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What happened on June 14, 2009
BUSINESS
Commercial real estate market has space for small investors Roger Vincent
Consumer lawyer chose a road less traveled Lisa Girion
Home Of The Week Update Lauren Beale
Closing Chrysler dealers is logical
Consumer Briefs / Recall Times Staff And Wire Reports
Consumer Briefs / Airlines Times Staff And Wire Reports
Patience can lead to solutions
On job applicants with bad credit
Weekly Mortgage Rates
Airlines reaping what they sowed
Medicare for everyone, please
Consumer Briefs / Holidays Times Staff And Wire Reports
Is it legal for association presidents to meet behind closed doors? Stephen Glassman and Donie Vanitzian
Rent Watch Martin Eichner
Clean, sleek lines in Hermosa Beach Catherine Ho
Six Flags files for bankruptcy protection Times Staff And Wire Reports
Discontent over Time Warner
Blue Shield hits health insurance policyholder with 54% rate hike DAVID LAZARUS
Scams in online job ads target the unemployed Kayce T. Ataiyero
IMAGE
Dressing for job interviews in L.A. Emili Vesilind
Put together a job interview outfit that says 'hire me' Melissa Magsaysay
Customized Katin board shorts at American Rag Max Padilla
Groom for success Melissa Magsaysay
For the record
Kid Reggae? Hey, It Rocks The Image staff
Shift into neutral with the new khaki Melissa Magsaysay
In high times BOOTH MOORE, FASHION CRITIC
OPINION
How and why taxes go up, in smoke Nicholas Goldberg, Nicholas Goldberg is deputy editor of the editorial pages.
Our wedding vow -- to my mother-in-law Kerry Madden, Kerry Madden is the author, most recently, of "Harper Lee," a biography for young adults.
Intact tail fin offers clue to Air France crash Peter Garrison, Peter Garrison is a pilot and contributing editor to Flying magazine. He designed and built his own plane.
Child's play Joel Pett, Joel Pett is the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist at the Lexington Herald-Leader. His work also appears in USA Today.
A court battle California doesn't need
Feeling the stimulus
The president and his date
Toll lanes: Which way?
The WHO's askew flu fears Michael Fumento, Michael Fumento is director of the Independent Journalism Project, where he specializes in science and health issues.
In praise of the polka
Newt Gingrich, zombie politician Marc Cooper, Marc Cooper is director of Annenberg Digital News at the USC Annenberg School for Journalism.
SCIENCE
A 'time bomb' for world wheat crop Karen Kaplan
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
A hunt for Beau Brummell, at bargain prices STEVE LOPEZ
Lady Luck isn't staying at the Cal Neva resort Steve Chawkins
Thousands expected at today's L.A. Pride parade Rong-Gong Lin II
Army Staff Sgt. Esau I. De La Peña-Hernandez, 25, La Puente; killed in Afghanistan Jia-Rui Chong
Tensions flare between bar owners and residents in Long Beach Louis Sahagun
Military deaths
Gold-medal efforts
Title teams and the crowds that love them Steve Harvey
State needs to bounce back from two recessions Cathleen Decker
L.A. Unified vote foretells difficulties for school reform Jason Song and Jason Felch
Him Mark Lai dies at 83; scholar was called dean of Chinese American studies Elaine Woo
L.A. County dithered, children died By Garrett Therolf, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
As L.A. County spun its wheels, children died Garrett Therolf
At Pasadena City College, some get an extra hand Larry Gordon
ENTERTAINMENT
Kiri Te Kanawa emerges with a song in her heart James C. Taylor
'Moon's' no leap for David Bowie's son Mark Olsen
It's full speed ahead for David Cross Choire Sicha
'Sex Positive' documents the pioneers of safe sex Gary Goldstein
The voice in the dark is Scott Rummell Susan Carpenter
'The Enthusiast' by Charlie Haas Tod Goldberg, Goldberg is the author of the forthcoming story collection "Other Resort Cities."
Writer Craig Wright ('Six Feet Under,' 'Lost,' 'Dirty Sexy Money') just gets busier Karen Wada
'The Seventh Seal' Dennis Lim
Ayelet Waldman, 'Bad Mother' Susan Salter Reynolds, Salter Reynolds is a Times staff writer.
Sitcom collection showcases Norman Lear's legacy Geoff Boucher
'Hammertime' fails to nail a new angle Jon Caramanica
'Blood and Politics' by Leonard Zeskind Art Winslow, Winslow is a former literary and executive editor of the Nation.
Jokes & Riddles
Creativity Corner
Bestsellers
Feedback
Feedback
Feedback
'The Legend of Sigurd and Gudrún' by J.R.R. Tolkien Nick Owchar
Book Review Susan Salter Reynolds
The must-see movies Mark Olsen
Feedback
'Stars and Stripes Forever' Bob Kinsella
Jacket Copy Lori Kozlowski
Kids' Book Reviews
'Bitter Spring: A Life of Ignazio Silone' Wendy Smith, Smith is the author of "Real Life Drama: The Group Theatre and America, 1931-1940."
