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What happened on September 29, 2006
BUSINESS
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Dutch Food Retailer Won't Be Prosecuted in Accounting Case From Reuters
Lawmakers Ask for Delay of AT&T's Purchase of BellSouth From the Associated Press
Tribune Hires Merrill, Citigroup as Advisors From Bloomberg News
Rates on 30-Year Mortgages Slip to 6.31% From the Associated Press
IBM, Lenovo Recall 526,000 Sony Batteries From the Associated Press
Chrysler to Introduce Clean Diesel Pickup By John O'Dell
EEOC Sues Denny's in Amputation Case From the Associated Press
Alon USA Completes Purchase of Edgington From a Times Staff Writer
Intel, NBC Agree on Download Deal From Bloomberg News
Also
Capitol Records Tower to Be Sold By Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
Garamendi to Press Worker Comp Rates By Marc Lifsher, Times Staff Writer
WTO to Probe U.S. Cotton Subsidies From the Associated Press
Countrywide Sues Man, Alleging Mortgage Fraud From the Associated Press
2nd-Quarter Figure for GDP Revised From Reuters
ESPN to Drop Cellphone Service By Joseph Menn and James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writers
Investor Seeks to Enlarge GM Stake By John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
They're Dying to Be Part of It By Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
Heart Device Warning May Change From the Associated Press
House Panelists Rail at HP By Jim Puzzanghera, Times Staff Writer
Lions Gate Fight Grows Uglier From Reuters
More Home Buyers Stretch Truth, Budgets to Get Loans By David Streitfeld, Times Staff Writer
Dow Touches Record but Falls Short at Close From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Online Music Royalty Rate Set From Bloomberg News
OPEC Official Says Some Members to Cut Exports From Reuters and Bloomberg News
Plumbing Problems at Iraq Site Spur Wider Contractor Review By Jonathan Peterson, Times Staff Writer
PayPal Agrees to Better Detail Its Fraud Protection Policies From the Associated Press
Digital Music Royalty Checks Languish By Dawn C. Chmielewski and Charles Duhigg, Times Staff Writers
Target Offers Organic Foods From Bloomberg News
Telemundo Might Start a Network in Mexico From Reuters
Warner to Debut DVD in China to Curb Piracy By Claire Hoffman, Times Staff Writer
Research in Motion Posts Big Quarter From Bloomberg News
Half of Investment Team Leaves Pirate Capital From Bloomberg News
HP Agrees to Highlight Yahoo Sites on New PCs From Bloomberg News
NEWS
OPINION
For argument's sake
Kazakhstan's no joke
A parcel solution?
Children's eating habits and birthdays in schools
What will it take to clean up skid row?
A lesson on fear of religious extremists
Cut corporate jets, not benefits for retirees
Tax lesson
Renters can sleep well
Hate the sin, not the sinner By Rosa Brooks
Use brinkmanship to contain Iran By Robert D. Kaplan, ROBERT D. KAPLAN is a national correspondent for the Atlantic Monthly and the author of "Imperial Grunts."
No nukes! By Jeremy Rifkin, JEREMY RIFKIN is the author of "The Hydrogen Economy: The Creation of the World Wide Energy Web and the Redistribution of Power on Earth."
Pro athletes are paid to play, not feel By Dave Zirin, DAVE ZIRIN is the author of "What's My Name Fool? Sports and Resistance in the United States."
