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What happened on April 21, 2007
ENTERTAINMENT
In `Sherman's March,' the brutal Civil War assault is retraced Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Tragedy echoes in new film Jeff Goldsmith, Special to The Times
Stone to direct antiwar ad From the Associated Press
'Idol' not idolized in his dad's India From the Associated Press
Imus show producer also fired From the Associated Press
Military personnel to see movies free John Horn
To Weinstein, the good old days are back
Fond memory
Wild horses won't keep Stones away From the Associated Press
Lessons from the `dead' Tim Rutten, Times Staff Writer
Credit architect
Where Beethoven and Sibelius meet Richard S. Ginell, Special to The Times
Evolution of a relationship Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
A new era for ancient art at the Metropolitan From the Associated Press
Downloads CASEY DOLAN
Defending 'Idol'
Museum thief is sentenced From the Associated Press
Cheech, a giving person Agustin Gurza, Times Staff Writer
A grander scale Lynne Heffley, Times Staff Writer
A ghastly past, an exalted life Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer
The body-bruising career of a performer Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
Concern for the sea is deep in his DNA Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
Rap reacts to Virginia Tech Chris Lee, Times Staff Writer
A sleek, elegant bandoneon-cello tango Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Still lots of love for Lucy in TV Land SCOTT COLLINS
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Ken Albers, 82; singer harmonized as one of the Four Freshmen From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Boat capsizes on Big Bear Lake; three anglers die Sara Lin and Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writers
State may dock school district in Riverside County $53 million Maeve Reston, Times Staff Writer
Newell Reynolds, 91; Lewitzky Dance Company set designer Mary Rourke, Times Staff Writer
Year-old meat recalled after E. coli cases Rong-Gong Lin II, Times Staff Writer
Jail book policy upsets families of Orange County inmates Jennifer Delson, Times Staff Writer
He is glass-plate positive Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
Legal clash over church property John Spano, Times Staff Writer
Carlo Maria Badini, 81; credited with ending La Scala deficit streak From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Annenberg School at USC to get new dean From Times Staff and Wire Reports
The divine has a place on the road to recovery Angie Green, Times Staff Writer
Teachers union files lawsuit over computer pay snafu From a Times Staff Writer
School threats causing jitters Tami Abdollah and Seema Mehta, Times Staff Writers
George Webster, 61; football star lost Supreme Court case From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A filmmaker chronicles the Americanization of Little Saigon Dana Parsons
Brewer pledges swift action after harsh report on LAUSD Joel Rubin and Howard Blume, Times Staff Writers
Students try to learn what it takes for college Adrian G. Uribarri, Times Staff Writer
Man who set self on fire may face charges Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer
Diver hurt searching O.C. jetty for boater David Haldane,, Times Staff Writer
Development dispute at Warner Center ends From Times Staff and Wire Reports
TV producer on Spector jury Peter Y. Hong, Times Staff Writer
Rocco speech prompts school board change From Times Staff Reports
Legal experts say L.A. County violated state's open meetings law Jack Leonard and Susannah Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writers
Angered at proposed cut, Delgadillo questions mayor's vow to fight gangs Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Spring storm doesn't ease drought fears Tony Barboza, Times Staff Writer
Gov. halts work on death chamber Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writer
EPA says Ormond Beach toxic waste has stabilized Gregory W. Griggs, Times Staff Writer
L.A. Fire Department probes alleged hazing Greg Krikorian, Times Staff Writer
Frances Spatz Leighton, 87; writer chronicled D.C. lives From the Washington Post
Helen Robson Walton, 87; Wal-Mart founder's widow known for philanthropy From the Associated Press
Bea Thurston, 84; as a WASP, flew noncombat missions during WWII Valerie J. Nelson, Times Staff Writer
Hans Koning, 85; world traveler wrote fiction, nonfiction Mary Rourke, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Alleged saboteur of power grid gained access despite warning Marc Lifsher, Times Staff Writer
Investor wants to talk with Chrysler workers Martin Zimmerman, Times Staff Writer
Surging Dow closes in on 13,000 mark Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
18,500 jobs added in California Lisa Girion, Times Staff Writer
Times is expected to cut 5% of staff James Rainey, Times Staff Writer
Wal-Mart says board wasn't spied on From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Wikipedia weighs revenue options From Reuters
Also
Classic flexes green muscle John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
Circuit City to team with Napster From Reuters
Audits urged on gauges of Internet users From Reuters
Clear Channel to sell TV group From the Associated Press
U.S. review backs Pfizer AIDS drug From Reuters
Wholesale power prices in state fell 18% in 2006 From Reuters
H&R Block to sell mortgage unit Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
Google's data-storing feature fuels privacy fears Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writer
House votes to have shareholders weigh in on executive pay Jonathan Peterson, Times Staff Writer
Risk from quarantined hog farm is `minimal' From the Associated Press
