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What happened on September 10, 2006
NEWS
Thieves Preying on Exotic Species By Sue Leeman, Associated Press Writer
S. Korea Offers Some Asylum Seekers Second-Class Treatment By Mi-sook Jeong, Associated Press Writer
Collection of Angels Seems Heaven-Sent to Save Church By Patrice M. Jones, Chicago Tribune
Two Cities, One Global Economy From the Associated Press
A Mexican City Transformed By Hugo Kugiya, Associated Press Writer
Lost and Found in a Factory Town By Hugo Kugiya, Associated Press Writer
At 36, No One Suspected She Had Colon Cancer By Kimberlee Roth, Special to the Chicago Tribune
Judge Overturns Conviction in 1975 `Cain and Abel' Slayings By Flynn Mcroberts and Maurice Possley, Chicago Tribune
Doctors, Patients Debate Price of End-Stage Medical Care By Jeff Donn, Associated Press Writer
BOOKS
Bestsellers
Local heroes By Jimmy Breslin, Jimmy Breslin won a Pulitzer Prize for commentary in 1986. He is the author, most recently, of "Love Lasts on Myrtle Avenue," a play.
All the wrong places By Rosa Brooks, Rosa Brooks, special counsel to the Open Society Institute and a law professor at Georgetown University, writes a weekly op-ed column for The Times.
Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds
Valiant voyeurism By Tara Ison, Tara Ison is the author of the novels "A Child Out of Alcatraz" and the forthcoming "The List."
Bestsellers / Paperbacks
Notes from underground By Matthew Price, Matthew Price is a journalist and critic who lives along the N line in outer Brooklyn.
A jagged peace By Susan Salter Reynolds, Susan Salter Reynolds is a Times staff writer.
The great unknowing By Louise Steinman, Louise Steinman is the author of "The Souvenir: A Daughter Discovers Her Father's War."
Tough guy, soft boiled By Kenneth Turan, Kenneth Turan is a Times film critic.
Peculiar pearls By Antoine Wilson, Antoine Wilson is the author of the forthcoming novel "The Interloper."
ENTERTAINMENT
Documentary subjects have 7-year hitch By Rene Lynch, Times Staff Writer
Calling the audible By Scott Timberg, Times Staff Writer
Architecture
Art
In `Babel,' love is a universal language By Reed Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Bourne reshapes `Scissorhands' By Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
Even locations get a stand-in By John Horn
`Dahlia,' a postmortem By Robert W. Welkos, Times Staff Writer
Dance
Leo's rising By Mary Mcnamara, Times Staff Writer
A new room for `Doubt' By Charles Mcnulty, Times Staff Writer
Start by ripping up the book By John Horn, Times Staff Writer
Re-creating history, one shot at a time By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Inside a dictator's head By Martin Miller, Times Staff Writer
Close-up with the stars By Christopher Hawthorne, Times Staff Writer
Never let them relax By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
War's impact: An issue with many dimensions By Mark Olsen, Special to The Times
Here and now, then and there
Men of words By Reed Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Haunting prescience and a plea for peace By Melissa Pamer, Times Staff Writer
A real `Nighthawk'
Who is this guy?
A Getty drama
Writers' circle
TV season spoiled
What it takes to win the election
The style to which she's accustomed By Mimi Avins, Times Staff Writer
Versailles, done over in pastel By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Pop
Classical
Banking on the taste of tweens By Charles Duhigg, Times Staff Writer
The best of the worst humanity has to offer By Kenneth Turan, Times Staff Writer
Relief for that Mozart hangover By Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
They come to the set ready to take it all off By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
First-time animation director has a wild time By Melissa Pamer, Times Staff Writer
Building crescendo By Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
They're men of mystery By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Depth not necessary
Rock's got its mojo working again By Ann Powers, Times Staff Writer
A life of hard knocks By Irene Lacher, Special to The Times
Tapping his killer instincts By Melissa Pamer, Times Staff Writer
Drifting in dreamland By Mark Olsen, Special to The Times
Mommie weirdest By Rachel Abramowitz, Times Staff Writer
When teacher is after your girl By Susan King
Mt. Sinai comes to the Getty By Suzanne Muchnic, Times Staff Writer
For now, what's not to like?
