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What happened on August 05, 2009
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Federal judges order California to release 43,000 inmates By Carol J. Williams
Family puts Clifton's Cafeteria building up for sale By Cara Mia Di Massa
L.A. County Supervisor Gloria Molina blames the system in slaying of young boy By Garrett Therolf
L.A. Fire Department cuts some rescue vehicles, paramedic supervisors By Robert J. Lopez and Phil Willon
L.A. lawyer accused of fraud in pesticide litigation By Alan Zarembo and Victoria Kim
Charles Gwathmey dies at 71; architect known for modernist home designs Associated Press
Five bodies pulled from charred wreckage after I-5 crash By Paloma Esquivel and My-thuan Tran
Federal judge upholds 'bubble ordinance' for abortion protesters By Robin Abcarian
Suspect's '86 robbery bears similarity to Lily Burk case By Jack Leonard and Richard Winton
Glendale-area brush fire brought under control By Robert J. Lopez
Inglewood's All-American day By Esmeralda Bermudez
Inola Henry dies at 66; teacher and California Democratic activist By Elaine Woo
Put private money where our public cuts are By Steve Lopez
O.C. supervisors order planning agency overhaul By Tami Abdollah
Passings Times Staff And Wire Reports
Theodore D. Nierenberg, founder of Dansk, dies at 86 By Valerie J. Nelson
City activist criticizes Villaraigosa fundraiser sponsored by AEG By David Zahniser and Phil Willon
Democratic lawmakers introduce bills to deal with California water policy By Bettina Boxall
California Briefing By Maeve Reston
California Briefing By Maeve Reston
California Briefing By Larry Gordon
California Briefing By Robert J. Lopez
California Briefing By My-thuan Tran
A run for unity
Passings Times Staff And Wire Reports
Passings Times Staff And Wire Reports
Passings Times Staff And Wire Reports
BUSINESS
Sony unveils pocket-size electronic book reader By Alex Pham
Clunkers provide a bonanza for Southland junkyards By Alana Semuels
Hotel Bel-Air will be closed nearly 2 years for renovation By Hugo Martin
Idealab rebounds with recent focus on clean technology By Alana Semuels
U.S. public transit improvements will be a tough sell By David Lazarus
In healthcare debate, small business becomes pivotal By Noam N. Levey
Gotta go? Runpee.com tells when to head for the head during a movie By David Colker
Acer to expand into televisions, electronic books Bloomberg News
Senate majority leader promises additional 'cash for clunkers' funding soon By Jim Puzzanghera
Paramount won't show 'G.I. Joe' to critics By Ben Fritz
Marvel second-quarter earnings fall, but forecast brightens By Ben Fritz
GE to pay $50 million to settle accounting allegations Associated Press
Electronic Arts' tale of two earnings By Alex Pham
Banks slow to modify mortgages, Treasury reports By E. Scott Reckard and Peter Hong
Market pauses from recent runup, stocks open lower Associated Press
USAA auto premiums to drop 7% in California By Marc Lifsher
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Company Town
ENTERTAINMENT
In the salary tug of war between studios and talent, it's no contest By Patrick Goldstein
Paying tribute to the Grateful Dead in symphony By Chloe Veltman
Cronkite blunder a revealing look inside New York Times By James Rainey
Relief for moviegoers Associated Press
Bauhaus exhibit is one of a kind Associated Press
Shy Jazmine blossoms outdoors By Juliette Funes
UCLA's 'Jaundiced Eye' tackles human nature By Susan King
CW's Dawn Ostroff says there won't be a 'Gossip Girl' spinoff By Maria Elena Fernandez and Denise Martin
Paula Abdul is leaving 'American Idol' By Joe Flint
'When the Rivers Ran Red' recalls Prohibition's effect on wine country By Nick Owchar
'American Adulterer' by Jed Mercurio By Tim Rutten
Seeger and 'the power of song' By Frazier Moore, Frazier Moore writes for the Associated Press.
Theater Review By F. Kathleen Foley
Quick Takes By Todd Martens
Quick Takes By David Ng
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Record Rack By Greg Kot; August Brown; Mikael Wood
Prime-time Tv Rankings City News Service
WORLD
Struggling to make it in Kenya By Edmund Sanders
Rare rocket attack in Afghan capital injures 2 By Laura King
Glory days are over at Iraq copper market By Usama Redha, Redha is a Times staff writer.
