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What happened on April 03, 2009
ENTERTAINMENT
Jay Leno and Mavis Leno turn serious about the plight of Afghan women
By Tina Daunt
'Fast & Furious'
By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
'American Swing' looks back at sex club Plato's Retreat
By Robert Abele; Gary Goldstein; Kevin Thomas; Sheri Linden
Around The Galleries
By Holly Myers
Review: 'Adventureland'
By Kenneth Turan Times Film Critic
It's White Party time in Palm Springs
By Jessica Gelt
'The Tudors'
By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
'Er'
By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
Costa-Gavras' politically charged 'Z'
By Susan King
'Valentino: The Last Emperor'
By Kenneth Turan, FILM CRITIC
'Book of Clouds' by Chloe Aridjis
By Regina Marler, Marler is the editor of "Queer Beats: How the Beats Turned America on to Sex."
'Sugar'
By Kenneth Turan, FILM CRITIC
'Bart Got a Room'
By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
'Alien Trespass'
By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
Book fairs still going strong
Associated Press
European tastes in L.A.
By Mark Sachs
Theater / Theater Beat
By David C. Nichols; F. Kathleen Foley;
Art / Critic's Notebook
By Christopher Hawthorne, ARCHITECTURE CRITIC
Hero Complex
By Susan King
Dance / Review
By Debra Levine
Critic's Notebook
By Mark Swed, MUSIC CRITIC
Quick Takes
Bloomberg News
Quick Takes
By Lee Margulies
Quick Takes
Associated Press
Quick Takes
Associated Press
Quick Takes
Reuters
Dance / Review
By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
Art / Review
By David Pagel
Quick Takes
In the White House, some reporters become the news
By James Rainey
Quick Takes
Associated Press
Surf's up at Jon Lovitz Comedy Club on Universal CityWalk
By Alicia Lozano
Greg Mottola is at play in 'Adventureland'
By Lisa Rosen
NATIONAL
Wind turbines could more than meet U.S. electricity needs, report says
By Jim Tankersley
Defying economy, New Orleans keeps rebuilding
By Richard Fausset
On the borderline of good and evil
By Scott Kraft
Colorado professor wins wrongful-termination suit
By Deedee Correll, Correll writes for The Times.
Former Gov. Rod Blagojevich indicted
By Jeff Coen
House, Senate approve Obama budget
Washington Post
Afghanistan 'enemy combatants' can make their case in U.S. court, judge says
By David G. Savage
Obama picks survey expert to run the census
Associated Press
Emanuel named as target of extortion attempt by Blagojevich
By John Mccormick
Lawmakers want tobacco put under FDA control
By Rebecca Cole
BUSINESS
China positioning its currency for a run at world supremacy
By Don Lee
Rite Aid to shut as many as 117 stores after wider loss
Associated Press
BMW 750Li: The dance of the electronic fairies
By Dan Neil
AIG subsidiary 21st Century Insurance is downsizing
By David Colker
Northrop Grumman-TRW whistle-blower case settled
By Peter Pae
Recession hits male workers more
By Greg Burns
Dow sells just-acquired Morton Salt to Germany's K+S
Associated Press
Travel industry woos those with plenty of leisure time: furloughed and laid-off workers
By Hugo Martin
South Korean firm unveils plans to put its stamp on L.A. skyline
By Roger Vincent and Peter Pae
Donor's legal troubles may force museum into bankruptcy
By Stuart Pfeifer
Organization launches to help Latino business owners
By Nathan Olivarez-giles
Internet's role in cable TV debated
By Dawn C. Chmielewski and Meg James
European Central Bank trims benchmark interest rate
Associated Press
Setton International Foods stops pistachio shipments
Associated Press
New jobless claims jump, factory orders up
Associated Press
A person familiar with the matter says IBM intends to pay $9 to $10 a share, which would make it the largest acquisition in the company's history.
Bloomberg News
Business Briefing / Lending
Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Banking
Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Aviation
Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Courts
Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Earnings
Times Wire Reports
Five banks repay $353 million in federal bailout funds
Associated Press
Top DVDs and video games
Mortgage rates at record low for 2nd week
Associated Press
Former AIG CEO criticizes successors, bailout
Associated Press
Independent stores pump up the perks to lure shoppers
Associated Press
Wall Street extends rally as economic hopes rise
By Walter Hamilton
Business Briefing / Groceries
Times Wire Reports
FASB relaxes accounting rules for banks on assets
By Tom Petruno
Changyou.com IPO rides Wall Street's rising tide
By Tom Petruno
WORLD
Mexico Under Siege
By Ken Ellingwood
South Korean starlet's suicide is a real-life drama
By Ju-min Park, Park works in The Times' Seoul Bureau.
