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What happened on October 14, 2008
WORLD
Freedom in chrome and steel By Borzou Daragahi, Times Staff Writer
Jerusalem land transfer raises fears By Ashraf Khalil and Batsheva Sobelman, Times Staff Writers
S. Africa embraces science on AIDS link From the Associated Press
A modesty proposal in Indonesia By Paul Watson, Times Staff Writer
Tensions rise over Mugabe appointees From Times Wire Reports
U.S. man held, officials say From Times Wire Reports
Gunmen attack U.S. Consulate From Times Wire Reports
Harper, chief rival barnstorm ahead of today's Canada vote From the Associated Press
Pakistanis worry they're at great risk in global crisis By Laura King, Times Staff Writer
Lebanon arrests militants suspected in recent bombings By Raed Rafei, Special to The Times
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Taking a look at gay history By David Ng, Times Staff Writer
Publicist for Michael Jackson By Valerie J. Nelson, Times Staff Writer
Environmentalist began Heal the Bay By Elaine Woo, Times Staff Writer
Prop. 11 aims to redo remap By Nancy Vogel, Times Staff Writer
Charges in elder abuse case added By Scott Glover, Times Staff Writer
Clicking, and then clashing, with the paparazzi By Harriet Ryan, Times Staff Writer
Twin blazes sweep Valley slopes By Mitchell Landsberg and Ari B. Bloomekatz and Julie Cart,, Times Staff Writers
A tiny fish's upward move By Bettina Boxall, Times Staff Writer
Going back in time with the LAPD By Andrew Blankstein, Times Staff Writer
Boy, 12, is one of two shot to death By Andrew Blankstein, Times Staff Writer
Hope's things eternal By Bob Pool, Times Staff Writer
Hunter missing in Sequoia forest From the Associated Press
Group alleges cruelty to hens By Howard Blume, Times Staff Writer
Man arrested in bomb threat From the Associated Press
More movement on renewable energy
Making a statement with new City Hall By Dana Parsons
Singer known for rocksteady sound From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
Actor was son of French movie star From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
Fire scorches much of S.F.'s Angel Island By Maria L. La Ganga, Times Staff Writer
Woman takes plea in stalking case By Harriet Ryan
Mixed grades on environment By Margot Roosevelt, Kenneth R. Weiss
In a flash, flames get a jump on everybody By Kimi Yoshino and Joe Mozingo, Louis Sahagun, Times Staff Writers
A new worry, age 88, in the fire zone By Sandy Banks
Enchanting, virtuosic dancer inspired 'La Fille Mal Gardee' By Adam Bernstein, Washington Post
Character actor in movies, TV From Times Staff and Wire Service Reports
Newport brush fire contained By Susannah Rosenblatt, Times Staff Writer
Taking care of horses in path of blaze By Ann M. Simmons and Gale Holland, Times Staff Writers
Longtime dean of Washington National Cathedral By Adam Bernstein, Washington Post
BUSINESS
Sony free to mix music, electronics By Ryan Nakashima, The Associated Press
Sweeping bank bailouts unite Europe By Henry Chu and Christian Retzlaff, Times Staff Writers
Exuberant Dow index soars 936 By Walter Hamilton, Times Staff Writer
Credit crisis slows studio By Claudia Eller, Times Staff Writer
Krugman awarded Nobel Prize By Michael S. Rosenwald, The Washington Post
Survival rates climb for two heart valves From Bloomberg News
Naming rights could turn Dodger diamond into gold By Roger Vincent, Times Staff Writer
A tight job market is in store for holidays By Andrea Chang, Times Staff Writer
Adidas golf unit to buy Ashworth From Times Wire Services
Weekend box office
U.S. ends probe of chip firms' pricing From Times Wire Services
Takeover bid for Diebold dropped From Times Wire Services
GM finance unit to limit car loans From Times Wire Services
GM to close Michigan plant From Times Wire Services
Petters Group in bankruptcy From Times Wire Services
Morgan Stanley gets cash lifeline From the Associated Press
Assistant managing editor is named From a Times Staff Writer
