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What happened on October 17, 2007
BUSINESS
Poverty line poor fit with costs, report says Alana Semuels, Times Staff Writer
Disney to fix a major misstep Richard Verrier and Dave McKibben, Times Staff Writers
Boeing names new 787 program head From Times Wire Reports
Skechers to get a huge warehouse Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
Michaels Stores to close 14 shops From Times Wire Reports
Madonna leaves Warner for concert promoter From Reuters
MySpace, Sony in music video deal From Times Wire Reports
Results boost Yahoo shares Jessica Guynn and Michelle Quinn, Times Staff Writers
Investors critical of directors From Times Wire Services
McClatchy profit is down sharply From the Associated Press
Cisco may be focus of Brazil police raids From Times Wire Reports
IBM profit rises 6% on services, beating forecasts From the Associated Press
Napster to adopt Web platform From Reuters
J&J net drops 8% on decline in sales From the Associated Press
ValueClick cuts revenue forecast From Times Wire Reports
Fed discount cut drew opposition From Times Wire Services
Foreigners sold U.S. securities at peak of crunch From Times Wire Services
FDA backs limits on anemia drugs From Bloomberg News
Wells Fargo profit hit by home loans From Reuters
Stocks fall on housing woes From Times Wire Services
E.W. Scripps to divide operations From the Associated Press
Further home loan declines expected From Times Wire Services
Home sales dive; outlook dim into '09 Peter Y. Hong and Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writers
Apple reduces price of unrestricted iTunes songs Michelle Quinn, Times Staff Writer
AT&T reaches out, scares people DAVID LAZARUS
Coming Sunday: Seniors head south
Facebook agrees to shield minors Joseph Menn and Jessica Guynn, Times Staff Writers
Movie Gallery seeks Chapter 11 From the Associated Press
Moonves' pay adjusted at CBS Meg James, Times Staff Writer
MySpace to offer calls using Skype From Times Wire Reports
Lawyer fined over Chevron claims From Times Wire Reports
Producers back off on residuals Richard Verrier, Times Staff Writer
Toyota loses lead in race for reliability Martin Zimmerman, Times Staff Writer
House backs extension of ban on Internet access taxes Jim Puzzanghera, Times Staff Writer
What glass ceiling? At this bank, women reach the top Michelle Quinn, Times Staff Writer
Wal-Mart conflict expert is leaving From Times Wire Reports
ENTERTAINMENT
Despite objections, 'If I Did It' is doing it Josh Getlin, Times Staff Writer
KKJZ is jazzed about a boost in the ratings Don Heckman, Special to The Times
Reunion band revives the Don Ellis sound Don Heckman, Special to The Times
CBS overcomes ABC's young From City News Service
Deadline dilemma Jay A. Fernandez, Special to The Times
And Welles' Oscar goes to . . . From staff and wire reports
'The Gathering' wins Booker From Bloomberg News
Film gets point across, down Mary McNamara, Times Staff Writer
Sold on its bright and rousing strut Mikael Wood, Special to The Times
An orderly life upset in a moment Tim Rutten, Times Staff Writer
Percussion triumphs in Southwest's season opener Josef Woodard, Special to The Times
Music history in the making Robert Hilburn, Special to The Times
'Godot,' the entertaining head-scratcher David Ng, Times Staff Writer
Revamping his film direction John Horn, Time Staff Writer
French rocker is out of prison From the Associated Press
The Westside gets another star Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
O'Keeffe museum renews fight From the Associated Press
Caged bird singing Ann Powers, Times Staff Writer
Finally
George Lucas planning 'Star Wars' TV series Geoff Boucher, Times Staff Writer
Finding his ideas in dreams Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
It's life, in miniature Eileen Blumenthal, Special to The Times
Her friend through thick and thin Robert W. Welkos, Times Staff Writer
FOOD
Recipe: Bread pudding with dandelion greens and bacon
Ramadan missed
Escape to a calm small-plates island Susan LaTempa, Times Staff Writer
Like the X-Games, but for beer Charles Perry, Times Staff Writer
Wine Country Soda Amy Scattergood
Cookbook not for beginners
Sights on Sunset Regina Schrambling, Special to The Times
Recipe: Corn and brown butter bread pudding
See them in a new light Russ Parsons, Times Staff Writer
2006 Vietti Roero Arneis S. Irene Virbila
Perfect fit in Malibu Leslie Brenner, Times Staff Writer
Fired up by harissa
Fall style note: Slip into savory Amy Scattergood, Times Staff Writer
So wild, so delicate Betty Hallock and Donna Deane, Times Staff Writers
NATIONAL
Wildlife at border may lose sanctuary Miguel Bustillo, Times Staff Writer
House extends law to protect reporters Noam N. Levey, Times Staff Writer
Mukasey's crucial test: restoring Justice Dept. Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writer
Not all funds tied to Hsu are rejected Chuck Neubauer and Tom Hamburger, Times Staff Writers
Tsongas' widow wins House seat From Times Wire Reports
School resumes after shooting From Times Wire Reports
House criticizes 'Jena Six' inaction From Times Wire Reports
Children's healthcare dilemma Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Times Staff Writer
Genocide resolution's support starts to fade Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
Iowa GOP sets earliest date for voting Mark Z. Barabak, Times Staff Writer
Bush unveils plan for wounded troops James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
At least 18 charged in airport drug ring From Times Wire Reports
Internal probe at CIA worries Congress aides Greg Miller, Times Staff Writer
Passenger checks, cargo still airport security problems From a Times Staff Writer
AUTOS
Is there a fix on in car repair? Ralph Vartabedian, Times Staff Writer
Reimagining tourist class SUSAN CARPENTER
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Head of the family DAN NEIL
SPORTS
This team is really peaking Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Mora's draw could cost him Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writer
Forward adjusts motion Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
