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What happened on March 10, 2009
ENTERTAINMENT
NEIGHBORHOODS: Little Ethiopia Rachel Levin
On '24,' a significant death Denise Martin
Neil Strauss is ready for any emergency Susan Carpenter
Record Rack August Brown; Margaret Wappler; Mikael Wood;
'The Little Sleep' by Paul Tremblay David L. Ulin
Critic's Notebook MARK SWED, MUSIC CRITIC
Quick Takes Mike Boehm
Quick Takes From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Stella McCartney's greatest hits show BOOTH MOORE, FASHION CRITIC
'American Idol' needs to open the closet door ANN POWERS, POP MUSIC CRITIC
Screenwriter Kamen is taken with director Besson PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
As LAUSD layoffs loom, debate over teacher seniority resurfaces Jason Song and Seema Mehta
Another sign of tough times: legal aid for the middle class Carol J. Williams
Americans becoming less religious, study shows Duke Helfand
U.S. mass transit use increases in 2008 Steve Hymon
Jimmy Boyd dies at 70; singer of 'I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus' Valerie J. Nelson
California Briefing / Los Angeles Victoria Kim
Pro-union push
California Briefing / Stockton Associated Press
PASSINGS / Molly Kool Times Staff and Wire Reports
California Briefing / Santa Ana Associated Press
California Briefing / Los Angeles Andrew Blankstein
PASSINGS / Robert E.A. Lee Times Staff and Wire Reports
Police union wants Sara Jane Olson to serve parole in California Andrew Blankstein
Orange County to cut more bus services Tami Abdollah
Antonin Scalia revels in the lighter side of the law Carol J. Williams
California Briefing / Camp Pendleton Tony Perry
California Briefing / Santa Ana My-Thuan Tran
Torah ownership dispute goes to Superior Court in Los Angeles Duke Helfand
Immigrant smuggler given 6 years in prison Hector Becerra
El Monte woman pleads not guilty in travel, lottery scams Associated Press
Cities brace for revenue losses as property values continue to drop Alexandra Zavis
3,000 gather in South L.A. to remember Deputy Police Chief Kenneth O. Garner Ari B. Bloomekatz
FBI investigates firebombing of UCLA researcher's car Julie Cart
Hank Locklin, 91, dies; country singer helped usher in 'the Nashville Sound' Times Wire Reports
PASSINGS / George McKelvey Times Staff and Wire Reports
The flavors of L.A. grace Oregon Shakespeare Festival HECTOR TOBAR
California Briefing / Los Angeles Victoria Kim
NATIONAL
A family's year of 'buying black' Ted Gregory
Supreme Court limits reach of Voting Rights Act David G. Savage
Tribune consultant on Wrigley Field sale linked to Blagojevich Chicago Tribune
These courts give wayward veterans a chance Nicholas Riccardi
National Briefing / Utah Times Wire Reports
The Nation
National Briefing / Illinois Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Nationwide Times Wire Reports
Obama rejects Bush's signing statements Frank James
Obama moves to strengthen role of science in policy Jim Tankersley and Noam N. Levey
Taking aim at TARP Ralph Vartabedian
Lawyer cowboys up for Wyoming roughnecks DeeDee Correll, Correll writes for The Times.
Stem cells and politics -- a primer Karen Kaplan
Immigration rights advocates focus on families Dahleen Glanton
SPORTS
Turns out Tom Knust had a head for the horse racing biz BILL DWYRE
Andruw Jones regrets failing the Dodgers BILL PLASCHKE
Dodgers' Jason Schmidt feels OK after spring debut Dylan Hernandez
Hawks put away Hornets Associated Press
Clippers continue to wait for three big men to play in one game Lisa Dillman
Bulls' Luol Deng will be out at least two more weeks Associated Press
USC's Taj Gibson is named Pacific 10 Conference defensive player of the year Staff Reports
Dwyane Wade finishes great game with winning shot Associated Press
Cavaliers' future is full of Big Decisions MARK HEISLER
Gonzaga earns NCAA tournament bid with win over Saint Mary's Associated Press
Joe Saunders says his shoulder is no problem Mike DiGiovanna
Despite Lakers' record, Tex Winter is concerned Broderick Turner
Yadier Molina steps up for Puerto Rico Associated Press
Kings show some grit in winning third in a row Billy Witz
Alex Rodriguez has surgery on hip Staff And Wire Reports
John Wooden makes it all sound so simple Mike Penner
Lakers crash and burn in Portland Mike Bresnahan
USC's Daniel Hackett wants to have a say in it Chris Foster
Even Dr. Phil has his limits T.J. SIMERS
A flu bug can quickly put a basketball team on defense David Wharton
BUSINESS
Lockheed F-22 ads on jobs push edge of the envelope DAN NEIL
Disney shareholders want say on executive compensation Dawn C. Chmielewski
Student consultants teach firms how to get to the next level Cyndia Zwahlen
Business Briefing / Executives Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Automotive Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Banking Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Chemicals Times Wire Reports
Foreclosure scammers sentenced Nathan Olivarez-Giles
Business Briefing / Newspapers Times Wire Reports
Weekend box-office results
How to launch a product Karen E. Klein
Oil price jumps as retail gasoline edges up in U.S., California Ronald D. White
Business Briefing / Banking Times Wire Reports
Stocks fluctuate lower after Merck deal Tom Petruno
Big Pharma bulks up with Merck-Schering deal William Heisel
Sale of Long Beach site where studio is planned now in jeopardy Roger Vincent
Court to look at mutual fund fees Walter Hamilton
Autism patients in California are dealt insurance setback Lisa Girion
OPINION
Keeping Kindle 2 quiet
Get real about growth
Thomas' thinking
Security grows as library issue
Contested homes
O.C.'s road test Bobby Shriver and Joel Reynolds, Bobby Shriver is a member of the Santa Monica City Council and former chairman of the California State Park and Recreation Commission. Joel Reynolds is a senior attorney with the Natural Resources Defense Council and directs its urban program.
Check ties to lawmakers
For artists, the picture is bleak Charles Fleming, Charles Fleming lives and works in Silver Lake. His last book was "My Lobotomy," written with Howard Dully.
Earmark games in Washington
Putting pot under the microscope
Stem cells and California
Opposition in Syria is dying with dissident David Schenker, David Schenker is director of the program on Arab politics at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
NEWS
WORLD
The World / Foreign Exchange Edmund Sanders
World Briefing / China Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Afghanistan Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Northern Ireland Times Wire Reports
Tibet's season of protest may be foiled by fear Barbara Demick
Iraqi women's minister withdraws resignation Associated Press
Zimbabwe premier: 'No foul play' in fatal crash Robyn Dixon
Dozens arrested in Tijuana raid Richard Marosi
Visit raises speculation over Turkish mediated U.S.-Iran talks Borzou Daragahi and Ramin Mostaghim
North Korea combative as U.S., South Korea open war games John M. Glionna and Ju-min Park
Iraqis' dream of moving to America fades Tina Susman
Bolivia orders U.S. diplomat out Associated Press
Is this the face of Shakespeare? Associated Press
Four youths flogged for gang rape in Somalia Associated Press
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