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What happened on January 11, 2009
WORLD
Uganda's conflict spreads to Congo, where LRA rebels massacre villagers By Edmund Sanders
Behind the lines with the Taliban By Paul Watson
A top Hamas commander, Palestinian family of 7 die in Gaza attacks By Richard Boudreaux And Rushdi Abu Alouf
Colombia Indians face down violence By Chris Kraul
Bush rejected Israel plea to help attack Iran, report says Associated Press
Kurdish leader sees authoritarian drift in Iraq By Ned Parker
World Briefing / Ukraine Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Yemen Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Britain Times Wire Reports
ENTERTAINMENT
Robert Downey Jr. talks with Steve Lopez By Steve Lopez
My Night With Prince By Ann Powers, Pop Music Critic
Musicians add second careers to their repertoires By Blair Tindall
Change comes to '24' By Denise Martin
Art fairs photo.l.a., Art LA and the Los Angeles Art Show head to Southern California By Suzanne Muchnic
'American Idol's' high-wire act By Richard Rushfield
'Banquet at Delmonico's' by Barry Werth By Art Winslow, Winslow is a former literary and executive editor of the Nation.
'Good Bobby' writer-actor digs deep into Kennedy's core By Gary Goldstein
Jim Broadbent joins the 'Harry Potter' honor roll By Geoff Boucher
'The Art of Conversation' by Catherine Blyth By Paula L. Woods, Woods is a writer and frequent contributor to The Times' Books section.
'The School of Essential Ingredients,' 'Food Matters,' By Susan Salter Reynolds
'The Electric Company' By Deborah Netburn
Ginnifer Goodwin, of 'He's Just Not That Into You,' embracing rejection By Lisa Rosen
Into the 'Green Zone' By John Horn
On 'Harper's Island,' survival is the game By Mindy Farabee
In 'Lark and Termite,' Jayne Anne Phillips continues to explore human vulnerabilities and the lasting effects of war on memory By Susan Salter Reynolds
'Livability: Stories' by Jon Raymond By George Ducker, Ducker is a writer in Los Angeles.
'Kings' By Matea Gold
'Lost' By Maria Elena Fernandez
TV heroes for our fraudulent times By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
'Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian' By Susan King
Joshua Redman charts a new direction with 'Compass' By Chris Barton
Clive Owen readies for some spy games By Susan King
2009 release highlights By Rebecca Ascher-walsh
Mark Seliger's 'The Music Book' By Liesl Bradner
A year's worth of stars and stories
'Reborn: Journals & Notebooks 1947-1963' by Susan Sontag, edited by David Rieff By Laurie Stone, Stone is the author of "Starting With Serge," "Close to the Bone" and "Laughing in the Dark."
'The Unusuals' will be on the case By Choire Sicha
'Trust Me' Rene Lynch
Networks have plenty of new shows on tap By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
'The Trials of Kate Hope' by Warwick Downing By Janet Fitch, Fitch is the author of "White Oleander" and "Paint It Black" and a young adult novel, "Kicks." She teaches in the master of professional writing program at USC.