Kings find success in shootout Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Donaghy pays $30,000 as part of his plea deal From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Cowan says he can play Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Lakers' situation goes from drama to farce Mark Heisler
Angels give ball to a rookie Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Weis picks Sharpley over Clausen Ken Fowler, Special to The Times
The view from the insider
Indians cruise after big inning Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Red Sox's Matsuzaka takes playoff results extra hard Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Reagins gets the job, Scioscia gets the power Bill Plaschke
Huskins' first goal is a real keeper Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Bryant: 'My job is to play' Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
The Times' top 25
Soaring South Florida faces test Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Wilkinson's risk is rewarded Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Mexico aims for new heights Jaime Cardenas, Times Staff Writer
Corner Kicks Grahame L. Jones,, Times Staff Writer
Adjusting in a rush Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
He's got the right (and left) stuff Eric Sondheimer
Osborne returns in interim role From the Associated Press
When it comes to babies, the Lakers' is no charmer T.J. SIMERS
Chargers trade for receiver Chambers From the Associated Press
Booty throws the ball well Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Brand, Maggette could opt out Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
Facts of Rockies' run read like fiction Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
After loss, Cal would like to drop the subject Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
They're lining up on his side Greg Johnson, Times Staff Writer
Hair today . . . Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Reagins has come a long way Dylan Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Paquita Machris, 95; L.A. philanthropist and big-game hunter Dennis McLellan, Times Staff Writer
Council places phone tax on ballot David Zahniser, Times Staff Writer
To cut flooding risk, O.C. to repair levee H.G. Reza and Nardine Saad, Times Staff Writers
Membership in gangs is up 25% this year in O.C. David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
Ruling may end suit against cardinals Greg Krikorian and John Spano, Times Staff Writers
City votes to seek U.S. withdrawal from Iraq From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Committee is split on multi-unit parking issue From Times Staff and Wire Reports
4 Capo Unified trustees are asked to quit by GOP From Times Staff and Wire Reports
County's tab for legal dispositions is up 32% From Times Staff and Wire Reports
2 killed, 12 hurt in series of pileups Andrew Blankstein, Times Staff Writer
Latino gang tried to force blacks out, indictment says Ari B. Bloomekatz and Sam Quinones, Times Staff Writers
'60s still alive on a corner in Echo Park Steve Lopez
Prank sent SWAT team to O.C. home, D.A. says Garrett Therolf, Times Staff Writer
I-5 inferno may be result of prior crash Scott Glover and Matt Lait, Times Staff Writers
County starts fund for retirees Susannah Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer
East L.A. ready, financially, for independence Susannah Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer
A death in Iraq, grief in Glendale Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Times Staff Writer
Traffic light plan won't ease key bottlenecks, officials say Duke Helfand, Times Staff Writer
Britney Spears is booked on misdemeanor counts From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Buddhists allowed to pursue suit From a Times Staff Writer
Court logjam forces 8 felony dismissals Maeve Reston, Times Staff Writer
Most of gang ban is upheld Gregory W. Griggs, Times Staff Writer
Ruling lets victims of farmers market crash sue Santa Monica John Spano, Times Staff Writer
Barry Tunick, 72; clue writer for Times crosswords Valerie J. Nelson, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Opinion divided on genocide bill
Love or hell?
Mideast policy
On a different page
Nunez's spending, and his record
Two key questions
Lending a hand
The writers' final word Howard A. Rodman, Howard A. Rodman, whose films include "Savage Grace" and "Joe Gould's Secret," serves on the board of directors of the Writers Guild of America, West. He is a professor of screen and television writing at the School of Cinematic Arts at USC.
The glass is still half full
For the record
No class
Lebanon's government by murder David Schenker, David Schenker is a senior fellow in Arab politics at the Washington Institute. From 2002 to 2006, he served in the office of the secretary of Defense as country director for Syria, Lebanon, Jordan and the Palestinian territories.
Don't blame the mountains
WORLD
Villagers returning to volcano area From Times Wire Reports
Turkey is urged to use restraint Yesim Borg, Special to The Times
China fuming over Bush's visit with the Dalai Lama Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writer
Libya elected to seat on U.N. Security Council From the Associated Press
U.S. missile fired accidentally From Times Wire Reports
Bill promoting the use of Gaelic is killed in Northern Ireland's Assembly From the Associated Press
Murder defendant does not testify From Times Wire Reports
Putin stands by Iran on hot issues Borzou Daragahi, Times Staff Writer
Violence votes early in Colombia Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
Old book has advice that is new again Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Egypt signs on for peace conference Jeffrey Fleishman, Times Staff Writer
Attacks during Ramadan fall despite threats Christian Berthelsen, Times Staff Writer
Editor says 3 slain were bodyguards A Times Staff Writer
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Don't fence them in Ruben Martinez, Ruben Martinez, author of "Crossing Over: A Mexican Family on the Migrant Trail," is a professor of English at Loyola Marymount University.
SCIENCE
Deadly 'superbug' infections spread Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
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