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What happened on May 25, 2007
BUSINESS
A power shift in Koreatown E. Scott Reckard, Times Staff Writer
Firm recalls frozen fish from China; toxin is found in tests Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
Radio host's son in probe over lurid MySpace page Robert W. Welkos, Times Staff Writer
GM says SEC is probing finances From Reuters
Rate climbs for 30-year mortgages From Times wire services
Stocks fall on housing data From the Associated Press
Nokia-Qualcomm dispute heats up From Times wire services
New-home sales jump on price cuts Annette Haddad, Times Staff Writer
Tenet granted suit protection by SEC From Times Wire Services
VaxGen's anthrax vaccine on hold From Times wire services
PUC may reinstate deregulation policy From Reuters
Santa Ana firm may join Bausch & Lomb bidding From Reuters
Conrad Black trial shifts to real estate From Reuters
Bush presses China on currency; lawmaker warns of possible action From the Associated Press
Best Buy accused of overcharging From Times wire services
Court upholds bulk of Adelphia verdict From Reuters
Hansen Natural sued by investor From Times Wire Services
Lender's '05 profit likely inflated From Times Wire Services
Tower Records sued over lease sales From Bloomberg News
Buyout firm boosts stake in retailer From the Associated Press
Herbalife board members resign From Times wire services
Eisner's bid for Topps is topped Dawn C. Chmielewski, Times Staff Writer
JetBlue in deal with Expedia From Bloomberg News
President of Hilton to be named CEO Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
Wal-Mart deal puts Dell where shoppers are Michelle Quinn, Times Staff Writer
Nike, Pakistan vendor reach deal From Times wire services
Gap profit falls 26% on losses at failed business, markdowns From Reuters
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Frank William Gay, 86; target of claim on Howard Hughes' fortune From the Associated Press
Pigeon club members face federal charges Joe Mozingo, Times Staff Writer
Tod H. Mikuriya, 73; psychiatrist who championed legal medical marijuana Valerie J. Nelson, Times Staff Writer
Alligator clipped: They say they've got Reggie Steve Hymon and Ashraf Khalil, Times Staff Writers
MTA approves steep hikes for bus, rail fares Rong-Gong Lin II and Jeffrey L. Rabin, Times Staff Writers
19 are indicted in scheme to cheat 18 casinos From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Cancer risk rises for those near rail yards Janet Wilson, Times Staff Writer
Schools could use funds better, study says Howard Blume, Times Staff Writer
Everyone loses with MTA's rate decision Steve Lopez
Firm recalls possibly tainted alfalfa sprouts From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Fleming's foes are just getting warmed up Dana Parsons
City officials violate ticket policy, panel says From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Faculty at 2 more campuses discuss breakaway idea Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Court balks at limit on indigent healthcare Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Officials OK plan for homeless facility Cara Mia DiMassa, Times Staff Writer
Ex-schools chief in O.C. is indicted Seema Mehta, Times Staff Writer
Diabetes gets her best shot Mary Engel, Times Staff Writer
Barhoppers can dive right in to the ambience Steve Harvey
Scientists will try spraying water near wayward whales Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
Sewage spill makes some beaches unsafe From Times Staff and Wire Reports
S. Adamson, 90; survived occupation of WWII Manila Jocelyn Y. Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Impostor allegedly lived at Stanford From the Associated Press
A not so sweet Thursday at Steinbeck auction John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
More raises ordered at state hospitals Lee Romney and Scott Gold, Times Staff Writers
Board seeks larger fine for contamination J. Michael Kennedy, Times Staff Writer
Roy Ringer, 88; longtime aide to Pat Brown later worked for Salinger, RFK and L.A. Times From a Times Staff Writer
Grand jury urges beefed-up Ventura Harbor patrol Gregory W. Griggs, Times Staff Writer
DOE halts plan to raze buildings at Rocketdyne site Gregory W. Griggs, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
What this world needs is a cure for hatred AL MARTINEZ
Celebrities to join Memorial Day concert From the Washington Post
Museum remembers American heroes Bruce Smith, Associated Press
Osmonds to reunite for a TV special From the Associated Press
Domingo to kick off opera season Chris Pasles
Politics not his game, Gore says Tina Daunt, Times Staff Writer
It's a dirty job for Smithsonian From the Associated Press
It's all a state of mind Rachel Abramowitz, Times Staff Writer
A creepy feeling from `Bug' Carina Chocano, Times Staff Writer
Consistency is not in its songbook Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica Puppetry Center closing Lynne Heffley, Times Staff Writer
Former Cannes winner `Dancer' to be an opera From the Associated Press
Taking it from the top Susan King, Times Staff Writer
`The View' set still less than rosy Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
`Made in USA' losing its appeal John Horn and Lorenza Munoz, Times Staff Writers
A second chance at Cannes John Horn, Times Staff Writer
Luc Besson channels Dr. Phil Kevin Crust, Times Staff Writer
Being led into some gray areas Holly Myers, Special to The Times
Concert to benefit the Earth Richard Cromelin
Trio Nareg offers Armenian rarities Richard S. Ginell, Special to the Times
TiVo users `Idol's' big loser Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer
Morgan Museum hires Griswold Mike Boehm
Jeezy is all about ambition Serena Kim, Soren Baker
Murder comes with the job in `Severance' Gary Goldstein, Special to The Times
Tolerance, amid a spirit of can-do Amy Kaufman, Times Staff Writer
