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What happened on April 28, 2007
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Jim Moran, 88; billionaire car dealer and philanthropist From Times Wire Reports
Ray Kurtzman, 79; entertainment lawyer at Creative Artists Agency From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Raids crush drug ring in desert, officials say Maeve Reston, Times Staff Writer
Study finds God a daily force for most U.S. Latinos Rebecca Trounson, Times Staff Writer
Sheriff urged to staff cars with 2 deputies Stuart Pfeifer, Times Staff Writer
A spot of trouble leads to official disaffection Dana Parsons
Funds sought to help first responders Susannah Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer
Transit fare hikes called unwise Rong-Gong Lin II and Francisco Vara-Orta, Times Staff Writers
Lei Guiying, 79; forced to work as a 'comfort woman' in World War II From Times Staff and Wire Reports
2 die in shootings at water plant From the Associated Press
State warns about seafood danger Amanda Covarrubias and Tony Barboza, Times Staff Writers
O.C. motel evicts 7 paroled molesters Jennifer Delson, Times Staff Writer
Dana Point boaters call late taxation a shot over the bow Christian Berthelsen, Times Staff Writer
Attack not racial, officials say Sara Lin, Times Staff Writer
Forget paradise; they're studying Mitchell Landsberg, Times Staff Writer
Election called to fill House seat John L. Mitchell, Times Staff Writer
Times Book Prize winners named Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer
G. Chesnut, 89; linguist in spy work, translator of Bible texts From the Washington Post
Keep on trucking? Not this much Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writer
Man guilty of embezzlement From a Times Staff Writer
Journal to retract article in dispute William Heisel, Times Staff Writer
She stole his heart, so he stole cars, police say Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writer
Mstislav Rostropovich, 80; Russian cello virtuoso, iconic political figure Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
Key drug cartel figures admit murders Richard Marosi, Times Staff Writer
Fiesta Broadway
Caltech branches into ... olive oil Larry Gordon, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Whispered, not shouted Christopher Knight, Times Staff Writer
A case of wartime deja vu TIM RUTTEN
Richard Gere apologizes for Indian furor From the Associated Press
Why be cruel to Jordin?
We're only human
Aw, shucks
The Hugh Grant legal portfolio From the Associated Press
A family history linked to Hawaii's last king Carmela Ciuraru, Special to The Times
Downloads CASEY DOLAN
'The Thinker' will mull in new setting From the Associated Press
NPR show targets listeners 25 to 44 From a Times staff writer
Morphosis is on Barnes' short list Diane Haithman
Blogosphere moderates the moderator Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
It's a partially obscured `View' Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
Getting a new attitude Agustin Gurza, Times Staff Writer
Immigrants get on the fast track Rafer Guzman, Newsday
Coachella: thousands of fans and getting hotter every year Geoff Boucher and Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writers
Pacific Symphony concert takes wing Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Rostropovich's life combined glory, sorrow Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Brazilian creativity comes to the fore Don Heckman, Times Staff Writer
Coachella decor: chic and clever Chris Lee, Times Staff Writer
No warhorses from this period orchestra Richard S. Ginell, Special to The Times
In `Grey's Anatomy,' it gets harder to be patient Mary McNamara, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Talent shortage makes MBAs feel like MVPs in China Evelyn Iritani, Times Staff Writer
'Will & Grace': In court, it's a drama Meg James, Times Staff Writer
Chevron profit is pumped up by fuel prices Elizabeth Douglass, Times Staff Writer
Huge Airbus jet may hinder airports From Reuters
Chief of AT&T to retire with big package James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
Economy lags, but it may be far from spent Lisa Girion, Times Staff Writer
Also
Broadcom exec faces opposition From Bloomberg News
U.S. carmakers' sales fall in April From Reuters
Cars, stars and hot-rod memories
Overheard
At Toyota, tinkering in Scion's box John O'Dell, Times Staff Writer
A two-way street with these hybrids
FDA probes pet food maker, supplier From the Associated Press
DirecTV paid CEO $6.5 million From the Associated Press
State consumption of gasoline rises Elizabeth Douglass
Dell founder pushes for new ways to sell Michelle Quinn, Times Staff Writer
A city undeterred by cooling market Alana Semuels, Times Staff Writer
The euro climbs to new heights Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
Countrywide CEO got $120 million in 2006 Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Blue Cross settles with physicians From Times Staff Reports and the Associated Press
FDA rejects Merck successor to Vioxx From the Associated Press
Allied investors sue Yucaipa, union From Bloomberg News
Driving through loopholes Martin Zimmerman, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Putin criticizes missile shield plan From Times Wire Reports
Chinese premier promises steps to help environment From the Associated Press
War funding feud has Iraqis uneasy Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
Smith's mother loses appeal From Times Wire Reports
Chechnya copter crash kills 18 David Holley, Times Staff Writer
Liberia allowed to export diamonds From Times Wire Reports
Saudi Arabia arrests 172 in alleged terrorist attack plot From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Smugglers who dressed as troops held From Times Wire Reports
Bush, Abe warn N. Korea to fulfill pact Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
Hold the reforms -- Castro is inching back into the driver's seat Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
A pair's deaths roil Lebanon's sectarian anger Raed Rafei, Special to The Times
Walls that talk in India Henry Chu, Times Staff Writer
Solomons quake raised WWII boat From the Associated Press
OPINION
Bumps ahead for schools
Does getting him a beer count as work? MEGHAN DAUM
Rio, bravo!
