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What happened on May 10, 2008
BUSINESS
As sales dwindle, Mercury may come to end of the road Martin Zimmerman, Times Staff Writer
Fremont says a bankruptcy filing is likely E. Scott Reckard, Times Staff Writer
Defense contractor is humming and hiring Peter Pae, Times Staff Writer
Owner of Newhall Ranch defaults on $1.1-billion loan Andrea Chang, Times Staff Writer
Serbian media tycoon is chasing big-screen dreams Tracy Wilkinson, Times Staff Writer
You in back, yes you, the half-lynx Alana Semuels, Times Staff Writer
Microsoft appeals EU antitrust fine From the Associated Press
Trade deficit shows steep decline From the Associated Press
Leap grows, but its profit shrinks From Times Wire Services
Wachovia CEO loses board seat From Times Wire Services
Tax incentives urged for studios From the Associated Press
Asset sales lift profit at Clear Channel From the Associated Press
Boeing seeks to lower cost of pensions From Times Wire Services
Circuit City puts itself up for sale From the Associated Press
Citigroup to shed assets over 3 years From the Associated Press
Verbinski to make 'BioShock' movie From Times Wire Services
DreamWorks investor cashes in From Times Wire Services
Feeling weight of higher mail fees David Colker, Times Staff Writer
Odd coalition opposes Google-Yahoo ad plan Joseph Menn, Times Staff Writer
Facebook users' profile data to be portable From the Associated Press
Corn crop could be 7% smaller From Times Wire Services
CW hands Sunday-night schedule to outside studio Josh Friedman, Times Staff Writer
Oil breaches $125 a barrel to new high Martin Zimmerman and Walter Hamilton, Times Staff Writers
ENTERTAINMENT
A big Little Saigon star Quyen Do, Special to The Times
These doctors 'Deliver' the reality to reality TV Lynn Smith, Times Staff Writer
In her autumn, the seasoning shows Mark Swed, Times Music Critic
'Iron Man' has room for 2 stars
Metallica concert to benefit school From a Times Staff Writer
In film, a common thread Swati Pandey, Times Staff Writer
Rapper Brown apologizes From the Associated Press
Commission wants MLK statue redone From the Washington Post
Credit Cooder
Rebels with a cause Agustin Gurza, Times Staff Writer
'Resurface' puts visuals in motion Victoria Looseleaf, Special to The Times
Wiping tears, chasing skirts Mark Luce, Special to The Times
Finally
Pianist cancels L.A. appearance Chris Pasles
Sarvas' heritage
Indiana Jones & the lost hat Paul Davidson, Special to The Times
Flatts and sharps
Voyeuristic peek at a 'Crime' Robert Lloyd, Times Television Critic
Has he no shame? Nope Greg Kot, Chicago Tribune
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Rival Latinos and blacks start melee on South L.A. campus Howard Blume and Mitchell Landsberg, Times Staff Writers
Banging heads Sam Quinones, Times Staff Writer
Owner of L.A.'s Space gallery Mary Rourke, Times Staff Writer
Ventura Music Festival brings soprano back to her roots Steve Chawkins, Times Staff Writer
Pellicano jury still trying to reach a verdict Carla Hall, Times Staff Writer
Gov. urges fire safety checks Michael Rothfeld, Times Staff Writer
Recall of Carson mayor to proceed Hector Becerra, Times Staff Writer
Rail travelers delayed by gas leak Tony Barboza, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica teachers want a voice on abuse rules Tami Abdollah, Times Staff Writer
Bitter battle in S.F. splits Democrats Jordan Rau, Times Staff Writer
2-year college system chief is named Larry Gordon and Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writers
The sound of 60 Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Claims in tiger attack denied From the Associated Press
Ex-teacher gets 3 years for porn Tony Perry
A little matter for the batter to discuss with Dad STEVE HARVEY
9 finalists in line for O.C. sheriff's job Christian Berthelsen and Stuart Pfeifer, Times Staff Writers
Vandals shoot out 50 car windows Francisco Vara-Orta
Council backs airport contracts DAN WEIKEL
The ER drums up unusual melodies DANA PARSONS
A push to keep politics separate Rebecca Trounson, Times Staff Writer
Helped develop better transistor From Times Staff and Wire Reports
2 moms, 1 daughter become 3 friends SANDY BANKS
Teachers wanted -- elsewhere Seema Mehta and Jason Song, Times Staff Writers
Singer's biggest hit was 'Primrose Lane' From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Double jeopardy decision delayed Joel Rubin
Toll agency hails deal on wildlife David Reyes, Times Staff Writer
