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What happened on June 18, 2009
BUSINESS
Economic forecast for California: gradual clearing By Alana Semuels
Wall Street isn't buying Obama's reform plan By Walter Hamilton and Jim Puzzanghera
Southern California home prices rise slightly in May By Peter Y. Hong
Obama's plan to overhaul financial regulations is seen abroad as a first step By Don Lee
U.S. broadband adoption rate rises to 63% of adults By David Sarno
Pacific Sunwear selects ex-Vans chief to be CEO By Andrea Chang
Federal regulator is blamed in bank failures By E. Scott Reckard
CalPERS board approves part of plan to cover losses By Marc Lifsher
Greenberg: 'I was angry' about losing AIG CEO job Associated Press
Ad rate stalemate freezes usually hot TV network sales time By Meg James
Consumer prices rise less than expected in May Associated Press
Airlines raising fares Bloomberg News
Crying foul in the NCAA charade By Michael Hiltzik
Stocks fluctuate on FedEx, inflation reports Associated Press
10 large banks repay $68 billion in bailout funds By Tom Petruno
Watson to buy Arrow group for $1.75 billion Associated Press
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Company Town
ENTERTAINMENT
Oscar Nunez, 'The Proposal' By Michael Ordona
'Chris Marker: La Jetée' by Janet Harbord By Lawrence Levi
KLSX-FM climbs in the ratings after dumping talk format By Steve Carney
How is Larry David doing? By Reed Johnson
Davis Guggenheim documents Jimmy Page, the Edge and Jack White in 'It Might Get Loud' By Steve Appleford
Tom Standage: The ultimate foodie By Scott Timberg
Acropolis Museum, with blessing, is set to open Associated Press
'Up' By Betsy Sharkey
Here's one 'Harry Potter' scene you haven't read By Denise Martin
Art exhibits focus on the journey of the banana By George Ducker
'Unmistaken Child' By Kenneth Turan
Santa Barbara's Summer Solstice: a birthday party gone wild By Amy Orozco
Silent Movie Theatre to screen Chaplin on Father's Day By Susan King
A 'Proposal' they won't refuse? By John Horn
Idol Tracker By Richard Rushfield
Artists await what's in store By David Ng
Vivid tales of next-door strangers By Beth Hartnett
Quick Takes By Maria Elena Fernandez
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By Mike Boehm
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes
The producer behind Lady Gaga's big hits By Todd Martens
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Schwarzenegger decides against defending Prop. 8 in federal court By Maura Dolan
Lawmaker returns joke gift from Schwarzenegger By Patrick Mcgreevy and Eric Bailey
Indictment offers harrowing details of L.A. gang's workings By Scott Glover
Health officials inspect clinic that serves porn industry By Kimi Yoshino
Plan could close many low-performing charter schools By Mitchell Landsberg
Anthony Pellicano pleads not guilty to threatening reporter By Victoria Kim
Southland Iranians do their part in protest By Alexandra Zavis and Raja Abdulrahim
Former officer's beloved search-and-rescue dog lives on in five clones By Nicole Santa Cruz
Attorneys made fraudulent claims in Dole suits, judge rules By Victoria Kim
Schwarzenegger says he'll veto Democrats' plan for balancing budget By Michael Rothfeld and Shane Goldmacher
Youth center opens as racial tensions ease in Harbor Gateway By Ari B. Bloomekatz
Hugh R. Manes dies at 84; lawyer fought for victims of police misconduct By Elaine Woo
In search of a missing horse By Steve Lopez
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Joel Rubin
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Jack Leonard
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Harriet Ryan
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Richard Winton
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Harriet Ryan
California Briefing / San Diego By Tony Perry
California Briefing / South Pasadena By Seema Mehta
Passings Times Staff and Wire Reports
Passings Times Staff and Wire Reports
Passings Times Staff and Wire Reports
Grazing In The Grass
NATIONAL
Dispute grows over TARP chief's powers By Tom Hamburger and Peter Wallsten
Aggressive timetable for healthcare reform hits snag By Noam N. Levey
GOP committee paid son of Ensign's mistress during affair By Ashley Powers and Richard Simon
Gun flow south is a crisis for two nations By Josh Meyer
Utah senator confronts attorney general on tactics used in artifact raids By Nicholas Riccardi
EPA declares emergency over asbestos illnesses in Montana Washington Post
Supreme Court to wrap up term with key cases By David G. Savage
Obama offers expanded benefits to gay partners of federal employees By Mark Z. Barabak
More than 50 Guantanamo detainees to be tried in U.S. courts, Holder says By Julian E. Barnes
Where the wild things are no more By Thomas Curwen
ACLU suit to challenge isolation prisons By Dean Kuipers
The Nation
WORLD
South Koreans in Beijing closing shop By John M. Glionna
From the rooftops of Tehran, cries of protest stir a student By Devorah Lauter
Iran treads lightly in a culture of martyrs By Borzou Daragahi and Ramin Mostaghim
Racist violence drives Romanians from homes in Northern Ireland By Henry Chu
Air France victims' injuries suggest plane broke up in the air Associated Press
Pakistani airport closed because of terrorist threat By Zulfiqar Ali and Mark Magnier
Soccer is uniting South Africans By Robyn Dixon
World Briefing / Mexico Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Greece Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Switzerland Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Somalia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Russia Times Wire Reports
OPINION
Hike community college fees
The smokin' president By Meghan Daum
Finding a home for Guantanamo detainees
Iran's blame game
Letters to the editor
Once a twit, now a major player By Judith Lewis, Judith Lewis is a Los Angeles journalist who writes about technology and environmental issues. She is a contributing editor to High Country News.
Inside Iran, a rebellion that is familiar and unpredictable By Babak Rahimi, Babak Rahimi is an assistant professor of Iranian and Islamic studies at UC San Diego.
Letters
Letters
Letters
SPORTS
Manny Ramirez is likely to begin minor league stint next Thursday By Kevin Baxter
Don't forget about Lakers owner Jerry Buss By Jerry Crowe
U.S. takes on Brazil in another tough task By Grahame L. Jones
Robb Quinlan lifts Angels on defense By Mike Digiovanna
Angels rally in 8th to complete sweep of Giants By Mike Digiovanna
The Times' All-Star team By Ben Bolch
Coach of the Year: Scott Muckey, Crespi By Ben Bolch
Player of the year: Tyler Matzek, Capistrano Valley By Ben Bolch
Baseball top 25 rankings
It's not a total loss for Dodgers By Kevin Baxter
Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods: one game, 2 different styles By Bill Dwyre
A perfect day for a Lakers victory parade By Chris Erskine
Blue Jays win game, lose Roy Halladay Associated Press
Athletes turn to Twitter to get their message out By Diane Pucin
Kobe Bryant says (sort of) that he'll be back By Mike Bresnahan
Lakers parade goes off mostly without a hitch By Andrew Blankstein
Mark Madsen's Lakers parade memories are just a dance away
Brad Penny wins 100th game Associated Press
UCLA's Drew Gordon suffers knee injury By Chris Foster; David Wharton;, Staff And Wire Reports
Lakers, fans have a party By Ari B. Bloomekatz and Carla Hall
A purple and golden moment at Lakers rally By Gale Holland
Kobe Bryant gets a king's welcome from Conan O'Brien By Bill Brink and Mark Medina
Five (others) to watch at the U.S. Open By Teddy Greenstein
Putting a damper on golfers' fun By Teddy Greenstein
Hogging the ball
Nba Champs: A City Celebrates
Tweeters, twitterers or twits By Diane Pucin
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