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What happened on September 29, 2007
SCIENCE
Rare lake amoeba enters through nose, kills people From the Associated Press
Germs more potent after spaceflight Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
Abundance of genes found in wine grape
Team finds earlier sign of oxygen From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Fish diet may help cut risk of diabetes
Burst of radiation in space detected
BUSINESS
Infiniti's all-around view Martin Zimmerman and Joni Gray, Times Staff Writers
3 New Century directors resign
Consumers still spending; inflation in check From the Associated Press
Gap job applicants' data stolen From the Associated Press
Online bank is closed by U.S. regulator
3Com agrees to takeover deal
September car sales are called weak From the Associated Press
Release of electric Roadster delayed Martin Zimmerman
Big indexes slip but still end quarter on plus side From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Activision vote seeks say on pay
Union panel approves GM contract From Bloomberg News
Bristol agrees to settle probes From the Associated Press
Apple's top lawyer leaves post From the Associated Press
Avery Dennison, 3M settle suits
SEC accuses Culver City e-commerce firm of fraud From a Times Staff Writer
Pottery Barn Kids recalls toy strollers
Anxiety eases, but questions persist TOM PETRUNO
IPod rival is happy to nibble at Apple Michelle Quinn, Times Staff Writer
Opposition grows to ports' clean-air plan Ronald D. White and Janet Wilson, Times Staff Writers
No sign of relief in San Diego housing slump Elizabeth Douglass, Times Staff Writer
Google buys phone service
There are two sides to strong Canadian dollar Jason Chow, Special to The Times
CEO sold as stock dropped Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Asian American pastors minister across culture gap K. Connie Kang, Times Staff Writer
Richard DuBois, 74; 1957's Mr. USA was part of Mae West's act From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Ex-fire captain guilty in '84 slaying Jack Leonard, Times Staff Writer
L.A. calling for lights-out hour Susannah Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer
Richard A. Graham, 86; pushed for action against sex discrimination and served on first NOW board Elaine Woo, Times Staff Writer
LAPD officer agrees to quit in wake of charges Richard Winton, Times Staff Writer
Study: Tollway route violates state Coastal Act Dan Weikel and David Reyes, Times Staff Writers
Paris Hilton judge has Sutherland's case Richard Winton, Times Staff Writer
Avraham Shapira, 94; spiritual leader, former chief rabbi of Israel From Times Staff and Wire Reports
O.C. deputies accuse county of bad faith David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
Health chief sees role for Sri Lankan nurses From Times Staff Reports
A citizenship test that asks the right questions Dana Parsons, ORANGE COUNTY
Meeting set on reopening of King-Harbor Hospital From Times Staff Reports
Mothers seek action from Palmdale school Ann M. Simmons, Times Staff Writer
Teen takes hostages at school Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
Teenager is arrested in Santa Monica sexual assault case From a Times Staff Writer
Barry Mirkin From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Nadine Carson, 76; philanthropist who had a heart for the arts Mary Rourke, Times Staff Writer
School's e-monitoring puts a mother to the test Sandy Banks
Suspect in home drug lab case is released on bail From Times Staff Reports
Ag schools seek interest in their fields Sara Lin, Times Staff Writer
Taggers spray, parents pay Andrew Blankstein and Ari B. Bloomekatz, Times Staff Writers
Mayor fires L.A. transit chief Steve Hymon and David Zahniser, Times Staff Writers
Stacey Peck, 81; author of book about the lives of women in China From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Wally Parks, 94; drag racer founded National Hot Rod Assn. Shav Glick, Special to The Times
Suspect in disappearance to be brought back to L.A. Christine Hanley, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Singular vision of Monocle's founder Matthew DeBord, Special to The Times
A meerkat matriarch passes on Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
Pacific opens with Ravel revelry Michael Rydzynski, Special to The Times
'Grey's' gets back to basics Mary McNamara, Times Staff Writer
Speech is free
Is rock's hall ready for it? Geoff Boucher
Courage of Rather
Museum gets some helping hands Mike Boehm
MoveOn support
Finally
Schoolhouse rock Agustin Gurza, Times Staff Writer
It could be titled 'The Chef Who Loved Me' Dick Lochte, Special to The Times
Taylor honored for AIDS activism
It takes a lot of strength to be Jenufa Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Saying it all
Blanchard trumpets the sounds of New Orleans Don Heckman, Special to The Times
A pulpit of shame for Iran leader TIM RUTTEN
Garland renditions have them divided
Lyric Opera tells her to stay absent Chris Pasles
Gonna make you sweat Greg Burk, Special to The Times
Have a heart -- step around it Diane Haithman, Times Staff Writer
Camerata Nordica plays bravely against the chilly night Richard S. Ginell, Special to The Times
He's modest, restrained and, well, young David Ng, Times Staff Writer
Candidates embrace the chat Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
'Lost' art tells of a love lost Patrick J. McDonnell, Times Staff Writer
Ahmadinejad invites Bush to give speech From Times Wire Reports