Holy water war
Pain at execution
Insurance plan's heavy burden
Fire lessons
Dems shouldn't be playing it safe Mario M. Cuomo, MARIO M. CUOMO was governor of New York from 1983 to 1995.
Airport wars
Another traffic nightmare
Fare increases will punish riders
A drill can't fix LAUSD Sandra Tsing Loh, SANDRA TSING LOH is a contributing editor to Opinion. She takes her solo show, "Mother on Fire," to the Women's Building in San Francisco next month.
Elections were a charade
Katrina's red tape
Our type Andrew Hoyem, ANDREW HOYEM is the publisher of Arion Press in San Francisco, specializing in limited-edition books. arionpress.com
NATIONAL
No gun charge for Senate aide From Times Wire Reports
Hearing in divorce of gay ex-governor From Times Wire Reports
Trooper was killed by friendly fire From Times Wire Reports
Talk-radio fans unite on immigration Nicole Gaouette, Times Staff Writer
Bush aide quits amid prostitution probe From the Associated Press
World Bank panel: Wolfowitz broke rules From the Washington Post
Interior Dept. proposes expansion of offshore drilling From the Associated Press
N.Y. police question suspect in mugging of 101-year-old Rocco Parascandola, Newsday
Al Qaeda operative held, Pentagon says Josh Meyer, Times Staff Writer
Tenet: CIA warnings went unheeded Greg Miller and Bob Drogin, Times Staff Writers
Problems detailed in Duke case David Zucchino, Times Staff Writer
Al Qaeda's primary threat is nuclear, book says Julian E. Barnes, Times Staff Writer
Former Tennessee lawmaker guilty of accepting bribes From the Associated Press
SPORTS
Top two seeded women advance to semifinals Lauren Peterson, Times Staff Writer
The onus is on the Ducks Helene Elliott
Defense dominates in closing scrimmage Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Results From the Associated Press
Ex-Mets employee provided steroids From the Associated Press
An old friend picks on Angels Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Canucks' late-night magic beats Ducks in second overtime Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Memorette goes for Gold again Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Ward makes a move and advances to quarterfinals Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
Results From the Associated Press
Schmidt's decline remains mystery Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Spies is hottest on a superbike Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Consistent Donald has lead at Nelson From the Associated Press
Trappings of success Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Red Sox rout keeps the hurt on Yankees From the Associated Press
They ought to be selling doormats Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Kljestan suspension weighing on Chivas Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Title may be out of Guerrero's zone Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Road-weary players are ready for a home game Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
L.A. gets off deck in ninth Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
Injuries sideline two Canucks Lonnie White and Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writers
Sabres stage comeback on Rangers From the Associated Press
Heat only a game from elimination From the Associated Press
Quotebook
Majerus hired by St. Louis Lance Pugmire, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Trappings of success Bill Dwyre
Griffey is limited by pleurisy From the Associated Press
Zoo's nice too
Who's laughing?
Dodgers have own problems
Raiders are back on top Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Pruitt will see what NBA thinks of him Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
At least they won't get swept
Warriors have Dallas on rocks Mark Heisler, Times Staff Writer
A happier note
Put the blame where it belongs
SCIENCE
That baffling 20-foot fossil is . . . fungus From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Study launched of mysterious clouds From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Rats' virus holds clues to diabetes Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
Alert Superman! Kryptonite found! From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Drug may cure genetic diseases Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
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