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What happened on August 14, 2007
SCIENCE
Angkor was a city ahead of its time Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Farm-raised talent Randy Lewis, Times Staff Writer
New leader for Getty Research Institute Suzanne Muchnic, Times Staff Writer
Finally
Simpson book finds a publisher Scott Timberg
Stewart's stamp of approval From the Associated Press
Miss America signs with TLC Lee Margulies
Marvelous party known as Merv Peter Barsocchini, Special to The Times
Under covers Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer
'Wild Hogs' zooms on despite critics Susan King, Times Staff Writer
An epic battle for gaming glory Paul Davidson, Special to The Times
Van Halen sets reunion tour Randy Lewis and Amy Kaufman
Phil Spector produces new track
Famed masked man rides to the rescue Reed Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Making the case for Mercedes Lambert Sarah Weinman, Special to The Times
NATIONAL
Rule could 'fast-track' executions Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writer
Rove leaves imprint on campaign strategy Tom Hamburger and Peter Wallsten, Times Staff Writers
Clinton records locked up Peter Nicholas, Times Staff Writer
ABA targets CIA methods, secrets law Henry Weinstein, Times Staff Writer
New Orleans political star says he took bribes Miguel Bustillo, Times Staff Writer
Wife who killed preacher to go free From Times Wire Reports
Spacewalkers install gyroscope From Times Wire Reports
Pace of mine search picks up From the Associated Press
Hurricane stays strong as it nears Hawaii From the Associated Press
Man pleads guilty, again, in terrorism From Times Wire Reports
Bush losing key advisor at a low ebb Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
Bio-threat preparedness called lacking From Newsday
Wildfire rages on Oahu's North Shore From Times Wire Reports
Judge allows anonymous testimony at terrorism support trial Greg Krikorian, Times Staff Writer
Romney portfolio has a link to Sudan Dan Morain, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
What's behind the R rating? There's an art to the fine print Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
So cool to hate bottled water Alana Semuels, Times Staff Writer
Tesla Motors CEO gets new role Daniel Yi, Times Staff Writer
Recycled pills can generate power From the Associated Press
Lender sues to enforce takeover From Times Wire Services
Gas prices decline further Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
Chinese official backs dollar assets From Times Wire Services
FedEx loses appeal in drivers' case From Times Wire Services
Qwest names new chief executive From Times Wire Services
Short-term T-bill rates fall in auction From Times Wire Services
Microsoft forms new ad group From Times Wire Services
Wall St. humbled by hedge funds Walter Hamilton and Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writers
Toothpaste from China recalled From Times Wire Services
Fed chief's rate strategy draws praise, criticism Peter G. Gosselin, Times Staff Writer
Qualcomm may change tactics Michelle Quinn, Times Staff Writer
Court may launch Queen Mary auction Andrea Chang, Times Staff Writer
U.S. pushes piracy case against China From Times Wire Services
CalPERS drops China, Russia ban From Times Wire Services
Veteran agent wins right to exit ICM Lorenza Munoz, Times Staff Writer
Aegon to acquire two Merrill units From Times Wire Services
Fired exec at Hollywood firm files suit Meg James, Times Staff Writer
Yahoo beats out Google in customer satisfaction survey Alex Pham, Times Staff Writer
More Mattel recalls likely Mark Magnier and Abigail Goldman, Times Staff Writers
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Yone Minagawa, 114; certified as world's oldest living person Mary Rourke, Times Staff Writer
Witnesses tell of grisly attack Gregory W. Griggs and Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writers
Teams inspect more trailer parks in desert David Kelly, Times Staff Writer
Irene Morgan Kirkaldy, 90; won early battle against bus laws Elaine Woo, Times Staff Writer
Brooke Astor, 105; N.Y. socialite, philanthropist gave away $200 million Scott Martelle, Times Staff Writer
O.C. teen convicted as an adult of sex assault Christine Hanley, Times Staff Writer
Victim's mother tells of last day Peter Y. Hong, Times Staff Writer
Pedophile is arrested twice in one day on UCLA campus From a Times Staff Writer
Exit exam preparation settlement approved
