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What happened on March 07, 2009
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Ban on medical pot cases quickly lifted By Scott Glover
Downtown L.A. residents not loving the night life By Cara Mia Dimassa
California to resume issuing tax refunds, state controller says By Patrick Mcgreevy
Reflecting on a new self-image By Sandy Banks
Schwarzenegger administration rolls out new ethics policy By Evan Halper
Existing gay marriages now on a great divide By Maura Dolan and Jessica Garrison
Almost 5 million square feet of graffiti removed along L.A. freeways last year By Steve Hymon
Hospital project a step closer to resuming By Maeve Reston
Lockwood Valley man arrested in baby son's death By Catherine Saillant
Inyo County weighs rural residents' water needs against hunters' interests By Louis Sahagun
Jim Bellows, legendary editor of L.A. Herald Examiner, dies at 86 By Elaine Woo
Neighbors of octuplet mom fed up with the media By Ruben Vives
Man convicted of murder in Esperanza blaze that killed 5 firefighters in 2006 By David Kelly
Cows, jaywalking pets and other critters could win added legal rights By Eric Bailey and Patrick Mcgreevy
ACLU files suit on behalf of Santa Barbara homeless By Steve Chawkins
Is Bay to Breakers on the wagon? By Maria L. La Ganga
Susan Campoy dies at 70; chef-owner of San Marino bistro Julienne By Valerie J. Nelson
Founder of prison-based terrorist group sentenced to 16 years By Christopher Goffard
Pasadena car saleswoman's co-workers sacrifice to fly her to Australia By Bob Pool
California Briefing / San Francisco By Maria L. La Ganga
California Briefing / Fresno By Ruben Vives
California Briefing / Sun Valley
California Briefing / Costa Mesa By Tony Barboza
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Joel Rubin
California Briefing / San Diego By Tony Perry
California Briefing / San Diego By Jason Song
California Briefing / Anaheim By Paloma Esquivel
Passings / Bill Holm Times Staff and Wire Reports
PASSINGS / Ernie Ashworth Times Staff and Wire Reports
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WORLD
Atomic bomb survivors in South Korea still feel the wounds By John M. Glionna
Philippine veterans line up for long-awaited U.S. war benefits By Paul Watson
Colombia seizes tons of cocaine in raid By Chris Kraul
Hillary Clinton meets with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov By Paul Richter
Case of arrested U.S. reporter in Iran perplexes By Borzou Daragahi
Show of Sunni-Shiite unity in Iraq By Hamid Rasheed
U.S. citizen beheaded in apparent drug hit By Richard Marosi
Palestinians dig in their heels in face of demolition By Richard Boudreaux
Zimbabwe prime minister hurt, wife dies in crash By Godwin Mangudya and Robyn Dixon
World Briefing / India Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Sudan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Kenya Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Taiwan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Canada Times Wire Reports
BUSINESS
Whole Foods, FTC agree on Wild Oats settlement By Jerry Hirsch
Universal Music wins Eminem song royalty lawsuit By Dawn C. Chmielewski
Chinatown Blossom Plaza project halted By Roger Vincent
Mitsubishi Motors shuts vehicle design center in Cypress By Martin Zimmerman
Lavish spending by a money manager accused of stealing from investors is disclosed By Stuart Pfeifer
Roche raises takeover bid for biotech giant Genentech Associated Press
Obama administration is urged to expand mortgage rescue By E. Scott Reckard
Unemployment hits 8.1%, adding to fears By Mike Dorning
Does your tech-savvy teen know what a 401(k) plan is? By Tiffany Hsu
Prosecutors indicate Madoff plea may be in works By Walter Hamilton
Stocks turn lower after February jobs data Associated Press
Obama bad for stocks? It's not that simple By Tom Petruno
Trump Baja venture leaves buyers high and dry Associated Press
Wells Fargo slashes dividend, expects $5B savings Associated Press
Business Briefing / Mortgages TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Business Briefing / Internet TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Business Briefing / Credit TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Business Briefing / Banking TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Business Briefing / Securities TIMES WIRE SERVICES
Business Briefing / Food TIMES WIRE SERVICES
SPORTS
Kawhi Leonard figures to be quite a find By Ben Bolch
Angels think they have the right pieces By Mike Digiovanna
Surgery is still on table for Rodriguez Associated Press
Celtics keep edge at home Associated Press
Westchester beats Taft to win City title By Eric Sondheimer
Up next for the Clippers: Saturday vs. Indiana By Barry Stavro
Manny Ramirez's first game might be against Japan By Dylan Hernandez
Ducks struggle with new faces By Billy Witz
Santa Anita Handicap day is full of story lines By Bill Dwyre
With no one to push them, Lakers fight through dog days By Helene Elliott
Up-and-down Yang takes lead after a 65 Associated Press
Up next for Kings: Minnesota Wild By Helene Elliott
Sun Yue plays in the D-League By Mike Bresnahan
Lakers are first team to 50 wins By Mike Bresnahan
Phoenix Suns' Amare Stoudemire ruled out for playoffs Wire Reports
FOCUS OF A-ROD Florida State sanctioned by the NCAA Staff And Wire Reports
Looking at the difference between a stakes race and a claiming race By Ellen Alperstein
Jim Colbert has a round for the ages By James Wagner
Josh Shipp and fellow UCLA seniors aren't kids anymore By David Wharton
Canada's starter against U.S. isn't exactly a classic By Phil Rogers
Beavers will try to beat Trojans again By Chris Foster
South Korea sails past Chinese Taipei in World Baseball Classic Associated Press
Pepperdine wins first-round game Associated Press
Deferring to the Dodgers
Soccer's dive
Helping him out
The Kings' way
Delino? Really?