Spanish bank to buy U.S. thrift From the Associated Press
Venture fundraising down 5.5% in the third quarter From Bloomberg News
Waste Management drops takeover bid From the Associated Press
Redstone sale raises $233 million By Meg James, Times Staff Writer
U.S. to invest $250 billion in banks By Maura Reynolds, Times Staff Writer
Bisphenol A targeted in baby-related items From the Associated Press
Vishay drops bid for International Rectifier From the Associated Press
ENTERTAINMENT
Civilized living with 'Emily Post' By Liz Brown, Special to The Times
Controversy in wink of an eye By Faye Fiore, Times Staff Writer
Movie stars' stock crashes PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
A refreshingly clear 'Choice' By Mary Mcnamara, Times Television Critic
This show really has everything By Rachel B. Levin, Special to The Times
Parking leaves a lot to be desired By Mike Boehm, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena Playhouse gets large gift By Mike Boehm
No autographs, Ringo's too busy From Reuters
Finally
Brakes put on train sculpture From the Associated Press
Zoe puts herself out there By Denise Martin, Times Staff Writer
A countryman's call By Karen Wada, Special to The Times
Clarity complicates Master Chorale sound By Richard S. Ginell, Special to The Times
Bringing the fire, or the ice By Reed Johnson, Times Staff Writer
OPINION
Bringing us together
Down 'n' dirty beats dignity By Gillian Silverman, Gillian Silverman is an assistant professor of English at the University of Colorado Denver.
Cynicism about McCain campaign
Prop. A deserves support
Le Clezio is known and loved
Palin should have declined
No to road, development
A vote for privacy
Homeless and burned to death By Charles E. Diaz, Charles E. Diaz teaches English as a second language in the adult division of the Los Angeles Unified School District.
Right vs. 'light'
Homeless and burned to death By Joel John Roberts, Joel John Roberts is the chief executive officer of PATH Partners, a network of homeless and housing agencies, and the publisher of LA's Homeless blog.
SPORTS
Double whammy By Dylan Hernandez, Times Staff Writer
Seven fined in incident By Dylan Hernandez and Kevin Baxter, Times Staff Writers
Rays overpower the Red Sox, 9-1 By Mike Digiovanna, Times Staff Writer
Baron Davis is latest to get flu By Lisa Dillman, Times Staff Writer
Without Big Brown, it's a different pony show By Bill Dwyre
Tommy Bowden resigns as Clemson coach From the Associated Press
Big hits come from littlest guys By Kevin Baxter and Jim Peltz, Times Staff Writers
Dodgers can't get right, er left, matchup needed By Bill Shaikin
Torre's decisions fuel the second-guessing By T.j. Simers
Old, tired pitching does them in By Bill Plaschke
Seeing would be believing for Craft By Chris Foster, Times Staff Writer
Sanchez looking forward By Gary Klein, Times Staff Writer
Tinkering as he tailors lineup By Broderick Turner, Times Staff Writer
Kings' Johnson to have surgery for shoulder tear From Times Staff and Wire Reports
It's time to change the plugs and points By Pete Thomas, Times Staff Writer
Romo or no, 'Boys will be 'Boys ... or not By Sam Farmer
Browns humble Giants From the Associated Press
NATIONAL
Pediatricians recommend double doses of vitamin D From Reuters
Florida congressman facing sex scandal From the Associated Press
Child's play likely caused fatal blaze From Times Wire Reports
Lawsuit filed in deputy's rampage From Times Wire Reports
Obese inmate's appeal rejected From Times Wire Reports
Lawmakers push dueling economic aid plans From the Associated Press
Nuclear scientist sues colleagues From Times Wire Reports
McCain is looking for another comeback By Mark Z. Barabak and Maeve Reston, Times Staff Writers
Three people die on Kauai From Times Wire Reports
Obama adds to economic plan By Janet Hook and Seema Mehta, Times Staff Writers
Out to boost Obama's Nevada odds By Kate Linthicum, Times Staff Writer
18th Nebraska abandonment From the Associated Press
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