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What happened on January 08, 2008
SPORTS
Wisconsin's Palcic hired to coach offensive line Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Breeze from the Southeast Chris Dufresne, Times Staff Writer
Small forward job is overlooked Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Maybe he has a prayer after all Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Results, Schedule From the Associated Press
Defense award goes to Sanders From the Associated Press
Clemens sues former trainer Bill Shaikin and Lance Pugmire, Times Staff Writers
X marks the spot outside BCS cheer Bill Dwyre
Diaz expected back after Frahm waived Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
Ohio State is not even much of a sideshow Bill Plaschke
Cammalleri skates but is not close Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Fullerton routs UC Riverside From the Associated Press
Tonight Peter Yoon
As Floyd sees it, they're unbeaten in Pac-10 play! Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Ducks fully exploit scoring burst Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Doubleheaders kick off the event Jaime Cardenas, Times Staff Writer
Bruins remain at No. 5 Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
Results, Schedule From the Associated Press
Fresh Five Robyn Norwood
Selanne still undecided Eric Stephens
Records are set in 85-25 rout From the Associated Press
Vick begins drug treatment Lance Pugmire, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
No goofing, it'll be like old times with Chargers T.J. SIMERS
BCS to discuss modified playoff Chris Dufresne and Bill Dwyre, Times Staff Writers
Jones leaves Hawaii for SMU From the Associated Press
Gossage seeks Hall of Fame save Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Santa Anita is in uncharted waters Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Producer had ear for country talent Randy Lewis, Times Staff Writer
Freed without bail -- with a deadly result Andrew Blankstein, Mitchell Landsberg and Paloma Esquivel, Times Staff Writers
Gun found in field may free inmate Maura Dolan, Times Staff Writer
Carona's back, but not at desk Stuart Pfeifer, Times Staff Writer
Chinese engineer denied a new trial H.G. Reza
Death won't hurt Spector trial From the Associated Press
Rabbi who fled Nazis led New York yeshiva From Times Wire Services
L.A. should take steps to limit lawsuit payouts, audit finds Jean-Paul Renaud, Times Staff Writer
State's mail-in voters now a primary target Cathleen Decker, Times Staff Writer
WWII pilot revving up exhibit Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Driver pleads not guilty in deaths Tiffany Hsu
Softball ump oversaw Olympic officiating From Times Wire Services
Heart ailments linked to worries about terrorism Tony Barboza, Times Staff Writer
Let's hope we left alarmism behind when the ball dropped STEVE HARVEY
Feds fight Medicare fraud Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Times Staff Writer
Help for the neediest? Susannah Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer
Crisis looms for retiree healthcare Evan Halper, Times Staff Writer
Senate passes water measure Patrick McGreevy
MWD allotment plan goes forward Carla Hall
Seminars on property taxes Jean-Paul Renaud
Man pleads not guilty in 2 deaths Tiffany Hsu
Fun -- if you get the drift David Kelly and Catherine Saillant, Times Staff Writers
Dam fails at construction site David Reyes
Yes, Obama's Iowa win matters in O.C. DANA PARSONS
ENTERTAINMENT
Marked sensation Amy Kaufman, Special to The Times
Anthony Newman remains provocative Richard S. Ginell, Special to The Times
Coens' film gets critics awards Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Hasselbeck's son seen on 'View' From the Associated Press
Bhutto's book will arrive in February From the Associated Press
CBS will air old 'Dexter' episodes From City News Service
Ready to give Barack the part TINA DAUNT
Maher returns to HBO on Friday Matea Gold
New lines of work for Dr. Dre, Iovine Geoff Boucher, Times Staff Writer
'Misbehavin' ' on the road again Lynne Heffley
'Yuma' remake honors original Susan King, Times Staff Writer
Dark and stormy night on 'Lights' Paul Brownfield, Times Staff Writer
Cruise camp rips Morton's biography as 'tired old lies' From Reuters
The CW shuffles around its lineup From City News Service
An odyssey into the scars of history Heller McAlpin, Special to The Times
A familiar look to L.A. Opera Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
Learning to give at a young age Philip Rucker, Washington Post
Shhh! Don't talk, drink or fight in the library Swati Pandey, Times Staff Writer
SCIENCE
Research can't link autism, mercury Jia-Rui Chong, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
The 'pocket veto' peril Robert J. Spitzer, Robert J. Spitzer is a political science professor at SUNY Cortland. His books include "The Presidential Veto."
