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What happened on November 01, 2008
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Rich put agendas to a vote By Evan Halper, Evan Halper is a Times staff writer.
A mad rush to the altar By Jessica Garrison and Dan Morain, Garrison and Morain are Times staff writers.
Justice takes a turn to noir By Paul Lieberman
Korean churches growing rapidly By K. Connie Kang, Kang is a special correspondent.
Painter won fame with debut novel, 'Birdy' By Dennis Mclellan, McLellan is a Times staff writer.
A master in the art of listening By Stephanie Simon, Simon is a former Times staff writer.
Witness breaks down at Carona trial By Christine Hanley, Hanley is a Times staff writer.
Private detective faults defense in Lisker killing case By Scott Glover, Glover is a Times staff writer
Schools' extra land may get housing By David Zahniser, Zahniser is a Times staff writer.
Undercover police hunt a serial killer By Joel Rubin, Rubin is a Times staff writer.
Genocide is an issue in Schiff race By Molly Hennessy-fiske, Hennessy-Fiske is a Times staff writer.
Discrimination suit settled for $325,000 By Jack Leonard
Hottest October in city history By Hector Becerra
Teacher accused of sex with minor Associated Press
Charity tied to union probe gets exemption By Paul Pringle, Pringle is a Times staff writer.
Bernard Parks' brother has a stroke By Garrett Therolf, Therolf is a Times staff writer
Reward offered for stolen items By Larry Gordon
CSU applications for fall term surge By Gale Holland
Man dies in home explosion Associated Press
Is east-west divide real on Measure R? By Steve Hymon and Carla Hall, Hymon and Hall are Times staff writers.
Two Gold standards By Joe Mozingo, Mozingo is a Times staff writer.
A star gets a big favor By Paul Lieberman
NATIONAL
McCain is feeling the heat in Arizona By Marjorie Miller, Miller is a Times staff writer.
High-profile supporters enter the fray By Maeve Reston and Michael Finnegan, Reston and Finnegan are Times staff writers.
Obama's aunt is in the U.S. illegally Times Wire Reports
Passport data prone to theft Times Wire Reports
Police find gun in Hudson case Times Wire Reports
Loose cheetah delays baggage Times Wire Reports
Gore is back at the scene of the defeat By Carol J. Williams, Williams is a Times staff writer.
Beware the tax-hiking monster, Palin tells Pa. By Seema Mehta
Supporters, foes dress the part By Robin Abcarian
Right vs. not-so left in House races By Richard Simon, Simon is a Times staff writer.
Bringing in the political muscle By Maeve Reston, Reston is a Times staff writer.
ENTERTAINMENT
Harmonic hormones By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
L.A., on a faster track By Christopher Hawthorne, ARCHITECTURE CRITIC
The dangers of child abuse hysteria By John Horn, Horn is a Times staff writer.
A war within a war for freedom By Gavin J. Grant, Grant is a co-editor of the annual anthology "The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror."
Comic strip jumps the gun By Yvonne Villarreal, Villarreal is a Times staff writer.
New chapter on science By Karen Kaplan, Karen Kaplan is a Times staff writer.
'Che's' revolutionary approach By Mark Olsen, Olsen is a freelance writer and critic.
Fair and balanced and bitter
Prime bedtime
A crusading mom
Down the toilet
Oscar's best
Where to find the Reagle crossword
Reward offered for instrument By Diane Haithman
Portraits verified as Van Goghs Associated Press
Springsteen's song for Halloween By Todd Martens
KGIL-AM gives Savage plum spot By Lee Margulies
The earthly days of 'Astral Weeks' By Randy Lewis, Lewis is a Times staff writer.
Stradivari cello doesn't sell Reuters
It's a voting bloc party By Reed Johnson, Johnson is a Times staff writer.
Irish U2 Tower is put on hold Associated Press
HOME & GARDEN
Starring in another ZIP Code By Ann Brenoff
Presidential pin money By Joe Robinson, Robinson is a freelance writer.
Do The Bright Thing By Susan Carpenter, Carpenter is a Times staff writer. Her column on sustainable home improvement appears monthly in Home.
Greystone in a Gatsby mood
Letter-perfect By David A. Keeps, Keeps is a Times staff writer
Under Friday night lights By Chris Erskine
Hopeful climb, dizzying fall By Sam Watters, Freelancer Sam Watters writes about American cultural history and is the author of "Houses of Los Angeles."
OPINION
Debating Proposition 8--Should California eliminate marriage for same-sex couples? By Maggie Gallagher, Maggie Gallagher is president of the National Organization for Marriage, which is a major contributor to the "Yes on 8" campaign.
Debating Proposition 8--Should California eliminate marriage for same-sex couples? By Lola Van Wagenen, Lola Van Wagenen is a member of the Mormon History Assn. and the author of "Sister-Wives and Suffragists: Polygamy and the Politics of Woman Suffrage, 1870 to 1896."
Bridging the divide
Debating Proposition 8--Should California eliminate marriage for same-sex couples? By Margo Howard, Margo Howard, an advice columnist for Yahoo News and Creators Syndicate, is the only daughter of Esther "Eppie" Lederer, who wrote the Ann Landers advice column from 1955 until her death in 2002.
