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What happened on January 02, 2009
BUSINESS
New safety rules for children's clothes have stores in a fit
By Alana Semuels
Credit rating downgrade, real estate collapse crippled AIG
By Robert O'Harrow Jr. and Brady Dennis, O'Harrow and Dennis write for the Washington Post.
Marines buy cows for Iraqi widows
By Tony Perry
2008 was last year for many brands
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Passat CC easier on the eyes but too expensive for a VW
By Dan Neil
Recession is squeezing the life out of money-strapped hospitals
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Decision to award bailout money to City National Bank probed
By Ralph Vartabedian
Hollywood starts '09 with little to celebrate
By Claudia Eller and Richard Verrier
Foreclosures may hurt Wells Fargo after Wachovia merger
BLOOMBERG NEWS
SPORTS
Peyton Manning and Indianapolis receivers are masters of precision
By Sam Farmer
The Big Ten is outmatched again
By Chris Dufresne
USC's Stafon Johson to return; C.J. Gable might not
Staff Reports
Up next for Clippers: Friday against Phoenix
By Lisa Dillman
Fourth Rose Bowl start is a perfect end for USC's Brian Cushing
By Corina Knoll
Ducks to host Philadelphia Flyers
By Kevin Baxter
The NHL has a great outside game
By Helene Elliott
Beanie Wells not ready to say if he'll return
Associated Press
Ganz picks up Cornhuskers
Associated Press
Rest time is over and big tests loom
By Mike Bresnahan
Joe Paterno says Penn State couldn't shake USC
By Mark Medina
Unfamiliar voices join familiar ones for college bowl games
By Diane Pucin
Andy Murray defeats James Blake, faces Roger Federer next
Wire Reports
LaDainian Tomlinson and Antonio Gates miss practice again
Associated Press
Virginia Tech finds redemption in 20-7 victory over Cincinnati in the Orange Bowl.
Associated Press
Greene leads Hawkeyes, plans to try NFL draft
Associated Press
Pac-10 basketball talent closes in on UCLA
By Chris Dufresne
USC saves its best for last and deserves a reward
By Bill Plaschke
It's better than being Chris Nintendogs
By Mike Penner
Trojans are in full flower in Rose Bowl victory
By Gary Klein
Dodgers may be working on deal to unload Andruw Jones
By T.J. Simers
In Ben Howland's system, it's all about details
By David Wharton
Taj Gibson considers impact on USC basketball
By Chris Foster
USC's Mark Sanchez is the star of the show
By David Wharton
USC to play at Oregon
Capital One Bowl
Associated Press
ROSE BOWL: USC 38, Penn State 24
By David Wharton
Lakers tonight
By Mike Bresnahan
No. 5 In The Driver's Seat
Southland
Associated Press
SCIENCE
Diamonds show comet struck North America, scientists say
By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
ENTERTAINMENT
'Confessions of a Teen Idol' on VH1
By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
More movies will pop out at you
By Chris Kaltenbach, Kaltenbach writes for the Baltimore Sun.
Putrid, yes, but not rotten
By Michael O'Sullivan, O'Sullivan writes for the Washington Post.
'Land of Marvels' by Barry Unsworth
By Martin Rubin, Rubin is a critic and the author of "Sarah Gertrude Millin: A South African Life."
Barack Obama gives Seminary Co-Op a big boost
By Julia Keller
Money flows freely for Barack Obama's inauguration bash
By Tina Daunt
'Let Them Chirp Awhile'
By Mark Olsen
D.W. Griffith: The man, the director
By Tim Page, Page writes for the Washington Post.
With Scott Baio
By Mark Sachs
Gipsy Kings at the Conga Room
By Reed Johnson
A swinging New Year's Eve in L.A.
Joining the club? More clubs
By Charlie Amter
LACMA fashions a new reputation
By Suzanne Muchnic
Defining a year, good and bad
By August Brown; Todd Martens; Ann Powers; Randy Lewis; Chris Barton; Margaret Wappler; Charlie Amter
Art Review
By David Pagel
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Helen Suzman dies at 91; South African anti-apartheid leader
By Jon Thurber
Schwarzenegger aide has ties to former employer that could benefit from state construction projects
By Michael Rothfeld and Jordan Rau
Covina arrests mystify a neighborhood
By Paul Pringle
'The Magic Flute' joins Hamilton High School musicians and L.A. Opera singers
By Yvonne Villarreal
Japanese American family keeps up mochi making tradition
By Teresa Watanabe
Trash contract touches off legal disputes in Montebello
By Catherine Ho
Five shot dead in L.A. County on New Year's Day
By Andrew Blankstein and Nathan Olivarez-giles
The outlook is bleak, but we've seen bleak before
By Dana Parsons
Claiborne Pell dies at 90; former Rhode Island senator, creator of Pell Grants
Associated Press
News flash: Reading and driving don't mix
By Steve Hymon
Sun shines on 120th Rose Parade in Pasadena
By Jessica Garrison and Cara Mia Dimassa
A Bright Spot In Dark Times
Rose Parade trophy winners
Earthquake drill finds weaknesses in steel high-rises
By Jia-rui Chong
Mystery author Donald E. Westlake dies at 75
Times Staff and Wire Reports
California Briefing / Richmond
By Nathan Olivarez-giles
California Briefing / Richmond
By Rich Connell
Practice, Practice
New Year's Resolve In A Bucolic Setting
Wet and wild
WORLD
Iraq-U.S. 'partnership' is in 'transition'
By Ned Parker and Ali Hameed
New Russian law ends jury trials for 'crimes against state'
By Megan K. Stack
Gaza conflict can make or break Ehud Barak's fortunes
By Richard Boudreaux
Israeli strike kills a top Hamas leader in Gaza
By Ashraf Khalil and Ahmed Burai
Iraqi troops take control of Green Zone
By Kimi Yoshino
No stamp of approval for Mexico bureaucrats
By Ken Ellingwood
Russia cuts off natural gas to Ukraine
By Megan K. Stack
World Briefing / Cuba
TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / China
TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / India
TIMES WIRE REPORTS
OPINION
'Terminator' forever
2008 year in review
Test Of A Time
By Paul Slansky, Paul Slansky writes the Weekly News Index at Time.com.
One big family union
By Joel Stein
Focus on Blagojevich
'Disheartening reality'
The hope of the state GOP
Poison in the prison water
NATIONAL
Would-be Aspen bomber kills self, police say
By Nicholas Riccardi
Moderate Republicans may be in big demand in Senate
By Janet Hook
Alexandria, Va., turns to ethicist to help with budget cuts
By Laura Olson
Uncle arrested in girl's hypothermia death
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Obamas wrap up Hawaiian vacation
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Stephanie Edwards returns to her lofty parade perch
By James Rainey
National Briefing / New York
TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Colorado
TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / New York
TIMES WIRE REPORTS
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