ENTERTAINMENT
Company reconsiders staging Mozart opera By Madeline Chambers, Reuters
For some, handling fortunes is a family affair By Anthony Day, Special to The Times
Reggae stars still stir up activists By Geoff Boucher, Times Staff Writer
Tennessee roots, L.A. connections By Tina Daunt, Times Staff Writer
Murder, with an explanation By Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
`Doubt' dwarfed and yet still sure By Charles Mcnulty, Times Staff Writer
Lost amid all the details By Booth Moore, Times Staff Writer
Documentary tends to be taxing as well By Mark Olsen, Special to The Times
Heady hybrids of images, objects By David Pagel, Special to The Times
`Guardian' treads too-familiar waters By Kevin Crust, Times Staff Writer
Revisiting home as newly hallowed ground By Kevin Thomas, Special to The Times
When they were at their angriest By Scott Martelle, Times Staff Writer
Gather 'round the `Jesus Camp' fire By Kenneth Turan, Times Staff Writer
Creativity Corner
The Congo's history of royal chaos By Michael Ordona, Special to The Times
JT is female, above all things By Kim Curtis, Associated Press
Amid the splendor, it's hard to ignore the clouds By Al Martinez
Puppy love with a Manila twist By Kevin Thomas, Special to The Times
It's hard to dislike him By Rich Kane, Special to The Times
`Mum's' the word in dull comedy By Robert Abele, Special to The Times
Black museums seeing benefits of grant program By Jacqueline Trescott, Washington Post
Spain picks `Volver' to compete From the Associated Press
Jokes & Riddles
Fantasia's father sues publisher From the Associated Press
Fox News ups the ante in cable fees From the Associated Press
Can you spell 'vocabulary'? From a Times staff writer
Cultural groups in global alliance From the Washington Post
Finally
NEA head to be renominated From the Associated Press
`Been Rich' taps out a buoyant message By Sam Adams, Special to The Times
L.A. Opera plans `Ring' `for the millennium' By Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
No small miracle By Mary Mcnamara, Times Staff Writer
Nothing's too silly inside this `School' By Robert Abele, Special to The Times
In hunters vs. hunted, creatures get a sporting chance By Kevin Crust, Times Staff Writer
Vintage satires still prove to be apt By David C. Nichols, F. Kathleen Foley
`Our Boring Street' By Lael Littke, Special to The Times
Part newsman, part storyteller, all heart By Joseph Saltzman, Special to The Times
Tillmans' touch: Image as installation By Leah Ollman, Special to The Times
Architect accepts UCLA position By Scott Timberg, Times Staff Writer
`Vanished' campaign hasn't a clue By Deborah Netburn, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Female Space Tourist Returns to Earth From Times Wire Reports
Federal Police Chief Apologizes to Deportee From Times Wire Reports
Man Sentenced in Lawmaker's Death From Times Wire Reports
Hundreds Abducted as Suspects, Group Says From Times Wire Reports
Can You Hum a Few Bars of Prison? From Times Wire Reports
Magazine Banned for Noncompliance From Times Wire Reports
British Cities Under Siege by Young Thugs By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Doubts Aside, U.S. Set to Boost Colombia Aid By Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
Russia Brings Exiled Empress Home to Rest By David Holley, Times Staff Writer
Chaos Moves Into a Neighborhood Called Liberty By Mohammed Rasheed and Solomon Moore, Times Staff Writers
Audiotape Calls for Abduction of Westerners By Solomon Moore, Times Staff Writer
U.S. to Add Troops to NATO in Afghanistan From Reuters
Wary Eye Cast on Abe's `New Japan' By Bruce Wallace, Times Staff Writer
Oaxaca Businesses Strike for Federal Action From Reuters
Boston Museum Returns 13 Antiquities to Italy By Ralph Frammolino and Jason Felch, Times Staff Writers
Russia Outraged by Arrest of 5 Military Officers By Alex Rodriguez, Chicago Tribune
Belgian Panel Finds SWIFT Deal With U.S. Violates EU Privacy Law From the Associated Press
U.S. Suspends Thai Aid Over Recent Coup From Times Wire Services
Deluge in the Philippines
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Garden Grove Freeway closure
MacArthur Park band shell opens
USC Media School Faces a Challenge in Replacing Dean By Larry Gordon, Times Staff Writer
$23.4 Million Awarded for Car Accident Injuries By Mai Tran and David Haldane, Times Staff Writers
James Beebe, 86; Noted L.A. Municipal Bond Lawyer From a Times Staff Writer
Transfers of Incompetent Teachers Curtailed By Nancy Vogel, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Basin Is Again Nation's Smog Capital From Times Wire Reports
Fire Captain Pleads Not Guilty to 1984 Slaying By Jill Leovy, Times Staff Writer
Audit Targets Redevelopment Agency By Patrick Mcgreevy, Times Staff Writer
Crime a Key Issue in Race for Top Lawman By Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
In Their Day, They Were Stars By Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer
Spinach Linked to E. Coli Outbreak Was Not Organic, Health Officials Say By Deborah Schoch and Mary Engel, Times Staff Writers
Gov. Funds Public Events Privately By Peter Nicholas and Dan Morain, Times Staff Writers
