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What happened on April 11, 2008
ENTERTAINMENT
Developing news: local anchors losing clout Greg Braxton, Times Staff Writer
Suicide and soul-searching Paula L. Woods, Special to The Times
Dagger sells for $3.3 million From the Associated Press
They've become a joking matter TINA DAUNT
Too much 'Chaos' Mark Olsen, Gary Goldstein
A lesson about love and war Kevin Thomas, Special to The Times
Stars' secret talents will stay secret From the Associated Press
Museum returns in November From the Associated Press
Smaller 'Idol' audience but more money Martin Miller
Finally
Broadway will go 'Country' From the Associated Press
Part of Rather's lawsuit rejected Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
Couric seen as discontented Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
Brutal, with a badge Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune
Musical exceeds many expectations F. Kathleen Foley, Special to The Times
'Prom Night' review
LACO, dance at Holden Center
Stirring the storyteller Mark Swed, Times Music Critic
All the pieces fall into place Sean Mitchell, Special to The Times
Leguizamo makes 'The Take' worth it Bob Baker, Special to The Times
'Smart People' makes for yet another smart family comedy Carina Chocano, Times Movie Critic
'Room' with fresh amenities Mary McNamara, Times Television Critic
Torching the Olympic image Christopher Hawthorne, Times Architecture Critic
Brothers on the streets, in the surf Bob Baker, Special to The Times
Freedom's beat Carina Chocano, Times Movie Critic
Vogels put their eggs into many baskets Suzanne Muchnic, Times Staff Writer
Humor shines through Charlotte Stoudt, David C. Nichols, David Ng
Waves of change in a new 'China' Carina Chocano, Times Movie Critic
Keanu Reeves' cop chops Chris Lee
The message is subtle Tina Daunt, Times Staff Writer
Let's talk about hotel room PPV From the Associated Press
Pantages' 2009 schedule announced Diane Haithman, Times Staff Writer
Maurice de Vlaminck's rebel works are welcomed in Paris Elaine Ganley, Associated Press
Newseum gets WTC tower From the Associated Press
Boldly linking all the pieces David Pagel, Special to The Times
NATIONAL
Irradiation could curb food illnesses Marla Cone, Times Staff Writer
Baltimore neighborhood is about to get very secure Jean Marbella, Baltimore Sun
Case of N.Y. vs. N.Y. and N.Y. From Newsday
Senators warn Bush over pacts with Iraq Paul Richter, Times Staff Writer
Wright to address Detroit's NAACP From Times Wire Reports
Storms pound nation's middle From Times Wire Reports
McCain joins call for boycott Johanna Neuman, Times Staff Writer
Mukasey assures senators 4th Amendment is intact From the Washington Post
Marine held in Mexico in murder case From Times Wire Reports
Pentagon rift over troop cuts in Iraq aired Peter Spiegel and Julian E. Barnes, Times Staff Writers
McCain pitches a mortgage plan Maeve Reston, Times Staff Writer
A health message people can hear Stephanie Simon, Times Staff Writer
3rd Guantanamo detainee to boycott trial Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
Civil rights leader guilty of incest From Times Wire Reports
Most families of Va. Tech shooting victims settle From the Associated Press
Navy officer testifies she worked for 'D.C. Madam' Josh Mitchell, Baltimore Sun
Colombia trade pact on hold Nicole Gaouette, Times Staff Writer
Park loses that volcano smell From the Associated Press
In Philadelphia, it's get out the money Peter Nicholas, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
S&M and tea Laura Frost, Laura Frost is a professor of English at Yale University and the author of "Sex Drives: Fantasies of Fascism in Literary Modernism."
And I didn't approve this message JOEL STEIN
Second opinions
Raising the roof on mortgage aid
Blood money
Star-crossed idea
Disney's magic
What are we doing in Iraq?
