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What happened on March 20, 2007
NATIONAL
Watergate plotter may have a last tale Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
Young couple get life in Nebraska killings From the Associated Press
Free speech on campus is debated David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
Scuba divers drowned, Florida autopsy finds From the South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Judge postpones Warren Jeffs' trial From Times Wire Reports
Altered climate reports spark stormy hearing Nicole Gaouette, Times Staff Writer
Couple claims half of jackpot, retires From Times Wire Reports
No contest pleas in hazing case From Times Wire Reports
Mummified baby's death a mystery From Times Wire Reports
NYPD officers charged with manslaughter in groom's death Erika Hayasaki, Times Staff Writer
Detainee admits Cole bombing, U.S. says Josh Meyer, Times Staff Writer
Justice Dept. Attempted To Curb Fallout Richard A. Serrano and Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writers
Schizophrenia study offers clue From Newsday
Jury endorses 10-year term for Iraq soldier From the Associated Press
Loosening Of Stem Cell Limits Backed Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar and Karen Kaplan, Times Staff Writers
BUSINESS
Ken Moelis parts ways with UBS Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
Saturn's Aura qualifies for $1,300 tax credit From Reuters
Hyundai plans luxury car From Reuters
Briefly From Reuters
Also
Extension is renewed in grocery contract talks Jerry Hirsch
Index of home builder sentiment declines From Bloomberg News
Wall Street rebounds from a down week From the Associated Press
3 firms, exec to pay Sun-Times From the Associated Press
Rates on 3-, 6-month T-bills decline in auction From the Associated Press
Doctors group opposes UnitedHealth deal From Bloomberg News
EGL accepts $1.7-billion buyout offer from group From Dow Jones Newswires
By the numbers
Mozilo, Ridge to leave Home Depot board From Bloomberg News
Ryland's CEO was paid $31.4million in 2006 From Bloomberg News
Costco subpoenaed over stock option practices From the Associated Press
Video game publisher Take-Two considers sale From Reuters
Chinese planning to build jetliner Martin Zimmerman, Times Staff Writer
Enron investors' lawsuit against banks is blocked From Reuters
Pump prices climb at more moderate pace Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
State Farm to reopen claims over Katrina From the Associated Press
L.A. takes Time Warner to task James S. Granelli, Times Staff Writer
Congress revisits cruise crimes Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
Chevron CEO received $17 million from stock From Reuters
KB Home strips management of its role in granting options From the Associated Press
Pet death toll predicted to rise Abigail Goldman, Times Staff Writer
Triad Hospitals agrees to be sold From Reuters
More layoffs in sub-prime loan sector E. Scott Reckard, Times Staff Writer
Reaching new heights in airspace Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
In cyberspace, nobody can hear you stream Alana Semuels, Times Staff Writer
ServiceMaster agrees to takeover From the Associated Press
Shamrock sees money in 3-D Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writer
Barclays in merger talks with ABN bank From Reuters
Scientists warm to 'crazy' ideas Seth Borenstein, The Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Pasadena mayor speaks softly -- and keeps winning Nancy Wride, Times Staff Writer
Lobster traps net two men Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writer
Inmate, linked to killing, commits suicide From the Associated Press
William C. Sturtevant, 80; leading scholar of Native American cultures From the Washington Post
Cigarette-match devices betray serial arsonist, prosecutors say Maeve Reston, Times Staff Writer
Jet fans flock to LAX to watch big bird land JENNIFER OLDHAM and ASHLEY SURDIN, Times Staff Writers
Ernst Haefliger, 87; Swiss tenor known for opera, lieder From the Associated Press
Wanted man is wounded while fleeing deputies From Times Staff and Wire Reports
City contractors must check workers' status From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Pair who were poisoned in Russia leave hospital From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Spector murder trial starts with screening of potential jurors Peter Y. Hong, Times Staff Writer
New indictment names Pellicano in wiretapping Greg Krikorian, Times Staff Writer
Man accused of trying to kill off-duty officer From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Authorities identify man stabbed after car crash From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Marine killed in Iraq in '04 to be awarded Navy Cross Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Fight sends husband, wife to hospitals From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Deputy, second driver are killed in head-on crash From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Mayor bars plan to sell downtown air rights Duke Helfand, Times Staff Writer
LAPD fiscal practices are called risky Duke Helfand, Times Staff Writer
A manual transmission neophyte decides to stick it to stop signs Steve Harvey
2 men are arrested in presumed death of man From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Man is convicted in murder of sailor From Times Staff and Wire Reports
State air board requests extension of federal deadline to reduce soot Janet Wilson, Times Staff Writer
Man indicted in costly wine fire Eric Bailey and Lee Romney, Times Staff Writers
Protester of group home is targeted Garrett Therolf, Times Staff Writer
Designer is facing more sex charges Richard Winton, Times Staff Writer
Disney wants voters to decide land use Dave McKibben, Times Staff Writer
Mahony Accounts Of Abuse Case Tape Differ John Spano, Times Staff Writer
Ventura County supervisor alleges misuse of funds Gregory W. Griggs, Times Staff Writer
Vilma Ebsen, 96; dancer teamed with her brother Buddy on stage Dennis McLellan, Times Staff Writer
2 years since home losses, and still on shaky ground James Ricci, Times Staff Writer
Father Daniel Johnson, 77; preserved pre-Vatican II traditions Roy Rivenburg, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Bong hits for free speech
The case against YouTube Douglas Lichtman, DOUG LICHTMAN is a professor of law at the University of Chicago. He joins the law faculty at UCLA this fall.
