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What happened on October 28, 2008
ENTERTAINMENT
There's plenty cookin' By Robert Hilburn
Hume tires of 'bitter' politics By Matea Gold, Gold is a Times staff writer
Sickness can't stop her music By Randy Lewis, Lewis is a Times staff writer.
Getty to increase grants for showing of L.A. postwar art By Suzanne Muchnic, Muchnic is a Times staff writer.
Loosen up, Oscars By Patrick Goldstein
Words from the past, insights for today By Mark Swed
Disturbing views on Taliban's work By Tony Perry, Perry is a Times staff writer.
CTG gets NEA new play grant By Mike Boehm
'Law' to return in NBC shuffle City News Service
Motown mourns Levi Stubbs Associated Press
Starz to revisit 'Spartacus' By Lee Margulies
Finally
A celebration fit for both King and Monk By Chris Barton, Barton is a Times staff writer.
Strawberry is far from the town's only flavor By Katherine Tulich, Tulich is a freelance writer.
Belgian television scraps Hitler menu Associated Press
BUSINESS
Not-guilty pleas in Ralphs case The Associated Press
CalPERS wrestles another bear By Marc Lifsher, Lifsher is a Times staff writer.
Grocery union has fresh plans By Jerry Hirsch, Hirsch is a Times staff writer.
More people cutting own firewood on public land The Associated Press
The end of the road for U.S. carmakers? By Ken Bensinger, Bensinger is a Times staff writer.
Boeing, machinists agree on pact terms By Susanna Ray, Ray writes for Bloomberg News.
Wal-Mart cuts store growth From Times Staff and Wire Reports
FilmL.A. names a new president From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Microsoft unveils storage program From Times Staff and Wire Reports
J&J acquires HealthMedia From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Rituxan eases arthritis pain From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Verizon earnings increase 31% The Associated Press
Loonie's loss may be Hollywood's gain By Richard Verrier, Verrier is a Times staff writer.
Real estate trust juggles leadership The Associated Press
New-home sales unexpectedly rise 2.7% in September The Associated Press
Late selling deflates Dow By Martin Zimmerman, Zimmerman is a Times staff writer.
Embarq in rural phone merger The Associated Press
Back to the '80s: Japan's market at 26-year low By Tom Petruno, Tom Petruno is a Times staff writer.
Another loss for Maguire By Peter Y. Hong, Hong is a Times staff writer.
Bailout divides regional banks By E. Scott Reckard, Reckard is a Times staff writer.
ATM and overdraft fees rise again The Associated Press
Times lays off 10% of editorial staff By Roger Vincent, Vincent is a Times staff writer.
Arbitron loses bid to block lawsuit From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Sinking gas prices may fall further By Ronald D. White, White is a Times staff writer.
Oil firms pour on charm before posting fat profits By Elizabeth Douglass, Douglass is a Times staff writer.
Deal for 66 Applebee's lifts parent firm By Jerry Hirsch, Hirsch is a Times staff writer.
NATIONAL
Pair accused of plotting to kill Obama, 102 blacks By Richard A. Serrano, Serrano is a Times staff writer.
Tug of war in the GOP By Peter Wallsten, Wallsten is a Times staff writer.
Corruption conviction doesn't daunt Stevens By Richard B. Schmitt, Schmitt is a Times staff writer.
Confessions from the campaign trail By Peter Nicholas, Nicholas is a Times staff writer.
Confessions from the campaign trail By Maeve Reston, Reston is a Times staff writer.
1,000 miles from home By Nicholas Riccardi, Riccardi is a Times staff writer.
Arrests in child prostitution raid Times Wire Reports
Prostate study is halted Times Wire Reports
Three questioned in campus killings Times Wire Reports
Boy, 8, dies in Uzi accident at expo Times Wire Reports
Man charged in wife's slaying Times Wire Reports
Campaign softly and swing a metal cane Washington Post
Judge defines detainees as enemy combatants Associated Press
Michelle Obama dishes with Jay Leno Associated Press
Puget Sound orcas presumed dead By Kim Murphy
Hudson IDs nephew's body By Sophia Tareen, Tareen is a reporter for the Associated Press.
Spreading a wealth of criticism By Seema Mehta and Maeve Reston, Reston and Mehta are Times staff writers.
SCIENCE
Ruins bolster legend of Solomon By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Maugh is a Times staff writer.
Study details sex-abuse rates of deployed female soldiers By Thomas H. Maugh Ii, Maugh is a Times staff writer.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Ire over hanged Palin doll By Victoria Kim, Kim is a Times staff writer.
Few can use state high-risk pool for uninsured By Jordan Rau, Rau is a Times staff writer.
Child actor turned photographer By Valerie J. Nelson, Nelson is a Times staff writer.
A few small victories By Paul Lieberman
Mysteries from a desert sage By Dennis Mclellan, McLellan is a Times staff writer.
