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What happened on July 03, 2010

ENTERTAINMENT

Movie madams By Susan King, Los Angeles Times
Comedy Central sees a need to loosen up By Gina Piccalo, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Quick Takes: Richard Avedon photos to be sold
'Revolver,' a graphic novel by Matt Kindt By Ed Park, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Weekend TV talks shows
'Revolver' info
Book events for the week of July 4, 2010
Horoscope: July 3 Holiday Mathis
Happening Saturday
Saturday's TV highlights
On the Media: Survey shows not all polls equal James Rainey

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Ilene Woods dies at 81; voice of Disney's Cinderella By Dennis McLellan, Los Angeles Times
USC plans $900-million shopping and residential upgrade By Larry Gordon, Los Angeles Times
For residents near Disneyland, nightly fireworks shows have lost their spark By Tony Barboza, Los Angeles Times
LAX Theme Building reopens July 10 By Bob Pool, Los Angeles Times
Historic collection of Jewish artifacts to move to UC Berkeley By Abby Sewell, Los Angeles Times
A muralist's masterpiece tells the story of the Mexican people By Esmeralda Bermudez, Los Angeles Times
L.A. to pay $2.5 million to two fire captains in Tennie Pierce case By Sam Quinones, Los Angeles Times
Celebrities testify in 'bling ring' burglaries By Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times
Shoplifting suspect held in shooting of 2 Burbank police officers By Sam Allen and Andrew Blankstein, Los Angeles Times
Rethinking raves in the aftermath of the Electric Daisy Carnival By Reed Johnson and Todd Martens, Los Angeles Times
L.A.'s library cuts don't add up Sandy Banks
Elliott Kastner dies at 80; independent producer of 'The Missouri Breaks,' 'Where Eagles Dare' By Dennis McLellan, Los Angeles Times
July 5th holiday closures
LAPD's 911 operators stage one-day sickout over cutbacks By Andrew Blankstein, Los Angeles Times
The Liberty Bell had a peal wherever it went By Steve Harvey, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Prosecutor closes with appeal to convict former BART officer By Jack Leonard, Los Angeles Times
Prosecutor closes with appeal to convict former BART officer By Jack Leonard, Los Angeles Times
Appeals court affirms Schwarzenegger's bid to cut state workers' pay By Evan Halper, Los Angeles Times
200 ATMs at casinos, strip clubs cut from welfare network By Jack Dolan, Los Angeles Times
Dangerous waves expected this holiday weekend By Kenneth R. Weiss, Los Angeles Times

SCIENCE

Ancient sperm whale's giant head uncovered By Amina Khan, Los Angeles Times
Tibetans' genes have quickly adapted to high altitude By Rachel Bernstein, Los Angeles Times

BUSINESS

Screenwriters find work is dwindling By Richard Verrier, Los Angeles Times
Regulators' takeover of Arrowhead Credit Union raises debate By E. Scott Reckard, Los Angeles Times
Apple admits iPhones' signal bars give incorrect readings By Kristena Hansen, Los Angeles Times
Corporate earnings may be stock market's last hope Tom Petruno, Market Beat
Toyota to recall 138,000 Lexus cars in U.S. By Jerry Hirsch, Los Angeles Times
Disappointing June jobs report casts shadow over recovery By Don Lee, Los Angeles Times
Companies swoop in to save fireworks shows By Nathan Olivarez-Giles, Los Angeles Times
Small business sidelined in slow recovery from recession By Don Lee, Los Angeles Times

NATIONAL

Roaming the world as Lady Liberty By Tina Susman, Los Angeles Times
Gulf oil spill likely to reach Florida Keys, Miami, report says By Richard Simon and Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Los Angeles Times
Obama's immigration speech echoes Bush in policy, rhetoric By Peter Nicholas, Tribune Washington Bureau
Roaming the world as Lady Liberty By Tina Susman, Los Angeles Times

OPINION

HOME & GARDEN

Home of the Times: At home, it's just the artistic pleasure Lizzie Garrett Mettler, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Man of the House: A bear among the Cubs Chris Erskine
By the Numbers: Home offices
Buyer made his most wanted list Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times
Lost L.A.: A view of U.S. history in 1887 El Molino Viejo photo By Sam Watters, Special to the Los Angeles Times

SPORTS

Wimbledon notes: An unexpected men's final: Rafael Nadal vs. Tomas Berdych By Diane Pucin
Baseball's All-Star game: Stars come out, but they don't always get in By Ben Bolch
Walter Dix edges Tyson Gay in 200 at Prefontaine
Arizona's Kirk Gibson pulls no punches By Dylan Hernandez
Spain reaches final four for first time since 1950 By Kevin Baxter
Dodgers put Manny Ramirez on disabled list By Dylan Hernandez
More teams look to join Cliff Lee sweepstakes
All-Star game needs to align with Stephen Strasburg Bill Plaschke
Picking All-Stars
Serena crushes Zvonareva to win fourth Wimbledon crown From Reuters
Angels don't enjoy their quiet time in 4-2 loss to Royals By Baxter Holmes
Angels probably will be part of an unusual situation By Bill Shaikin
Poor shooting dooms Sparks against Seattle By Laura Myers
Dwight Freeney can't wait to meet (and beat) rookie offensive tackles Sam Farmer
Byrnes' downfall can be traced back to 2008
Jonathan Bornstein gets back to business with Chivas USA By DeAntae Prince
Uruguay's Luis Suarez suspended for one game By Grahame L. Jones and Kevin Baxter
Angels outfielder Juan Rivera's vision problem said to be stress-related By Baxter Holmes
Saturday's World Cup quarterfinal matches
Argentina's World Cup postmortem must take Diego Maradona into account Grahame L. Jones, On Soccer
Chivas USA sees tie as a plus given struggles By DeAntae Prince
Dodgers cruise past Arizona By Dylan Hernandez
New All-Star game rules
Brock Lesnar retains his UFC heavyweight title By Lance Pugmire
Germany overwhelms Argentina, 4-0, to reach World Cup semifinals By Grahame L. Jones
Kevin Harvick wins a wild one at Daytona
After winning a second straight Wimbledon title, Serena Williams' chief competition is history By Diane Pucin
Dodgers, Angels knock it out of the park in their own ways Chris Erskine

NEWS

Employers cut 125,000 jobs in June
Emergency room visits linked to underage drinking are thought to jump over the July 4th holiday By Jeannine Stein, Los Angeles Times
For the record
Religion shouldn't influence medical care in hospitals that get Medicare funds, the ACLU says By Karen Kaplan, Los Angeles Times

WORLD

Petraeus stresses unity at first appearance in Kabul By Laura King
Taliban kill 5 in attack on U.S. aid group By Laura King, Los Angeles Times
Suspicions of drug ties don't hurt candidates By Tracy Wilkinson and Ken Ellingwood, Los Angeles Times
In Iraq, a car can be an invitation to violence By Usama Redha and Ned Parker, Los Angeles Times
Suspect held in U.S. consulate worker's killing in Ciudad Juarez By Ken Ellingwood, Los Angeles Times

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