Picking up steam in Mexico Marla Dickerson, Times Staff Writer
Chevron refinery fire caused by pipe From the Associated Press
2 accused of `pump-dump' stock scheme From Bloomberg News
Suit planned over rules for washers Elizabeth Douglass, Times Staff Writer
BlackBerry maker says software caused blackout From the Associated Press
Gas-sipping vehicle gets 1,900 mpg John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
Film veterans to lead new JPMorgan unit Claudia Eller, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Vatican panel condemns limbo to eternal dustbin Tracy Wilkinson and Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writers
Kasparov is questioned after protests From Times Wire Reports
President rejects parliament vote From Times Wire Reports
113 killed as battles spread in Mogadishu From Reuters
Blasts kill two NATO troops in Afghanistan From Reuters
U.S. stay limited, Gates warns Julian E. Barnes, Times Staff Writer
Culture vultures' sights on pigeons From Times Wire Reports
Iraq's death penalty raises concerns Tina Susman, Times Staff Writer
Search for sailboat crew underway From the Associated Press
In Nigeria, power still flows from barrel of gun Robyn Dixon, Times Staff Writer
U.S.-owned Indonesia mine target of strike Paul Watson, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
A day to remember the good Miguel Bustillo, Times Staff Writer
Mayor endorses fees for motorists From Times Wire Reports
Prosecutors probe Reading First From Times Wire Reports
Worker at NASA kills hostage, self From Times Wire Reports
Bush says Iraq plan 'meeting expectations' James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Social Security data listed on Web From Times Wire Reports
GOP support for Gonzales continues to deteriorate Richard B. Schmitt and Richard Simon, Times Staff Writers
School Bible classes optional From Times Wire Reports
Gov. Corzine is breathing unaided From Times Wire Reports
Va. gunman's family is 'helpless and lost' David Zucchino, Times Staff Writer
Genocide resolution still far from certain Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
Vermont Senate votes for Bush, Cheney impeachment From the Associated Press
Milwaukee may cuff students P.J. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writer
World Bank board expands Wolfowitz inquiry Joel Havemann, Times Staff Writer
Miss (armed) America From the Associated Press
SCIENCE
Fossil offers view of early forests From Times Staff and Wire Reports
NASA sets shuttle launch dates From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Cloned calves may produce insulin From Times Staff and Wire Reports
So that's how broccoli blocks cancer From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Did the Toltecs sacrifice children? From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Peptide that thwarts HIV found Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
Rodents may hold key to many stillbirths Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
Rabies treatment fails to save two From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Early amphibians had quite a bite From Times Staff and Wire Reports
SPORTS
Tracy looking for growth in young Pirates Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Colon makes his return tonight Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Clippers aim to keep Maggette Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Sharks eliminate Predators again From the Associated Press
Results From the Associated Press
Nothing is often something Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Results From the Associated Press
Challenger for America's Cup Times wire services
Chase for Cup creates surprises Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Wolf goes 10K to win Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Federer, Nadal reach semifinals Jerry Crowe, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Hudson has his way in stopping Mets From the Associated Press
Imagine the possibilities ERIC STEPHENS
Avengers Tonight Lonnie White
Battered Angels
Crisp does his share to help Red Sox win From the Associated Press
Sacramento decides it's time to fire Musselman Larry Stewart, From the Associated Press
San Juan Capistrano winner can earn a ticket to Australia Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
A toddling time
Tour de Beach
Let the healing begin Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Let's not forget Robinson now
Filipovic focused only on fighting Gonzaga Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writer
Galindo looks only forward Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Lakers not worried about Suns putting the rap on them Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Nahan's story has silver lining Bill Dwyre
UCLA's Shipp has surgery on other hip Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
Viewers fight for sports they want to see Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Let Clippers bashing begin!
Let the healing begin David Teel, Newport News Daily Press
OPINION
Gonzales and the 'hive mind' Gary Wolf, GARY WOLF is a contributing editor at Wired magazine.
Unfair fares
Big picture on drug panel personnel
Changing face of the church
Wrong funding road
The verdict is apparently in
Unfair attack on LAPD foundation
One-way's the way
Try this wrinkle: Grow up MEGHAN DAUM
It's not the dogs, it's the owners
Change in direction urged
Forget the whales -- save the Earth Hal Clifford, HAL CLIFFORD is executive editor of Orion magazine.
Out of Peru's darkness Luis Giampietri, LUIS GIAMPIETRI is the vice president of Peru and coauthor, with Bill Salisbury, of "41 Seconds to Freedom: An Insider's Account of the Lima Hostage Crisis, 1996-97."
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