A wacky star is born in 'Tinseltown' David C. Nichols, Philip Brandes, Charlotte Stoudt, Daryl H. Miller, David C. Nichols
A college classmate with major issues Kevin Thomas, Special to The Times
Host 15 years and counting -- down Lynn Elber, Associated Press
Outrageous, insightful `Mexican' sums it up Yxta Maya Murray, Special to The Times
Her? Geeky? No more Charlotte Stoudt, Special to The Times
Children's author can work a magic of her own Hillel Italie, Associated Press
TV show contestant not told of dad's death From the Associated Press
ABC beats NBC in evening news Matea Gold
The Springfields of the world try to hit a Homer Bob Secter and Rick Pearson, Chicago Tribune
Defying death for real Robert W. Welkos, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Argentina confronts plague named Paco Patrick J. McDonnell, Times Staff Writer
Minister agrees to revoke resignation From Times Wire Reports
Iran bomb feasible by 2010, U.N. official says Bob Drogin, Times Staff Writer
Stations ordered to air interviews From Times Wire Reports
American unheard from in 2 months From Times Wire Reports
Prison escapee on FBI list surrenders From Times Wire Reports
Islamic radicals free two officers From Times Wire Reports
Attacks, clashes leave 28 dead From Times Wire Reports
Attack on Iraq funeral kills 30 Garrett Therolf, Times Staff Writer
As Ireland votes, premier expected to stay in office From the Associated Press
Yanking the welcome mat from the Taliban Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Slain soldier joined Army to `keep us free' Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer
Mexico to boost phone and e-mail taps with U.S. aid Sam Enriquez, Times Staff Writer
38 dead in Siberian coal mine explosion From Times Wire Services
NATIONAL
After 17 years, cicadas prepare assault on Midwest P.J. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writer
House tightens rules for lobbyists Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
Ground zero deaths could add to 9/11 toll From the Associated Press
Kansas, Texas hit by swift deluges From the Associated Press
Amendments to dilute immigration bill are defeated Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
Biggest quake in years rocks volcano zone From Times Wire Reports
Bush opens door to troop withdrawal Peter Spiegel, Times Staff Writer
College to buy archdiocese site From Times Wire Reports
5 children, stepdad die in house fire From Times Wire Reports
Inquiry widens into Justice Dept. hiring Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writer
Arizona passes limits on growth From the Associated Press
Legislature passes slavery apology From Times Wire Reports
Clinton offers health proposal Jill Zuckman, Chicago Tribune
Horse slaughter banned in Illinois Joseph Sjostrom and Patrick Yeagle, Chicago Tribune
Animal rights activist gets 12 years for arsons From the Associated Press
Edwards: Bush bad, hopefuls worse From the Associated Press
Congress OKs war funding Noam N. Levey and Richard Simon, Times Staff Writers
Bribe offer alleged in slavery case Robert E. Kessler, Newsday
Fla. drought opens its big lake up for a little bit of cleaning Andy Reid, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Senator treated to stop Lyme disease From Times Wire Reports
Scientists warn of toxic risk to fetuses Marla Cone, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Shark law's problem is `bycatch' loophole Pete Thomas
Braves' Smoltz first to 200 wins, 150 saves From the Associated Press
Romero leads Senior PGA Championship by a stroke From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Crespi closer Gilmartin excels at applying the finishing touch Eric Sondheimer
Newman, Busch a 1-2 punch at Lowe's Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Talent pool has never been deeper for Trojans Bill Plaschke
Pistons hold off Cavaliers again From the Associated Press
Lefties getting their way against Oliver Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Gearing Up JIM PELTZ
Bradley selects roster for Gold Cup Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Garciaparra introduces the carne part of the lineup Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
NHL on Versus: Is it a shame for the game? Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Turnovers are key to Sparks' loss From Times Wire Reports
Results From the Associated Press
Keyshawn runs the safe route Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Online poll
Santana is lost on road again Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Kings promote Robitaille Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Hockey struggles to build TV audience amid static Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Ducks' tickets will go on sale Eric Stephens
Results From the Associated Press
Feelings Of Ejection Kevin Baxter and Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writers
Indy's first family? Not exactly Ed Hinton, Special to The Times
Hancock's father sues restaurant From the Associated Press
Two more riders admit use of EPO From the Associated Press
At Long Last ... Flying Cars!
Simmons is helping Riverside make impact Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Responsibility in the Iraq war
Florida won't deliver a disaster
Bratton's 20/20 vision
The good, the bad and the prosecuted ROSA BROOKS, rbrooks@latimescolumnists.com
Strong feelings about reform
A callous view of real estate woes
Gonzales affair needs reality check
Statutes and limitations
Let nature take its course
Just the facts
Recall campaign expensive, futile
Fixing the vote David O. Stewart, DAVID O. STEWART is the author of "The Summer of 1787: The Men Who Invented the Constitution."
Gas fuming
Shostakovich in tight jeans JOEL STEIN, jstein@latimescolumnists.com
Prisoner of Tehran Shaul Bakhash, SHAUL BAKHASH teaches Middle Eastern history at George Mason University in Virginia.
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