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What happened on January 04, 2008
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
California chef pioneered gourmet pizza revolution Jocelyn Y. Stewart, Times Staff Writer
The Duke may high-tail it to O.C. Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Wisconsin governor signed first statewide gay rights law From the Associated Press
Frank Morgan event planned
Official named to fair-housing panel David Haldane
Iran ordered to pay $466 million From the Associated Press
Bren loses bid in child-support suit John Spano
Visitors return to zoo, with flowers Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writer
DiCaprio assault suspect in custody Daniela Perdomo
Scientist helped create U.N. panel on climate change From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Gov.'s TV ads tout slots deal Nancy Vogel, Times Staff Writer
Disclosure rule target of radio ad Tiffany Hsu, Times Staff Writer
Approval of voting devices clears way for election Susannah Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer
Region sees rise in crime Richard Winton, Times Staff Writer
SCAG chooses new executive Anna Gorman
L.A. police called to Spears' home Anna Gorman, Times Staff Writer
Having seen fire, bracing for rain Christopher Goffard, Times Staff Writer
Former newspaper editor became multimedia artist From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Suspect identified in double fatality Susannah Rosenblatt
Indicted Orange County sheriff plans to return to work Monday Stuart Pfeifer, Times Staff Writer
Navy must cut sonar exercises off the coast Kenneth R. Weiss, Times Staff Writer
L.A. limits rezoning of industrial land downtown Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
$30 million to Cal State Fullerton My-Thuan Tran, Times Staff Writer
Car full of smoke worse than a smoggy day Mary Engel, Times Staff Writer
Diver, marine scientist fought Santa Monica Bay pollution Kenneth R. Weiss, Times Staff Writer
Molester to remain at state hospital? David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Translating books into Arabic Edward Nawotka, Bloomberg News
Dissecting the Tao of 'Borat' -- did we learn? Hillel Felman, Special to The Times
Seeking the right words Robert Lloyd, Times Staff Writer
A new twist in belly dancing Daniel Williams, Bloomberg News
'Noel' is no longer No. 1 Todd Martens, Times Staff Writer
Returning shows are welcomed Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
Dissecting threads of decay Jon Caramanica, Special to The Times
Finally
She'll put her son on 'View' From Associated Press
Tenors won't regroup From Associated Press
On latimes.com
Football is the top draw during the holiday lull From City News Service
2007's big seller? Josh Groban Randy Lewis
Taper Forum adds a Taper From a Times staff writer
Looking ahead to (next) Oscar season
Oh, no, Nader again? TINA DAUNT
'The Violin' sounds political yet poetic notes Kenneth Turan, Times Staff Writer
She discovers plenty of room for improvement Steve Almond, Special to The Times
Comfortable in their own skin Robert Lloyd, Times Staff Writer
Holocaust memorial seeks participation of thousands Rob Harris, Associated Press
He directs opera with a touch of Monty Python Barry Hatton, Associated Press
A horror script gets Westernized Cristy Lytal, Special to The Times
A way to unlock music's true sound Kevin Hunt, Hartford Courant
Misleading events trip up family David Ng; Daryl H. Miller
A scientist and her parrot From Associated Press
By digging deep, 'Blood' director breaks through Jake Coyle, AP Entertainment Writer
Chicago stage is home Colleen Long, Associated Press
Following 'In Rainbows' Todd Martens, Times Staff Writer
Baron Cohen buries Borat, resurrects Bruno Aaron Lee, Special to The Times
NATIONAL
At one precinct, a punctual ritual of persuasion Robin Abcarian, Times Staff Writer
'Miraculous' recovery after man's 47-story fall From the Associated Press
Clinton promises that she'll rebound Peter Nicholas, Times Staff Writer
A snooze beats news for Bush From the Associated Press
Obama, Huckabee win in Iowa Mark Z. Barabak, Times Staff Writer
Pair's voluntary U.S. exit OKd From the Associated Press
Hunger for the White House energizes Democrats Scott Martelle, Times Staff Writer
NASA's Atlantis is further delayed From Times Wire Reports
Debate on cloned livestock as food From Times Wire Reports
FDA is sued over warnings on antibiotics From Times Wire Reports
It's far from a first-round knockout for the GOP Doyle McManus, Times Staff Writer
A vote cast for change Peter Wallsten, Times Staff Writer
Whirlwind victory dizzies Huckabee and his camp Joe Mathews, Times Staff Writer
Academy defends teaching evolution From Reuters
Letter said CIA image to suffer if tapes trashed Greg Miller and Richard B. Schmitt, Times Staff Writers
Obama backers get together for a noisy party Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writer
Wyoming's in the wings From the Associated Press
Iowa's economy a winner Seema Mehta and P.J. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writers
DNA testing frees accused rapist From Times Wire Reports
Virus is suspected in crow die-off in N.Y. Delthia Ricks, Newsday
WORLD
'First time I ever killed,' Kenyan says Robyn Dixon, Times Staff Writer
Israeli strikes kill 9 after rocket attack from Gaza Rushdi abu Alouf and Richard Boudreaux, Special to The Times
Blast kills 5 in Turkey's Kurdish region Yesim Borg, Special to The Times
North Korea says it will boost its 'war deterrent' From Times Wire Services
