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What happened on March 04, 2008
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Memoir a fake, author says Bob Pool and Rebecca Trounson, Times Staff Writers
Management guru coined 80-20 rule Claudia Luther, Special to The Times
A youth 'on track' until fatal gunfire Paloma Esquivel, Paul Pringle and Francisco Vara-Orta, Times Staff Writers
Wanted: A fresh face as sheriff DANA PARSONS
UC president's post not easy to fill Larry Gordon, Times Staff Writer
Mayor's traffic plan is delayed Steve Hymon
Beef up safety, teachers urge Howard Blume
Man accused of Bush threat is free Scott Glover
Man is charged in bus stop attack From the Associated Press
Panel OKs contract for LAX planning Duke Helfand, Times Staff Writer
Teacher quits over video show From the Associated Press
Hot on mayor's heels in Texas STEVE LOPEZ
Recyclers find bag of marijuana From the Associated Press
UC worker held as prison escapee Steve Chawkins
Hefty fine in Jackson taping Scott Glover, Times Staff Writer
2 white L.A. firefighters vindicated in racial case Tami Abdollah, Robert J. Lopez and Greg Krikorian, Times Staff Writers
County, Malibu sued over clean-water rules Kenneth R. Weiss, Times Staff Writer
Beef disposal taxes districts Victoria Kim, Times Staff Writer
4 teen boys arrested in alleged rape David Kelly, Times Staff Writer
Personal trek, with millions Ashraf Khalil, Times Staff Writer
After 85 years, the end of a blue line Joel Rubin, Times Staff Writer
Mental hospital visits are banned From the Associated Press
Italian lyric tenor inspired Pavarotti Chris Pasles, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Old photographs for a new image Suzanne Muchnic, Times Staff Writer
Psst, Ezra Pound was born here Keith Ridler, Associated Press
Guessing what Bach looked like From the Associated Press
'Idol' charity event returns From the Associated Press
Finally
'Ghosts I-IV' materializes Todd Martens
NME bringing awards to U.S. Randy Lewis
Half-life of a media turf tiff Patrick Goldstein
For candidates, a tough crowd Paula L. Woods, Special to The Times
Plant said to nix Led Zep tour Randy Lewis
Food Network drops 'royal' chef From the Associated Press
Ballads of death and destruction Robert Hilburn, Special to The Times
The Magnetic Fields have a quiet attraction Mikael Wood, Special to The Times
'The Wire' shocks again and again Chris Barton, Times Staff Writer
Putting on the ritz Mary McNamara, Times Staff Writer
No character left behind Charlotte Stoudt, Special to The Times
Arts of the campaign trail Allan M. Jalon, Special to The Times
Love, hunger served in complicated 'Plan' Charles McNulty, Times Staff Writer
A body and soul tribute to Ella Fitzgerald Don Heckman, Special to The Times
The power of Handel Mark Swed, Times Staff Writer
He's seen it all, but we haven't Mary McNamara, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
Danger is in the back of therapists' minds Erika Hayasaki, Times Staff Writer
Plan to 'flush' Grand Canyon stirs concerns Janet Wilson, Times Staff Writer
Judge OKd as top aide to Mukasey From Times Wire Reports
Paramedic slain in restaurant From Times Wire Reports
Is this the end of the trail? Maria L. La Ganga, Louise Roug and Stuart Silverstein, Times Staff Writers
Panel finds no abortion violations From Times Wire Reports
Surveying Ohio's Democratic terrain Scott Martelle, Times Staff Writer
Bill focuses like a laser on Hillary's future, his legacy Robin Abcarian, Times Staff Writer
Some Clinton papers to be released From the Associated Press
First Sioux given Medal of Honor Sarah D. Wire, Times Staff Writer
Real retail politics Noam N. Levey, Times Staff Writer
Radical group accused of burning three homes Stuart Glascock, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Questions raised over future of China's one-child policy Ching-Ching Ni, Times Staff Writer
Court rules for Shiite minority From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Court sentences ex-student leader From Times Staff and Wire Reports
French soldier missing in Sudan From Times Staff and Wire Reports
U.N. copter crash kills 12 on mission From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Wind pushes jet wing onto runway From Times Staff and Wire Reports
13 killed in Kenyan village From the Associated Press
Venezuelan man pleads guilty in cash cover-up From the Associated Press
Visiting Iranian president suggests U.S. leave Iraq Borzou Daragahi, Times Staff Writer
Incursion a gamble for Colombia Chris Kraul, Times Staff Writer
Bombings kill 26 in Baghdad Alexandra Zavis, Times Staff Writer
More than 100 arrested as they protest Russian election Megan K. Stack and Sergei L. Loiko, Times Staff Writers
U.S. missile kills 6 in Somalia Edmund Sanders, Times Staff Writer
Relations with North Korea possible, U.S. diplomat says Barbara Demick, Times Staff Writer
U.N. adds new set of Iran sanctions Maggie Farley, Times Staff Writer
Rocket attacks continue after Israel's withdrawal from Gaza Ashraf Khalil, Times Staff Writer
Laughter from behind the gag Paul Watson, Times Staff Writer
Chinese hacking worries Pentagon Julian E. Barnes, Times Staff Writer
