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What happened on January 01, 2008
NATIONAL
In Georgia, it's a smackdown over wrestling rules Jenny Jarvie, Times Staff Writer
Governor names Lott's replacement From Times Wire Reports
More snow is expected to hit From Times Wire Reports
Freedom of Information Act stiffened From Times Wire Reports
Huckabee foes open their wallets for attack ads Dan Morain, Times Staff Writer
When coming in second may mean a win Peter Wallsten and Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writers
It's Huckabee on offense, or not Joe Mathews and Mark Z. Barabak, Times Staff Writers
Law to limit investment in Sudan James Gerstenzang, Times Staff Writer
Avalanche risk detours thousands Stephanie Simon, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Cry for help from India's call centers Rajesh Mahapatra, The Associated Press
A wild ride into uncertainty Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
Pace of U.S. holiday Web sales slows From Bloomberg News
Defaults on insured mortgages set record Josh P. Hamilton and Erik Holm, Bloomberg News
Shares of Cogent fall after report From Times Wire Services
Vonage resolves patent dispute From Times Wire Services
Qualcomm loses ruling on patents From Times Wire Services
Home sales tumble 20% in U.S. Peter Y. Hong, Times Staff Writer
Tracinda to buy 35% of oil driller From Times Wire Services
Taser wins appeal by injured officer From Times Wire Services
Turmoil in Kenya likely to unsettle investors From Reuters
Pump prices move higher Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
H&R Block CEO to get severance From Times Wire Services
Baidu's shares decline after death of CFO From Times Wire Services
NASA releases partial results of pilot survey Del Quentin Wilber, Washington Post
Santa Barbara paper illegally fired union backers, judge says Martin Zimmerman and Victoria Kim, Times Staff Writers
Seeking honest home values E. Scott Reckard, Times Staff Writer
Lockheed jets going to Pakistan From Times Wire Services
Desktops? They're so last year Michelle Quinn, Times Staff Writer
Cincinnati and Kentucky Post stop the presses From the Associated Press
Self-serve dog washes clean up David Sharp, The Associated Press
ENTERTAINMENT
The works get very personal for Lezley Saar Suzanne Muchnic, Times Staff Writer
New critics are old souls PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Filmmakers do Yiddish theater a real mitzvah Rachel Abramowitz, Times Staff Writer
'Shoot 'Em Up' lacks firepower Susan King, Times Staff Writer
The spoils of South Africa Martin Rubin, Special to The Times
Hits and misses along the comeback trail Deborah Netburn and Lora Victorio, Times Staff Writers
Filmmakers do Yiddish theater a mitzvah By Rachel Abramowitz, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Floating above it Ann Powers, Times Staff Writer
As 'Loser' doubles, trainers gain pain Rene Lynch, Times Staff Writer
The soul of Ike & Tina Robert Hilburn, Special to The Times
Series follows trail of TV pioneers Judith S. Gillies, Washington Post
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
32 years after trying to kill Gerald Ford, Moore is freed Steve Chawkins, Larry Gordon and Richard Winton, Times Staff Writers
Larchmont loses another landmark Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Man found dead in burning apartment Susannah Rosenblatt
Holiday closures
'Elder statesman' of Boston blues From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Holiday closures
Court-martial set in civilian killings From the Associated Press
Southland will have a windy start to new year Susannah Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer
Inmates evacuated after jailhouse fire From the Associated Press
Breeder's Affirmed won Triple Crown From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Goodbye to old clothes and memories they hold SANDY BANKS
Political snowball merely starts in Iowa DANA PARSONS
Man enters plea in marriage fraud From the Associated Press
Nightmare on Highland Tiffany Hsu, Times Staff Writer
Laws taking effect this year Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer
Man survives jump off bridge Tiffany Hsu
Man gets prison in assault on corpse From the Associated Press
Police kill man near liquor store Tiffany Hsu
Center offers conflict resolution Shazia Haq, Times Staff Writer
Strong action by hospitals stems the spread of staph Mary Engel, Times Staff Writer
Leader of Muslim sect in Senegal From Times Staff and Wire Reports
The old men and the sea Christopher Goffard, Times Staff Writer
Proposal targets a deadly infection Mary Engel, Times Staff Writer
From addict to advocate Jessica Garrison, Times Staff Writer
Assault by deputies at jail alleged Stuart Pfeifer, Times Staff Writer
Guide to the Rose Parade
Olympic commissioner ran track events Jon Thurber, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS
Draft is next on agenda for some Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Portland's streak is ended by Utah From the Associated Press
Bloom Or Bust? Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Clemens welcome at event Dylan Hernandez, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Ravens dismiss Billick as coach From the Associated Press
Bynum can't step up when pushed Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Downsizing is not by choice Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
Results, Schedule From the Associated Press
Neuheisel hits the ground running Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Pahlsson is trying to get back on ice Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Hackett isn't happy with his performance Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Crawford likes practice payoff Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
Vandeweghe is hired by Nets From the Associated Press
Clippers say good riddance Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
Results, Schedule From the Associated Press
Stopping run is key for Trojans Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
California rallies from slow start to win, 42-36 From the Associated Press
Keys To The Game Gary Klein and David Wharton
Fresh five Robyn Norwood
Kentucky edges Florida State From the Associated Press
El Conejo field features Idiot Proof Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Oregon too tough for South Florida From the Associated Press
Morning briefing Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Today Peter Yoon
Not one to tiptoe, he steps right into cross-town fray Bill Dwyre
Carroll plays misty for his seniors Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Underdog Illini feel pretty loose David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
This mascot is of chief concern Bill Plaschke
Georgia-Hawaii makes it interesting for Sugar Bowl Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
Roll out with foot injury Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
Carr goes out on own terms Helene Elliott
His wild side Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Butkus put the fight in the Illini David Wharton, Times Staff Writer
There's nothing skimpy about Illini fan's passion Mike Downey, Chicago Tribune
WORLD
Heavenly night in Baghdad ends abruptly Mohammed Rasheed, Times Staff Writer
N. Korea misses nuclear deadline Barbara Demick, Times Staff Writer
Marine to stand trial in Haditha killings Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Pakistan vote delay expected Laura King, Times Staff Writer
U.N.-African force takes over in Darfur From Times Wire Reports
Deaths in Iraq rose and also fell in 2007 Tina Susman, Times Staff Writer
President grants amnesty to foes From Times Wire Reports
Police arrest 3 accused in plot From Times Wire Reports
Something old, something new as nations ring in 2008 From the Associated Press
125 dead in Kenya's bitter election violence Robyn Dixon and Nicholas Soi, Special to The Times
In wake of post-assassination tumult, Pakistanis venture out Henry Chu, Times Staff Writer
Virtual state's utopia clicks with young Raed Rafei, Special to The Times
NEWS
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The death penalty on life support Vince Beiser, Vince Beiser is a California-based writer who often writes on criminal justice issues.
OPINION
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