Martha Holmes, 83; Known for Candid Photos, Many Shot for Life Magazine By Mary Rourke, Times Staff Writer
Police Officer Held in Alleged Molestation
Consensus Forming on King/Drew By Susannah Rosenblatt, Lisa Richardson and Charles Ornstein, Times Staff Writers
Judge Backs Fish Ladders on Klamath River Dams By Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
Feud Over Schools Is Public Only By Howard Blume and Duke Helfand, Times Staff Writers
Sedative's Efficacy in Executions Questioned By Henry Weinstein and Maura Dolan, Times Staff Writers
Where to Put Mountain of Manure? By Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
From Oaxaca With Strife: It's Tough Getting the Tasty Goods By Jennifer Delson, Times Staff Writer
MTA Will Run Orange Line Out to Chatsworth By Jean Guccione, Times Staff Writer
Labor Protest Targets Airport-Area Hotels By Joe Mathews, Times Staff Writer
Deputies Union Office Is Raided By Maeve Reston, Times Staff Writer
West Nile Virus Found in 4 More Dead Birds From Times Wire Reports
Woman Is Arrested in Alley Shooting Death From Times Wire Reports
Charity Tries to Relieve Sorrows of Iraq War By Roy Rivenburg, Times Staff Writer
Henry Townsend, 96; Blues Guitarist Went From Odd Jobs to Master Artist From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Heading Home
UCLA Agrees to `Holistic' Approach to Admissions By Rebecca Trounson, Times Staff Writer
Control Unlikely After Pedal Error, Expert Says By Peter Y. Hong, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Report Details Abramoff Ties to White House By Peter Wallsten and Walter F. Roche Jr., Times Staff Writers
Instead of Bad Movies, Cinema Shows None By Bob Secter, Chicago Tribune
Next Shuttle Launch Might Be After Dark From Times Wire Reports
GOP to Stick With Atty. Gen. Candidate From Times Wire Reports
FBI Defends Assessment of Anthrax in Attacks From Times Wire Reports
Defense Opens Case in Motorcycle-Club Brawl From Times Wire Reports
Bush Speech Links Politics, Terror Fight By James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
110 Arrests in Doubt: Prosecutors Must Drop Cases of 9 Chicago Officers in Scandal's Shadow By David Heinzmann and Carlos Sadovi, Chicago Tribune
2 Priests Accused of $8.6-Million Theft in Florida By Jerome Burdi and Mike Clary, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Legal Battle Over Detainee Bill Is Likely By David G. Savage and Richard Simon, Times Staff Writers
Border Bill Takes a Detour By Nicole Gaouette, Times Staff Writer
Lawmaker Questioned On E-Mails to Page By Noam N. Levey, Times Staff Writer
Most Uninsured Children Have a Parent Who Works By Moises Mendoza, Times Staff Writer
Drifter Was Sexually Assaulting Colo. School Hostages, Sheriff Says By Stephanie Simon, Times Staff Writer
Space Ferry's Cabin Model on Display From the Associated Press
House OKs Expanded Wiretap Program By Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Roundup
Orioles' Cabrera Throws One-Hitter From the Associated Press
Angels' Super Saver Ties a Record By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Injury Means Martinez Will Skip the Postseason From the Associated Press
Bonds Ends on Upswing By Tim Brown, Times Staff Writer
A season goes over the brink By Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Loney Is a Mass Producer By Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Gagne Wishes He Could Help By Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Carlyle Faces Tough Choices By Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Texas Christian's Streak Ends at 13 From the Associated Press
Trahan Leads After a 63, but Magic Number Is 125 From Times Wire Reports
Undersized Center Is Very Worthy By Eric Sondheimer
Fletchers Cove Returns Today to Track Where She Has Sparkled By Bob Mieszerski
Valenzuela Returns, and Wins One Race By Robyn Norwood
Tukonen's Wait Nearly Over By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Loss of Son Jolts Odom By Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers Needed a Fireman By Bill Plaschke, Times Staff Writer
Charges Shift in Duquesne Case By Lance Pugmire; Jim Peltz, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Teams Need to Follow the Tough Acts With Care By Sam Farmer
Chiefs' Green Is Not Close to Returning From the Associated Press
Roundup
Peavy, Giles Lead Padres' 12-4 Victory From the Associated Press
The Great White Way By Pete Thomas
Owens Can't Break Free From This Coverage By David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
Rookie Has the Vision to Succeed By Bill Plaschke
Awareness Is the Aim of This Classic By Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers enjoy it when the schedule turns Rocky By T.J. Simers
Objectivity Lost in Owens' Story By Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Lombard Has It All Covered By Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
McFoy Eager to Fill Void By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Course Meets Match in Woods By Chuck Culpepper, Times Staff Writer
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