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What happened on June 10, 2007
NEWS
City's laid-back past is history By Hamza Hendawi, Associated Press
Rich in food, poor in nutrition By Maria Cheng, Associated Press
Elephants killed for meat as well as ivory By Chris Tomlinson, Associated Press
Not-so-pretty picture of heralded Mt. Fuji By Carl Freire, Associated Press
Bones' discovery may solve a 9-year mystery By Jennifer Dobner, Associated Press
Poll shows technology doubts By Joann Klimkiewicz, Hartford Courant
Some 21st century Americans embrace a life without gadgets By Joann Klimkiewicz, Hartford Courant
Taking a fall in the interest of science By Malcolm Ritter, Associated Press
Ranking the top 100
BOOKS
Bestsellers
From the sea to the Sierra By Thomas Curwen
Discoveries By Susan Salter Reynolds
The history boys By Ben Ehrenreich, Ben Ehrenreich is the author of the novel "The Suitors."
Magic and maggots By Denise Hamilton, When not reading to her boys, Denise Hamilton writes crime novels for adults. She also edited and contributed to "Los Angeles Noir," a short story anthology.
Paperbacks
State of Grace By Susan Salter Reynolds, Susan Salter Reynolds is a Times staff writer.
The advocate By Donna Seaman, Donna Seaman is an editor for Booklist, creator of the anthology "In Our Nature" and host of Open Books (www.openbooksradio.org), a radio program in Chicago. Her author interviews are collected in "Writers on the Air: Conversations About Books."
He whose laughs last By Jerry Stahl, Jerry Stahl has written several books, including "Permanent Midnight: A Memoir" and the novel "I, Fatty." His short-story collection, "Love Without," will be published next month.
Hot off the press
Jane's addiction By Ella Taylor, Ella Taylor is a writer and film critic for LA Weekly.
Editor's Note By David L. Ulin
Dark forces By Art Winslow, Art Winslow, a former executive editor and literary editor of the Nation, writes frequently about books and culture.
ENTERTAINMENT
This career? Priceless By Martin Miller, Times Staff Writer
Influences framed in art, books, film By Susan King, Times Staff Writer
She's a mover & shaker By Choire Sicha, Special to The Times
`Meanest man' can't be all bad By Greg Burk, Special to The Times
Critic-proof `Ghost' will ride again By Susan King
Call this the season of the benchwarmers By Jeff Goldsmith, Special to The Times
A 21st century `couch' potato By Adam Baer, Special to The Times
It's OK to be a good girl By Sheigh Crabtree, Special to The Times
Romantic rejoinder to R. Kelly By August Brown, Times Staff Writer
A business filled with horrors
Cast as an example
Perspectives differ
Living to play again By Richard Cromelin, Times Staff Writer
One patron's handiwork By Suzanne Muchnic, Times Staff Writer
They don't fit under one roof By Jon Caramanica, Special to The Times
Dressed for success By Jenny Sundel
He turns a poet hostile
First stop: Iceland By Richard Cromelin
It's a week of departures and arrivals at `new' HBO By Deborah Netburn
`MacArthur Park' By Geoff Boucher
Court TV hopes `Speeders' is just the ticket By Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
This park's a little green By Charlie Amter
His second `Fantastic' just had to be ... better By Tom Roston, Special to The Times
Secret lust of dancers By Victoria Looseleaf, Special to The Times
The real challenge in playing real people By Charles Mcnulty, Times Staff Writer
There's no science to what works onstage By Patrick Pacheco, Special to The Times
It's Tony's swan song By Mary Mcnamara
A dust-up over old TV tapes By David Sarno, Times Staff Writer
Laying the groundwork so laughs can stay on track By Susan King
Attendance revival on Broadway By Paul Lieberman, Times Staff Writer
Chalk it up to some mysterious drawings in Hoboken By Jo Perry, Special to The Times
Creativity Corner
Overcoming summer school
Jokes & Riddles
'Home Run Howie' By Patricia Mccune Irvine, Special to The Times
OPINION
TB terror
Clash of civilizations considered
Fate worse than death
Tribunals are an embarrassment
Republicans and immigration
Let them suffer
Driven to a detour
Justice is blond
The national audition By Ronald Brownstein, RONALD BROWNSTEIN is The Times' national affairs columnist.
Romney's cross to bear By Sally Denton, SALLY DENTON is the author of "American Massacre: The Tragedy at Mountain Meadows, September 1857."
Al Qaeda's new enemy By Frederick W. Kagan, FREDERICK W. KAGAN is a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and the author of "Finding the Target: The Transformation of the American Military."
