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What happened on July 05, 2008
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
A Founding Father's view of God Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer
Is military venue a favorite haunt? David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
A modest proposal for San Onofre Mike Anton, Times Staff Writer
Skycaps feel pinch in airline crunch Dan Weikel, Times Staff Writer
In traffic court, confessions come easily Victoria Kim, Times Staff Writer
Pilot was among first Tuskegee Airmen From the Associated Press
Wind is fire's wild card Steve Chawkins and Mark Z. Barabak, Times Staff Writers
Metrolink growth strains station parking capacity David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
They think, therefore they air Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writer
Jerry's Famous Deli founder From Times Staff Reports
TV producer created 'Love Connection' Dennis McLellan, Times Staff Writer
Trailer fire sparks brush blaze Sam Quinones
This idea is a real stretch STEVE HARVEY
Plane towing ad lands in shallow water David Haldane
The cash helps; the message is key SANDY BANKS
A conservative who didn't budge Johanna Neuman, Times Staff Writer
Celebrating close to home Jia-Rui Chong, Times Staff Writer
Mexican violinist, actor promoted son calentano music Reed Johnson, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
This is the U.S. on drugs David W. Fleming and James P. Gray, David W. Fleming, a lawyer, is the chairman of the Los Angeles County Business Federation and immediate past chairman of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce. James P. Gray is a judge of the Orange County Superior Court.
The end of FARC
Chicken run Julia Olmstead, Julia Olmstead, a student at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism, is a member of the Land Institute's Prairie Writers Circle.
The new commuter lifestyle: All aboard Robbie Frandsen, Robbie Frandsen lives in Ventura and teaches GED preparation at the Union Rescue Mission in L.A. She is at work on a book about her son's ordeal in the criminal justice system.
Regulations up their sleeve
Status quo for top cops
Justice Dept.'s hiring bias
Brewer treads water
God and science
Free speech, public trust
Keeping the past alive
Gangs glorified
Unaffordable justice
A literal interpretation
A good-enough spy law Nancy Soderberg, Nancy Soderberg was a deputy national security advisor and an ambassador to the United Nations under President Clinton.
Fuel for pessimism
BUSINESS
Pringles cashes chips in court From Bloomberg News
Feeling ill over sick leave Marc Lifsher, Times Staff Writer
Drillers begin quest for oil, gas off Florida Melissa Nelson, The Associated Press
Calls rise across Italy to let Alitalia fall into bankruptcy From Bloomberg News
Sales of RVs careen off the road Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
Pemex seeks site for new oil refinery From Bloomberg News
UBS is expecting quarterly loss to narrow on tax credit From the Associated Press
Google gives privacy a special place Chris Gaither, Times Staff Writer
My 2 Cents
Mixed showing in world markets From the Associated Press
Wireless water saver for lawns Alex Pham
Sales secondary in this business model Swati Pandey, Times Staff Writer
Bell Canada agrees to record $35-billion leveraged buyout Rob Gillies, The Associated Press
Refinancing spurred sub-prime crisis Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Shadows of Day Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Traditional sounds of Persia John Payne, Special to The Times
Don't like coarser U.S.? You can blame Spillane Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer
Adam Smith gets a statue From Bloomberg News
Read it and weep
More Beatles
Razzie for Turan
'Rachael Ray' worker files suit From the Associated Press
Guide to movies
An ill-fitting suit
'Romanian-American' suite taps deep roots Don Heckman, Special to The Times
France returns Italian pottery From the Associated Press
Prado: 'Colossus' is not by Goya From the Associated Press
This jab at president doesn't fly
Speeding to stupidity -- or not Lee Drutman, Special to The Times
Paul Hogan defies Aussie tax collectors From the Associated Press
Murkiness enfolds this nod to film noir Victoria Looseleaf, Special to The Times
Taking mallets to the masses David Mermelstein, Special to The Times
Breathing literary life into '50s Cuba Scott Timberg, Times Staff Writer
Wall of fame for Tortilla Flats Agustin Gurza, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Teen is going the extra mile Helene Elliott
Sprinter Capel gets life back on track Philip Hersh, Special to the Times
My Baby Baby has sweet ring at Hollywood Park Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Angels batters reward Weaver Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Results From the Associated Press
Pena gets well and powers Rays, 11-2 From the Associated Press
With four strikeouts, Jones still needs work Dylan Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
This Rockies win is one for the books From the Associated Press
Chivas Usa Tonight Chris Hine
Results From the Associated Press
Doping-plagued Tour tries fresh start From the Associated Press
Indians part with Borowski From the Associated Press
Morning briefing Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Overton, Pernice share lead From the Associated Press
Short answer is Garciaparra Dylan Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
Low blows
Up next Helene Elliott
Sister act
Martin to drive full season for Hendrick in '09 Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
This is a five-year Williams reunion Chuck Culpepper, Special to The Times
Galaxy gets upstaged by one-man show Lucas Shaw, Times Staff Writer
Discomfort forces Escobar to end workout Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Around the diamond
Is Clippers Curse lifted?
Cashing out
Where have you gone, Ernie Banks? Bill Dwyre
For bettors, Serena is the favorite sister Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Federer, Nadal clear path for turf battle Chuck Culpepper, Special to The Times
DEI sweeps front row for race at Daytona From Times Staff and Wire Reports
At 41, Torres rules the pool Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Changed Man Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Obama now wears his patriotism on his lapel Peter Nicholas, Times Staff Writer
Obama says Lincoln, TV don't mix Peter Nicholas
With apologies to the chairman Robin Abcarian
American out-wieners past winner From Times Wire Reports
Street crowd fired on; 4 die From Times Wire Reports
Liberty's crown could reopen From Times Wire Reports
Rainbow Family, officials clash From Times Wire Reports
Bush visits Jefferson home to welcome new citizens Johanna Neuman, Times Staff Writer
No guns yet for D.C. residents Vimal Patel, Times Staff Writer
Atlanta's new arch raises a few eyebrows Jenny Jarvie, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE
Attention urged on asteroid threat John Johnson Jr., Times Staff Writer
Test may aid cancer treatment From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Hidden claws found in frogs From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Cholesterol link to dementia seen From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Serotonin may be key in infant deaths Wendy Hansen, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Colombian rebels splintering Patrick J. McDonnell and Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writers
President escapes injury in bombing From Times Wire Reports
Ex-nuclear chief alleges army role From Times Wire Reports
Sweltering holiday in Baghdad Doug Smith, Times Staff Writer
Iran response 'positive' to nuclear offer Borzou Daragahi and Ramin Mostaghim, Special to The Times
A hero's welcome for Betancourt in Paris From the Associated Press
U.S. Embassy inaugurated in Berlin From Times Wire Reports
Poland spurns U.S. air defense offer From Reuters
Flu virus lab is threatened Paul Watson, Times Staff Writer
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