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What happened on May 16, 2009
BUSINESS
Carnival Cruise Lines to resume visits to Mexico this month By Hugo Martin
Lawsuit accuses Costco of false imprisonment of workers By Tony Perry
Hedge fund manager Bradley Ruderman surrenders to FBI By Nathan Olivarez-giles
WiFi returning to airlines By Peter Pae
Orbitz launches petition drive to end Cuba travel ban By Julie Johnsson
Edison drops plan for power line in Arizona Bloomberg News
Menu labeling bill introduced by U.S. lawmakers By Jerry Hirsch
Theater owners see upswing amid a downturn By Richard Verrier
Former L.A. pension board member may have broken ethics law By David Zahniser
Chrysler to reissue lemon law refunds By Martin Zimmerman
Consumer prices flat in April, matches estimates By Mike Dorning
General Motors moves to shed 1,100 dealers By Ken Bensinger, Andrea Chang And Tiffany Hsu
GMAC Bank re-brands itself as Ally Bank Associated Press
Stocks fluctuate as investors remain cautious Associated Press
J.C. Penney profit plunges 79% Associated Press
Which 'flation should we fear more? By Tom Petruno
FBI probes possible insider trading by SEC lawyers Associated Press
Business Briefing / Technology Times Staff and Wire Reports
Business Briefing / International Times Staff and Wire Reports
Business Briefing / International Times Staff and Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Pharmaceuticals Times Staff and Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Retail Times Staff and Wire Reports
Business Briefing / Leisure Times Staff and Wire Reports
ENTERTAINMENT
Dane Cook's dualities revealed in 'ISolated Incident' By Geoff Boucher
Stephen McEveety produces 'The Stoning of Soraya M.' By John Horn
'Bones' finale: more imaginary hookups By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
Review: 'Grey's Anatomy' season finale By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
'Kobe: Doin' Work' By Patrick Goldstein
Blankenship Ballet Company of Venice moves to Vibiana center in downtown L.A. By Diane Haithman
'Valeria's Last Stand' by Marc Fitten By Eric Miles Williamson
'Land of a Thousand Dances' authors talk Chicano rock By Reed Johnson
Verdict's still out on 'Law & Order's' fate By Greg Braxton
Rajiv Joseph's newest stripe By David Ng
Music Review By Richard S. Ginell
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By Yvonne Villarreal
Quick Takes By Maria Elena Fernandez
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes
NATIONAL
Military tribunals still seen as flawed By Julian E. Barnes And Carol J. Williams
Panetta fires back at Pelosi on interrogations By Greg Miller
New CDC director a leader on swine flu, preventive care By Noam N. Levey
Poll indicates more Americans call themselves 'pro-life' By Robin Abcarian
Abortion, gay marriage complicate Supreme Court selection By James Oliphant And David G. Savage
Hubble gets new gyroscopes in 8-hour spacewalk Associated Press
Former shuttle commander expected to become NASA chief Bloomberg News
Torture devices seeking righteous buyer By Tina Susman
The Nation
National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Arizona Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Utah Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / And Finally . . . Times Wire Reports
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Growth of Latino, Asian populations slows in outlying areas By Teresa Watanabe And Doug Smith
Legacy enrollments offered in two top L.A.-area schools districts By Seema Mehta
Judge blocks Wal-Mart's supercenter proposal for Yucca Valley By Margot Roosevelt
In the Owens Valley, resentment again flows with the water By Louis Sahagun
Schwarzenegger tries to please the people, but they are anything but By Michael Rothfeld
Is all this really for the children? By Sandy Banks
Bob Rosburg, 82; pro golfer-turned-broadcaster took TV viewers onto the course By Claire Noland
Jesse James Hollywood's murder trial opens By Steve Chawkins
Officer legally justified in kicking suspect, union attorney says By Richard Winton
L.A. considers privatizing parking By Phil Willon
