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What happened on August 09, 2007
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Alleged gang hangout targeted Sam Quinones, Times Staff Writer
Sal Mosca, 80; jazz pianist, teacher hailed for improvisations Jocelyn Y. Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Blacks and Latinos claim job bias at hotel Ashraf Khalil, Times Staff Writer
Ma Lik, 55; doubted Tiananmen Square killings were a massacre From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Rip current suspected in drowning of two men off Huntington Beach Tami Abdollah and Garrett Therolf, Times Staff Writers
Billionaire takes new legal tack regarding child Robert W. Welkos, Times Staff Writer
Assault alleged at Playboy Mansion From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Death at Rhames' home unresolved From Times Staff and Wire Reports
War protest in O.C. ends in 6 arrests Jennifer Delson, Times Staff Writer
Gov.'s agenda stuck in standoff Evan Halper, Times Staff Writer
Staging a surprise gives a friend his youthful dream Dana Parsons
Audit finds agency wasted $1 million Jack Leonard, Times Staff Writer
Lone wolf dares to defy GOP pack over budget George Skelton
Transient held in slaying of Moreno Valley woman Sara Lin, Times Staff Writer
Woman to testify about Spector, gun John Spano, Times Staff Writer
Stars go into seclusion for this makeover Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Judge allows just one reporter to join jurors at Spector house tour Joe Mozingo, Times Staff Writer
Man, 2 sons found dead inside home Tiffany Hsu and Andrew Blankstein, Times Staff Writers
Effect of new zoning is up in the air Sharon Bernstein, Times Staff Writer
Federal fishing ban casts wider net Kenneth R. Weiss, Times Staff Writer
State secures water delivery Sara Lin, Times Staff Writer
Elmer Gross, 90; was basketball player, then coach, at Penn State From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Arrests of rogue taxi drivers soar under enforcement program Ari B. Bloomekatz, Times Staff Writer
Mayor approves park smoking ban From Times Staff and Wire Reports
HOME & GARDEN
Revival, their way Craig Nakano, Times Staff Writer
Leaving a memorable landscape Robert Smaus
A pattern that's painted, not pasted CRAIG NAKANO
Outdoor -- and indoor -- pleasures Chris Erskine
Bamboo for the bath Lisa Boone
Not too shabby indeed Craig Nakano
Getting hooked on color Lisa Boone
Concrete's got competition LISA BOONE AND CRAIG NAKANO
BUSINESS
Reelin' in the years: Cassette tapes still have their devotees From the Associated Press
Amgen's troubles loom large over hometown Daniel Costello, Times Staff Writer
2nd lawsuit lays bribery charges on Univision Meg James, Times Staff Writer
Charges could link to Broadcom probe James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
Wholesale numbers a positive for economy From Bloomberg News
Murdoch weighs plans for Journal Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writer
Automakers cut '07 outlook From Bloomberg News
Calpine's loss cut on higher prices From Times Wire Services
Vodafone says it won't sell Verizon stake From the Associated Press
Hansen earnings beat estimates From Times Wire Services
Merck halts work on new painkiller From Times Wire Services
Google lets names in the news talk back From the Associated Press
Toothpastes made in China recalled From Times Wire Services
Jack in the Box shares hammered From Times Wire Services
Crown Media loss narrows on sales From Times Wire Services
Dell to pay former CEO $48.5 million From Times Wire Services
A bright outlook for Bonds futures Alana Semuels and Andrea Chang, Times Staff Writers
Worries over U.S. housing market grow Annette Haddad, Times Staff Writer
Airline returns the frills to flying Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
Topps questions takeover bid From Times Wire Services
Jones accepts bid for Barneys From Times Wire Services
Profit soars 174% at Stater Bros. From Times Wire Services
Debt pays off for stocks Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
Profit more than doubles at Liberty From Times Wire Services
Designers join push for fashion piracy law From the Associated Press
Blockbuster to buy film download service From the Associated Press
AIG profit jumps despite losses in mortgage unit From Reuters
Blackstone raises record sum for fund From Times Wire Services
Fewer Mexicans sending money home, study says From Reuters
Bear Stearns tries to reassure clients From Times Wire Services
Refco creditors sue Thomas Lee From Times Wire Services
NATIONAL
Bush treated for Lyme disease in '06 Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
Tune is changing on gays in military Peter Spiegel and Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writers
AFL-CIO delays an endorsement From Times Wire Reports
S.C. may cause primary scramble From the Washington Post
Buoy designed to collect hurricane data Ken Kaye, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Possible flaw found in bridge From Reuters
Rapist to be freed after serving 6 months From the Associated Press
Panel finds some risk linked to plastic chemical Marla Cone, Times Staff Writer
A race to save trapped miners Ashley Powers and Nicholas Riccardi, Times Staff Writers
2 killed in shooting in Ohio From the Associated Press
New York City storm rips rooftops, floods subways Karla Schuster, Newsday
Rough roads ahead for Congress Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
Population on the rise in New Orleans From the Associated Press
Firm indicted in collapse of Boston tunnel From Times Wire Reports
SPORTS
