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What happened on January 25, 2009
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Injured Hollywood hawk takes wing after recovery By Bob Pool
Airbus A380 is a mixed blessing for LAX By Dan Weikel
As the economy slumps, so does trash By Jennifer Oldham
Hero pilot 'Sully' Sullenberger's hometown honors its hero son By Maura Dolan
Montrose flood roared through the Crescenta Valley as 1934 began By Jean Merl
Pediatric care shrinks statewide By Kimi Yoshino
Temecula man, 67, is jailed in animal cruelty case By Ruben Vives
Go Green Expo draws nearly 10,000 to Los Angeles Convention Center By Esmeralda Bermudez
Toss one of those plum posts to me, governor By Steve Lopez
Drastic downsizing of pediatric care at L.A. County-USC Medical Center By Garrett Therolf
Gay activists gather for 'Equality Summit' Times Staff Reports
Charles H. Schneer, film producer, dies at 88 By Jon Thurber
LAPD busts downtown shell-game ring By Andrew Blankstein
Military deaths
Saturday's showers close roads and cut power. Coming storms may lack downpours, a relief for burn areas. By Ann M. Simmons And Ruben Vives
Kay Yow dies at 66; Hall of Fame women's basketball coach associated press
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Ann M. Simmons
California Briefing / San Fernando Valley By Ruben Vives
California Briefing / Oceanside By Tony Perry
California Briefing / Lawndale By Ruben Vives
California Briefing / Torrance By Jason Song
Hope visits the Coliseum
WORLD
Arabs, Kurds take their fight to polls By Ned Parker And Usama Redha
Deadly U.S.-led raid in Afghanistan prompts new dispute By M. Karim Faiez And Laura King
Bolivia to vote on new constitution By Chris Kraul And Patrick J. Mcdonnell
U.S. troops in Iraq kill couple, wound daughter in raid on home By Ned Parker And Saif Hameed
Israel opposition candidate Netanyahu still leads in polls By Richard Boudreaux
Calderon seeks to dispel talk of 'failing state' By Ken Ellingwood
Peace feels frail to displaced Ugandans By Edmund Sanders
World Briefing / India Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Somalia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Vatican City Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Spain Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Brazil Times Wire Reports
SPORTS
Antonio Margarito vs. Shane Mosley, round by round By Lance Pugmire
Like Mike Tyson, Fedor Emelianenko hits with fists of iron By Kurt Streeter
Pat Tillman's friend hasn't forgotten him By Bill Plaschke
Kent cries way out of L.A., but who weeps for writer? By T.J. Simers
Top-seeded Jankovic loses at Australian Open associated press
Clippers somehow find a way to get win No. 10 By Lisa Dillman
Lance Armstrong shows them something By Diane Pucin
Shane Mosley shows he's not finished By Bill Dwyre
A bittersweet All-Star weekend for Jean-Sebastien Giguere By Helene Elliott
San Antonio Spurs keep doing it their way By Mark Heisler
Steve Stricker shoots into the record books By Chuck Culpepper
Plenty of Sunshine for Joel Rosario By Eric Sondheimer
Lakers' Lamar Odom, Phil Jackson discuss issues By Mike Bresnahan
Opponents' crash benefits Kobyluck By Jim Peltz
LeBron James leads Cavaliers to third straight win ASSOCIATED PRESS
It looks as if Boston Celtics are back By Mark Heisler
Heat ends a long losing streak against Magic ASSOCIATED PRESS
West Virginia's Pat White stands out at Senior Bowl wire reports
Oregon State wins again on the road associated press
When it comes to Patriots, he's a loyalist By Gary Klein
Alissa Czisny wins U.S. title By Philip Hersh
Rockne Brubaker, Keauna McLaughlin win U.S. pairs title By Philip Hersh
Sacha Kljestan has a hat trick for the U.S. By Grahame L. Jones
These Raiders just won, baby By Sam Farmer
UCLA only half-hearted in 86-75 loss to Washington By David Wharton
Bruins aren't technically sound By David Wharton
USC pulls it out in Pullman By Chris Foster
Nikola Vucevic gives Trojans quite a start By Chris Foster
Lindsey Jacobellis and Shaun White conquer dangerous conditions By Pete Thomas
Nba Notebook associated press
Morning Briefing associated press
Nhl the associated press
Euro 2012 co-hosts make progress associated press
Nhl the associated press
Morning Briefing By Michael Wilbon, Wilbon is a columnist for the Washington Post.