USC professor advocated civil rights, access for disabled Elaine Woo, Times Staff Writer
Concerns grow over coyotes David Kelly, Times Staff Writer
NATIONAL
ICE officials target sham marriages Jim Leusner, Orlando Sentinel
Refusing to slow, Clinton pushes on Bob Drogin, Times Staff Writer
'Softening' of King statue is planned From the Associated Press
Obama gets backing of nine superdelegates Robin Abcarian and Bob Drogin, Times Staff Writers
Bork settles suit against Yale Club From Times Wire Reports
Obama, Clinton leading McCain Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Times Staff Writer
Drug czar connects marijuana, depression James Hohmann, Times Staff Writer
Damage reduces oil production From Times Wire Reports
You might have heard of this bride From Times Wire Reports
Potential 'spoiler' lacks mass appeal Jenny Jarvie, Times Staff Writer
Complaint spurs military to change cremation policy Julian E. Barnes, Times Staff Writer
W.Va. could spell trouble for Obama Stephen Braun, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Between the lines of loyalty oaths
Don't blame Georgia
Clearing the air
Wrong target
Courting 'Ugly Betty'
A warped view of Berkeley
A school to be proud of
The fairy dust of insecurity MEGHAN DAUM
Italian provincial
Who's your mommy? Melissa Hart, Melissa Hart is the author of a memoir, "The Assault of Laughter." She teaches journalism at the University of Oregon.
Taking on tainted water
Built to bust
Antidepressants ease suffering
Idealism, refashioned TIM RUTTEN
Putin stays put Garry Kasparov, Garry Kasparov, a former world chess champion, is a leader of the Other Russia coalition (theotherrussia.org).
SPORTS
Billups' injury seems to be no spread factor Lonnie White, Times Staff Writer
Angels accomplish barely the minimum Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Results From the Associated Press
Penguins too tough for Flyers From the Associated Press
Results From the Associated Press
At 6-0, Saunders doesn't want to get ahead of himself Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writer
Starting woes reach Lowe point Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Text messages from press row . . . JERRY CROWE
Peavy unable to stop Padres' skid From the Associated Press
Rangers get third shutout in a row From the Associated Press
Avengers Tonight Lonnie White
Boozer wakes up game for Jazz Jonathan Abrams, Times Staff Writer
Brazoban making progress Ben Bolch, Times Staff Writer
Let's be nice
Bad day at races
Boycott boycotts
Off the track
Perry takes charge at Players Championship Dan Arritt, From Times Staff and Wire Reports
The last word?
Point guards come up short Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
Morning briefing Peter Yoon, Times Staff Writer
Champs Elysees heads field Larry Stewart, Times Staff Writer
Taking a salt licking Mike Bresnahan, Times Staff Writer
A downsized Gasol is the wrong man for this job Bill Plaschke
Why no Barry?
Dallas to hire Carlisle From the Associated Press
Galaxy defense braces for Red Bulls Grahame L. Jones, Times Staff Writer
Bryant gets out the vote
WNBA's TV spots reach out to men Dan Arritt, Times Staff Writer
WORLD
20 Kurd rebels, 2 Turkish troops die From Reuters
Regime delivers nuclear papers From Times Wire Reports
Train quarantined after woman dies From Times Wire Reports
Opposition group spurns mediator From Times Wire Reports
Regime presses ahead with referendum Bruce Wallace, Times Staff Writer
U.N. food agency says worker slain From Times Wire Reports
Gaza-area strikes leave six dead From the Associated Press
Criticized for criticism Paul Richter, Times Staff Writer
A Soviet hue to victory parade Megan K. Stack, Times Staff Writer
Tamil rebels sink navy cargo ship From Times Wire Reports
Burmese get only the scraps From a Times Staff Writer
Seven held in 2007 mob killing From Times Wire Reports
A precious few steps at mission's end Tina Susman and Said Rifai, Times Staff Writers
Mexico vows to continue war on crime after assassinations Ken Ellingwood, Times Staff Writer
In show of might, Hezbollah takes control of West Beirut Borzou Daragahi and Raed Rafei, Special to The Times
SCIENCE
Fat near hips may impede diabetes From Times Staff and Wire Report
Weight-loss drug stunts mice brains From Times Staff and Wire Report
Bird population weathers global warming Alan Zarembo, Times Staff Writer
Chile village among Americas' oldest Thomas H. Maugh II, Times Staff Writer
NEWS
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