California steamin' By Cary Lowe, CARY LOWE is a land-use lawyer and urban planning consultant who has served as an advisor to state and local government in California.
Hiding behind `free will' By Susan Partovi, SUSAN PARTOVI is a staff physician at the Venice Family Clinic and an assistant professor at UCLA's David Geffen School of Medicine. She is also the medical director for Homeless Health Care Los Angeles.
Laying it on the line By Joel Pett, Joel Pett is the Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist of the Lexington Herald-Leader. His work also appears in USA Today.
Don't make me watch! By Joe Queenan, JOE QUEENAN writes frequently for Barron's, the New York Times Book Review and the Guardian.
WORLD
Iran's other youth movement By Ramin Mostaghim and Borzou Daragahi, Special to The Times
New media restrictions are dropped From Times Wire Reports
5 soldiers killed in fighting at camp From Times Wire Reports
Boeing signs $3-billion deal From Times Wire Reports
On Iraq, pope's message to Bush is quiet but firm By Tracy Wilkinson and James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writers
Taliban bury top military commander From the Associated Press
Palestinian infighting leaves 3 dead From Reuters
Marine denies wrongdoing in Haditha case By Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Iran tightens the screws on internal dissent By Borzou Daragahi, Times Staff Writer
Bomber kills 10 Iraqi troops By Garrett Therolf, Times Staff Writer
Tough French judge takes on a new trial By Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer
Poisoned ex-spy's widow speaks out By Kim Murphy, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Benchmarks: How the sixtysomethings live
In China, disparity takes a great leap By Don Lee, Times Staff Writer
Ka-ching! ATMs rake in charges overseas By David Colker, Times Staff Writer
Sharp price rise for milk, cheese From Times Wire Services
Warning is issued on Kazuma ATVs From Times Wire Services
Coke takes stand on animal testing From Times Wire Services
$9.9 billion may be spent on dads From Times Wire Services
Avis Budget offers rental chauffeurs From Times Wire Services
Out Of Balance? By Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Myth Watch By David Colker
Investors, get your share of corporate clout By Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Still pitching a far-out idea: ads in space By Alana Semuels, Times Staff Writer
Step up when you're passed over From Newsday
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Supplier expands ground beef recall From the Associated Press
Going the distance
The bone collector By David Kelly, Times Staff Writer
Ducks, fans hoist the Cup By Tony Barboza and David Haldane, Times Staff Writers
Army Sgt. Clayton G. Dunn II, 22, Moreno Valley; among 3 paratroopers killed in bombing By Ashraf Khalil, Times Staff Writer
A festival `about being who you are' By Francisco Vara-orta, Times Staff Writer
Larry Hamlin, 58; founded a festival for black theater By Jocelyn Y. Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Creating a better life for children of saigu By Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer
Major revamp of LAX stuck at the gate By Jennifer Oldham, Times Staff Writer
Latterati's perk: They make work look easy By Steve Lopez
Mortimer J. Matthews, 74; former mayor of Pasadena By Claire Noland, Times Staff Writer
`The Fast and the Clueless' By Steve Harvey
Army Pfc. Jay-D Ornsby-Adkins, 21, Ione; among 3 killed by roadside bomb By Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer
Hilton says she will not file appeal By Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
Friedrich Adolph, 89; survivor from German battleship Graf Spee From Times Wire Reports
Aden A. Osman, 99; first president of independent Somalia From Times Wire Reports
Kentucky man drowns in rip current at beach From Times Staff Reports
Bicyclist runs light, is hit, killed by car From Times Staff Reports
Remains may be those of missing woman From Times Staff Reports
Daunting outlooks, diverse actions By Catherine Saillant and Evan Halper
Contrasts can stir resentment By Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writer
Public sector reels at retiree healthcare tab By Evan Halper, Times Staff Writer
Passenger flees wreck, leaving part of his scalp behind By H.G. Reza, Times Staff Writer
Hilltop grave may become a shrine By Cecilia Rasmussen, Times Staff Writer
Teens walk the talk into history By Deborah Schoch, Times Staff Writer
Other deaths
Army Staff Sgt. Jesse Williams, 25, Santa Rosa; killed by a sniper on his second tour of Iraq By K. Connie Kang, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Honorable discharge for mother From the Associated Press
In Denver, Zen and the art of motorcycle muffling By Nicholas Riccardi, Times Staff Writer
Brownback broaches rape and abortion From Times Wire Reports
Governor walks in gay pride parade From Times Wire Reports
Death of runner, 17, blamed on balm From Times Wire Reports
California's absentee voters may complicate campaigns By Scott Martelle, Times Staff Writer
