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July 1, 2008 |  8:53 am

Death row report sees failed system: A sharply divided California panel says delays undermine the process and reforms could be costly. By Maura Dolan

CAMPAIGN '08: McCain energy record is on/off: He's flip-flopped on nuclear power, ethanol and offshore drilling. By Noam N. Levey

Phone rangers: Rule enforcement will vary. By Hector Becerra and David Pierson

COLUMN ONE: Keeping the ball in play: In a dim Vegas arcade, a man's love for a faded pastime is alive and pinging. Behold the Pinball Hall of Fame. By Ashley Powers

Surprise video puts an end to drug trial By Jack Leonard

China plays hardball on pre-Games visas: As the Olympics near, foreigners are less welcom. Big losers are business and tourism. By Barbara Demick.

Inside Today's Times

IndyMac says it's not failing: Depositors have been pulling money from the thrift.

Put to the test: Two schools that are part of the mayor's reform plan open today.

Even costlier gas predicted: Analysts say Californians may soon be paying $5 a gallon.

Now they just want to sing: The female finalists of "American Idol" are going on tour.


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