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What happened on March 10, 2008
BUSINESS
Disney taking heat over China Dawn C. Chmielewski, Times Staff Writer
Wikipedia's tin-cup approach wears thin Alana Semuels, Times Staff Writer
India's elderly feel freer Sam Dolnick, The Associated Press
Ships intrude on Arctic's warming waters Hugo Miller, Bloomberg News
Countrywide said probed for fraud From the Associated Press
Retail, inflation data expected From the Associated Press
Heady times for mergers in state From a Times Staff Writer
Fixing Iraq, and a refinery Tony Perry, Times Staff Writer
Fire razes historic IBM lab From the Associated Press
Director to shoot in a new direction Alex Pham, Times Staff Writer
Strategic moves for Pentagon contract Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
'10,000' wins, but it's not epic Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
Affluent towns rising in Vietnam Grant McCool, Reuters
HEALTH
Chew gum to lose weight? Chris Woolston, Special to The Times
Algae, kelp, seaweed: It's like vegetarian seafood Susan Bowerman, Special to The Times
Generation Adderall By David E. Rabie, Special to The Times
Diet hooks Regina Nuzzo, Special to The Times
Weight-loss tips by the stack Tami Dennis
Good call on heart Marc Siegel, Special to The Times
They help kids -- but mostly benefit the herd Jill U. Adams, Special to The Times
A good soaking Janet Cromley, Times Staff Writer
Fight against rejection Erin Cline Davis, Special to The Times
Superfruits, super powers? Emily Sohn, Special to The Times
That's why they call it a marathon Jeannine Stein, Times Staff Writer
Diet books, pound for pound Regina Nuzzo, Special to The Times
The cool kids? They're outside Roy M. Wallack
NATIONAL
In Bible Belt, brewing is a battle Stephanie Simon, Times Staff Writer
Not-so-free WiFi service Nicholas Riccardi, Times Staff Writer
Report links hate groups, anti-immigrant activism From the Associated Press
Democrats kick around mail revote Richard Simon, Times Staff Writer
For Obama, and Clinton too Richard Fausset, Times Staff Writer
Mayor's friend allegedly got tips From Times Wire Reports
Two slain students from Georgia mourned From the Associated Press
Helmsley's garb to be auctioned From Times Wire Reports
Four die in fire at row house From Times Wire Reports
Verdict mixed on Iraq claims Greg Miller, Times Staff Writer
Baptists urge stronger climate stance From the Associated Press
In Oregon, healthcare for the lucky Stuart Glascock, Times Staff Writer
Parish wants Mormons charged From Times Wire Reports
Song honors NIU shooting victim From Times Wire Reports
The law may give him a new chance DeeDee Correll, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
Kosovo's women await freedom Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Shootout kills soldier, 6 suspects From Times Wire Reports
Israel OKs West Bank housing Ashraf Khalil, Times Staff Writer
Pakistan parties sign coalition pact From the Associated Press
Sarkozy's party suffers setbacks From Times Wire Reports
Drug suspect is in custody From Times Wire Reports
U.S. steps up charges of Iran interference Borzou Daragahi, Times Staff Writer
N. Korea keeps up appearances for U.S. visitors Barbara Demick, Times Staff Writer
China says it thwarted terrorist plot Mark Magnier, Times Staff Writer
Spanish voters back Socialists Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
Embassy to reopen in Colombia From Times Wire Reports
A legacy of lost hopes in Taiwan Mark Magnier and Tsai Ting-I, Special to The Times
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Guns trigger a loving clash David Haldane, Times Staff Writer
'33 quake is still a powerful reminder Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Times Staff Writer
Military officer led coup against Cuba's Batista From the Washington Post
2 quakes cause little damage Ari B. Bloomekatz
17-year-old badly hurt in shooting Ari B. Bloomekatz
Off-duty officer shoots man dead Christian Berthelsen
L.A. school wins Super Quiz Jason Song
Past GOP govs. had guts for budget fixes GEORGE SKELTON
Of course, lying is wrong -- if you get caught AL MARTINEZ