Bill Clinton may return to U.S. with journalists Wednesday, South Korean report says By John M. Glionna and Paul Richter
Iran says it's questioning 3 Americans in border town By Maria L. La Ganga and Liz Sly
'Our girls are coming home' By Jessica Garrison and John M. Glionna
Mahmoud Abbas opens Fatah's first congress in 20 years By Richard Boudreaux
Talks for secret mission to North Korea began once journalists were seized, sources say By Paul Richter
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
FOOD
Chili as art? You bet your fancy fixin's By Linda Burum
The Cake Guy shares his secrets of success By Charles Perry
For the record
Kogi mastermind capitalizes on food-truck mania By Jessica Gelt;elina Shatkin
'Easy to drink' isn't an insult when it comes to wines By W. Blake Gray
Goji taunts North American farmers By David Karp
Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill opens at L.A. Live By S. Irene Virbila, RESTAURANT CRITIC
Recipe: Stella! Sazerac By Noelle Carter
NATIONAL
Texting, other driving distractions to be topic of summit By Kristina Sherry
President Obama's VIP healthcare By Mike Dorning
Can the military coexist with social networking sites? By Julian E. Barnes
Obama returning to Elkhart County, Ind., land of recession and rebound By P.J. Huffstutter
Health club shooting in Pennsylvania leaves 4 dead Associated Press
White House rebuts Drudge Report link By Peter Nicholas
Senate begins floor debate on Sotomayor nomination By James Oliphant and David G. Savage
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
An important day in common
OPINION
The game has changed for Pauley Pavilion By Richard Bergman, Richard Bergman served as chairman of Pauley Pavilion's Campaign of Champions Executive Committee from its inception in 2006 to March 2009, when he was asked by the university to step down after he voiced his objections to the new design and financing plans.
The Gitmo NIMBYs By Andrew Cohen, Andrew Cohen is CBS News' chief legal analyst and legal editor.
Healthcare reform that's hard to swallow By Henry I. Miller and Jeff Stier, Henry I. Miller, a physician and fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, was an official at the FDA from 1979 to 1994. He is the author of "To America's Health: A Proposal to Reform the FDA." Jeff Stier is an associate director of the American Council on Science and Health.
More cash for clunkers
Bill Clinton's multi-pronged mission of mercy
Do Schwarzenegger's cuts cross the line?
Letters to the editor
For the record
Letters
Letters
Letters
SPORTS
Arena Football League could fold WATER BREAK Staff And Wire Reports
Darrius Heyward-Bey is trying to catch on By Sam Farmer, ON THE NFL
For Manny Ramirez 'everything is gravy' By Ben Bolch
Joan Benoit wins first women's marathon in Olympic history By Baxter Holmes
Andy Pettitte outpitches Roy Halladay Associated Press
Jarrod Washburn is hit hard in debut with Tigers Associated Press
Vladimir Guerrero back in the cleanup spot By Mike Digiovanna
Bats cool off as Angels lose to White Sox By Mike Digiovanna, ON THE ANGELS
It's good to be the SEC By Chris Dufresne, ON COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Dodgers score a season high in runs By Ben Bolch, ON THE DODGERS
Musings from the far reaches of Dodger Stadium By Chris Erskine
Ana Ivanovic missing the pressure of top ranking By Baxter Holmes
Lakers open title defense against Clippers; host Cavaliers on Christmas Day By Mark Medina
UCLA center Kai Maiava sees a future different from the past By Baxter Holmes
Rockies beat Phillies, 8-3, for fifth win in a row Associated Press
Albert Pujols and Cardinals slam the Mets, 12-7, in 10 innings Associated Press
Lou Holtz is trying to see if he is politically correct By Mike Penner
Lisa Leslie's return not enough to prevent Sparks' loss By Mark Medina
NEWS
A Show Within A Show
Actors name their favorites
Gabriel Byrne's quiet heat By Christy Grosz
Hot Hits
Preparing for the Primetime Emmys isn't easy By Lisa Rosen
Gold Derby By Tom O'Neil
Rookies get their shot at Primetime Emmys By Christy Grosz
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