Motorist shot in jaw on Harbor Freeway From Times Staff and Wire Reports
City opposes mail facility Tony Barboza, Times Staff Writer
Gov. targets budget blockers Evan Halper, Times Staff Writer
Hospital's inpatient services to stop Jack Leonard, Times Staff Writer
Bren donation will fund UC Irvine law school Garrett Therolf, Times Staff Writer
Remembering a funny thing that happened at the Forum Steve Harvey
Bat found by students tests positive for rabies From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Customs blamed for clog at LAX Ted Rohrlich and Tami Abdollah, Times Staff Writers
Part of suit by prosecutor is dismissed From a Times Staff Writer
Well, it was a mild summer -- until now Tiffany Hsu, Times Staff Writer
Father-son team hits one out of the park John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
Murder suspect is hurt during attack Maeve Reston, Times Staff Writer
O.C. to accelerate freeway projects David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
UC president announces he'll step down from his post by June Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer
Man convicted of flashing false badge Evelyn Larrubia, Times Staff Writer
Lifeguards nab murder suspect at beach tower From Times Staff and Wire Reports
WORLD
Cairo's bridge of dreams Jeffrey Fleishman, Times Staff Writer
Bomb derails train; 27 are injured From Times Wire Reports
Gul renominated for presidency From Times Wire Reports
Rebels say they hold 12 soldiers From Times Wire Reports
U.S. envoy on N. Korea nuclear issue cites progress From the Associated Press
Five killed in 65-foot plunge from S. Korean Ferris wheel From the Associated Press
Hamas guards beat Gaza protesters From the Associated Press
Hackers post an antiwar message on U.N. website From the Associated Press
Taliban kidnappers release 2 South Korean hostages Karim Faiez and Bruce Wallace, By M. and Special to The Times
U.S.-Iraqi raids net weapons, suspects Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
Italian town puts price on pounds From Times Wire Reports
Iran holds foes in complex balance Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
Another summer of electricity shortages Alexandra Zavis, Times Staff Writer
In Lebanon, tree is seen as sign of 'divine victory' Borzou Daragahi, Times Staff Writer
In Jordan, family works to free scholar Borzou Daragahi, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
All doors remain closed to Dodgers Dylan Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
The Waiting Game Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Cubs' influence doesn't help Dodgers' thinking T.J. SIMERS
Negotiations with draft pick to step up Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Hillenbrand joins struggling club Dylan Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
Two more in Vick case to enter pleas From Times Wire Reports
Sanchez injures his right thumb Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Angels are set to revisit two houses of horror Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Bonds gets ovation from Pirates' fans From the Associated Press
A true team effort
Rasshan's receptive to change in duties Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Riley says he'll coach for three more years Ben Bolch, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Absolutely positively confusing Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Let the standing count begin Bill Dwyre
U.S. has to change opponent in soccer Jaime Cárdenas, Times Staff Writer
Anatomy of a slump
Gymnastics' jolly ranchers Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
For the Record
What's the rush? Andy Cowan, Andy Cowan is a writer, producer and performer. His credits include "Cheers," "Seinfeld" and "3rd Rock From the Sun." Website: anthrosop.tripod.com/hitchindemo/
We're still failing our students Camille Esch, Camille Esch is a fellow at the New America Foundation specializing in California education policy.
For the Record
For the Record
Tuesday Briefing
For the Record
For the Record
Stumbling out of the West Wing JONAH GOLDBERG
OPINION
Immigration's new rules
The wrong fight
For the record
A fatal silence
Out of line
The mess at LAX
Post-mortems on King-Harbor
Consumers, arise! Nathan Gardels, Nathan Gardels, editor in chief of New Perspectives Quarterly, is the author of "The Changing Global Order: World Leaders Reflect."
Water pressures
Rove's legacy
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