Theater
A little bit of mystery to keep you guessing
OPINION
Iraq's mean streets
Five years on
Pensions are really just delayed compensation
No confidence in vote
Topic was tasteless
Nuclear waste threat and what's behind it
Labor's vote tactic, and union-bashing
'Early endorsements' one of club's benefits
Chait's perspective on midterm elections
Keep ocean air clean
Spin and the war on terror By Jonathan Chait, jchait@latimescolumnists.com
The `madness' of Lopez Obrador By Denise Dresser, DENISE DRESSER is a columnist for the Mexican newspaper Reforma and a professor at the Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico.
Gawking at Rio's poor By Gregory Rodriguez, GREGORY RODRIGUEZ is an Irvine senior fellow at the New America Foundation. grodriguez@latimescolumnists.com
Why pay millions for `A Million's' lies? By David L. Ulin, DAVID L. ULIN is book editor of The Times. david.ulin@latimes.com
Ripple effects
Accountability Corner
Trading 007 for Jack Bauer By Leo Braudy, LEO BRAUDY is the author of "From Chivalry to Terrorism: War and the Changing Nature of Masculinity" and university professor at USC.
Historic turning point or bump in the road? By Bill Maher, Bill Maher is the host of HBO's "Real Time With Bill Maher."
Anniversary album By Joel Pett, Joel Pett is the Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist of the Lexington Herald-Leader. His work also appears in USA Today.
Historic turning point or bump in the road? By Brendan Simms, Brendan Simms is a lecturer in history at the Center of International Studies, Cambridge University. He is the author of "The Impact of Napoleon" and "Unfinest Hour: Britain and the Destruction of Bosnia," among other books.
John Lennon is still bugging the White House By Jon Wiener, JON WIENER, a professor of history at UC Irvine, is the author of "Gimme Some Truth: The John Lennon FBI Files" and was the historical consultant on the film "U.S. vs. John Lennon."
Wise up, voters By Alan Wolfe, ALAN WOLFE teaches political science at Boston College and is the author of "Does American Democracy Still Work?" The book will be out later this month from Yale University Press.
WORLD
U.S. Officer Describes Kyrgyzstan Abduction From the Associated Press
NATO-Afghan Raids Kill 40 Suspected Militants From the Associated Press
Taipei Protest Calls on the President to Resign From Times Wire Reports
8 Miners Rescued; Death Toll From Fire Hits 25 From Times Wire Reports
11 Troops Killed, 53 Hurt in Attack Against Rebels From Times Wire Reports
Island Braces as Storm Becomes a Hurricane From Times Wire Reports
Thousands in Tel Aviv Demand War Inquiry From Times Wire Reports
Britain's Leadership Battle Years in Making By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
South African Exposes Crime's Gruesome Face By Robyn Dixon, Times Staff Writer
EU, Iran Report Gains in Talks From the Associated Press
Iraqi's Trip to Iran Accents an Unsettling Friendship By Patrick J. Mcdonnell and Solomon Moore, Times Staff Writers
U.S. Reporter Heads Home, Freed by Sudan in Espionage Case From the Chicago Tribune
The Roots of Hezbollah's Clout Lie in Iran By Borzou Daragahi, Times Staff Writer
Video of Iranian Missile Test Is Fake, Pentagon Says By Julian E. Barnes, Times Staff Writer
Pope Visits His Native Bavaria By Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Why the Numbers Don't Add Up in Iraq By Patrick J. Mcdonnell, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Hangars Are Hollywood's Next Big Thing By Richard Verrier, Times Staff Writer
The Advantages of Going Green
There Are Worse Things Than Foul Language
New Rules Will Ease the Tax Burden on 401(k) Heirs By Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
They Pave Their Own Way With a Little Help By Marla Dickerson, Times Staff Writer
Backdating Is Seen as Option in Tech Realm By Tom Petruno and Chris Gaither, Times Staff Writers
Backdating Gains Found Modest By Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
You Want to Take a What? By Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Staged locomotive crash just fizzles
Officer's Bullet Killed Woman, Autopsy Shows From Times Staff and Wire Reports
13 Are Arrested in Prostitution Sting From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Mother, Son Are Held in Swindle of Elderly Man From Times Staff and Wire Reports
War casualties
A Call to Action for `Good Religion' By K. Connie Kang, Times Staff Writer
After 100 Years, Still a Beacon By James Ricci, Times Staff Writer
LAPD Officer Assaulted by 2 Men in Tunnel Under Freeway By Robin Fields, Times Staff Writer
