What happened on October 02, 2008

SCIENCE

BUSINESS

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

ENTERTAINMENT

OPINION

2008's 'Bradley effect' PATT MORRISON
Yes on state bonds
Time for an FDR moment ROSA BROOKS
'Still baffled' by Palin
Not on the same page
A sermon on taxation
Limbaugh's effect on the GOP
Bailout handouts
Paul Newman, a true star
Death row realism Jeanne Woodford, Jeanne Woodford is the former director of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation and the former warden of San Quentin State Prison.
Medical records at UCI
Abolish the vice presidency Bruce Ackerman, Bruce Ackerman is a professor of law and political science at Yale and the author of "The Failure of the Founding Fathers."

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What happened on October 02, 2008

SCIENCE

HIV dates back to circa 1900, researchers say Mary Engel, Times Staff Writer

BUSINESS

Senate OKs sweetened bailout bill Maura Reynolds, Richard Simon and Nicole Gaouette, Times Staff Writers

Yum Brands to supply calorie data on menus From the Associated Press

Cross-border tech park gets boost from solar Marla Dickerson, Times Staff Writer

Manufacturing index declines to a 7-year low From the Associated Press

New SAG board to make call on strike vote Richard Verrier, Times Staff Writer

Stocks edge down as Wall Street waits Tim Paradis, The Associated Press

WTO panel finds U.S. broke rules From Times Wire Services

IndyMac records ordered released From Times Wire Services

SEC rethinks shorting rules Tom Petruno, Times Staff Writer

Starbucks settles worker complaint From Times Wire Services

Netflix to offer Starz service free From Times Wire Services

ImClone confirms it is being courted From Bloomberg News

Borders fails to find buyer, issues warrants to financier From Bloomberg News

More find college costs out of reach From Bloomberg News

Ambitions grow overseas to become finance capital Ariana Eunjung Cha, The Washington Post

Apple allows iPhone developers to talk Michelle Quinn

Federal agency to rule today on song royalty rates From the Associated Press

New law clarifies overtime rules Alex Pham

Farmer Mac shares up on funding news From Bloomberg News

Tight credit puts state in a corner Marc Lifsher, Times Staff Writer

A crisis for small business Marla Dickerson, Tiffany Hsu and Jerry Hirsch, Times Staff Writers

Insurer MBIA sues Countrywide From Times Wire Services

Neighbors sour on proliferation of tasting rooms Jacob Adelman, The Associated Press

Getting a cut of the bailout? Richard Verrier, Times Staff Writer

Buffett girds GE with $3-billion investment Walter Hamilton, Times Staff Writer

U.S. auto sales hit the skids Ken Bensinger, Times Staff Writer

Major studios agree to back switch to digital projection Dawn C. Chmielewski, Times Staff Writer

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Train engineer sent text message just before crash Robert J. Lopez, Rich Connell and Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writers

Deputy charged in sexual torture Scott Glover and Richard Winton, Times Staff Writers

Cartoonist lampooned Soviet Union's enemies From Times Staff and Wire Reports

Advocate for elderly founded Grandparents Day Mary Rourke, Times Staff Writer

Hiker finds Steve Fossett ID Steve Chawkins and Jia-Rui Chong, Times Staff Writers

Opening of new hospital delayed Rong-Gong Lin II

U.S. takes over oil field cleanup Catherine Saillant

Mayor ups the ante on playoffs Phil Willon

Voters get a say on spending GEORGE SKELTON

Governor portrayed as a villain Nancy Vogel and Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writers

Driver shot; road rage blamed From the Associated Press

Former candidate indicted My-Thuan Tran, Times Staff Writer

140 L.A. parks workers face layoffs Phil Willon, Times Staff Writer

Bills' supporters criticize vetoes Patrick McGreevy, Times Staff Writer

Couple ordered deported after 10-year battle to remain in U.S. Anna Gorman, Times Staff Writer

Limits sought on digital billboards David Zahniser, Times Staff Writer

Pepperdine wants out of Prop. 8 ad Jessica Garrison

Cabinet secretary quits his post Michael Rothfeld

Rand study offers short-term fixes to keep traffic moving Steve Hymon, Times Staff Writer

Prop. 5 would overhaul drug offender sentencing Michael Rothfeld, Times Staff Writer

Local ports initiate antipollution program Louis Sahagun and Ronald D. White, Times Staff Writers

YouTube a platform for debate Jessica Garrison, Times Staff Writer

A strong voice for planned parroting Carla Hall, Times Staff Writer

Caution urged after UC Irvine attack Tony Barboza, Times Staff Writer

Monk helped found St. Andrew's Abbey Dennis McLellan, Times Staff Writer

ENTERTAINMENT

The life and times of an alpha male David Cotner, Special to The Times

The royal treatment Lea Lion, Times Staff Writer

Salonen piano pieces frame Cheng recital Josef Woodard, Special to The Times

Cast your vote for '43 Plays' David C. Nichols, Special to The Times

Critic's Pick Kenneth Turan

News balance bails out entirely cott Collins

Injury won't keep Ifill from debate From the Associated Press

India film workers go on strike From the Associated Press

Phish will reunite in Virginia Randy Lewis

Jay-Z shows will support Obama Randy Lewis

At The Movies / Screening Room Susan King, Times Staff Writer

A surreal judgment of Paris Robert Lloyd, Times Television Critic

Metallica's Ulrich defends new CD Randy Lewis

Pete Seeger is still hammering away at 89 From the Associated Press

Screen teen angel Lisa Rosen, Special to The Times

Weinstein Co.'s latest misfire? John Horn, Times Staff Writer

Bouncing with Rancid August Brown, Times Staff Writer

OPINION

2008's 'Bradley effect' PATT MORRISON

Time for an FDR moment ROSA BROOKS

Death row realism Jeanne Woodford, Jeanne Woodford is the former director of the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation and the former warden of San Quentin State Prison.

Abolish the vice presidency Bruce Ackerman, Bruce Ackerman is a professor of law and political science at Yale and the author of "The Failure of the Founding Fathers."