Nevada's gambling industry raises its presidential ante By Dan Morain, Times Staff Writer
Gates again turns to Navy for Joint Chiefs By Peter Spiegel, Times Staff Writer
Fewer peaches means fewer workers By Jenny Jarvie, Times Staff Writer
Sheehan to sell protest site to L.A. radio host From the Associated Press
Shuttle's back flip will help NASA check its condition By Robyn Shelton, Orlando Sentinel
REAL ESTATE
Cooking up some charm By Maggie Barnett, Times Staff Writer
The great condo divide By Dinah Eng, Special to The Times
The heart of hipdom By Diane Wedner, Times Staff Writer
Fit for a shoe king By Gayle Pollard-terry, Times Staff Writer
Due for a location transformation By Ruth Ryon, Times Staff Writer
Think about renting the getaway to friends By Tom Kelly, Special to The Times
Average mortgage rates and indexes
House sitter is the cat's meow, but landlord wants more info By Project Sentinel
Savings are in the fridge By Diane Wedner
SCIENCE
Suddenly, the bees are simply vanishing By Jia-rui Chong and Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Times Staff Writers
SPORTS
Santana turns it around By Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Hatcher is again a hit at his trade By Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Down The Line By Bill Shaikin
Rating Mauer's power and more The Sporting News
Rags To Riches makes it lady's day at the Belmont By Paul Moran, Newsday
Cotto dominates, stops Judah in the 11th By Steve Springer, Times Staff Writer
Good thing he didn't play `Blind' By Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
Chivas USA gets a lift in victory From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Clemens' return lifts Yankees By Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Duncan's rings should be duly noted By Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
An acting job Jets Coach Mangini couldn't refuse By Jim Litke, Associated Press
No More Wine For Photographers
Dodgers fail to unload in loss By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Pierre gets dropped to eighth spot By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Fast start rewards Titans By Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Galaxy loses to Dallas, which loses Cooper From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Life after 59 By Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Teenager Min takes LPGA lead with 65 From the Associated Press
Haunted by history, Mickelson tries to change his course From the Associated Press
Jordan-esque isn't Jordan By Mark Heisler
After Market cools off Lava Man By Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Results From the Associated Press
Gorgen pitches Irvine to win From Times Wire Reports
Edwards pads Busch Series lead with easy win From Times Wire Reports
Arizona St. wins NCAA women's track title From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Quotebook
The Bottom Half By Peter Yoon
Big names don't change Patriots' approach From the Associated Press
Quotebook
Feeling like a billion By David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
Padres change it up in bullpen By Bill Shaikin
Mapp guides U.S. to 2-0 victory By Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
French Open heals all for Henin By Chuck Culpepper, Special to The Times
MAGAZINE
Hidden Gem Coda, 5248 Van Nuys Blvd., 818 783-7518 Coda... By Jessica Gelt
The White-Chocolate Mocha Latte Drizzly Seattle Blues By Jeffrey Drayer, Jeffrey Drayer has written for Salon.com and is the author of "The Cost-Effective Use of Leeches and Other Musings of a Medical School Survivor" Galen Press.
Dinner at 70 MPH By Preston Lerner, Preston Lerner is a frequent contributor to West.
What's So Glamorous About This Paparazzi Power Couple?
Let's Share the Bixby Ranch
Save the Trees That Save Us
Piece Work By Barbara Thornburg
Portraits in Glass By Elizabeth Khuri
Sunday Drivers By Dan Neil
Resurrection Man By Preston Lerner, Preston Lerner is a frequent contributor to West.
If the Tram Tour Passes By, You're Part of the Lore By Matt Hoey, Matt Hoey, associate editor of Written By magazine, is still looking for his big break.
The Car Guys By Ann Herold, Ann Herold is managing editor of the magazine.
Once They Were Race Cars By Preston Lerner
TRAVEL
Where the thrills are
Art on the fly By Mary Forgione, Times Staff Writer
Between Maserati and misery By Valli Herman, Times Staff Writer
Openings By Mary Forgione
Pools, spas and golf: The desert beckons By Rosemary Mcclure, Times Staff Writer
For your inner boulevardier By Vani Rangachar
Can't tame a hurricane; you can guard your trip By James Gilden, Special to The Times
Bora-Bora remembered
NEED TO KNOW | news . style . tips . trends By Jane Engle; Mary E. Forgione
Missing the 'care' in customer care
A Local's Guide To Pike Place Market
Readers Recommend
Old and new in Croatia
Aloha, ahoy By Catharine Hamm
Vital signs in city's history By Shermakaye Bass, Special to The Times
Louisiana's lure By Hugo Martin, Times Staff Writer
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