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What happened on January 06, 2009
NATIONAL
Leon Panetta is Obama's pick for CIA director By Greg Miller and Christi Parsons
Obama's election is changing the politics of race By Peter Wallsten
No hiding the disappointment about Richardson By Ralph Vartabedian
Bush to Create New Protected Ocean Monuments By Kenneth R. Weiss
Burris heads toward face-off By Mike Dorning and Monique Garcia
Anthrax suspect said to acknowledge suicide associated press
Obama sweetens stimulus for GOP By Jim Puzzanghera and Christi Parsons
Obama picks four former Clinton officials for Justice Department By Josh Meyer and David G. Savage
National Briefing times wire reports
Court upholds prisoner secrecy associated press
Off to school
The Nation times wire reports
Safe
The Nation times wire reports
Healthcare spending in U.S. slows By Noam N. Levey
Al Franken named winner of Minnesota race; Coleman expected to challenge the result By Kim Murphy
BUSINESS
'Hormone imbalance' raises question of cancer By Shari Roan
Televisa-Univision court clash could alter landscape of Spanish-language TV By Meg James
Don Corsini takes KTLA post By Meg James
The prognosis for Apple's Steve Jobs: continuing conjecture By Dawn C. Chmielewski and Jessica Guynn
Lionsgate to acquire TV Guide Network and TVGuide.com By Claudia Eller
Ex-EBay chief Meg Whitman quits board seats By Marc Lifsher
Hyundai gives recession-fearful buyers a way out By Martin Zimmerman
Plum Creek Timber won't seek change in rules for forest roads Associated Press
Gasoline prices rise By Ronald D. White
Bankruptcy filings jump by one-third in 2008 Associated Press
IndyMac bank to get new name By E. Scott Reckard
Business Briefing / Healthcare Times Staff and Wire Services
Business Briefing / Food Times Staff and Wire Services
Business Briefing / Autos Times Staff and Wire Services
Business Briefing / Heme Parks Times Staff and Wire Services
Business Briefing / Entertainment Times Staff and Wire Services
Construction spending falls less than expected Associated Press
IPOs at standstill as economy stalls Bloomberg News
Congressmen sound off against SEC in Madoff affair By Maura Reynolds
Feds start wait list for DTV converter box coupons Associated Press
Stocks fluctuate after last week's rally Associated Press
Merrill Lynch brokerage head Bob McCann to step down Bloomberg News
CDR, at root of Richardson probe, is no stranger to suits By William Heisel
Business Briefing / Insurance Times Staff and Wire Services
China warns Google to do more to block porn Associated Press
Book retailer Borders Group names new CEO Associated Press
Auto sales continue their slide By Ken Bensinger
Crystal and china maker Waterford Wedgwood files for bankruptcy Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
SS Catalina is seaworthy no more By Bob Pool
California brown pelicans found frail and far from home By Louis Sahagun
Gay-marriage opponents attack Jerry Brown's argument to void Proposition 8 By Jessica Garrison
Friendship Park's intended purpose is lost in fog of border war By Hector Tobar
Griffin Bell dies at 90; former attorney general and federal judge was at the center of disputes over race By Richard Fausset
California Supreme Court says breakaway parish can't take national church's property By Duke Helfand and Maura Dolan
Long Beach puts airport privatization on agenda By Dan Weikel and Louis Sahagun
Son sentenced to 22 years, 8 months to life in Crenshaw murder case By Jack Leonard
Villaraigosa, Bratton expect crime to dip in 2009 By Joel Rubin
The harsh economy isn't keeping O.C.'s small-businessmen down By Dana Parsons
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Harriet Ryan
California Briefing / Orange County By Susannah Rosenblatt
California Briefing / Long Beach By Andrew Blankstein
California Briefing / Orange County By Stuart Pfeifer
The Region
Villaraigosa speaks out on Gaza
Nick Scandone, 1966 - 2009 By Claire Noland
Passings Times Wire Reports
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Andrew Blankstein
Orange County workers get pink slips By Stuart Pfeifer
California Briefing / Carlsbad By Tony Perry
Carona trial to pick up with closing statements By Christine Hanley
ENTERTAINMENT
'The Red Convertible' by Louise Erdrich By Carolyn Kellogg
'Frontline: The Old Man and the Storm' By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
Producer's Guild of America award nominees announced By Susan King
Mural mortality By Alicia Lozano
The toast of the coast By Amy Orozco
No departures from reality By Robert Lloyd, Television Critic
Fear is in fashion on CW's '13' By Yvonne Villarreal
The Big Picture By Patrick Goldstein
Quick Takes By Randy Lewis
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By Matea Gold
Quick Takes Associated Press
Palm Springs International Film Festival has its own star power By Susan King
WORLD
Police in Israel grapple with a mafia gang war By Ashraf Khalil
L.A.-Israel ecstasy connection was a natural By Ashraf Khalil
Iraqis call for justice in Blackwater deaths By Raheem Salman and Kimi Yoshino
Travolta's son said to have died of seizure, not head injury associated press
Greek riot policeman shot; extremist group suspected By Gina Kalovirna and Sebastian Rotella
Israel seizes high-rises, attacks tunnels in Gaza By Richard Boudreaux
Missiles aimed at Hamas figure kill family in Gaza By Ashraf Khalil and Rushdi Abu Alouf
At the Rafah crossing, a stream of injured Palestinians and an Arab dilemma By Jeffrey Fleishman
Russian gas supplies cut to Bulgaria, Macedonia reuters
World Briefing / Afghanistan times wire reports
World Briefing / Turkey times wire reports
The World
Kenya's prime minister looks back on 2008 violence, and with hope at 2009 By Edmund Sanders
SPORTS
Emmanuel Moody says Florida has speed to burn USC By Chris Dufresne
Defensive coordinator Nick Holt leaving USC By Gary Klein
Ravens use an old motivational ploy: lack of respect By Childs Walker
Clippers waive Fred Jones, Paul Davis; Cheikh Samb checks in By Lisa Dillman
Downsizing hasn't affected every area of newspapers By T.j. Simers
Spurs use their balance to beat the Heat ASSOCIATED PRESS
Lakers continue looking westward By Mike Bresnahan and Broderick Turner
Chargers' LaDainian Tomlinson might not play ASSOCIATED PRESS
Santa Anita assesses synthetic track after several incidents By Eric Sondheimer
Tom Williams to be Yale's first black head coach for football ASSOCIATED PRESS
Michael Redd leads Bucks past Raptors ASSOCIATED PRESS
Manny Ramirez and Dodgers are still talking STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
Cal State Northridge edges UC Davis, 84-81 ASSOCIATED PRESS
High school game of the day By Eric Sondheimer
Texas uses last-second touchdown to beat Ohio State, 24-21 ASSOCIATED PRESS
Kings, Ducks face off after impressive wins By Helene Elliott
Matt Millen walks into a Lion's den By Mike Penner
Angels lock in Mike Scioscia through at least 2014 By Mike Digiovanna
San Diego's Darren Sproles turns size deficit to his advantage By Bill Dwyre
OPINION
Who're the real Nazis? By Jonah Goldberg
The law is on Blagojevich's side By Erwin Chemerinsky, Erwin Chemerinsky is the dean of the UC Irvine School of Law.
In California, it's the budget and the economy
Coal ash -- a Tennessee wake-up call
Hamas speaks By Mousa Abu Marzook, Mousa Abu Marzook is the deputy of the political bureau of Hamas, the Islamic Resistance Movement.
Broker a Gaza cease-fire now
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