Smart list Denise Martin
Jada Pinkett Smith steps out on 'HawthoRNe' Greg Braxton
Underrated/Overrated
Rebecca Yeldham, the Los Angeles Film Festival's nurturer in chief Rachel Abramowitz
Vegas trade shows are serious business Richard Abowitz
Playful hybrids of nature Leah Ollman
Culture Monster Karen Wada
Fledgling jerkin' culture styles its unique dance, music Eric Ducker
'Enchanted Hunters' by Maria Tatar Ursula K. Le Guin, Le Guin is the author, most recently, of the novel "Lavinia" and "Cheek by Jowl: Talks and Essays on How and Why Fantasy Matters."
TRAVEL
Julian mining its history with Gold Rush Days Beverly Beyette
Land tour and river cruise offers best of Russia Avital Binshtock
Readers Recommend
Your Scene / Editor's Choice
Need To Know / News Style Tips Trends Valli Herman; Jane Engle; Rosemary McClure; Judi Dash;Chris Erskine
Peace of mind about Egypt trip
The $299 Deal Jane Engle
Wing tones CATHARINE HAMM
Brewing up a coastal storm
Bing lands with a bang, but will it boom? Jen Leo
Concord: Where redcoats and Walden Pond meet Susannah Rosenblatt
London: A first-timer's guide Chris Erskine
Jarbidge: quiet and beautiful
NATIONAL
Obama to outline $313 billion in Medicare, Medicaid spending cuts Noam N. Levey
Artist ponders sights and sounds of Seattle's Fremont Bridge Kim Murphy
'Pregnant' blogger's hoax angers readers Kim Janssen
National Briefing / New York TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / New York TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Alaska TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Does McAuliffe's loss cap end of the Clinton machine? Andrew Malcolm and Johanna Neuman
Some projects raise question: Where's the stimulus? Peter Nicholas
SPORTS
Father's Day comes early for Jonathan Broxton Dylan Hernandez
Move to Detroit is Larry Foote's bailout SAM FARMER
Anna Nordqvist birdies to take lead at LPGA Championship. Ken Murray
Angels' Torii Hunter hits three homers in win MIKE DiGIOVANNA
Matt Kemp's homer lights up Texas DYLAN HERNANDEZ
Karina LeBlanc gets league-leading eighth shutout for Sol Staff Reports
Everybody into the pool to discuss Orlando's considerable accommodations Mike Bresnahan
Discounted tickets could be a long shot Mike Penner
Up next for Chivas USA: Sunday at Columbus Grahame L. Jones
Connecticut's Jim Calhoun hospitalized after fall from bike Wire Reports
109th U.S. OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP Doug Ferguson, Ferguson writes for the Associated Press.
Inside Baseball Bill Shaikin
Inside Baseball Phil Rogers
Informed decision
Inside Baseball Bill Shaikin
Walking The Walk At Ucla
Inside Baseball Bill Shaikin
Brian Gay still leads at Memphis Associated Press
Rockies run winning streak to 10 games in a row Associated Press
Cal State Fullerton loses College World Series opener Associated Press
Commentary Michael Wilbon, Wilbon is a columnist for the Washington Post
Why let truth get in the way of the story? MARK HEISLER
Confederations Cup looks to be an uphill fight for U.S. GRAHAME L. JONES
Despite Rhodes detour, NFL still a goal for Rolle Fred Goodall, Goodall writes for the Associated Press.
A's future could be riding on ice road BILL SHAIKIN
Galaxy's unbeaten streak ends Grahame L. Jones
A Day At The Beach
Bay and Ellsbury power the Red Sox Associated Press
An NHL season to remember HELENE ELLIOTT
Turnovers are the Magic's biggest problems Josh Robbins
For Lakers, there's nothing to get too bubbly about, yet MIKE BRESNAHAN
Jose Lima hopes his time will come again KURT STREETER
Mark Jackson's view: Lakers make the plays Mark Jackson
Expect Lakers to do this some more BILL PLASCHKE
Jrue Holiday opts to play in NBA David Wharton
Free throws seem to be kryptonite for Superman JERRY CROWE
Howie Kendrick's demotion is not a message Mike DiGiovanna
Miguel Cotto retains welterweight title with split decision Lem Satterfield
NEWS
Survival the rule of the road in Cairo Tarek El-Tablawy, El-Tablawy writes for the Associated Press.
For The Record
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From Our Blogs Todd Martens; Usama Redha; Mike James
Flood safety by root and branch Cain Burdeau, Burdeau writes for the Associated Press.
An agrarian revolution in doubt Fabiola Sanchez, Sanchez writes for the Associated Press.
WORLD
{FOREIGN EXCHANGE } {Colombia rocker Juanes gives back } Chris Kraul
Riots erupt in Iran after Ahmadinejad declares victory Borzou Daragahi
Some in Palau are worried about Guantanamo detainees John M. Glionna
World Briefing / Guinea TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Cuba TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Pakistan TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Iraq TIMES WIRE REPORTS
G-8 looking toward economic recovery Associated Press
World Briefing / Finland TIMES WIRE REPORTS
N. Korea vows to proceed with its nuclear program Barbara Demick
Sarkozy has grand plans for Paris Devorah Lauter, Lauter is a special correspondent.
Iran election result makes a U.S. overture more difficult Paul Richter
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