Nhl Superskills Competition By Chris Kuc, Chicago Tribune
High School Basketball / Saturday's Result By Melissa Rohlin
Super Bowl XVIII: Did you know . . . By Sam Farmer
Southland STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
ENTERTAINMENT
They killed Jenny. Can 'The L Word' survive? By Kate Aurthur
'Inkheart' makeup designer is a font of tattoo tales By Cristy Lytal
Teens wrestle with racism at Sundance Film Festival By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
Nightmarish 'Push' a triple Sundance winner By Kenneth Turan, times film critic
Sidney Poitier's roles as a historical marker By Dennis Lim
'The Mysterious Giant of Barletta'
At LACMA, East and West Germany reunited anew By Suzanne Muchnic
Producer of the Year Award goes to 'Slumdog Millionaire' By Susan King
California, Golden State of constant crisis By Joe Mathews, Mathews, author of "The People's Machine: Arnold Schwarzenegger and the Rise of Blockbuster Democracy," is an Irvine senior fellow at the New America Foundation.
Make that 40 candles By Choire Sicha
'The Housekeeper and the Professor' by Yoko Ogawa; 'The Mercy Papers' by Robin Romm; 'A Hidden Life' by Johanna Reiss By Susan Salter Reynolds
'Mexican American Mojo' by Anthony Macías and 'The World of Lucha Libre' by Heather Levi By Gustavo Arellano, Arellano is a staff writer with OC Weekly and the author of "Orange County: A Personal History."
The evolution of the urban bushwhacker By Ann Powers, Pop Music Critic
The Horror . . . The Horror By Gina Mcintyre
Iranian filmmakers strike universal chord By Susan King
'Exploring the Other: Contemporary Iran,' at the Craft and Folk Art Museum By Liesl Bradner
'Return to Sender,' by Julia Alvarez By Sonja Bolle, Bolle's Word Play column appears monthly at latimes.com/books.
'10 Items or Less' pitches products with a soft sell By Jon Caramanica
'Vicky Cristina Barcelona,' 'Lakeview Terrace' and more By Noel Murray
'Memories of Summer as a Child' by the Beyman Bros By Randy Lewis
Underrated / Overrated
'Poe: A Life Cut Short,' by Peter Ackroyd By Nicholas Delbanco, Delbanco is the Robert Frost distinguished university professor of English at the University of Michigan and the author of 24 books, including, most recently, "The Count of Concord: A Novel."
The arduous journey to a new Silver Lake Reservoir path By David Ng
Obama's edge, Grisham's skill and more By Alicia Lozano
Cosmic and commonplace collide By Donna Seaman, Seaman is an associate editor for Booklist and book critic for Chicago Public Radio. Her author interviews are collected in "Writers on the Air," and at www.openbooksradio.org.
Mary Austin and the American West By Peter Richardson, Richardson lectures on California culture at San Francisco State. His forthcoming book on the history and influence of Ramparts magazine is scheduled for publication this fall.