Voting in the age of 'Dr. Phil' JONAH GOLDBERG
Out with Carona
Rechecking voter ID
Global justice on trial
Don't omit 'illegal'
Hotel wage law is reasonable
So far, campaign needs work
Motivation and fair pay
Leave creationism for philosophy
BUSINESS
Panasonic's monster display redefines the big-screen TV Alex Pham and Joseph Menn and Jessica Guynn and Dawn C. Chmielewski, Times Staff Writers
PeoplePC settles New York case From Times Wire Services
Circuit City reports sales swoon in December From Bloomberg News
Gasoline prices up despite sinking oil Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writer
Safe mode nets gains for bonds Walter Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Stocks finish session mixed From Times Wire Services
For U.S. stock funds, a modest advance for '07 Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
Dissident investors seek sway over CNet From the Associated Press
EchoStar announces price freeze From Reuters
Online spending growth over holiday season slows From Bloomberg News
Golden Globes crippled by strike John Horn and Meg James, Times Staff Writers
Ovation TV buys music channel From Times Wire Services
Leap's customer gains beat forecast From Times Wire Reports
Weekend box office
Sony reports strong PS3 sales From Times Wire Reports
Paulson considers homeowner aid From Times Wire Services
Virgin Atlantic, workers reach pact From Times Wire Services
News Corp. buys stake in TV firm From Times Wire Services
Wikia set to carve a slice of search pie From Bloomberg News
Amid the tech talk, a free-trade message Jim Puzzanghera, Times Staff Writer
Mortgage lenders cut 86,000 jobs From Times Wire Services
Qualcomm sanctioned for not providing files in patent trial From Bloomberg News
N.Y. Times, CNBC to team up From Reuters
Blockbuster Web-rental service down From Times Wire Services
McDonald's to add coffee counters From Times Wire Services
The overseas allure, and a comeback for a big name Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
Guide to mutual fund categories
Falling CD sales portend more changes Alex Veiga, The Associated Press
Schultz returns as chief at Starbucks From the Associated Press
Bear Stearns CEO quitting amid losses From Times Wire Services
Krispy Kreme CEO is out; chairman steps in From Bloomberg News
WORLD
Italians raising a stink over trash Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Bomber kills security figure in Baghdad Kimi Yoshino, Times Staff Writer
Grisly video offered in war crimes trial From Times Wire Services
Authorities and gunmen clash; 3 killed From Times Wire Reports
9 arrested in tourists' slaying From Times Wire Reports
2 soldiers killed by roadside bomb From Times Wire Reports
Opposition calls election flawed From Times Wire Reports
Ex-official charged with cover-up From Times Wire Reports
Warehouse blaze leaves 40 dead From Times Wire Reports
Ousted Thai premier's wife is arrested From the Associated Press
From the depths of Moscow Megan K. Stack, Times Staff Writer
Bush will find Israel ambivalent Richard Boudreaux, Times Staff Writer
Gulf provocation reported Julian E. Barnes, Times Staff Writer
Love in Paris at Elysee Palace Geraldine Baum, Times Staff Writer
Kenya leader, rival may meet Robyn Dixon, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
Inevitable no more Madeleine K. Albright, Former Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright is the author of the new book "Memo To The President Elect: How We Can Restore America's Reputation and Leadership."
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NATIONAL
Votes aren't wasted with this underdog, he says Seema Mehta
Gates hears from Southland troops Peter Spiegel, Times Staff Writer
Even the leaders run on last legs Mark Z. Barabak and Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writers
Following his own steps in hopes of repeating the past Maeve Reston
Democrats, Bush at odds over tax cuts Maura Reynolds and P.J. Huffstutter, Times Staff Writers
He's losing his voice but not his enthusiasm Maria L. La Ganga
National healthcare costs topped $2 trillion in 2006 Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Times Staff Writer
Body of missing hiker is recovered From Times Wire Reports
Snowmobile group rescued after storm From Times Wire Reports
Protection of polar bears still undecided From the Associated Press
Open race may be Romney's savior Michael Finnegan and James Rainey, Times Staff Writers
Bus slips off remote Utah highway, killing 9 From the Associated Press
Onetime front-runner tries evolving to survive Peter Nicholas
Justices seem unswayed by lethal injection foes David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
First to win in N.H.: Obama and McCain From the Associated Press
Campaign takes a wide turn into an 'outsider' lane Michael Finnegan
Not well known, but not afraid to speak up Joe Mathews, Times Staff Writer
Former mayor can't shake his New York critics Scott Martelle
Marathon man running on a national strategy Joe Mathews
Today is independents' day Maeve Reston and Doyle McManus, Times Staff Writers
Foreign reporters try to explain race Robin Abcarian, Times Staff Writer
Police say man cooked girlfriend From Times Wire Reports
Chamber vows to spend big on campaign Tom Hamburger, Times Staff Writer
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