Afghan law legalizes rape of wife, critics say
Associated Press
G-20 leaders agree to stimulus and regulatory plan
By Christi Parsons
At G-20 summit, British tabloids take their shots at Sarkozy and Merkel
By Henry Chu
NATO states to mark 60th anniversary
By Henry Chu
Michelle Obama makes a royal connection
By Henry Chu
Sunni paramilitary leader released from Iraq jail
By Ned Parker and Saif Hameed
World Briefing / Serbia
TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / The Philippines
TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Venezuela
TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / South Africa
TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Malaysia
TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Pakistan
TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Seychelles
TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Israeli teen killed in West Bank attack
By Richard Boudreaux
G-20 summit surprises with a show of unity
By Henry Chu, and Jim Puzzanghera and Paul Richter
As North Korea readies rocket launch, U.S. turns up pressure
By Julian E. Barnes
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Starved for normality
By Dana Parsons
Truck driver arrested in deadly La Canada crash
By Andrew Blankstein, Jia-rui Chong and Rich Connell
New Pasadena convention center to be unveiled today
By Cara Mia Dimassa
37% of Californians without health insurance at some point, study finds
By Rong-gong Lin Ii
L.A. detainees sue immigration authorities over holding conditions
By Anna Gorman
Obituaries / Helen Levitt, 1913 - 2009
By Mary Rourke, Rourke is a former Times staff writer.
Girl Scout warned about danger before La Cañada crash
By Andrew Blankstein
Judge orders records of priests accused of molestation released
By Victoria Kim
California Briefing / Los Angeles
By Dan Weikel
California Briefing / San Diego
By Tony Perry
California Briefing / Los Angeles
By Howard Blume
California Briefing / Los Angeles
By Harriet Ryan
California Briefing / Santa Ana
By Ari B. Bloomekatz
California Briefing / Chico
By Gale Holland
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Richard Matlow
TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
California Briefing / San Diego
By Tony Perry
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Gus Cifelli
TIMES STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
California lawmakers look past the fiscal crisis
By Michael Rothfeld
Surveying The Snow
L.A. water agency ordered to return nearly $30 million to customers
By David Zahniser
Supervisors call for further study of probation billing
By Molly Hennessy-fiske
Riding wind and waves
Witnesses describe Spears' relationship with Lutfi
By Harriet Ryan
Long Beach school district is up for prize again
By Seema Mehta
Inglewood voter fraud alleged
By Ari B. Bloomekatz
Cluster of tiny quakes shakes Mammoth Lakes area
By Jia-rui Chong
Palmdale City Council moves to develop shuttered airport
By Dan Weikel
OPINION
College admissions' wrenching ins and outs
By Angel B. Perez, Angel B. Perez is the director of admission at Pitzer College in Claremont.
Give Obama a break on the gifts
Stimulus left them cold at the G-20 summit
Free stuff, and us
By Joel Stein
Obama at Notre Dame
What do ethnic labels say?
A vote for voting
Responding to Iran
Dealing with the DNA evidence backlog
SPORTS
Alex Solis is mentally back in the saddle
By Kevin Baxter
Mexico fires 2nd soccer coach in less than a year
By Kevin Baxter
Serena Williams defeats Venus to retain No. 1 ranking
Staff and Wire Reports
Andrew Bynum plays three-on-three
By Broderick Turner and Mike Bresnahan
Connecticut's A.J. Price has paid a hefty toll
By Jeff Jacobs
Joe Torre says team is good, but not cocky
By Jim Peltz
Ducks get a crucial victory
By Helene Elliott
Andre Ethier, Casey Blake homer as Dodgers defeat Angels
By Jim Peltz
Wizards put end to Cavaliers' streak
Associated Press
It has been a long year for Jim Calhoun
By Chris Dufresne
There's a high price to being a baseball fan
By Mike Penner
Orlando Hudson sees a growing rivalry in the National League West
By Bill Shaikin, ON BASEBALL
Results
Associated Press
High Schools
By Ben Bolch; Melissa Rohlin
CBS wants a loud Final Four
By Diane Pucin, ON SPORTS MEDIA
Kings don't test Phoenix's new goalie in 2-1 loss
Associated Press
A 66 puts Brittany Lincicome in a happy place
By Mark Medina
Tim Floyd to stay at USC
By Chris Foster
Marmonte League has no shortage of star power
By Eric Sondheimer, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
Jay Cutler heads to Chicago, and quarterbacks in draft see options open
By Sam Farmer
USC fans face the truth about loyalty and coaches
By Chris Dufresne, ON COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Joe Saunders wants to be Angels' opening-day starter
By Kevin Baxter
Kobe Bryant vs. Ron Artest is worth hearing
By Jerry Crowe
SCIENCE
Food safety reform is on the table again
By Mary Macvean
NEWS
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