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What happened on September 05, 2006
OPINION
Anchoring the brand
Back to school
The Plame blame game
How to get Amtrak back on the right track
In defense of the Windy City
Corrupting influence of big-money donors
Rumsfeld may be right, but he's also wrong
Disaster relief experts
Is Pakistan friend or foe? By Selig S. Harrison, SELIG S. HARRISON, director of the Asia program at the Center for International Policy and a senior scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, is a former South Asia bureau chief for the Washington Post.
Enshrine this burger By Mark Kendall, MARK KENDALL wrote the "Fast Food Dude" column for the Riverside Press-Enterprise from 2001 to 2004.
What Hemingway didn't have to do By Michelle Slatalla, MICHELLE SLATALLA's book, "The Town on Beaver Creek: The Story of Lost Kentucky Community," was published Aug. 1.
I want my country back By Joel Stein
ENTERTAINMENT
Time again to rock around the clock By Robert Hilburn, Special to The Times
Mary J. Blige sings, and empowerment is heard By Natalie Nichols, Special to The Times
A British family's pathos and humor By Heller Mcalpin, Special to The Times
Otherworldly Gregorian chants calling once again By William Weir, Hartford Courant
TV slapstick from Abbott and Costello By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Coming: Free passes to theater By Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer
A fresher definition of identity By Min Lee, Associated Press
He knows about second chances By Patrick Goldstein
Modified but no major `House' cleaning By Robert Lloyd, Times Staff Writer
James Brown stirs up `Soul' for the Bowl By Oliver Wang, Special to The Times
Cruisin' to the charms of classics By Don Heckman, Special to The Times
A peek inside a Dutch home
Conductor Harth-Bedoya calls off appearances By Chris Pasles
Katie, you're on By Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
Jokes & Riddles
Comedy? Drama? `Standoff' By Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
`El Pueblo' By Shirley Jordan, Special to The Times
Foreign flavor on Sundance By Robert Lloyd, Times Staff Writer
`Today' maintains lead as revamp nears By David Bauder, Associated Press
Made in Hollywood, crafted from American angst By Matthew Debord, Special to The Times
WORLD
A Secret U.N. Envoy for Mideast From Reuters
Government Reports Seizure of Rebel Enclave From Times Wire Reports
African Union Troops Receive an Ultimatum From Times Wire Reports
Trains Collide Head-On, Killing as Many as 5 From Times Wire Reports
EU Plans a Meeting With Nuclear Negotiator From Times Wire Reports
Special Forces Free 15 Hostages at Prison From Times Wire Reports
New Campaign Aims to Disarm Gangsters From Times Wire Reports
Colombian Warlord's Remains Are Verified From Reuters
Caught in a Power Struggle By Ashraf Khalil, Times Staff Writer
The Enemies in Their Midst By Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer
A Family Connected to Its Battered Land By Borzou Daragahi, Times Staff Writer
August in Baghdad Ends With Flurry of Violence By Louise Roug, Times Staff Writer
Tourist Slain by Gunman in Jordan From the Associated Press
Malaysian Police Give Discounts on Traffic Tickets From the Associated Press
Decision on Mexican Vote Expected Today From the Associated Press
2008 Trial Expected in Airliner Case From Times Wire Services
4 Recommended for Court-Martial in Rape-Murder Case By Molly Hennessy-fiske, Times Staff Writer
Warring Sides in Somalia Sign Pact From the Associated Press
Chinese Log On for Retribution By Ching-ching Ni, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Airbus A380 Test Includes Passengers From the Associated Press
Judge Lets Argentine Firm Make Bazooka Gum From the Associated Press
Moguls Throw Dice on Macao By William Foreman, From the Associated Press
Aerospace Industry Strong Despite Cuts By Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
Hong Kong Disneyland Falls Short on Visitors From the Associated Press
Turnaround Steps Show at Leaner El Paso Corp. By Kristen Hays, The Associated Press
Airlines Again Consider Locking In Jet Fuel Prices From the Associated Press
`Invincible' No. 1 for a Second Weekend By Meg James, Times Staff Writer
Japanese Internet Maverick on Trial By Bruce Wallace, Times Staff Writer
This Mommy Track May Go Somewhere By Molly Selvin, Times Staff Writer
Back-of-Bull Gadget a Key to Keeping Rodeo Viewers By Shaun Schafer, The Associated Press
