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What happened on September 25, 2007
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Payout to end strip search lawsuit Joe Mozingo and Maeve Reston, Times Staff Writers
Eudice Shapiro, 93; violinist who made history in Hollywood Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
Critics assail director of L.A. charter Howard Blume, Times Staff Writer
Disney suit against city dismissed Dave McKibben, Times Staff Writer
Commissioner blames NRA for his ouster Deborah Schoch, Times Staff Writer
Network reassigns mayor's girlfriend Duke Helfand and Meg James, Times Staff Writers
Postage stamp to honor Salazar Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer
An open house gets lots of drive-by traffic Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Mayor puts protest reimbursement on hold From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Spector jury finishes 10th day Michael Muskal, Times Staff Writer
Fairness says pay prisoner for his 18 years Dana Parsons, ORANGE COUNTY
Victim's friend arrested in 1st homicide since '05 From Times Staff and Wire Reports
More proof that confidence is key Steve Harvey, ONLY IN L.A.
Shooting suspect turns himself in Jill Leovy and Tami Abdollah, Times Staff Writers
Infant victim of gang shooting is laid to rest Ari B. Bloomekatz, Times Staff Writer
A power struggle over prisons Michael Rothfeld, Times Staff Writer
211 line now available to county cellphone users From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Placentia's rail improvement project to get $200,000 boost David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
State to divest pension funds from Iran Evan Halper, Times Staff Writer
Now, can the city's fire stations once again be the homes of heroes? Sandy Banks
O.C. man freed from Iran prison Tony Barboza, Times Staff Writer
School gets apology from city for Yom Kippur visit Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
3 UC, Caltech scientists are among 'genius' award winners Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
2nd prison term in Pellicano case Greg Krikorian, Times Staff Writer
Beleaguered ancient tree showing new signs of life From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Carl Muecke, 89; retired U.S. judge was guided by his liberal convictions From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Ivan Hinderaker, 91; was UC Riverside chancellor during Vietnam War era David Kelly, Times Staff Writer
Adrian Esquino Lisco, 68; was spiritual leader of indigenous community in El Salvador Adam Bernstein, Washington Post
ENTERTAINMENT
1914 painting is returned to heirs From Bloomberg News
A modern-day 'Cane' and Abel Robert Lloyd, Times Staff Writer
Sergeant's fiddles saluted John Gerome, Associated Press
Early abolitionist and slave texts discovered From the Associated Press
Smithsonian via satellite From the Washington Post
'Lone Star Love' isn't going to N.Y. From the Associated Press
Finally
History's standards raised Tim Rutten, Times Staff Writer
Country boy in the big city Randy Lewis, Richard Cromelin, Natalie Nichols, Greg Burk, Steve Appleford
Mailer's next book? A 'conversation' with God From the Associated Press
Calling all foul mouths PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
'Knocked Up,' just as it was planned Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Ovation noms announced Lynne Heffley
Abrams back on air full-time on MSNBC Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
Gay characters rise on cable TV
SAG will honor Charles Durning From the Associated Press
Hudson calls the shots From the Associated Press
Marceau's Bip spoke volumes Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
This exhibit molds clay into an obvious point David Pagel, Special to The Times
A new tone in San Francisco Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
True to his words Paul Wilner, Special to The Times
Hey, Chuck, been there, done that ... Geoff Boucher
His gal Judy Ann Powers, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
U.S. sues Illinois over immigration Nicole Gaouette, Times Staff Writer
Yucca Mt. adjusts to fault line From the Associated Press
Ex-teacher faces teen sex charges From Times Wire Reports
Ruling paves way for terrorism trials to resume Julian E. Barnes, Times Staff Writer
Student is arrested in shooting From Times Wire Reports
Homeland Dept. official resigns From Times Wire Reports
Episcopal bishops try to avoid split From the Associated Press
Violent crime is up for 2nd year in a row -- but it's still 'at a relative low' Jordy Yager, Times Staff Writer
Campaign gives shoe-leather lessons to Nevada's neighbors Scott Martelle, Times Staff Writer
Boy hit by TV gets $19 million From the Associated Press
Jurors tell judge of an impasse in trial of polygamist leader From the Associated Press
In escape attempt, two inmates kill a guard, officials say From the Associated Press
Woman gets life for killing children From Times Wire Reports
Atlantic storm forms as another weakens From the Associated Press
Administration tactics in emissions fight criticized Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
U.S. arrests 124 in raids of home-based steroid labs Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
Coast Guard adds racism training From Times Wire Reports
Bush waves his veto pen Maura Reynolds and Richard Simon, Times Staff Writers
Prosecutor calls Craig's move to withdraw plea 'calculated' From the Associated Press