U.S. says key militant slain Alexandra Zavis and Julian E. Barnes, Times Staff Writers
Bush OKs sending fuel as reward to N. Korea From Times Wire Services
Georgians urge leader to quit From the Associated Press
Hurricane causes landslide, killing 3 From Times Wire Reports
A new twist on petty theft From Times Wire Reports
Myanmar tries to block news and images of its crackdown Henry Chu and Maggie Farley, Times Staff Writers
Musharraf can seek reelection, court says Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Concorde auction going, going fast From Times Wire Reports
Charges dropped against GI sniper Ned Parker, Times Staff Writer
Bus blast kills 27 Afghans From Times Wire Services
New sanctions for Iran delayed Maggie Farley, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Border fence nearly doubles Richard Marosi, Times Staff Writer
Bush shifts approach on climate James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
In book, justice lashes out at foes From the Washington Post
Workers told to stay home indefinitely From Times Wire Reports
Woman survives in wreck for 8 days From Times Wire Reports
Clinton proposes 'baby bonds': $5,000 accounts for every child From the Associated Press
Gingrich raises money for 2008 bid From the Associated Press
Wife of minister can't see children From Times Wire Reports
Craig case restroom to get new dividers From the Associated Press
Texas may halt executions From the Associated Press
Giuliani friend funded GOP's electoral plan Dan Morain, Times Staff Writer
Abused girl in video found From the Associated Press
Auditor at State accused of threats Peter Spiegel, Times Staff Writer
Judges seek leeway in prison sentences David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Sellouts come as a surprise to most Chuck Culpepper, Special to The Times
Lackey, Angels back on track Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Don't bet the house (. . . or the Raiders) Christine Daniels
Young, old pull together for a win Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Wright gets first start today Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Matthews facing painful decision Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Yankees' reign of East Division ends From the Associated Press
Results From the Associated Press
Bruins, Beavers avoid spotlight Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Six years later, Blake reclaims captain's role Chuck Culpepper, Special to The Times
Steelers will play without Ward From the Associated Press
That other team
Team moves on with Pronger Helene Elliott, Times Staff Writer
Bruins hoping the dam will burst on the ground Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Four Grade I races in two days at Oak Tree Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
The unbeaten: Dallas Cowboys David Wharton
Results From the Associated Press
West Virginia loses to South Florida From the Associated Press
Tough spot for UCLA
These men of Troy not such a good bet Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Temper rising
Keys To The Game Gary Klein
Keys To The Game Chris Foster
Leading with their heads Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Will McKnight ever take game by storm? Kurt Streeter
October surprise?
Austin all wet as Internationals cut U.S. lead From the Associated Press
League suspends Flyers rookie 20 games for hit From the Associated Press
Ponce De Leon shows big left Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writer
Hamlin regrets Petty flap Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Never-say-dye Tonga falls to England in World Cup Chuck Culpepper, Special to The Times
U.S. goalie situation in flux Philip Hersh, Special to The Times
Grievance for Abreu is filed by union Kevin Baxter and Dylan Hernandez, Times Staff Writers
No fun for them
NHL may be taking things a bit too far Helene Elliott
THE ENDS justify the means Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Dodgers at awkward age
Dome, sweet Dome
Taking a gamble Lem Satterfield, Special to The Times
Blanco walks on mild side Jaime Cárdenas, Times Staff Writer
Venus Williams reaches Korea Open semifinals From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Mater Dei doesn't mess around in beating Edison Eric Sondheimer, Times Staff Writer
Mosley accused of doping Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writer
Cubs, Diamondbacks clinch playoffs spots From the Associated Press
SEC takes a role in the Nutt(cracker) Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
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There's no 'U.S.' in refugees Anna Husarska, Anna Husarska is senior policy advisor at the International Rescue Committee. Website: theIRC.org
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OPINION
The Democratic evolution
Pondering death
God and gays
Faith behind bars
Our quest for power
Bad intros: the greatest hits William Alexander, William Alexander is the author of "The $64 Tomato: How One Man Nearly Lost His Sanity, Spent a Fortune, and Endured an Existential Crisis in the Quest for the Perfect Garden."
Gaza's plight
The triumphs of faith Ian Buruma, Ian Buruma is the author, most recently, of "Murder in Amsterdam: The Death of Theo van Gogh and the Limits of Tolerance." He is a professor at Bard College and a contributing editor to The Times' opinion pages.
If Alex the Parrot's a genius, why not me? MEGHAN DAUM
Orange County's healthcare crisis
AIDS lunacy
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