Jackie Earle Haley goes behind Rorschach's mask in 'Watchmen' By Geoff Boucher
Get up to speed on where the top series left off By Maria Elena Fernandez
Creativity Corner
Kids' book reviews
Jokes & Riddles
'The Butterfly Scarf' By Marjorie Flathers
Culture Monster By Mike Boehm
LOS ANGELES TIMES / Jan. 11, 2009
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TV starts to notice others in the room By Scott Collins
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
A case so tragic, Covina police will never forget By Tami Abdollah
Actor Don Galloway dies at 71 By Valerie J. Nelson
Los Angeles residents take inventory of billboards By Esmeralda Bermudez
School bus collision hurts 26 Lennox Middle School students By Ruben Vives And Louis Sahagun
Don Callender, who turned his mom's pie shop into the Marie Callender's chain, dies at 81 By Claire Noland
Drowned man in life jacket identified in Dana Point By Louis Sahagun
Schwarzenegger's effort to expedite highway projects angers environmentalists By Eric Bailey And Evan Halper
Gertrude Baines may be 114, but she's not counting By Esmeralda Bermudez
Army Spc. Tony J. Gonzales, 20, Newman; killed in explosion in Iraq By Kate Linthicum
Man arrested at LAX with numerous guns says he's a law-abiding citizen ASSOCIATED PRESS
Westwood marchers back Gaza's Palestinians By Hector Becerra
Don Randall, sales and marketing force behind Fender instruments, dies at 91 By Dennis Mclellan
San Pedro bookstore's centennial speaks volumes By Catherine Ho
Quite the condor conversion By Louis Sahagun
SEIU merger to create healthcare 'mega-local' in California By Evelyn Larrubia
Military deaths
Red-flag fire danger lurks under blue skies in Los Angeles By Hector Becerra
California Briefing / Oakland ASSOCIATED PRESS
California Briefing / Riverside By David Kelly
California Briefing / Willowbrook By Ruben Vives
Westminster mobile home burns
NATIONAL
Cyber-spy shares her know-how tracking terrorists By Erika Hayasaki
Obama campaign manager talks new media By Kate Linthicum
New warship honors former President Bush Associated Press
X X X Associated Press
Sticker shock douses 'eternal' flame Associated Press
The president and I By Joanna Lin
Marching band takes Chiefs name to D.C. after all By Peter H. King
Obama says plan would bring 3 million new jobs Washington Post
Inaugural parties' theme color: green By Richard Simon And Jill Zuckman
Write away, student journalists By James Rainey
Meet and greet and eat
SPORTS
Tebow gets in a good non-sound bite By Chris Foster
Randy Carlyle urges intensity with Corey Perry's return By Helene Elliott
Ravens knock Titans out, 13-10 By Jamison Hensley, reporting from nashville
Chargers hope to avoid key shortcoming By Sam Farmer
Kalin Lucas leads way in Michigan State's 75-62 victory over Kansas ASSOCIATED PRESS
Chris Kaman is probably out through All-Star break By Lisa Dillman
Saito signs with Red Sox, solidifying Broxton's role as Dodgers closer By Dylan Hernandez
Reality body-checks Celtics By Mark Heisler
Robert Wood is Times' back of the year By Eric Sondheimer
Brian Barnes is Times' coach of the year By Ben Bolch
Taylor Martinez is Glenn Davis Award winner By Ben Bolch
Iutu Tepa is Times' lineman of the year By Eric Sondheimer
The Times' Final Top 25
The Times' First Team By Ben Bolch
Kings get overpowered by Devils By Billy Witz
Stopping Dwyane Wade is the Lakers' top priority By Broderick Turner
Timberwolves win fifth straight, 106-104 ASSOCIATED PRESS
Jazz extends its dominance of Pistons ASSOCIATED PRESS
Ogilvy's 65 gives him a six-shot margin Staff and Wire Reports
Arizona Cardinals stun favored Carolina Panthers, 33-13 By Vaughn Mcclure
Giants put focus on bringing down Donovan McNabb By Tom Rock, Tom Rock writes for Newsday.
Bears hire Rod Marinelli as assistant coach ASSOCIATED PRESS
She's still No. 1 in his thoughts By Bill Plaschke
High School Basketball By Eric Sondheimer
A team run (into ground?) like nobody's business By T.J. Simers
Carlos Ochoa, Chivas get Interliga title shot By Kevin Baxter
Cal State Fullerton wins at UC Santa Barbara ASSOCIATED PRESS
In this spirited debate, He wins By Kurt Streeter
Is UCLA's Jrue Holiday too cool for his school? By David Wharton
UCLA-USC matchup loses some luster By Chris Foster And David Wharton
Former teammates on different sides of the USC-UCLA rivalry By Corina Knoll
Nfl Playoffs By Alan Robinson, Robinson writes for the Associated Press.
A Close Call
Morning Briefing associated press
Bird's Nest seeks post-Olympic purpose By Stephen Wade, Stephen Wade writes for the Associated Press.
Morning Briefing By Sally Jenkins, Sally Jenkins is a columnist for the Washington Post.
Ducks tonight By Helene Elliott
Coast To Coast By Mark Heisler
USC-UCLA tonight By Chris Foster
BUSINESS
Lawyer cannot serve both parties in reviewing contract By Stephen Glassman And Donie Vanitzian
Grand view in grand style By Dinah Eng
Confused about love and money?