Texting over T.J.
Results Associated Press
High School Basketball By Eric Sondheimer
ENTERTAINMENT
Christophe Decarnin's Balmain show flashes back to Michael Jackson, MC Hammer By Booth Moore, FASHION CRITIC
'The Tourist,' by Olen Steinhauer By Paula L. Woods
'Ashes to Ashes' on BBC America By Robert Lloyd, TELEVISION CRITIC
Getting the moral goods on 'Breaking Bad' By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
Top 10 comfort films to warm a recessionary chill By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
Jimmy Eat World at Club Nokia By August Brown
Mark Twain's latest short story By Carolyn Kellogg
Idol Tracker By Richard Rushfield
Letters
Letters
Letters
The end of 'Life' as we know it By Matea Gold
Critic's Notebook By Christopher Hawthorne, ARCHITECTURE CRITIC
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By Mike Boehm
Quick Takes
NATIONAL
Obama upholds Bush decision to delist gray wolf By Jim Tankersley
Obama to reverse embryonic stem cell research policy By Noam N. Levey and Karen Kaplan
U.S. cyber security director quits Associated Press
Professor's son accused of ID theft in Dead Sea Scrolls debate Chicago Tribune
Kepler blasts off in search of Earth-like planets By John Johnson Jr.
Former NASA chief of staff is indicted Associated Press
Obama visits Ohio to show how stimulus can help cities By Christi Parsons
Once on TV, now just another gamer By P.J. Huffstutter
Supreme Court dismisses case of suspected Al Qaeda agent Associated Press
Unite Here faction sets vote on leaving union By Evelyn Larrubia
National Briefing / Florida Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Ohio Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Arizona Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Louisiana Times Wire Reports
Take him on at your own risk By Mark Z. Barabak
OPINION
A 'nothing personal' foreign policy By Stuart A. Reid, Stuart A. Reid is an assistant editor at Foreign Affairs.
Supreme Court is religiously inconsistent
Giving DNA the OK
The withdrawal of drug-company money
The age of Friendaholism By Meghan Daum
I'll be a marriage outlaw By Robin Rauzi, Robin Rauzi, a former articles editor for the Op-Ed page, is a writer in L.A.
Bringing back L.A. voters By Tim Rutten
Examining a tragedy
Fear, terror and the mosques
Getting past the ape image
Running into trouble
Inside City Hall
Get real on immigration
Food fight
HOME & GARDEN
Deals on Bauer Pottery factory seconds By Lisa Boone; David A. Keeps
Downsizing can be liberating, Brentwood couple finds By Audrey Davidow
Dinner party makes for a big night out By Chris Erskine
'Eli Stone's' Natasha Henstridge is selling in Sherman Oaks By Ann Brenoff
Furnishing a home office on a budget By David A. Keeps
Cabinets pull double duty By David A. Keeps; Craig Nakano
Playful work space designs By David A. Keeps
Avoid home office pitfalls By Alexandria Abramian-mott
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SCIENCE
Warming may be key to saving bats from white-nose syndrome By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
Fossilized fish brain surprises scientists By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing Times Staff and Wire Reports
NEWS
On The Edge By P.J. Huffstutter
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