Undammed If They Get OK, Dammed If They Don't By Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writer
An Investors' Dream or Just a Mirage? By Mike Anton, Times Staff Writer
Blaze Near Pyramid Lake Burns Unchecked From a Times Staff Writer
Buckets of Rain
J.S. Holliday, 82; Wrote Classic History of the Gold Rush Era By Elaine Woo, Times Staff Writer
Women Warned About IUDs By Rong-gong Lin Ii, Times Staff Writer
Latino Activists Put Faith in Ballots By Teresa Watanabe, Times Staff Writer
What Do You Mean by Hot? By Steve Lopez
Baca Orders Policy Review By Andrew Blankstein, Times Staff Writer
Three From U.S. Die in Mexico Plane Crash From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Retired UC Davis Professor Missing From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A Revolutionary Doll: Falla the Cat, Not Included By Steve Harvey
Silverio Perez, 91; Mexican Matador Known as 'Pharaoh' From Times Staff and Wire Reports
John Drummond, 71; Former Director of Edinburgh Festival From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Remy Belvaux, 38; Filmmaker of Cult Classic 'Man Bites Dog' From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Activists Target Juice Company By Jessica Garrison, Times Staff Writer
Weather Helps Control Placer County Fire From Times Staff and Wire Reports
FAA Grant Will Be Used to Upgrade Airport From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Touring the Tall Ships
Ranch Turned Abbey Is Fertile Field for Serenity By Cecilia Rasmussen, Times Staff Writer
Military Deaths
NATIONAL
Students, Alumnae Boo Opening School to Men From Times Wire Reports
Air Force to Junk Fleet of Firefly Training Planes From Times Wire Reports
Knife Found in Book of Yemen-Bound Traveler From Times Wire Reports
Rhode Island Race May Be Key to Senate By Elizabeth Mehren, Times Staff Writer
Familiar Names in Primary Races By Don Frederick, Times Staff Writer
9/11 Conspiracy Theorists Gather in N.Y. By Ellen Barry, Times Staff Writer
Ownership in Cuba Becomes Hot Issue By Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
Ga. May Be Weak Spot in Democrats' Offensive By Richard Fausset, Times Staff Writer
Florida Trash May Be Gone in a Flash From the Associated Press
`Cain and Abel' Slaying Conviction Tossed By Flynn Mcroberts and Maurice Possley, Chicago Tribune
Kerry Urges Buildup in Afghanistan By Dan Balz, Washington Post
Anxiety Lingers in New York By Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer
NIH Audit Criticizes Scientist's Dealings By David Willman, Times Staff Writer
'06 Campaign Cry: Public First, Party Second By Ronald Brownstein
Oregon Memorial to Recent War Dead Runs Into Flak By Lynn Marshall, Times Staff Writer
Ex-Teacher Leaves Her Fortune to City Schools From the Associated Press
Is the U.S. Winning This War? By Doyle Mcmanus, Times Staff Writer
REAL ESTATE
After 22 years of use, the garage space is part of the package By Kevin Postema, Special to The Times
Mischievous plaintiff has court case all wrapped up By Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian, Special to The Times
The rumrunners? They got priced out By Talya Meyers, Special to The Times
Some things old, some things new By Diane Wedner, Times Staff Writer
She'll take her pipes with her By Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
Before you pick up a brush ... From the Washington Post
Innocent root or strangler? By Gayle Pollard-terry, Times Staff Writer
Buyers play wait and see By Michelle Hofmann, Special to The Times
SCIENCE
Space Shuttle Trucks Into Orbit at Last By John Johnson Jr., Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
OK, OK, I'll Talk! I Was the One Who Took the Ace Bandages
Bruins Win, but Little Achieved By J.A. Adande
Decent Numbers Haven't Added Up for Chiefs By Sam Farmer
Roundup From the Associated Press
Devil Rays Solve Loaiza and A's, 9-6 From the Associated Press
Angels Idling After 2-1 Loss By Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Wells May Offer Glimpse of the Future By Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Down The Line By Tim Brown
Palmer Had Lots of Help in Swift Comeback From the Associated Press
Regional From the Associated Press
Brady Still in Charge After Loss of Key Players By Howard Ulman, Associated Press
This Is as Close as Some Get to Super By Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer
Finish May Be (40-)Something By Tim Brown
Garcia's Late Goal Gives Chivas a Tie By Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers Miss It by That Much By Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Rookies Think About Winter Plans By Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers Wouldn't Mind a Return Trip By Bill Dwyre