BUSINESS
Miracle drink or the latest fad potion? Paul Foy, The Associated Press
Big and pricey just aren't moving Ken Bensinger, Times Staff Writer
Microsoft aims for smaller firms From Bloomberg News
Media baron Conrad Black begins his prison sentence From the Associated Press
Big carriers match $10 fare increase From Times Wire Services
Law firm sues former publisher From Times Wire Services
Stocks end session mixed From Times Wire Services
P&G boosts prices, citing cost of beans From Times Wire Services
Vioxx deal appears on track From the Associated Press
Lenders post more loan ills From Times Wire Services
Intel scales back outlook for quarter From Reuters
Weekend box office
Nokia wins Qualcomm suit From Times Wire Services
NBC Universal executive to move back to parent GE Meg James, Times Staff Writer
Building sector roof is sagging Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
High court rejects appeal by Rigases From Times Wire Services
Bank group touts lender aid to more borrowers From the Associated Press
GE boosts CEO's pay in '07 to $19.6 million From Bloomberg News
E-Trade names new chief exec From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Starbucks names new president From Times Wire Services
Broadcom buys Sunext Design From Times Wire Services
China's financial news rules spur WTO case From the Associated Press
Growing bankruptcy filings a grim omen Julie Vorman, Reuters
Man gets prison for investor fraud From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Strike threat stalls indie producers Richard Verrier, Times Staff Writer
Congress likely to examine Air Force tanker decision Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
Porsche gets OK for majority stake in Volkswagen Matt Moore, The Associated Press
Oil price reaches a record Elizabeth Douglass and Tiffany Hsu, Times Staff Writers
2 Southland newspapers to reduce, combine staffs From the Associated Press
Singapore Air to offer roomier Pacific flights Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
Demand very strong for state bonds Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer
Firms adopt new appraisal rules Walter Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Clinton campaign's dying light Jonathan Chait, Jonathan Chait, a contributing editor to Opinion and a senior editor at the New Republic, is the author of "The Big Con: The True Story of How Washington Got Hoodwinked and Hijacked by Crackpot Economics."
On the road again
For the record
Stimulus checks
Cal State admissions
The state's bottom line
Repatriation of ancestral remains
Housing and jobs in Los Angeles
Hospital infection prevention
Responsibility for foreign wars
Mukasey's Paradox Jonathan Turley, Jonathan Turley is a professor of law at George Washington University.
Iran just won't stay isolated Charles Kupchan and Ray Takeyh, Charles Kupchan is a professor of international affairs at Georgetown University and a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. Ray Takeyh is a senior fellow at the council.
Making food safe
How many nonbelievers? John Allen Paulos, John Allen Paulos is a mathematics professor at Temple University and the author of "Innumeracy" and, most recently, "Irreligion: A Mathematician Explains Why the Arguments for God Just Don't Add Up."
SPORTS
Starting to Worry Bill Plaschke
Ducks are definitely on right path Helene Elliott
Heavy traffic on Victory Lane? Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writer
Ducks pick up where they left off in 3-1 win Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Clippers still come up short Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
Fresh Five Robyn Norwood
Results, Schedule From the Associated Press
New players OKd for replay of game From the Associated Press
Results, Schedule From the Associated Press
Tonight Peter Yoon
New radio plan is on the way Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Floyd makes an official complaint to the Pac-10 Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Connecticut clinches Big East title From the Associated Press
Beat 'Em, Join 'em Mike DiGiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Tonight Lisa Dillman
Castro ruled with iron club Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Pulling rank at No. 2 Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
Moss stays with Patriots for three years, $27 million From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Lopes to have cancer surgery From the Associated Press
It's all about the journey for him Kurt Streeter
Lakers, Kings renew rivalry Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Mobley not looking back Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
Pepperdine trounced in Sutton's home finale From the Associated Press
China trip is OK by them Dylan Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
Clippers missing links in chain of command T.J. SIMERS
Weight makes his return after shoulder injury Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
SCIENCE
A Mars rover built to leave others in the dust John Johnson Jr., Times Staff Writer
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