Olympic protests: choosing sides
Target the criminals
Fly right
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Oil firm, foes strike major deal Kenneth R. Weiss, Times Staff Writer
Plan would amend LAPD policy Richard Winton, Andrew Blankstein and David Zahniser, Times Staff Writers
Condos OKd at store's old site Martha Groves, Times Staff Writer
Chinese Americans feel sting of protests David Pierson, Times Staff Writer
Officials frame their turf as film-friendly Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Snooping in records has a history at UCLA Charles Ornstein, Times Staff Writer
Driver shot to death on 110 offramp Francisco Vara-Orta, Times Staff Writer
Ex-legislator challenged Nixon Valerie J. Nelson, Times Staff Writer
Daily fee doubles for day laborers Susannah Rosenblatt
Carona's trial is delayed 2 months Stuart Pfeifer
Tunnel project to disrupt trains Susannah Rosenblatt
No link found on spraying, illnesses From the Associated Press
Pitcher known as a fierce competitor From Times Staff and Wire Reports
A wife's loose lips put watchful eyes on Falco Helen Ann Thomas, Santa Maria
Hotel workers get a major court win David Zahniser
County medical crisis deepens Garrett Therolf, Mary Engel and Jean-Paul Renaud, Times Staff Writers
Prosecutors wrap up case in Pellicano trial Carla Hall, Times Staff Writer
Nunez wants MTA chief ousted Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Bishop led black denomination From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Cardinal helped heal rift between Vatican, Mexico From the Associated Press
Anti-billboard activists target multi-story 'supergraphics' Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Times Staff Writer
Striving to send a sport soaring Scott Gold, Times Staff Writer
2 men charged in deaths of 2 girls From the Associated Press
Jaren Millard From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Painting picture of pair on trial Victoria Kim, Times Staff Writer
O.C.'s fiscal folly may be surpassed David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
USC announces it will no longer offer German major or minor Larry Gordon, Times Staff Writer
U.S. halts commercial salmon season Eric Bailey, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Craftsman's 16-pound Olympic boycott Bruce Wallace, Times Staff Writer
Shrugs and hopes greet Cuba reforms Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
8 civilians killed in Afghan attack Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Games were plot target, China says Barbara Demick, Times Staff Writer
Rivals of Mugabe disavow runoff From the Associated Press
Carter may meet Hamas leader From Times Wire Reports
Feudal island embraces future From Times Wire Reports
Protests in Congress on energy bill From Times Wire Reports
Rioting over food prices subsides From Times Wire Reports
Train hits buggy; baby survives From Times Wire Reports
Judge frees jailed son of cartel chief From Times Wire Reports
Nobel Peace Prize winner withdraws from torch relay Richard C. Paddock, Times Staff Writer
French museum to revisit Sept. 11 in a big way Geraldine Baum, Times Staff Writer
Venezuela seizes sugar plantations Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Pinkberry settles yogurt suit Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
Discounters, jobless claims boost stocks Madlen Read, The Associated Press
Merchants report weak March sales Leslie Earnest, Times Staff Writer
Long-term fixed rates unchanged From Times Wire Services
Emergency Fed borrowing down From Times Wire Services
CEO: Credit crisis in late stages From Times Wire Services
United and two rivals raise fares From Times Wire Services
Fuel averages $4 a gallon on Maui From Times Wire Services
Critics won't kill 'Prom Night' Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
Las Vegas Sands plans expo center From Times Wire Services
Xerox settles bias suit with workers From Times Wire Services
Air passengers' bill of rights urged James Hohmann, Times Staff Writer
Sips certain to be savored Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
Fight over Yahoo would limit online choices Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writer
American Airlines struggles to get its jets back in the air Peter Pae and Martin Zimmerman, Times Staff Writers
Retailers fined over digital TV Jim Puzzanghera, Times Staff Writer
Bank of England cuts rate From Times Wire Services
Hot debate on climate think tank Elizabeth Douglass, Times Staff Writer
Key air board member linked to auto, oil firms Ken Bensinger, Times Staff Writer
Senate passes housing relief bill Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
He has a jumping-off point Eric Sondheimer
Draft is called top-heavy Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
Buck breaks out, and A's get a sweep From the Associated Press
IOC's Rogge calls China protests a 'crisis' From the Associated Press
Results, Schedule From the Associated Press
Bryant has the edge for MVP, oddsmakers say Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Self agrees to stay as coach of Kansas From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Nuggets stop Warriors, control final playoff spot From the Associated Press
Results From the Associated Press
Results From the Associated Press
This Tiger knows how to win John Scheibe, Special to The Times
Giants beat Cardinals for third win in a row From Times Wire Reports
Morning briefing Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Loss gives plenty cause for concern Helene Elliott
Ducks pay the price Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
San Jose gets even with Calgary, 2-0 From the Associated Press
Palmer plays misty for them Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Gearing Up Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Hit: Jerry Kelly's tee shot at the 505-yard par-four... Thomas Bonk
Augusta is no stroll in dark Thomas Bonk, Times Staff Writer
Lakers' sweep also a little sour Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
For Poulter, the clothes are fancy and the round is flawless Bill Plaschke
Text messages from press row ... JERRY CROWE
Dodgers' Troncoso living the dream Dylan Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
Anderson joins in tribute Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
NASCAR faulted on drug tests Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Thinking big Pete Thomas
Bynum still not cleared to practice Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
A little slice of heaven John Schulian, Special to The Times
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