Vegas books to keep closer eye on tennis bets Lisa Dillman and Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writers
Investigators in Scott case want to talk to 911 caller Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writer
Warner says he has no plans to retire From the Associated Press
Lowe has more trouble with sore hip Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Daniilidou is out of breath in loss Ken Fowler, Times Staff Writer
Wells and Cardinals stop the Padres, 2-1 From the Associated Press
Results From the Associated Press
It's the last chance for a first impression Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Walsh had matters planned to very end Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
Galaxy's woes aren't confined to one source Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Gaudio is new basketball coach at Wake Forest From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Uribe's home run lifts White Sox, 6-4 From the Associated Press
A long night for the Angels Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Rivera clears hurdle in rehabilitation Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
It's a lesson as tempers flare Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
For Scioscia, it's all about where they are going Helene Elliott
Teeing Off Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Knee injury will sideline tailback Carter for season Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Ratings peak after the homer Larry Stewart
Bush calls Bonds about the home run record Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
Results From the Associated Press
Goosen backers could rake it in Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
The silence of the bats Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Girls, 12, to meet in Amateur From the Associated Press
Bonds campaigns, then hits 757th Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Matsuzaka's personality has been guarded so far Dylan Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Mexico cardinal questioned in priest abuse lawsuit From the Associated Press
U.S., Mexico in talks to bolster drug fight Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writer
Storms kill 56 in Vietnam, Philippines From Times Wire Reports
Pakistan weighs emergency rule Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Tribes suffer as ex-militias move in From Times Wire Reports
Another reason to look up to him From Times Wire Reports
U.S. targets Shiite militants Ned Parker, Times Staff Writer
Rebels release two foreign oil workers From Times Wire Reports
Britain eases ban on livestock movement Janet Stobart, Times Staff Writer
Marches in support of Tibet From Times Wire Reports
A cautionary tale of new China Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writer
A shaky existence in Chile Patrick J. McDonnell, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Say aloha to mai-tai exotic cocktails Heidi Siegmund Cuda, Special to The Times
For the Record
Thursday Briefing
'Early Show' finds shelter at 'Evening News' From the Associated Press
For the Record
Van Halen-Roth reunion tour? Geoff Boucher
Police retrieve stolen Picassos From the Associated Press
Work hours are family time
Drink for show, spell for dough Elina Shatkin
Barnstorming through the Getty Elina Shatkin
Catch them before they get real big
Common scores with his first No. 1 Todd Martens, Times Staff Writer
What she kept: Now, that's a story Casey Dolan
Shame of the Kitty BARRY H. GOTTLIEB, BARRY H. GOTTLIEB is a humor writer based in San Francisco.
McGegan's 'Grand Tour' gets off to an amiable start Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Passage To India Kavita Daswani, Special to The Times
Gifts from South Asia Kavita Daswani, Special to The Times
Thirtysomething, and enjoying it Mark Sachs
Name in lights Leslee Komai
A presence in the present S. Irene Virbila, Times Staff Writer
Seeding the future Shana Ting Lipton, Special to The Times
Wu-Tang has its clan-do spirit intact Melinda Newman, Special to The Times
Sharing the big screen Susan King, Times Staff Writer
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On the turntable at Hitler's HQ From the Associated Press
Every second counts at Hollyshorts festival Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Buzz Bands Kevin Bronson
Buzz Clubs Heidi Siegmund Cuda
Like the old country Kavita Daswani, Special to The Times
Too good to be true? Bruce Catania, Special to The Times
She's back with a vengeance Susan King, Times Staff Writer
A wedding sure beats a contract Jackie Goldberg, Jackie Goldberg is a former member of the California Assembly, the Los Angeles City Council and the Los Angeles Board of Education.
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ENTERTAINMENT
Melville Shavelson, 90; veteran writer, director, producer Amy Kaufman, Times Staff Writer
MOCA show asks: Is it business or art? Diane Haithman, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE
Fossils shed light on human lineage Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
Space shuttle launches with teacher aboard John Johnson Jr., Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Good for a laugh
Tin ears at the GOP debate
Sounding off about sonar
Alaska criticism leaves them cold
The way the ball bounces
Fishman's legacy
Stadium needs cats and a clean sweep
The crisis under the ice 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."
Are the fans buying Bonds?
Two thumbs down on the steering wheel PATT MORRISON
Privilege has its limits
What a gift
Great cinema still popular, available
Olympic influence
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