Reasons to recommend
Too much capital
Blame a failure of public policy
Swatting Palin
Manufacturing a huge problem
Debating Proposition 8--Should California eliminate marriage for same-sex couples? By Richard Peterson, Richard Peterson is an assistant professor of law at Pepperdine University School of Law and director of its Special Education Advocacy Clinic. He has appeared in ads for the "Yes on 8" campaign.
Freeing the 'white spaces'
Debating Proposition 8--Should California eliminate marriage for same-sex couples? By Alexandra Cole, Alexandra Cole is an associate professor of political science at Cal State Northridge.
BUSINESS
Memories of a road trip, driven by the price of gas By Ken Bensinger, Bensinger is a Times staff writer.
Nissan's $9,990 car requires a little sweat and elbow grease By Ken Bensinger, Bensinger is a Times staff writer.
Jobless fund on agenda for legislative session By Marc Lifsher, Lifsher is a Times staff writer.
VeraSun Energy, No. 2 ethanol maker in U.S., files for bankruptcy Bloomberg News
Bernanke urges safeguards for housing finance The Associated Press
Boeing hit with new penalty By Peter Pae, Pae is a Times staff writer.
Mexico economy grows Times Wire Services
Barclays gets aid from Middle East Times Wire Services
Florida bank is closed down Times Wire Services
American Express in U.S. probe Times Wire Services
Sprint to revamp Nextel network Times Wire Services
US Airways to charge for pillows Times Wire Services
Broadcom names general counsel Times Wire Services
Chevron profit soars, fueled by summer surge in oil prices By Marla Dickerson, Dickerson is a Times staff writer.
Savers shift assets to banks propped up by Uncle Sam By Tom Petruno, Petruno is a Times staff writer.
Expenses eat into earnings Times Wire Services
Profit climbs 15% on price hikes Times Wire Services
Ghastly stretch closes serenely By Martin Zimmerman, Zimmerman is a Times staff writer.
U.S. consumers retreat further into their wallets The Associated Press
AMC again halts plans for stock offering By Richard Verrier, Verrier is a Times staff writer.
Sony might co-parent 'Tintin' with Paramount By Claudia Eller, Eller is a Times staff writer.
JPMorgan expands loan modification program The Associated Press
National Century chief guilty The Associated Press
Investors brace for risk of deflation By Tom Petruno, Petruno is a Times staff writer.
SCIENCE
Blame the referee's brain By Karen Kaplan, Kaplan is a Times staff writer.
To save the chimps, you've got to save the people too By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Maugh is a Times staff writer.
Most likely, none of us is related to early 'iceman' Reuters
NASA's workhorse about to retire on Mars By John Johnson Jr., Johnson is a Times staff writer.
WORLD
U.S. opposes arms trade treaty By Geraldine Baum, Baum is a Times staff writer.
Airstrikes kill 27 in Pakistan By Zulfiqar Ali and Laura King, King is a Times staff writer and Ali a special correspondent.
Kadafi in Moscow for arms talks TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Efforts pick up to help end fighting Times Wire Reports
Rabin assassin cites generals Times Wire Reports
U.S., Iraqi deaths dip in October By Tina Susman, Susman is a Times staff writer
Kim's absence further fuels speculation By Mark Magnier, Magnier is a Times staff writer.
Petraeus takes over Central Command By Julian E. Barnes, Barnes is a Times staff writer.
SPORTS
Camby plays mind games By Lisa Dillman, Dillman is a Times staff writer.
Chivas USA today By Grahame L. Jones
Davis just can't stay on the court By Lisa Dillman, Dillman is a Times staff writer.
Tonight By Lisa Dillman
Kings tonight Chris Foster
Signature move Bynum's best yet By Mike Bresnahan, Bresnahan is a Times staff writer.
Tonight By Mike Bresnahan
An enthusiastic start
No props for Manny
Never at a loss
Pro pains
Rough diamond
High marks
Called for icing
Missing Gil
Shirt thing
Drivers don't want changes to the Chase By Jim Peltz, Peltz is a Times staff writer.
Results Associated Press
Brand, 76ers pile on Marbury-less Knicks Associated Press
Chiefs' Johnson gets a suspension Associated Press
Notre Dame's Kasdorf is the new king of sling By Eric Sondheimer, Sondheimer is a Times staff writer
Lap Dawgs Klein is a Times staff writer.
Safety Ellison to have knee surgery By Gary Klein, Klein is a Times staff writer.
Men of Troy
Strange night ends badly for Ducks By Helene Elliott
He isn't just the tough guy By Bill Dwyre
Portis carries Servite over Orange Lutheran By Austin Knoblauch, Mark Medina, Staff Reports
Chivas USA endures playoff shuffle in goal By Grahame L. Jones, Jones is a Times staff writer.
Chance encounter By Gary Klein, Klein is a Times staff writer.
Nadal, Federer withdraw in Paris By Sam Farmer, Staff and Wire Reports
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