Star Material
GALAXY TODAY vs Houston Dynamo, 5, FSN West By Grahame L. Jones
Kerr Shoots a 61 to Pass Sorenstam From the Associated Press
Buckeye Gets Better Every Breath He Takes By Peter Yoon
Dubai World Cup Winner Electrocutionist Dies From the Associated Press
Nfl Injury Report From the Associated Press
Brother Against Brother By Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Navratilova Goes Out in Grand Style, With a Title By Bill Dwyre
Johnson, Knill Keep the Pace at Irwindale From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Stewart Out of the Chase By Ed Hinton, Orlando Sentinel
Redskins' Portis May Be Ready From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Cardinals Finally Get to Start at Home By Sam Farmer
Roundup
Bonds Homers Again as the Giants Close In From the Associated Press
Owens and Cowboys on Same Page From the Associated Press
San Jose State Rallies for Upset of Stanford, 35-34 From the Associated Press
Bears Hold Upper Hand in Rivalry From the Associated Press
When Every Game Is a Home Game, Who Needs Home Team? By Bill Plaschke
Quotebook
New-Look Raiders Ready From the Associated Press
Maddux Not Leaving a Lasting Impression By T.J. Simers
The Small Turn Out to Be Mighty Good By Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
`Hybrid' Getting Great Mileage By Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Sharapova Wins, but Signals Get Crossed By Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Olson Has a Tough Night in Victory By Robyn Norwood and Lonnie White, Times Staff Writers
UCLA Runs, but Not Away By Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Ohio State Takes This Rematch by the Horns By Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
Williams Is Ready for the Matchup By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
West From the Associated Press
Shock's WNBA Title Is Smith's Missing Piece From the Associated Press
MAGAZINE
The Ab in Abercrombie By Jade Chang, Jade Chang is the West Coast editor for Metropolis magazine. She has also written for LA Weekly and the London Times.
The Americanization of All of Us By Rick Wartzman
Joy By Elizabeth Khuri, Elizabeth Khuri is an assistant Style editor for West and the former managing editor of SOMA magazine.
Jet Set By Elizabeth Khuri, Elizabeth Khuri is an assistant Style editor for West and the former managing editor of SOMA magazine.
That Sweet Smell of Oranges
A Window Into a New World
Why a Successful Adoption Requires the Best Research
The Sticky Fate of L.A.
Sky's the Limit By Dan Neil
Air Traffic Controller, Todd Phipps, Palmdale, California, May 5, 2006 and Juggler, Sergey Gripkov, Los Angeles, February 21, 2000 By Colin Westerbeck
Never Doubt the Power of the Screenwriter By Hal Dresner, Hal Dresner is a screenwriter whose latest novel, "Nobody Sleeps Well in Casablanca," will be published next year.
The Shah's New Clothes By Jasmin Darznik, Jasmin Darznik is a doctoral candidate in English at Princeton. Her work has been featured in the San Francisco Chronicle, Zyzzyva and the Women's Review of Books.
Grasses on hillsides Sway in sudden summer gusts Not... By Janey Milstead
Write On Me By David K. Israel
That's Mrs. Ziggy Stardust
I Wouldn't Do That at the Office By Milt Policzer
4 Steps to Dressing Up By Kristin Young, Kristin Young is features editor at Angeleno magazine, where she covers fashion. Her articles have also appeared in Women's Wear Daily, W, Redbook and others.
TRAVEL
One little guide, a world of travel By Arthur Frommer, Special to The Times
Deal of the week By R.J. Mcclure
You'll put the paper bag lunch to shame By Judi Dash
Food that flies well? Skip the cookies, think trail mix By Kathleen Doheny, Special to The Times
Fewer bags overhead! But more staring at the carousel By Jane Engle, Times Staff Writer
A seamless tradition By Amy Hubbard
Philadelphia story: She laughed, she cried, she got wise By Mary Mcnamara, Times Staff Writer
Calling all airlines -- take note
Fond memories of the Cartwright
Another gem: Opel's design site
Check bags on the way to LAX By Jane Engle
Lakes Region: Do not disturb By David Lamb, Special to The Times
The personalized putt-putt tour By Jane Engle, Times Staff Writer
A new place for pasta in Paso Robles
A peak around the corner
War sites, age-old castles By Maggie Barnett, Times Staff Writer
Let sleeping dogs luxuriate By Robin Rauzi
Close enough to touch Utah's sky By Dan Blackburn, Special to The Times
A lotus amid the Iowa corn By Carina Chocano, Times Staff Writer
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