Proposition 1F would bar salary hikes for California lawmakers in deficit years By Eric Bailey
Anger over budget cuts boils over at L.A. schools By Jason Song And Howard Blume
Wayman Tisdale dies at 44; three-time All-American basketball player at Oklahoma became a leading jazz musician Associated Press
California Briefing / Santa Ana By Tony Barboza
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Gale Holland
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Ruben Vives
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Carla Rivera
California Briefing / Los Angeles By Ann M. Simmons
California Briefing / Encino By Ann M. Simmons
California Briefing / San Francisco Associated Press
Hugh Van Es, 1941 - 2009 Associated Press
HOME & GARDEN
Modern place in historic Lincoln Heights By Chris Iovenko
Monkey business at Alessi By Barbara Thornburg
Yard ornaments light up their life By Debra Prinzing
London revisited: The daughter's side of the story By Chris Erskine
'Laguna Beach's' Kristin Cavallari lists in, well, Laguna Beach By Lauren Beale
Alexis Smith, collage artist uprooted By Sam Watters
The piano's status in U.S. living rooms is declining By Mary Macvean
An instant home farm: Just add water By Lisa Boone
The Sewing Lounge in Burbank By Lisa Boone
Sustainable living By Paul Young
The great and narrow
OPINION
The 'war on drugs' is over
The LAPD must be frugal while maintaining its force
Three-strikes sanity
Eli Broad By Patt Morrison
The Cardinal Newman Society's stance on Notre Dame By Patrick J. Reilly, Patrick J. Reilly is president of the Cardinal Newman Society.
L.A. still needs more cops By Tim Rutten
Cheney's legacy
Careful with those carts
And the answer is?
What a healthy society needs
SPORTS
Marta's goal is the difference for Sol By Grahame L. Jones
Lakers try to regroup By Mike Bresnahan
Allyson Felix is focusing on speed By Mark Medina
Rays complete their biggest comeback Associated Press
Yankees rally in the ninth Associated Press
Joe Saunders' Texas trouble continues By Mike Digiovanna
Rangers rock Joe Saunders By Mike Digiovanna
Ward looking to bring positivity back to Oakland sports By Lance Pugmire
Up next for Chivas USA: Saturday vs. D.C. United By Grahame L. Jones
UCLA defeats Long Beach State in regional opener FROM TIMES STAFF
Pierre takes lead in 6-4 win By Kevin Baxter
Manny Ramirez tells Dodgers he's sorry -- no spectacle By Kevin Baxter
Ducks' Bob Murray involved in press box incident By Helene Elliott
Covering the Preakness from all the angles By Bill Dwyre
Scott Niedermayer key to Ducks' future By Helene Elliott
Michael Phelps exceeds own expectations in return By Kevin Van Valkenburg
NASCAR drug-testing policy has drivers on edge By Tania Ganguli
Hollywood Park cuts its race week to four days Staff And Wire Reports
Mets rally against Tim Lincecum, then beat Giants Associated Press
Phillies score four runs in 12th to beat Nationals, 10-6 Associated Press
Southern Section Division III preliminaries By Ben Bolch
Rockets say there's no pressure on them By Broderick Turner
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Getting Low
WORLD
British expense-account scandal claims government minister By Henry Chu
Purged Chinese Communist chief wrote secret memoir By Barbara Demick
U.S. journalist Roxana Saberi arrives in Austria By Julia Damianova And Borzou Daragahi
Pakistani troops advance against Taliban By Mark Magnier
Pope ends Holy Land visit with plea for peace By Richard Boudreaux
Foreign fighters aid militants in Somalia Associated Press
World Briefing / France Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Mexico Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Nigeria Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Sri Lanka Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Syria Times Wire Reports
More Flooding In Brazil
SCIENCE
Glaxo says it will soon begin work on H1N1 vaccine By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
Latest pest-control attempt: Turn fire ants into zombies By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
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