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What happened on April 16, 2009
NATIONAL
Empty Florida homes may return to nature By Richard Fausset
Obama's tax day promise: Incomes taxes will get simpler By John Mccormick
Right-wing extremists seen as a threat By Greg Miller
Eric Holder criticizes tactics in terrorism fight Associated Press
Yankees sued over fan's ejection during 'God Bless America' Associated Press
The Nation
National Briefing / North Dakota Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / North Dakota Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / North Carolina Times Wire Reports
Armitage says waterboarding is torture Associated Press
Reagan returning to Washington - in bronze By Richard Simon
National Briefing / And Finally . . . Times Wire Reports
BUSINESS
United Airlines could require obese passengers to buy a second ticket By Julie Johnsson
DJ video game dispute spins to court By Alex Pham
Metric counts its iTunes success By Todd Martens
Diamond industry rocked by soft market By Henry Chu
Median housing prices may be stabilizing in Southern California By Peter Y. Hong and David Pierson
Dispute forces L.A. Hotel Venture to file Chapter 11 By Nathan Olivarez-giles
BofA shareholder revenge could befall CEO Kenneth D. Lewis By E. Scott Reckard
Bidder for Saturn steps forward, promises to keep the brand alive By Ken Bensinger
Consumer prices slip in March, but manufacturing output falls, too By V. Dion Haynes, Haynes writes for the Washington Post.
Stocks open modestly lower on economic worries associated press
Business Briefing TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Housing TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Internet TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Airlines TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Business Briefing / Courts TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Company Town
Empty spaces in the supply chain By Ronald D. White
China's GDP growth is slowing By Don Lee
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Republicans stage 'tea party' protests against Obama By Michael Finnegan and Janet Hook
In tony Malibu, $195 cargo pants aplenty, but nary a hammer or nail By Martha Groves
There's nothing sneaky about Proposition 1A By George Skelton
California to receive federal funding for water, earthquake needs By Bettina Boxall and Jia-rui Chong
Alcohol a growing problem in the L.A. County Sheriff's Department, report says By Richard Winton
Case against supermarket mogul goes to jury By Scott Glover
Layoffs would hit Villaraigosa's schools especially hard By Howard Blume
Healthcare firm accused of punishing Spanish-speakers settles suit By Teresa Watanabe
L.A. County reserve deputy is accused of fraud at his security firm By Andrew Blankstein
Earmark requests by Californians in Congress get increased public scrutiny By Richard Simon
Richard Baker dies at 62; former Ocean Pacific president bridged surf industry and Wall Street By Adam Tschorn
Censured Riverside County judge to resign By Maura Dolan
Schwarzenegger says illegal immigrants aren't to blame for fiscal crisis By Evan Halper
Merle Harmon dies at 82; longtime sports broadcaster Associated Press
U.S. court refuses to halt clean-truck program at L.A. and Long Beach ports By Carol J. Williams
Les Keiter dies at 89; sportscaster known for radio re-creations of games Times Staff And Wire Reports
L.A. to partner with 3 universities on clean technology By Maeve Reston
California Briefing / Westwood By Larry Gordon
California Briefing / South Pasadena By Carol J. Williams
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Carol J. Williams
California Briefing / Sacramento Associated Press
California Briefing / Mira Loma By David Kelly
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California Briefing / San Diego By Tony Perry
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Rebecca Trounson
Jerry Gillam dies at 77; former Sacramento reporter for L.A. Times By Jon Thurber
Charles Teitel dies at 93; theater operator brought foreign art films to Chicago By Trevor Jensen
OPINION
Colombia's Alvaro Uribe -- return of the South American strongman? By Michael Shifter, Michael Shifter is vice president for policy at the Inter-American Dialogue and adjunct professor at Georgetown University.
Journalists need a federal shield law
Greenhouse gas rules could fuel oil dependence By Gal Luft, Gal Luft, executive director of the Institute for the Analysis of Global Security and co-founder of the Set America Free Coalition, is a coauthor of "Energy Security Challenges for the 21st Century" and "Turning Oil into Salt: How Breaking the Oil Monopoly Can Make Us Prosper Again."
Politics -- that's where the money is
Opinion
Care program defended
More to the Sioux Falls story
Too late
Food safety
What's in a name
Animal rights and us
First Dog Bo
WORLD
Gates warns against Israeli strike on Iran's nuclear facilities By Paul Richter
Awaiting Obama, Mexico hopes for change By Tracy Wilkinson
Colombia police arrest major drug figure By Chris Kraul
North Korea's mysterious power broker By John M. Glionna
Monthlong India election begins By Mark Magnier and Pavitra Ramaswamy
Latin America summit a proving ground for Obama By Peter Nicholas
China navy will be built up fast, commander says Associated Press
Afghans jeer female protesters Associated Press
Iran's Ahmadinejad offers new start with West By Borzou Daragahi and Ramin Mostaghim
World Briefing / Israel Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / India Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Pakistan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Sudan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Australia Times Wire Reports
U.S. soldier guilty of murdering 4 Iraqis Associated Press
Pirates indirectly prevent rescued captain and his crew from reuniting By Edmund Sanders
ENTERTAINMENT
Andrew Robinson's 'April Showers' focuses on survivors of Columbine By Yvonne Villarreal
Maria Shriver will explore status of U.S. women in tough economic times By Tina Daunt
'She Always Knew How' by Charlotte Chandler By Kevin Thomas, Thomas reviews movies for The Times.
Under the Hollywood Hypnotist's spell at the Laugh Factory By Drew Tewksbury
'Idol's' first save gives Matt Giraud a second chance By Denise Martin
Dismal fate may await 'State of Play' By John Horn
'Crank: High Voltage' By Susan King
'Duplicity' By Betsy Sharkey
'Anvil! The Story of Anvil' By Kenneth Turan
Chapter 10 By Judith Freeman
The Coachella Festival By David Sarno
Theater Review By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By John Horn
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Indian and Polish film festivals By Susan King
Crystal Antlers rolls with the punches By Eric Ducker
Life, Paul Dano says, is just 'Gigantic' By Michael Ordona
SPORTS
Danica Patrick returns to Long Beach for Grand Prix By Jim Peltz
The pain from Hillsborough tragedy remains By Chuck Culpepper
Progression is made on Jackie Robinson's legacy By Kurt Streeter
Orlando Hudson sees fewer African Americans in the majors By Dylan Hernandez
Maurice Jones-Drew signs five-year, $31-million deal with Jaguars Staff And Wire Reports
Boston's Tim Wakefield flirts with no-hitter Associated Press
Distracted Angels are routed By Mike Digiovanna
All the pressure is on the Sharks, not the Ducks By Helene Elliott
Cubs find a warm embrace in the Friendly Confines By Chris Erskine, Erskine writes the "Man of the House" column in Saturday's Home section.
Spurs earn third spot in West with overtime win Associated Press
Rangers beat Capitals Associated Press
Other Results Associated Press
UCLA gymnasts are peaking at the right time By Mark Medina
Dylan Hernandez / On The Dodgers By Dylan Hernandez
Results Associated Press
Clippers, past and present, are mocked Times Staff
Lakers are seen as being too good for the Jazz By Broderick Turner
Angels' John Lackey and Ervin Santana are making progress By Mike Digiovanna
Carlos Delgado, Oliver Perez carry the Mets Associated Press
Clippers end season on sour note with 126-85 loss to Oklahoma City By Lisa Dillman
Ian Kinsler hits for the cycle in Texas Rangers' victory Associated Press
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