White supremacists threaten violence over Jena Six case Howard Witt, Chicago Tribune
New York warms up to rule on restaurant patio heaters From Newsday
SPORTS
Tyson pleads guilty to charges of drug possession and DUI Larry Stewart, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Gable isn't complaining Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Commission to explore Bussell's death Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writer
The last pitch at Ebbets means more to him now Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Second chance for Olson Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Leinart still starter, but Warner to play From the Associated Press
Escobar agrees that rest is best Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Angels' road show flops in Texas, 8-7 Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Ryan wins a long-awaited spot Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Results From the Associated Press
Results From the Associated Press
The 0-4 start rattles at South Bend Bill Dwyre
Force determined despite crash Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
NFL Week 4 Sam Farmer
The real firing line is no game Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
Everything comes up roses for Young, again Sam Farmer, Times Staff Writer
Twins push Tigers closer to the brink From the Associated Press
Woods seeks tough doping plan Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers rift is a new-old story Team finishes with divided clubhouse Kevin Baxter and Dylan Hernandez, Times Staff Writers
Johnson to start again for Utah From the Associated Press
Winning, Inc. Ross Newhan, Special to The Times
The Bottom Ten Steve Harvey, Times Staff Writer
Gillespie to coach baseball at UC Irvine Peter Yoon
NEWS
Mandatory health insurance? No sale Jamie Court, Jamie Court is president of the Santa Monica-based Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights.
The Buddhism bomb David I. Steinberg, David I. Steinberg is a professor in the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University and a visiting senior research scholar at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies in Singapore.
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Stick to your guns, Rudy JONAH GOLDBERG
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Fro the record
BUSINESS
Freston joins board of DreamWorks From Times Wire Services
Medicare to keep limits on anemia drugs From Reuters
Lowe's issues earnings warning From Times Wire Services
Hacking may silence iPhones Michelle Quinn, Times Staff Writer
NRG to apply to build reactor From the Associated Press
Credit crunch worries IMF From Bloomberg News
Weekend box office
Walkout at GM as talks go on Martin Zimmerman, Times Staff Writer
Gasoline prices still rising Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
Short-term rates fall in T-bill auction From Times Wire Services
EchoStar to buy Slingbox maker From Times Wire Services
Calpine cuts estimate of investor recovery From Bloomberg News
AT&T speeds up wireless uploading From Reuters
Stocks ease amid worries From Times Staff and Wire Reports
AMR shares fall 14% on tepid outlook From the Associated Press
More firms focus on climate change From the Associated Press
Chinese retail chain to sell Dell computers From the Associated Press
Apology by Mattel praised in China From the Associated Press
Toy testers working overtime amid recalls From the Associated Press
General Mills CEO steps down From Times Wire Services
Builder aids stock bets against itself Walter Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Home (and college) on the range From the Associated Press
Sun-powered homes defy a cool housing market Elizabeth Douglass, Times Staff Writer
GM steers away from health fix DAVID LAZARUS
Morgan Stanley is a complaint target From Times Wire Services
Study: Complaints to brokers ignored From Times Wire Services
Drop cash; workers may drop pounds From the Associated Press
Facebook probed on safety claims Jessica Guynn and Joseph Menn, Times staff writers
KKR seals acquisition of First Data From Times Wire Services
Pandemic flu scenario puts banks to the test From the Associated Press
WORLD
Italians' captors killed in rescue From Times Wire Reports
Bush plans to pressure Myanmar James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Fox's home makeover sparks probe From Times Wire Reports
Israeli leader faces probe of house deal Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer
U.N. chief kicks off climate summit with call for action Maggie Farley, Times Staff Writer
Iraq suicide bomber kills 25 at Shiite-Sunni meeting Alexandra Zavis, Times Staff Writer
Putin gives finance chief new status From Times Wire Reports
Appeals rejected for Bali bombers From Times Wire Reports
As the India-Pakistan border opens a bit, laborers bear load Henry Chu, Times Staff Writer
Iranian leader receives rough reception in N.Y. Erika Hayasaki, Times Staff Writer
In Israel, an oasis of peace Ken Ellingwood, Times Staff Writer
Fukuda chosen as prime minister From Times Wire Reports
OPINION
For the record
Good cause, wrong example
Highway argument over before it starts
Firefighter doesn't deserve money
Happy to help feed the hungry
The last laugh
Turn it down
Israel should offer peace
A China ban isn't child's play Sara Bongiorni, Sara Bongiorni is the author of "A Year Without 'Made in China': One Family's True Life Adventure in the Global Economy."
Living near work is possible
A change of heart
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