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What happened on May 29, 2007
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
2 men killed, 1 hurt in early morning attack
More schools are ditching final exams Carla Rivera, Times Staff Writer
Time sours the Haight's love-in John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
Charles Nelson Reilly, 76; Tony-winning actor, TV game show regular Valerie J. Nelson, Times Staff Writer
No easy path for zoos during disasters Carla Hall, Times Staff Writer
Harold `Bud' Froehlich, 84; designed the deep-sea vessel Alvin that found the Titanic Adam Bernstein, Washington Post
Finding a home in music Seema Mehta, Times Staff Writer
MTA fears 405 Freeway bottleneck at O.C. line David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
Bill heats up talk of solar water systems Margot Roosevelt, Times Staff Writer
Wandering whales take a turn for the better Matt Lait, Times Staff Writer
Working on a comeback
Wounded duck in good condition after surgery From Times Staff Reports
1 man is killed, another hurt in drive-by shooting From Times Staff Reports
Southland pays tribute to war dead Ted Rohrlich, Times Staff Writer
Westminster driver dies when he hits power pole From Times Staff Reports
Woman is killed in crash with oil tanker truck From Times Staff Reports
Man found shot to death on street in Santa Fe Springs From a Times Staff Writer
Development ban on VA campus struck from bill Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer
3 dead, 1 hurt in accident in Florence From a Times Staff Writer
Vacationers resigned to pain at the pump Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer
Stabbing investigated as hate crime From Times Staff Reports
LAPD union calls for training in crowd control Richard Winton, Times Staff Writer
Anaheim condo concept downsized Dave McKibben, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Script's price can spell `the end' PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Will latest Lecter film fall back into favor? Susan King, Times Staff Writer
DVD honors the spirit, vivacity of classic blues Robert Hilburn, Special to The Times
His special kinship with freaks of nature Mary McNamara, Times Staff Writer
Not letter-perfect Charles McNulty, Times Staff Writer
Diana as you've never seen her D'Arcy Doran, Associated Press
A song can say so much Gregg LaGambina, Special to The Times
Oscar prospects for `Once's' songs already studied Sheigh Crabtree, Special to The Times
Coming to TV, `Star Wars' is Geoff Boucher, Times Staff Writer
Brutal reality on Mexican stage Reed Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Barflies who are all too ordinary Elisabeth Vincentelli, Special to The Times
`Flashpoint' recalls reporter's bomb ordeal Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Goals for Iraq still not in reach Julian E. Barnes, Times Staff Writer
Traders hand over rare-animal skins From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Coalition forces clash with Taliban From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Musharraf's grip falters in Pakistan Laura King, Times Staff Writer
3 expelled for political activities From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Suicide bomber kills 24 near Sunni mosque in Baghdad Garrett Therolf and Said Rifai, Times Staff Writers
Official sentenced to death for graft From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Israel's Labor Party race leads to runoff Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
U.S. and Iran make little progress Alexandra Zavis, Times Staff Writer
Ousted envoy charged as Kazakh rivals clash David Holley, Times Staff Writer
In Venezuela, popular TV station goes dark Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
Hundreds get abortions in Mexico City Hector Tobar, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
What Twinkies can teach us Steve Ettlinger, STEVE ETTLINGER is the author of, most recently, "Twinkie, Deconstructed."
OPINION
`Poor' John Edwards JONAH GOLDBERG, jgoldberg@latimescolumnists.com
Too sexy for my students Sarah Miller, SARAH MILLER is the author of "Inside the Mind of Gideon Rayburn."
Immigration's democratic fix Tamar Jacoby, TAMAR JACOBY is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.
Securing Baghdad
Insight on Iraq
Trying to make sense of gas prices
How to pay for transit services
`The Force' and you
Say no to home wreckers
Colombia and the war on drugs
Bond propositions and beneficiaries
Tinkering with the voting system
A rush to vaccinate
BUSINESS
Container makers finding ways to cut From the Associated Press
Preserving semiconductor's history, one bit at a time Michelle Quinn, Times Staff Writer
Wal-Mart investors await new strategies From the Associated Press
Dial-up firm in a race to diversify James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
Archstone-Smith may be acquired From Reuters
Sony to roll out HD radios in July From the Associated Press
Firms' Web traffic data don't line up Alana Semuels, Times Staff Writer
Seeking a place for Eastern chic, in China Sylvia Hui, The Associated Press
URS in deal to acquire Washington Group Evelyn Iritani, Times Staff Writer
Another doggone scam David Colker, Times Staff Writer
A holiday record for `Pirates'
Airline ticket: $10; pillow: $15 Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
4th `Pirates' film already on horizon Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Katrina pet crisis persists Ann M. Simmons, Times Staff Writer
Screen may snag too many workers Molly Hennessy-Fiske and Jim Puzzanghera, Times Staff Writers
Bush honors the fallen at Arlington Bob Drogin, Times Staff Writer
Vandals defile veterans' graves From Times Wire Reports
High school steroid testing bill passes From Times Wire Reports
Candidates strain Secret Service From Times Wire Reports
A couple dozen new planets, but none like ours John Johnson Jr., Times Staff Writer
Firefighters dig in at Georgia swamp Richard Fausset, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Beltre-powered Mariners deflate Angels Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
A finals only a mother could love David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
Crowd comes out to feed the Ducks, and it becomes a feast for everyone Helene Elliott
Results From the Associated Press
Starting with Hart, the summer tests begin ERIC SONDHEIMER
Stars align in Lakers drama Mark Heisler
Line adjusts as Miller moves in Helene Elliott and Lonnie White, Times Staff Writers
Martin has look of an All-Star Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Checks and balance Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Vintage Grade I win for Tin Man Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Patriots' Hill dies in accident From the Associated Press
A family thing and the rain Chuck Culpepper, Special to The Times
Results From the Associated Press
Devil Rays rally to defeat the Tigers, 6-5 From the Associated Press
Neutral Zone LONNIE WHITE
Andruw Jones hits 350th homer in win From the Associated Press
Southland teams fill Division I regionals Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
At 27, Haynes gets a shot Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Informant rolled over on Vick Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Tennis is a better game for having had Clijsters Bill Dwyre
Ginobili lifts the Spurs to a 3-1 series lead From the Associated Press
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