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What happened on April 16, 2007
HEALTH
Corn oil -- good for you? Karen Ravn, Special to The Times
Probiotics, such as Flora Source, can ease digestive woes Chris Woolston, Special to The Times
Hairy part of organ reversal Elena Conis, Special to The Times
When gums speak volumes Shari Roan, Times Staff Writer
Big games for little athletes Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
Tired of sit-ups? Try sit-backs Karen Voight, Karen Voight can be reached at kvoightla@aol.com.
Heart risks at the finish line Cameron Walker, Special to The Times
How to tell good fat from the bad Sally Squires, Special to The Times
Statins may lower risk of flu death From Times wire reports
Habits could affect Parkinson's risk From Times wire reports
When babies are in control
Cocoa's sweet reward Janet Cromley, Times Staff Writer
Be prepared to be your own 'pocket' guide Shari Roan
From grace comes power Melissa Healy, Times Staff Writer
'Bents' can be a cycling alternative
Her self-diagnosis: too much Googling Marci Crestani, Special to The Times
Swayed by Bollywood rhythms Kavita Daswani, Special to The Times
Age no bar to radiation therapy From Times wire reports
Tired, headachy and cranky? Blame the commute Eric M. Weiss, Washington Post
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Reports of monster fish in the L.A. River? Get reel Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
Jack Williams, 85; stuntman known for horse-riding skills Dennis McLellan, Times Staff Writer
Walking a thin line for skid row kids Jack Leonard, Times Staff Writer
Pesticide company settles sterility suit for $300,000 T. Christian Miller, Times Staff Writer
Can a dog mauling be murder? Maura Dolan, Times Staff Writer
James Aljian, 75; Tracinda executive, MGM Mirage director From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Police secrecy bill not embraced Matt Lait, Times Staff Writer
Presiding over a congregation filled with pride Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writer
4.2 quake jolts Imperial County From a Times Staff Writer
If wired right, computers do belong in classrooms Bob Sipchen
Youth is wounded in apparent gang shooting From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Boy, 3, drowns in home pool; brother critical From a Times Staff Writer
Officers kill gunman near Jefferson Park From a Times Staff Writer
No-tax stance won't solve state's problems George Skelton
James Stone, 82; filed whistle-blower lawsuit against weapons firm From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Man loses control of car, dies in crash From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Security project at LAX sees delays, increased costs Jennifer Oldham, Times Staff Writer
7 killed in 5 accidents throughout Southland Sam Quinones, Times Staff Writer
Burning over a lot fewer leaves in Commerce Deborah Schoch, Times Staff Writer
Henry B. Cox, 69; historian helped recover stolen Edison documents Patricia Sullivan, Washington Post
Dick Allen, 80; jazz historian archived musicians' oral histories From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A park flowers near L.A. River Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
James P. Jontz, 55; environmental activist served in Congress From Times Staff and Wire Reports
2 killed in separate Valley shootings From a Times Staff Writer
One-way called right way to go for boulevards Jean Guccione, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
NHL's most famous goon still has that fighting spirit Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Yankees put two starters on the DL From the Associated Press
Burton becomes a repeat winner From the Associated Press
L.A. forced to Games sidelines Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Lincicome overcomes high winds and Ochoa From the Associated Press
Gonzalez makes his Arizona return Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Farmar steps into the role of a starter Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
It was all for one and one for all Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer
Results From the Associated Press
Clippers lose control in their loss to Kings Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Pujols breaks out of slump in a big way From the Associated Press
Results From the Associated Press
Niedermayer gets a breakthrough Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
'Prayer wins fifth stakes Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Lakers are good in a clinch Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Lack of effort disgusts Brand Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Bourdais continues lock on Long Beach Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Coyne Racing finds new energy with Junqueira Martin Henderson, Times Staff Writer
Ducks stay in charge of Wild Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Jankovic earns her biggest victory From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Servia makes most of a chance Martin Henderson, Times Staff Writer
Pyatt's overtime goal lifts Canucks past Stars, 2-1 From the Associated Press
After rainout, making up hard to do Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Duncan, referee clash in Spurs' loss From the Associated Press