Boy, 13, is held in attack, robbery Ari B. Bloomekatz
Deputies kill jewelry store robbery suspect Julie Cart, Times Staff Writer
Candidates battling for recognition John L. Mitchell, Times Staff Writer
Man dies racing soapbox car From the Associated Press
Secret agent fought Nazis From the Associated Press
MWD panel weighs 14% rate increase for 2009 Deborah Schoch, Times Staff Writer
Politics clouds anti-gang fight Duke Helfand, Times Staff Writer
Strife and solutions at school conferences Carla Rivera, Times Staff Writer
Traces of drugs found in water Deborah Schoch
Here died a homeless person John M. Glionna, Times Staff Writer
Monday Development: A major piece of the high-rise... Richard Winton
Carpool plan only a partial fix for the 405 Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer
ENTERTAINMENT
Season 7 is tops; numbers don't lie Richard Rushfield, Times Staff Writer
Local news judgment David Freed, Special to The Times
A simple tale, simply told Carmela Ciuraru, Special to The Times
What the people want SCOTT COLLINS, CHANNEL ISLAND
Solo artist Sun stands and delivers Charles McNulty, Times Staff Writer
Nothing confidential in 'High School' anymore Tribune Media Services
From TV's viewpoint, housing market is hot David Bauder, Associated Press
The early journey of a film wizard Susan King
A fitting elegy to a gritty, grim city Mary McNamara, Times Staff Writer
Canterbury talks tough, has nothing new to say Mary McNamara, Times Staff Writer
A closer look at Ayllon's magic Agustin Gurza, Times Staff Writer
A mystical journey that ended too soon Elijah Wald, Special to The Times
OPINION
Railroad's 'green' claim is way off track Angelo Logan, Angelo Logan is director of East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice.
Literary fact versus fiction
Deregulation deja vu
California is in a fiscal fix
Democratic delegate debacle
Ringing the bell for home schools
AIDS treatment in Africa
Where terrorists hide
Going downhill Robert Costanza, Robert Costanza is the director of the Gund Institute for Ecological Economics at the University of Vermont.
Home-grown terrorism Philip Jenkins, Philip Jenkins is the author of "Decade of Nightmares: The End of the 1960s and the Making of Eighties America" and, more recently, "God's Continent: Christianity, Islam and Europe's Religious Crisis."
SPORTS
Hatcher likes law of averages Bill Shaikin, Times Staff Writer
Lombardi answers some questions Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Only parade is a layup line Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
Gonzaga reaches final for 11th year in a row From the Associated Press
It isn't same, old NCAA, especially in Arizona Robyn Norwood
Results From the Associated Press
Only parade is a layup line Helene Elliott
Long day rewards Langer Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Another home win for the Ducks, 3-1 Eric Stephens, Times Staff Writer
Toyota no longer just spinning its wheels Tania Ganguli, Orlando Sentinel
O'Hair rallies for win From the Associated Press
Results From the Associated Press
Suns get best win of O'Neal's tenure From the Associated Press
Automatic Bids
Williams ends title drought From Times Wire Reports
Stanford routs UCLA, 78-45 From the Associated Press
Colon set to pitch in comeback bid From the Associated Press
Tall doesn't always equate to tough Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
Positioned for success GARY KLEIN
Brand signals his loyalties Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
Nashoba's Key takes advantage Bob Mieszerski, Times Staff Writer
Pearl's first job didn't take flight Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Trojans prepare to spring into March Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Kershaw will remain at the grown-up table Dylan Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
One cancer survivor's answer to chemo? Lakers Melissa Rohlin, Special to The Times
Shipp gets points for his shot Diane Pucin, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
For the Record
For the Record
A brave new marketplace GREGORY RODRIGUEZ
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