Series finales: Going out with a bang By Martin Miller
Leslie Uggams puts her own stamp on Lena Horne in 'Stormy Weather' By Greg Braxton
Creativity Corner
Jokes & Riddles
'No Pets, Please!' By Rilla Jaggia
LOS ANGELES TIMES / Jan. 25, 2009
For the record
For the record
Classical Music By David Mermelstein
Daily Dish By Jessica Gelt
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NATIONAL
In rural Alaska, villagers suffer in near silence By Kim Murphy
Obama criticized for associating with Ingrid Mattson By Johanna Neuman
Obama moves forward with plans to cut emissions By Jim Tankersley
Michelle Obama objects to dolls of Sasha and Malia Washington Post
Obama offers some economic stimulus specifics By Peter Nicholas
Obama moves quickly, purposefully in his first week By Peter Nicholas And Christi Parsons
Inauguration extravaganza sees journalists caught up in the moment By James Rainey
Bush legacy leaves uphill climb for U.S. parks, critics say By Julie Cart
Supreme Court may weigh corruption law By David G. Savage
Sept. 11: A day to remember -- with a holiday? By Nicholas Riccardi
National Briefing / Michigan Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / And Finally . . . Times Wire Reports
The Nation
Icy adventure
IMAGE
Lingerie trends in bad times: simple or sexy By Susan Carpenter
Wedding budgets, for richer or poorer By Monica Corcoran
Makeup: Stila's Talking Palettes By Monica Corcoran
Spring collections offer bright respite from winter By Booth Moore, FASHION CRITIC
Roberta Freymann offers wares in pop-up store Roller Rabbit in Santa Monica By Booth Moore, FASHION CRITIC
Milan men's shows spotlight comfort, nostalgia By Adam Tschorn
Tom Brophy Salon marks Valentine's Day with discount cuts By Max Padilla
TRAVEL
Remedies keep seasickness at bay By Hugo Martin
Trump Hotel rooms for less in Las Vegas By Jen Leo
Readers Recommend: a Calistoga cottage
Voice recognition systems can't understand accented English By Catharine Hamm
A sea of cruise ship bargains By Rosemary Mcclure
Theme cruises go with the flow By Sandra Jackson-opoku
Cruise lines introduce ships big and small, and drop prices By Jane Engle
These websites help you choose the right ship By Vani Rangachar
Classy old liner dodges the icebergs around Greenland and Iceland By Karl Zimmermann
Before booking a cruise, a few words of advice By Beverly Beyette
GoGalavanting.com appeals to women on a budget By Jen Leo
Letters
Letters
Letters
Letters
Ultimate Guide To Cruising 2009 By Jane Engle And Chris Erskine
Your Scene / Editor's Choice
OPINION
Old age, death ... and dying By Amy Goldman Koss, Amy Goldman Koss is the author, most recently, of the teen novel "Side Effects."
Get ready for March 3
Obama's short-lived honeymoon By Doyle Mcmanus
Change for cartoonists too By Joel Pett, Joel Pett is the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist of the Lexington Herald-Leader. His work also appears in USA Today.
Foreign voices weigh in on Washington's performance, past and future.
Obama: a special man for a serious time By Andrew Young, Andrew Young served three terms in Congress. In 1977, he was appointed ambassador to the United Nations, and in 1981, he was elected mayor of Atlanta. He is a co-founder of the consulting firm GoodWorks International and the producer and host of a series of nationally syndicated television specials, "Andrew Young Presents."
LAPD's priorities
Problems with sex-offender laws
Wrong again on Obama
Rails over road
Beg to disagree on gay marriage
Trouble in paved paradise By Mimi Pond
BUSINESS
Tax scams: deductions you want to avoid By David Colker
Magna Carta is on display at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library times wire reports
Man, what a bargain By John Lippman
Architect built his career from the ground up By Roger Vincent
Laguna Beach luxury with a Ferrari thrown in By Scott Marshutz
Consumer columnist becomes victim of ID theft By David Lazarus
Moral of the Madoff scandal: Check out financial advisors By Kathy M. Kristof
Fierce infighting at SAG -- again By Richard Verrier
Letters
Letters / Automakers
Letters / Securities
Letters / Taxes
Letters / Retirement
Letters / Automobiles
Letters / Regulation
Consumer Briefs / Internet times wire reports
Consumer Briefs / Internet times wire reports
Consumer Briefs / Recalls times wire reports
Real Estate
Real Estate By Janet Portman, Inman News
NEWS
For The Record
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For The Record
For The Record
Small, remote gold mines spawn global mercury threat By Michael Casey, Casey writes for the Associated Press.
Can a fence save Tasmanian devils? By Rod Mcguirk, McGuirk writes for the Associated Press.
From Our Blogs By Shari Roan, Deborah Bonello And Joni Gray
China milk scandal bewilders adoptive U.S. parents By Deanna Martin, Martin writes for the Associated Press.
The Nation By Mike Schneider, Schneider writes for the Associated Press.
Antietam bone bits turn up, 146 years later By David Dishneau, Dishneau writes for the Associated Press.
Tombstone craftspersons have carved out a special niche By Hilary Russ, Russ writes for the Associated Press.
Vows of a different kind By Rita Beamish, Beamish writes for the Associated Press.
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