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What happened on May 04, 2009
HEALTH
L-theanine comes into focus By Shari Roan
Some blood pressure medicines may cause swelling of the mouth or throat By Joe Graedon and Teresa Graedon
'Scrubs' fools around with enteroviruses By Marc Siegel
Improving your sense of balance By Karen Voight
For the record
Broken ankle, heal so I can wear heels By Kathleen Clary Miller
Parent of child with Asperger's syndrome learns the power of compassion By Debra Burks Hori
Soft landing after double mastectomy, thanks to her husband By Mindy Greenstein
After cancer diagnosis: Love is all around By Lynn Cassidy Cianfarani
The joy of not being employed By Annie Jelnick
Living with Parkinson's disease By B. John Hale
Allergen Block: invisible shield or invisible results? By Chris Woolston
Medicine By Francesca Lunzer Kritz
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Army extends immigrant recruiting By Alexandra Zavis and Andrew Becker
School officials call for legislation easing firing of teachers By Jason Song
San Fernando still saying 'I do' to bridal shops By Ann M. Simmons
For her an uproar, for him a whisper By Joel Rubin and Ari B. Bloomekatz
Illegal immigrants deserve medical care for swine flu By George Skelton
Barbara A. Ringer dies at 83; force behind copyright law By Matt Schudel, Schudel writes for the Washington Post.
In the stillness, space for a rebellious spirit By Kate Linthicum
L.A. building fire is put out By Joe Mozingo
Compton woman crashes on overpass, dies By Corina Knoll
L.A. firefighter, shot in 1992 riots, makes remarkable recovery By Robert J. Lopez
Recipe for a new life -- with a dash of hope By Molly Hennessy-fiske
Jewish boxer Salamo Arouch dies at 86 By Richard Boudreaux
Swine flu confirmed in Orange, Riverside counties By Ari B. Bloomekatz
Toy Loan Program busier than ever By Esmeralda Bermudez
Calexico restaurant says griddle has likeness of the Virgin Mary By Tony Perry
Monday is voter registration deadline for May 19 election By Jean Merl
California Briefing / San Bernardino By Teresa Watanabe
California Briefing / Long Beach By Corina Knoll
California Briefing / South Los Angeles By Corina Knoll
Counting to five
SPORTS
Manny Pacquiao could have the boxing market cornered By Lance Pugmire
Taking a pass on a basketball star By Lance Pugmire
Mark Sanchez prepares to face Jets fans' negative energy By Sam Farmer
Payne Stewart's son carries on family legacy in golf By Jerry Crowe
Skateboarding growing in popularity among high school sports By Eric Sondheimer, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
Carl Crawford ties stolen base record in victory Associated Press
Royals rally past Twins Associated Press
Sunday's Angels-Yankees game is rained out By Mike Digiovanna
Angels' Kendry Morales continues to improve By Mike Digiovanna
Baseball top 25 rankings
Thanks for trying, Bulls By Mike Bresnahan
Dodgers slugger Manny Ramirez takes day off By Dylan Hernandez
Dodgers excel in homework By Dylan Hernandez, ON THE DODGERS
Lineup changes pay off for Ducks Coach Randy Carlyle By Helene Elliott
Jonas Hiller could have saved Ducks' season By Helene Elliott
This time, O'Hair is able to finish job Associated Press
Handlers of Kentucky Derby upset winner ponder Preakness By Kevin Van Valkenburg
Lakers say they've gotten over 'easy' By Mike Bresnahan, ON THE LAKERS
NBA playoff capsules By Mark Heisler
Atlanta Hawks take Game 7 Associated Press
Cowboys scouting assistant Rich Behm is permanently paralyzed Associated Press
Ward's shutout leads Hurricanes over Bruins Associated Press
Rich Aurilia's hit in 10th inning is a winner for Giants Associated Press
Reds' Johnny Cueto baffles Pirates Associated Press
Teams aren't the only ones scouting By Mike Penner
BUSINESS
Lawsuit against O.C. lender illustrates dangers of 'hard-money' lending By Stuart Pfeifer
High gas prices drive changes in California fuel consumption By Ronald D. White
TV networks are uneasy about declining advertising By Meg James
Buying habits are the latest automotive import By Jerry Hirsch
Boston Globe contract concession talks nearing deadline Associated Press
'Wolverine' No. 1: Hugh made me love you By Ben Fritz
Can 'Star Trek' crew land a hit? By Claudia Eller
Fiat now sets its sights on GM's European units By Martin Zimmerman
Credit card companies as evil villains? It's not that simple By Michael Hiltzik
Wall Street rally hinges on economic data Associated Press
Company Town
WORLD
Is the Darfur bloodshed genocide? Opinions differ By Edmund Sanders
Ricardo Martinelli wins Panama election, tribunal says By Chris Kraul
In Iraq's Anbar province, the Awakening grapples with a new role By Liz Sly
Iraqi police arrest high-ranking member of U.S.-allied movement By Hameed Rasheed and Liz Sly
Swine flu starts a trend in Mexico: face masks By Ken Ellingwood
World Briefing / Venezuela Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Somalia Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Yemen Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Russia Times Wire Reports
The World
NATIONAL
Same-sex marriages gradually gain legal ground By Carol J. Williams
Schools consider four-day weeks By Nicholas Riccardi
Justice Souter: Liberal or conservative? By David G. Savage
Jane Harman tells pro-Israel lobbyists she'll clear her name Washington Post
Edwards faces investigation on campaign funds Associated Press
ENTERTAINMENT
Funny thing about Obama ... By Greg Braxton
Jennifer Hudson and Robin Thicke at Nokia Theatre By Ann Powers, POP MUSIC CRITIC
'I Love a Man in Uniform' by Lily Burana By Erika Schickel
For some late-night hosts, the laughs come cheap By Matea Gold and Richard Verrier
Territory Barbecue & Records By George Ducker
Eric McCormack gets to exhibit his macho side in 'The Fantasticks.' By Irene Lacher
Pete Seeger celebrates 90th with musician pals By Josh Getlin
Congress hears some sad songs from singers Associated Press
Dance Review By Chris Pasles
Opera Review By Mark Swed, MUSIC CRITIC
Theater Review By David Ng
Weenie Roast lineup touts Weezer, Rancid By Geoff Boucher
OPINION
Nancy Pearlman for the Los Angeles Community College District board
Carmen Trutanich for city attorney
David Vahedi in the 5th District
Letters
Mexico's illegal-reefer madness By Isaac Campos, Isaac Campos is an assistant professor of history at the University of Cincinnati and a visiting fellow at UC San Diego's Center for U.S.-Mexican Studies.
Sell the L.A. Memorial Coliseum By Jeff Denham, Jeff Denham (R-Atwater) is a member of the state Senate's Business, Professions and Economic Development Committee.
Swine flu threat doesn't exactly bring people together By Gregory Rodriguez
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SCIENCE
Flu threat appears to be easing, government officials say By Thomas H. Maugh Ii and Ken Ellingwood
NEWS
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