Now he's the only opposition Henry Chu, Times Staff Writer
Minister seen in brawl video quits From Times Wire Reports
Libya chairs Security Council From Times Wire Reports
Suspect in lawmakers' deaths held From Times Wire Reports
Suicide attack on convoy kills 7 From Times Wire Reports
Artists in fake broadcast face trial From Times Wire Reports
Kenya president rules out talks with rival until calm prevails Robyn Dixon, Times Staff Writer
Iraqi lawmaker could face charges Kimi Yoshino and Saif Hameed, Times Staff Writers
Graft cases dog Bhutto's widower Sebastian Rotella, Times Staff Writer
Sex, drugs and second thoughts Geraldine Baum, Times Staff Writer
Bodies of Mexican police officers found near border From Reuters
BUSINESS
Oil tops $100, falls back From Reuters
Flights' on-time arrival rate rises From Bloomberg News
Intel drops out of One Laptop per Child program in a dispute From Bloomberg News
'07 vehicle sales slip into reverse Martin Zimmerman, Times Staff Writer
Cash dividend payments slow From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Suit alleges IBM dumped chemicals From Times Staff and Wire Reports
In Brief / TELECOM Motorola to sell portable player From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Morningstar lauds 3 leading managers From Times Staff and Wire Reports
State Street prepares for legal claims From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Stocks mixed ahead of job report From Times Wire Services
This weekend at the box office
Amgen's anemia drugs take fresh hit Daniel Costello, Times Staff Writer
CD sales fall again; DVDs see first drop From Times Wire Services
Tata steers closer to acquiring Ford luxury brands Ken Bensinger, Times Staff Writer
Rough is not in play here Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
IRS may curb tax refund lending Kathy M. Kristof, Times Staff Writer
New studio bumps into Hollywood ploy Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
India sites won't take U.S. dollars From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Guild, NBC at odds over whether Leno crossed line Matea Gold, Times Staff Writer
850,000 request converter coupons From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Leader of insider trading ring sentenced to prison From Bloomberg News
Box-office revenue swings up even as attendance hits a wall Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
Apple settles lawsuit with Intertainer From Times Staff and Wire Reports
New Chinese limits on online video could affect foreign websites From the Associated Press
Owner of Weather Channel exploring sale of businesses From the Associated Press
SPORTS
Kansas takes huge step forward in proving itself HELENE ELLIOTT
Avalanche's Smyth is out From the Associated Press
Santa Anita braces for rain Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
All they're asking for is a little disrespect Sam Farmer
Weekley finds a new golf hazard Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
No matter how it looks, Bruins find a way to win Robyn Norwood
UC Santa Barbara defeats Long Beach State, 79-64 From the Associated Press
A moment of regret for Trojans Christine Daniels
Kansas gets it done on defense From the Associated Press
It's full exposure for Clippers Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
Former Bruin Moore is hired by Neuheisel From Times Wire Reports
Results, Schedule From the Associated Press
Kings done in by veteran duo Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
Arizona rallies to defeat Oregon State From the Associated Press
Ryan's still learning the ropes Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Results, Schedule From the Associated Press
Tonight Martin Henderson;Peter Yoon;Dan Arritt
Trojans endure a long night Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Odds say Patriots won't be stopped Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
A storybook finish Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
Jackson sees no easy way out Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Watney takes lead in PGA Tour opener From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Never a doubt for Dorsey Dorsey says he'll be at full strength for title game Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
Kupchak manages to control the Lakers Bill Plaschke
Shipp has the touch for UCLA Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
Cameron out as Dolphins coach From the Associated Press
Clemens to say he was given legal injections Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writer
Killer whales are making their presence felt Pete Thomas
Second City revival Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Runway Russian roulette Ted W. Lieu, Ted W. Lieu represents California's 53rd Assembly District, which includes LAX. He is also the chairman of the California Assembly Aerospace Select Committee.
Genetic screening is safer
A good story well told
No compassion for U.S. POWs
Victims or accomplices?
Make Alzheimer's a campaign issue
Open mike at L.A.'s City Hall JOEL STEIN
Careful, Congress
First aid for Kenya
Acting with trust
Predictions differ from promises
The homeless are not to blame
Rep. Lantos and Raoul Wallenberg
NEWS
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A raise that's hard to justify Scott Baker, Scott Baker is a professor of law at the University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill School of Law.
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