Spirited win for Dodgers Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Robinson's legacy is colorblind J.A. Adande
TV deal fuels tennis coverage Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Warriors get a gift in chase From the Associated Press
U.S. elite don't shine at meet Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
Scutaro's walk-off homer beats Rivera From the Associated Press
BUSINESS
Hotel service with a style Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
Microsoft hits rival's deal for DoubleClick From the Washington Post
Economic picture From staff and wire reports
EPA acts against lead in kids' items From the Associated Press
Earnings rush is on From staff and wire reports
Slew of inflation, growth data due From staff and wire reports
Sallie Mae said to agree to sale From Times Wire Services
For CBS the Web, not Imus, is the news Meg James, Times Staff Writer
Seagate `humanizes' PC drives in retail push Michelle Quinn, Times Staff Writer
`Disturbia' tops box office Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
Push to catalog mail-order homes Deborah Hastings, The Associated Press
Clear Channel, Google strike deal for radio advertising From the Associated Press
Acne drug is target of new suits Daniel Costello, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
But seriously, it's hard for women Paul Farhi, Washington Post
All the classic elements of the whodunit -- or does it? Dick Lochte, Special to The Times
For MoMA, an art dealer's trove From the Associated Press
Tuesdays are `Green' on TV's Sundance From the Associated Press
History, with heat Mikael Wood, Special to The Times
Gardner's impressive debut at LACO Richard S. Ginell, Special to The Times
Raw and still edgy Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
A higher state for `Tristan' Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Paging Keyser Soze Mark Olsen, Special to The Times
Ponys star as things get wiggy at the Echo August Brown, Times Staff Writer
Translating into Spanish, and fun Steve Appleford, Special to The Times
First of all, it's got to be funny PAUL BROWNFIELD
A knack for the musical niche Steve Hochman, Special to The Times
Car stunts gone wild in `Redline' John Anderson, Special to The Times
Imus' darkest hour lets Couric escape the glare SCOTT COLLINS
A tale of two crews Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
Plas Johnson keeps melody at his fingertips Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Soul-baring, daring set this troupe apart Victoria Looseleaf, Special to The Times
`Spirited Astray,' not carried away Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
Ordinary little film, big-picture lesson AL MARTINEZ
A confident walk with `Heroes' Barbara Isenberg, Special to The Times
You can count on a guy named Pignon Susan King
OPINION
Costly clause
Wolfowitz falls short
Police shouldn't be immigration agents
How to round out a Thompson ticket
'War czar' in office
A difficult decision on motherhood
Imus' firing and lingering questions
Neocon's downfall
The moon can wait
The kindness of Kurt Vonnegut GREGORY RODRIGUEZ
Lingering racism
GOP is mired in political scandals
Fixing the AMT mess
Abstinence-only sex education
The daddy dilemma Kay S. Hymowitz, KAY S. HYMOWITZ is a contributing editor of the Manhattan Institute's City Journal. A longer version of this article will appear in its spring issue.
NATIONAL
Off-duty pilot faces drug charge From Times Wire Reports
Landslide stages a second act in Oregon town Lynn Marshall, Times Staff Writer
It was her 20-ton good-luck charm From Times Wire Reports
Cheney hasn't spoken to his old friend Libby From the Associated Press
Wolfowitz says he won't be resigning Jim Puzzanghera, Times Staff Writer
NASA paid families of astronauts From Times Wire Reports
All can gather at this table Stephanie Simon, Times Staff Writer
Arrested in '02, `dirty bomb' suspect Padilla to be tried Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
Gonzales to admit mistakes in firings Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer
East Coast feels brunt of a major nor'easter From the Associated Press
Clinton and Obama in a dead heat Dan Morain and Doug Smith, Times Staff Writers
Political winds shift on prairie Noam N. Levey, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
N. Korea reminded to fulfill its pledge From the Associated Press
Ruling party leads in state elections From Times Wire Reports
Voters back Ecuadorean president's reform push From Times Wire Services
Israel-Palestinian talks skirt specifics Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer
Thousands protest for a second day From Times Wire Reports
Pact defines roles of peacekeepers From Times Wire Reports
Suicide attacks kill at least 12 From Times Wire Reports
Shiite bloc may leave government Tina Susman, Times Staff Writer
Iran invites bids for two nuclear plants Ramin Mostaghim and Louise Roug, Special to The Times
Iraq conflict is a battle for identity Borzou Daragahi, Times Staff Writer
Le Pen is back, with a fighting chance Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer
A World Wide Web of terrorist plotting Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
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