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What happened on March 10, 2007
BUSINESS
Florida orange crop to fall 11% From the Associated Press
Credit union target for hostile takeover Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
Ethanol still a long way off in U.S. John O'Dell, Peter Pae and Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writers
Broadcom denied in bid to end shareholder suit From Bloomberg News
China to create fund to invest growing reserves From the Associated Press
Suit against Intel is curbed From Bloomberg News
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Pretexting bill backed by FTC From Reuters
Job gain a modest 97,000 in February Joel Havemann, Times Staff Writer
Applebee's, investor fail to reach boardroom deal From Reuters
Airbus parent posts loss of $1.01 billion From the Associated Press
Rising food prices hit Indians in wallet, politicians at polls Henry Chu, Times Staff Writer
HP facing inquiry on Mercury's options From the Associated Press
Prescription drug sales up 8% in '06, report says From the Associated Press
Job data help boost stocks From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Businesses pinched as commercial rents soar in Southland Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
FDA orders warning on three anemia drugs Daniel Costello, Times Staff Writer
FTC seeks more details about Caremark bid From the Associated Press
Chrysler recalling nearly 500,000 SUVs for fire risk From the Associated Press
Quiksilver slips on no snow Leslie Earnest, Times Staff Writer
Watching workers: a delicate balance Molly Selvin and Abigail Goldman, Times Staff Writers
Loan turmoil closes doors for buyers Annette Haddad and E. Scott Reckard, Times Staff Writers
FAA opens China office to foster cooperation From the Associated Press
SPORTS
Ticket scalping comes to a head Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
TV cable deal talks are held Larry Stewart, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Jackson considers changes Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Hart gets start at the point Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Changes don't bother Kahne Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Canucks prevail in overtime, 2-1 From the Associated Press
Ducks' young line stepping it up Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Chicago's bid includes guarantees Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Once again, Boggan is man of the hour From the Associated Press
Leaney has lead after late birdie From the Associated Press
Team's loss of Drew could be Loney's gain Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Golden Bears run out of gas Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
Beckham's debut could come July 21 Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Zoeller joins crowd for Toshiba lead Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Clippers lose ground to Warriors, 99-89 Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
Matthews has a choice issue
Kings can't hold on and fall to Red Wings From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A case for inclusion Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
Deal to stay at Staples isn't universally popular Diane Pucin; Ben Bolch, From Times Staff Reports
Hollweg wants stiff penalty for Simon Greg Logan and Steve Zipay, Newsday
Fans aren't missing Drew
Adding Pippen is unlikely Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Long Beach to play for title Peter Yoon; Dan Arritt, From Times Staff Reports
Eat your heart out, big fella Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
O'Neal too tough for Timberwolves From the Associated Press
As the Pac-10 plays out, Bruins regroup across town Bill Dwyre
This golf lesson costs nothing
Trojans make a late-night run Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Plenty of blamers to go around
Federer is dialed in to Sampras' wavelength Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
USC players won't be punished Lance Pugmire, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Rodriguez, Shields are sharp Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Santa Anita had another winner
Duke lacrosse bracing its way David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Father, son held in sex crimes Richard Winton and Tony Barboza, Times Staff Writers
Girl's accused killer straddles a racial divide Sam Quinones, Times Staff Writer
Grant to give ex-convicts training and services
Mayoral contender clings to second-place standing From Times Staff and Wire Reports
California Nurses Assn. will join AFL-CIO From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Whew! The weather continues its dry run Hector Becerra, Times Staff Writer
Plan for Central Valley farm drainage advances Bettina Boxall, Times Staff Writer
Home Depot's foes win a round in Sunland; store plans to appeal Rong-Gong Lin II, Times Staff Writer
Truck held $20 million in marijuana Sara Lin, Times Staff Writer
Gang crackdown raises touchy issue Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Updated work has volumes to say about Judaism Larry Gordon, Times Staff Writer
Passings From Times Staff and Wire Reports
2 Fresno teens arrested in sex assaults From the Associated Press
Rehab center is suing Courtney Love over fees Ashley Powers, Times Staff Writer
Report details risks of gas project Gary Polakovic, Times Staff Writer
C. Hayman, 95; activist pushed for better quality of life for senior citizens Jocelyn Y. Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Caravan for U.S. troops shows colors Valerie Reitman, Times Staff Writer