Betraying their base -- the Democrats can do it too JONAH GOLDBERG
With friends like this ...
Assessing firings of U.S. attorneys
Big plane, big crowd ... big deal Paul Thornton
The rights of treatment
Fallout from lending practices
To: Straights From: Gays Subject: Hate Larry Kramer, LARRY KRAMER is the founder of the protest group ACT UP and the author of "The Tragedy of Today's Gays."
What to make of Iraq involvement
WORLD
Kidney proffer betrays bomb plan From Times Wire Reports
3 Buddhist women are fatally shot From Times Wire Reports
Afghan suicide bomber kills 1 From the Associated Press
Attacks by Hamas break Gaza truce Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer
Six years in prison for website editor From Times Wire Reports
Bombs just hoax, suspect testifies From Times Wire Reports
Iranian leader gets visa to address U.N. From Reuters
Lawmakers OK changes to charter From Times Wire Reports
Bush again urges U.S. to be patient with war effort James Gerstenzang and Noam N. Levey, Times Staff Writers
97 killed in Siberian mine blast David Holley, Times Staff Writer
Seven Pakistani judges quit over chief justice's suspension Mubashir Zaidi and Henry Chu, Special to The Times
U.S.-Iraqi security effort is a tough sell in Baghdad Tina Susman, Times Staff Writer
Former VP to Hussein hanged Christian Berthelsen, Times Staff Writer
Russian fire kills 63 at home for elderly From the Associated Press
SPORTS
Padres' Wells has diabetes From the Associated Press
Price paid for bad loss Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Tar Heels are formidable Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Chandler, Hornets pour it on the Celtics From the Associated Press
The hook is USC won this time Mike Penner, Times Staff Writer
Little to keep 11 pitchers Steve Henson, Times Staff Writer
There's no end to A-Rod talk Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Jagr's goal lifts surging Rangers From the Associated Press
Arizona State rallies its way into the Sweet 16 Jerry Crowe, Times Staff Writer
Bryant finds new world to conquer -- China Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Lakers and Clippers are seeing spots Jason Reid, Times Staff Writer
They grow up so fast, but do they ever shut up? T.J. SIMERS, T.J. Simers can be reached at t.j.simers @latimes.com. To read previous columns by Simers, go to latimes.com/simers.
Lakers and Clippers are seeing spots Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
NCAA men's basketball tournament Robyn Norwood
It's not always about time for Howland Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
Simon won't face charges From the Associated Press
Fans stick it to players as cricket elite fall in Cup Chuck Culpepper, Special to The Times
Spring football: USC looks to receive some answers Gary Klein
Dolphins' Porter faces a charge of battery Jerry Crowe, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Concordia wins in four overtimes Larry Stewart, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Skating event could leave Staples Center Philip Hersh, Special to The Times
Jones, 36, set to retire after Galaxy's season Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Florida State stops No. 2 Stanford From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Joined at the hoop Robyn Norwood, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Campbell cleans up her act From the Associated Press
Walker director stepping down Suzanne Muchnic
Drama critics cite 'Karamazov' Lynne Heffley
A stirring extra on 'Diamond' Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Gladly hitting the road Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
Viewers choosy about channels Lee Margulies
4 years, still no handle on Iraq war PAUL BROWNFIELD
At last, the designs are front and center Booth Moore, Times Staff Writer
YouTube joins the awards field From the Associated Press
It's Just A Movie...or Is It? PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
On a money trail to fix ailing schools Erin Aubry Kaplan, Special to The Times
Choreographers wage their battles onstage Lewis Segal, Times Staff Writer
It's Just A Movie. . .or Is It? CARINA CHOCANO
Fragile: special handling required Suzanne Muchnic, Times Staff Writer
Performance as accessory Melissa Magsaysay, Times Staff Writer
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