Junk bonds were trashed, U.S. bonds were treasured in '08 By Josh Friedman
Wi-Fi up high: Row44 Web access for airlines gets a test flight over Las Vegas By David Colker
After disastrous fourth quarter, what next for mutual fund owners? By Tom Petruno
Chrysler (again) works to design itself a miracle By Dan Neil
Audacity itself as economic theory By Peter G. Gosselin
Mutual fund fees that every investor should monitor associated press
Knowing when to get in, and out By Peter Y. Hong
Home Of The Week Update By Lauren Beale
A long downturn could take a toll on mutual funds By Walter Hamilton
Home equity tapped out? Here are income options for seniors associated press
Can the new Taurus save Ford, again? By Ken Bensinger
Letters
Letters
Letters
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Letters
Letters
Letters
Letters
Consumer Briefs times wire reports
Consumer Briefs / Labeling times wire reports
Consumer Briefs / Gadgets times wire reports
Consumer Briefs / Recalls times wire reports
Guide to mutual fund categories
Personal Finance By Kathy M. Kristof
Weekly Mortgage Rates
Experts urge incentives for loan modifications By E. Scott Reckard
New conforming loan limits for '09 By Lauren Beale
Rent It Right By Janet Portman, Inman News
OPINION
Silence the guns in Gaza
'Natural' remedies need oversight By Henry I. Miller, Henry I. Miller, a physician and a fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, was an official at the FDA from 1979 to 1994.
Don't discount the Newbery By Susan Patron, Susan Patron worked in children's services at the L.A. Public Library for 35 years. She is the winner of the 2007 Newbery Medal for "The Higher Power of Lucky." Its sequel, "Lucky Breaks," will be published in March.
Battle lines By Joel Pett, Joel Pett is the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist of the Lexington-Herald-Leader. His work also appears in USA Today.
Jobs, No. 1
Poor marks for a shorter year
All smoke, little action
What's best for Billy?
IMAGE
Motorcycle boots arrive for winter By Melissa Magsaysay
At the Globes: empathy chic? By Monica Corcoran
Petite? Head to the boys' section for a blazer By Melissa Magsaysay
Boutique discounts on clothing, jewelry, eyewear, spa treatments By Max Padilla
Taz Arnold: rocking his look and label, one at a time By Booth Moore, FASHION CRITIC
Los Angeles salons note a client downturn By Monica Corcoran
John Varvatos hopes to go global with rock-flavored menswear line. By Adam Tschorn
TRAVEL
Wild journey into the Kelabit Highlands By John Henderson
The $999 deal By Jane Engle
Honolulu follows the inaugural-party line By Rosemary Mcclure
A surprise Valentine's Day in Paris awaits By Susan Spano, Mary Forgione, Scott Martelle And Hugo Martin
On the trail of 'Ramona' By Christopher Reynolds
The Elm House Inn in Napa
Dine upscale for less during L.A.'s Restaurant Week By Hugo Martin
Scents? Eau no! By Catharine Hamm
Tours & cruises: the Grand Canyon and more By Avital Binshtock
See Washington, D.C., like a local By Amanda Abrams
Head to Washington for Barack Obama's inauguration bashes By Jen Leo
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NEWS
For The Record
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Brazil firm tries bridging education gap By Joshua Partlow, Partlow writes for the Washington Post
Japanese archers shoot as much for the mood By Eric Talmadge, Talmadge writes for the Associated Press.
Teacher ostracized for corruption fight By Ben Stocking, Stocking writes for the Associated Press.
Idaho or bust: Nez Perce wants peace medal back By John Miller, Miller writes for the Associated Press.
From Our Blogs By Kate Linthicum, Richard Rushfield, Kimi Yoshino And Mary Engel
For The Record
Ignition-lock laws target drunk drivers By Michael Tarm, Tarm writes for the Associated Press.
Inundated In British Columbia
The numbers behind latest jobs report By Ellen Simon, Simon writes for the Associated Press.
Court to weigh case on Noriega's repatriation By Curt Anderson, Anderson writes for the Associated Press.
A light they hope Obama snuffs By Jocelyn Noveck, Noveck writes for the Associated Press.
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