Sony Leading, Not Dominating, TV Field By Dawn C. Chmielewski, Times Staff Writer
Stater Bros. Grooms and Grows By Jerry Hirsch, Times Staff Writer
Textbooks Are Free, but They Carry Ads By Justin Pope, From the Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Bad boys get a taste of justice
A Thin Line on Animal Rights By Joe Mozingo, Times Staff Writer
4 Oxnard Bakery Workers Shot During Robbery By K. Connie Kang, Times Staff Writer
Cause of Air Tanker Crash Determined From a Times Staff Writer
William Garnett, 89; Took Aerial Photography to Artistic Heights By Jon Thurber, Times Staff Writer
Angelides, Governor Work the Holiday By Michael Finnegan and Robert Salladay, Times Staff Writers
A High-Wire Naturalist With a Lens By Valerie J. Nelson, Times Staff Writer
Labor Movement Flexes Its Muscles By Joe Mathews, Times Staff Writer
Walking in the Footsteps of L.A.'s Founders By Jennifer Oldham, Times Staff Writer
Defender Works for Fairness, Not Wealth By John Balzar, Times Staff Writer
GOP Endorsements in O.C. Exact a Price By Seema Mehta and Christian Berthelsen, Times Staff Writers
1 Killed, 3 Wounded in Shooting From a Times Staff Writer
Gyorgy Faludy, 96; Poet, Novelist Was a Giant of Hungarian Literature From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Byron Morrow, 94; Character Actor Had a Distinguished Look From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Awards Honor Those Who Continue Their Labor By Larry Gordon, Times Staff Writer
Sorority House Searched After Man's Body Found From Times Wire Reports
Officers Kill Man in Santa Monica By Marla Cone and Carla Rivera, Times Staff Writers
Union Seeks OK to Strike Again By Joe Mathews, Times Staff Writer
In L.A., Desire of Some Is Named Streetcar By Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Labor Day Telethon Raises Record Amount From Times Wire Reports
`Noose Is Tightening' in Hunt for Killing Suspect From Times Wire Reports
Democratic Lawmakers Urge Firing of Rumsfeld From Times Wire Reports
Sputtering Hurricane Floods El Paso Roads From Times Wire Reports
On Labor Day, Bush Puts Emphasis on Education By Joel Havemann, Times Staff Writer
Christian Coalition Is Splintering By Jenny Jarvie, Times Staff Writer
Security Is Atop GOP's Agenda By Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
Type of Hormone Therapy Blamed for Hearing Loss From the Associated Press
Sex Charges Shadow a Local Curiosity in Texas By Lianne Hart, Times Staff Writer
Bipolar Daughter Needed Help; Her Parents, Answers By David Heinzmann, Chicago Tribune
SCIENCE
Autism Tied to Older Fathers By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Breaking News
Cruz's Inside Job Sinks the Athletics From the Associated Press
Tejada Remains Topic of Interest By Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Angels Squeak by the Orioles By Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Rivera to Sit Out Royals Series From the Associated Press
At Crunch Time, Fans of Buckeyes Flake Out By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer
LaRoche Probably Won't Get the Call By Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers Get Trip Off to a Bad Start By Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Keep Your Eye on His Racket By Bill Dwyre, Bill Dwyre can be reached at bill.dwyre@latimes.com. To read previous columns by Dwyre, go to latimes.com/dwyre.
Angels Can't Look Too Far Ahead By Helene Elliott, Helene Elliott can be reached at helene.elliott@latimes.com.
Seven's Lucky for Espinoza By Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
McCullough Takes His Turn Tossing the Hammer Well By Eric Sondheimer, Eric Sondheimer can be reached at eric.sondheimer@latimes.com.
The Kick Is Just Right, Not Wide, as Florida State Beats Miami, 13-10 By Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
Chase Goes on Without Calamity By Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Loss to Japan Ends U.S. Softball Winning Streak From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Foley Is Out for the Season From the Associated Press
Barfield's Walk-Off Homer Lifts Padres From the Associated Press
Quotebook
Mauresmo Shows Serena Her Point of Departure By Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Woods Drives to 5 From the Associated Press
If All Goes According to Schedule, 5-0 Is Possible By Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Casting Call Goes Out This Week By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
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