Hospital's party to be premature Charles Ornstein, Times Staff Writer
Poison victim believes it was accident Charles Proctor, Times Staff Writer
Baseball's TV deal could leave this fan nothing to run home to Dana Parsons
Man shoots his wife to death, then kills himself From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Marjabelle Young Stewart, 82; taught and wrote about etiquette From the Associated Press
Hawthorne High quiet after brawl From the Associated Press
Brad Delp, 55; lead singer for hugely popular '70s rock 'n' roll band Boston From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Jay Haley, 83; extended patients' therapy to include family counseling Valerie J. Nelson, Times Staff Writer
2 plead not guilty in cadaver sales From the Associated Press
Andy Sidaris, 76; ABC sports director went on to make B-movies From Times Staff and Wire Reports
At medical center, healing is Marines' only duty Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
From `it' read to has-been Robert W. Welkos, Times Staff Writer
Discovering a kinder, gentler Billy the Kid Allen Barra, Special to The Times
'American Idol' to aid poverty fight Greg Braxton
Downloads CASEY DOLAN
Haefliger proves skilled at abstraction Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Graves has operatic moments Richard S. Ginell, Special to The Times
Koppel tackles war, its toll on U.S. Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Complex gets $90-million boost Diane Haithman
It's 12, so time to move on Richard Rushfield, Times Staff Writer
Fans of The Times
Not progressive
Finally
`Riches' plays for comic FX Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer
Let's keep reporters from being G-men TIM RUTTEN
It's unclear why Witherspoon left `Bunny' John Horn and Sheigh Crabtree
A taste for borscht Irene Lacher, Special to The Times
L.A. Phil has smooth flight Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
Orchestra may sell prized instruments From the Associated Press
Crawling into the woodwork Sharon Mizota, Special to The Times
LACMA is considering a palm garden Diane Haithman
Malone with guitar: so very expressive Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Vision for L.A. Opera is realized
Suit illuminates talent agencies' clash Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE
Sun found to alter asteroid rotation rate From Times Wire Reports
Cellphone use is safe in hospitals From Times Wire Reports
Swimmers' big feat: walking From the Associated Press
More links to facial clefts found From Times Wire Reports
Gene is shown to guide social lives of honeybees Robert Lee Hotz, Times Staff Writer
Mystery of Earth's missing chunk From Times Wire Reports
'Chastity belt' for spiders discovered From Times Wire Reports
NATIONAL
Man shoots ex-girlfriend at her office From Times Wire Reports
Fats Domino is ready to go home From the Associated Press
Airborne SUV lands on car; 3 die From Times Wire Reports
Some say daylight saving is just a waste of time Mark Peters, Hartford Courant
Player dies from bus crash injuries From Times Wire Reports
Agent cleared in smuggling case Nicholas Riccardi, Times Staff Writer
Secret hearings begin for 14 terror suspects From the Associated Press
Panel widens prosecutor firing inquiry Richard A. Serrano, Times Staff Writer
House OKs clean-water projects bill Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
A rift of 9/11 heroes: Giuliani, firefighters John Riley, Newsday
Copter crash victims named From the Associated Press
D.C. gun ban bites the dust David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
Man gets life for killing jogger From Times Wire Reports
Fbi Abuses May Lead To Limits On Patriot Act Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writer
Friend turns over Smith's computers Brian Haas and Paula McMahon, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Democrats cancel debate co-hosted by Fox From the Associated Press
Cast into the path of a killer Tomas Alex Tizon, Times Staff Writer
Evangelical Agenda Fight Is Heating Up Stephanie Simon, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Terrorism trial gives Spain little comfort Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Barrier down, but path is closed From Times Wire Reports
Hard-liners are vote's big winners From Times Wire Reports
Maliki ventures out in Baghdad From Times Wire Services
Iraq conference raises hopes of U.S.-Iran thaw Tina Susman, Times Staff Writer
Brazil, U.S. to promote biofuels Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
Thousands gather to hear Chavez excoriate Bush Patrick J. McDonnell and Andres D'Alessandro, Times Staff Writers
EU to cut back use of fossil fuels From Times Wire Reports
OPINION
Tax money to fix religious schools
Slow-motion asylum
A steadfast ally
Murdering knowledge Sumana Raychaudhuri and Saswato Das, SASWATO DAS is a physicist. SUMANA RAYCHAUDHURI, an editor for the Commission on Human Security's final report, is a doctoral student in comparative literature.
Starbucks and changing tastes
Adorable babies and the terrible 2s
Dollar travels far
Citizenship by birth -- can it be outlawed? James C. Ho, JAMES C. HO, an appellate and constitutional litigator, was formerly a law clerk to Justice Clarence Thomas.
Secret ballots in voting on unions
The bodega beat
It's a clash of proof vs. faith
McCain goes over to the dark side Jonathan Chait, JONATHAN CHAIT is a contributing editor to Opinion and a senior editor at the New Republic.
More important things than GPA
When smaller isn't better Carlos M. Jimenez, CARLOS M. JIMENEZ teaches social studies at Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High School in Lincoln Heights.
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