U.S. citizen was held in immigration custody By Anna Gorman, Gorman is a Times staff writer.
Arcadia halts new massage licenses By James Wagner, Wagner is a Times staff writer.
Father of Councilman Parks dies By Jean Merl, Merl is a Times staff writer.
Spector jury set for opening statements By Harriet Ryan, Ryan is a Times staff writer
Gates returns to police-immigration fray By Andrew Blankstein and David Zahniser, Blankstein and Zahniser are Times staff writers.
Legislators to revisit the budget By Evan Halper, Halper is a Times staff writer.
School workers to stage protest By Evelyn Larrubia
Santa Ana bus terminal to close By Paloma Esquivel
Prosecutor to stay on Carona case By Christine Hanley
Deputy shoots alleged attacker By Andrew Blankstein
Steelhead trout remain protected Associated Press
DWP official to run for city controller By David Zahniser, Zahniser is a Times staff writer.
Entrepreneur founded space firm Times Staff and Wire Reports
Tenor performed often at La Scala Times Staff and Wire Reports
Bringing wedded bliss to prison time By Dana Parsons
Round-the-world sailor and author Times Staff and Wire Reports
Landing-system problem at LAX delays flights By Dan Weikel, Weikel is a Times staff writer.
DWP to refund agencies By Phil Willon, Willon is a Times staff writer.
Judge refuses to dismiss Carona prosecutor By Christine Hanley, Hanley is a Times staff writer.
OCTA to close Santa Ana bus terminal By Paloma Esquivel, Esquivel is a staff writer.
Sultry October shaping up as our lost summer By Hector Becerra, Becerra is a Times staff writer
SPORTS
Cries of foul follow Otis and program By Lance Pugmire, Pugmire is a Times staff writer
Repairing a broken trail By Mark Heisler, Heisler is a Times staff writer.
Singletary makes a quick impression By Sam Farmer, Farmer is a Times staff writer.
Kings put up a good fight in loss to the Red Wings By Helene Elliott
Stranger things happen By Lisa Dillman, Dillman is a Times staff writer.
Perfect ending to trip for the Ducks Associated Press
Celtics love it when you overlook them By Mark Heisler, Heisler is a Times staff writer.
Safin loses and then considers retirement Wire Reports
Chiefs' Johnson out indefinitely Associated Press
Favre gets a little loving . . . via a blog By Mike Penner
Things to keep your eye on
Hamels offers to start Game 7, if there is one By Bill Shaikin, Shaikin is a Times staff writer.
Offensive line will get some attention By Chris Foster, Foster is a Times staff writer.
Trojans eager to turn page By David Wharton, Wharton is a Times staff writer.
Willingham's firing changes dynamic By Gary Klein, Klein is a Times staff writer
Titans stay in command with win over rival Colts Associated Press
Jackson's lineup for opener? It's a secret By Broderick Turner and Mike Bresnahan, Turner and Bresnahan are Times staff writers.
Baron Davis has a reason to play By Lisa Dillman, Dillman is a Times staff writer.
Text messages from press row... By Jerry Crowe
More firepower to them By Mike Bresnahan, Bresnahan is a Times staff writer.
Travel to Baseball Heaven By Chris Erskine, Erskine is a Times staff writer.
Soaking its customers By Bill Shaikin, Shaikin is a Times staff writer.
WORLD
Elite police tainted by drug gang By Tracy Wilkinson, Wilkinson is a Times staff writer.
Flooding from storm kills 90, displaces 20,000 Times Wire Reports
Hundreds mourn slain journalist Times Wire Reports
President names new premier Times Wire Reports
Freed slave to be compensated Times Wire Reports
Power-sharing accord stalled Times Wire Reports
Circus tigers escape blaze Times Wire Reports
As violence flares in Congo, civilians stone U.N. bases By Edmund Sanders, Sanders is a Times staff writer.
5 Chinese engineers are slain in Sudan Times Wire Services
Elections must be held, Israel decides The Associated Press
Warships begin patrol off Somalia The Associated Press
The Taliban shoots down U.S. copter; crew survives By Laura King, King is a Times staff writer.
A human touch is the answer at the Vatican By Sebastian Rotella, Rotella is a Times staff writer.
U.S. officials say raid killed Al Qaeda figure By Greg Miller and Josh Meyer, Miller and Meyer are Times staff writers.
OPINION
Scapegoating science By Lawrence M. Krauss, Lawrence M. Krauss directs the Origins Initiative (exploring the beginnings of the universe, as well as human origins, cognition and culture) at Arizona State University. His most recent book is "Hiding in the Mirror," on hidden connections in science.
Will '11 Angry Men' do?
Prop 2: It's the humane thing to do By Wayne Pacelle, Wayne Pacelle is president and chief executive of the Humane Society of the United States. www.YesonProp2.com
Safety nets for families
Parting shots
The Palin way
Israel's chances for peace
Recruiting in high schools
Drug victims
A portrait of a governor
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