What happened on January 11, 2009

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Battle lines Joel Pett, Joel Pett is the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist of the Lexington-Herald-Leader. His work also appears in USA Today.
Silence the guns in Gaza
'Natural' remedies need oversight 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.
Jobs, No. 1
Poor marks for a shorter year
All smoke, little action
Don't discount the Newbery 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.
What's best for Billy?

NEWS

Inundated In British Columbia
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The numbers behind latest jobs report Ellen Simon, Simon writes for the Associated Press.
Japanese archers shoot as much for the mood Eric Talmadge, Talmadge writes for the Associated Press.
A light they hope Obama snuffs Jocelyn Noveck, Noveck writes for the Associated Press.
From Our Blogs Kate Linthicum, Richard Rushfield, Kimi Yoshino and Mary Engel
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Court to weigh case on Noriega's repatriation Curt Anderson, Anderson writes for the Associated Press.
Teacher ostracized for corruption fight Ben Stocking, Stocking writes for the Associated Press.
Idaho or bust: Nez Perce wants peace medal back John Miller, Miller writes for the Associated Press.
Brazil firm tries bridging education gap Joshua Partlow, Partlow writes for the Washington Post
Ignition-lock laws target drunk drivers Michael Tarm, Tarm writes for the Associated Press.

What happened on January 11, 2009

BUSINESS

Chrysler (again) works to design itself a miracle Dan Neil

Knowing when to get in, and out Peter Y. Hong

Wi-Fi up high: Row44 Web access for airlines gets a test flight over Las Vegas David Colker

Rent It Right Janet Portman, Inman News

Mutual fund fees that every investor should monitor associated press

Grand view in grand style Dinah Eng

Consumer Briefs / Gadgets times wire reports

Consumer Briefs / Labeling times wire reports

Consumer Briefs times wire reports

Personal Finance Kathy M. Kristof

Experts urge incentives for loan modifications E. Scott Reckard

Home Of The Week Update Lauren Beale

Consumer Briefs / Recalls times wire reports

A long downturn could take a toll on mutual funds Walter Hamilton

New conforming loan limits for '09 Lauren Beale

Can the new Taurus save Ford, again? Ken Bensinger

Junk bonds were trashed, U.S. bonds were treasured in '08 Josh Friedman

Lawyer cannot serve both parties in reviewing contract Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian

Home equity tapped out? Here are income options for seniors associated press

After disastrous fourth quarter, what next for mutual fund owners? Tom Petruno

Audacity itself as economic theory Peter G. Gosselin

ENTERTAINMENT

Musicians add second careers to their repertoires Blair Tindall

'The Electric Company' Deborah Netburn

Change comes to '24' Denise Martin

TV starts to notice others in the room Scott Collins

Robert Downey Jr. talks with Steve Lopez Steve Lopez

'Good Bobby' writer-actor digs deep into Kennedy's core Gary Goldstein

'The Art of Conversation' by Catherine Blyth Paula L. Woods, Woods is a writer and frequent contributor to The Times' Books section.

On 'Harper's Island,' survival is the game Mindy Farabee

Clive Owen readies for some spy games Susan King

'The Trials of Kate Hope' by Warwick Downing 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.

'Lost' Maria Elena Fernandez

Jim Broadbent joins the 'Harry Potter' honor roll Geoff Boucher

TV heroes for our fraudulent times MARY McNAMARA, TELEVISION CRITIC

'Trust Me' Rene Lynch

Get up to speed on where the top series left off Maria Elena Fernandez

'Kings' Matea Gold

'The Unusuals' will be on the case Choire Sicha

Joshua Redman charts a new direction with 'Compass' Chris Barton

Into the 'Green Zone' John Horn

'Banquet at Delmonico's' by Barry Werth Art Winslow, Winslow is a former literary and executive editor of the Nation.

'Reborn: Journals & Notebooks 1947-1963' by Susan Sontag, edited by David Rieff Laurie Stone, Stone is the author of "Starting With Serge," "Close to the Bone" and "Laughing in the Dark."

'The School of Essential Ingredients,' 'Food Matters,' Susan Salter Reynolds

'Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian' Susan King

Culture Monster Mike Boehm

In 'Lark and Termite,' Jayne Anne Phillips continues to explore human vulnerabilities and the lasting effects of war on memory Susan Salter Reynolds

Networks have plenty of new shows on tap ROBERT LLOYD, TELEVISION CRITIC

Mark Seliger's 'The Music Book' Liesl Bradner

'American Idol's' high-wire act Richard Rushfield

Jackie Earle Haley goes behind Rorschach's mask in 'Watchmen' Geoff Boucher

Art fairs photo.l.a., Art LA and the Los Angeles Art Show head to Southern California Suzanne Muchnic

Madame president By Denise Martin

Ginnifer Goodwin, of 'He's Just Not That Into You,' embracing rejection Lisa Rosen

My Night With Prince Ann Powers, Pop Music Critic

'The Butterfly Scarf' Marjorie Flathers

2009 release highlights Rebecca Ascher-Walsh

'Livability: Stories' by Jon Raymond George Ducker, Ducker is a writer in Los Angeles.

SPORTS

Is UCLA's Jrue Holiday too cool for his school? David Wharton

Bird's Nest seeks post-Olympic purpose Stephen Wade, Stephen Wade writes for the Associated Press.

She's still No. 1 in his thoughts BILL PLASCHKE

Carlos Ochoa, Chivas get Interliga title shot Kevin Baxter

Reality body-checks Celtics MARK HEISLER

Taylor Martinez is Glenn Davis Award winner Ben Bolch

The Times' First Team Ben Bolch

A team run (into ground?) like nobody's business T.J. SIMERS

Cal State Fullerton wins at UC Santa Barbara ASSOCIATED PRESS

Timberwolves win fifth straight, 106-104 ASSOCIATED PRESS

Jazz extends its dominance of Pistons ASSOCIATED PRESS

Randy Carlyle urges intensity with Corey Perry's return Helene Elliott

High School Basketball Eric Sondheimer

Arizona Cardinals stun favored Carolina Panthers, 33-13 Vaughn McClure

Giants put focus on bringing down Donovan McNabb Tom Rock, Tom Rock writes for Newsday.

Robert Wood is Times' back of the year Eric Sondheimer

Chargers hope to avoid key shortcoming Sam Farmer

UCLA-USC matchup loses some luster Chris Foster and David Wharton

Ogilvy's 65 gives him a six-shot margin Staff and Wire Reports