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What happened on October 13, 2009
BUSINESS
Schwarzenegger signs 2 renewable energy bills, vetoes others By Tiffany Hsu
Recording studios are being left out of the mix By Nathan Olivarez-giles
Schwarzenegger signs seven mortgage bills By Marc Lifsher
Deadline looms for Americans to disclose accounts in foreign tax havens By Stuart Pfeifer
Rio de Janeiro wants Woody Allen to film in its location By Chris Kraul
Trial to begin for two former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers By Walter Hamilton
Hook up with social networking sites to market online game By Karen E. Klein
KB Home is under SEC investigation By Peter Y. Hong
Nancie Clare named editor of LA magazine By Tiffany Hsu
George Kalogridis named president of Disneyland Resort By Hugo Martin
Google board member steps down By Cecilia Kang
Jump in crude oil prices helps lift stock market Associated Press
Two Americans share Nobel prize By Don Lee
Company Town
Small Business By Cyndia Zwahlen
SPORTS
Lakers' Lamar Odom is prepared for his new life By Mike Bresnahan
Why America should root for the Angels over the Yankees By Bill Shaikin
Cubs file for bankruptcy, part of sale to new owner Wire Reports
Dolphins beat Jets, 31-27, in back-and-forth game Associated Press
Bees clear out and Mexico's soccer team makes a buzz By Mike Penner
It's a role reversal for Angels By Mike Digiovanna
Cheerleaders take high-flying risks under untrained eyes By Melissa Rohlin
Butler creates his own highlight By Lisa Dillman
Oklahoma State backs the reinstatement of Dez Bryant Associated Press
Wilt Chamberlain's spirit, and legend, live on in his mansion on the hill By Jerry Crowe
With Dodgers, the news was often late-breaking By Dylan Hernandez
Revamped top line lifts Kings passed Islanders, 2-1 Associated Press
Capitals' Ted Leonsis owns up to the good and the bad By Helene Elliott
Freeway Series: Dodgers and Angels giving L.A. a reason to believe By Bill Dwyre
Calvin Johnson's injury not considered 'significant' Associated Press
Phillies erupt in the ninth to win, 5-4 By Mandy Housenick
Sam Farmer's Monday film review By Sam Farmer
Bruins hoping for consistency By Chris Foster
Armond Armstead expected to be available against Notre Dame By Gary Klein
Trojans' wide receivers haven't been catching the wave By Gary Klein
ENTERTAINMENT
CinemaScore's box-office swami By Patrick Goldstein
Review: 'Frontline: Obama's War' on PBS By Tony Perry
'Dancing With the Stars' is out of step By Scott Collins
Memoir of a former abortion addict By Robin Abcarian
Cloud Eye Control joins the traditional and futuristic By Scarlet Cheng
On Restaurant Row, a lot of options instead of food By Rachel B. Levin
Theater Review By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
Book Excerpt By Robert Hilburn
Paul Anka: 'That was my vocal' By Todd Martens
Pop Music Review By Ann Powers, POP MUSIC CRITIC
Quick Takes By David Ng
Quick Takes Bloomberg News
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
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Quick Takes
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Hospital error leads to radiation overdoses By Alan Zarembo
UCLA's Lab School expansion is postponed By Carla Rivera
Homeless man wanted for questioning in Station fire By Ari B. Bloomekatz and Andrew Blankstein
Builder to pay 85 workers $242,301 in overtime settlement By Patrick J. Mcdonnell
Communities below Station fire burn area prepare for hard rain By Corina Knoll and Robert J. Lopez
Malibu water treatment bills could increase $1,000 a month By Martha Groves
From Nowheresville to 'Lindsayland' By Catherine Saillant
Schwarzenegger pens a new course for California By Patrick Mcgreevy and Eric Bailey
Brendan Mullen dies at 60; founder of influential Masque punk rock club By Randy Lewis
Carol Tomlinson-Keasey dies at 66; founding chancellor of UC Merced By Dennis Mclellan
Federal probe of L.A. County children's agency sought By Garrett Therolf
Accord will keep LAPD staffing at current levels, Villaraigosa says By David Zahniser
Three lives and a literate city's shame By Hector Tobar
California Briefing By Dan Weikel
California Briefing Associated Press
California Briefing By Corina Knoll
LAPD officer, adult son charged in child-porn case By Joel Rubin and Andrew Blankstein
California
WORLD
In Egypt and Saudi Arabia, succession looms By Jeffrey Fleishman
Mexico electrical workers fight disbanding of utility By Ken Ellingwood
Resignation of Afghan election official raises anxiety level By Laura King
Dresden bridge has an unexpectedly high price By Henry Chu
North Korea test-fires five missiles, reports say Associated Press
Attacks highlight Pakistan's vulnerability to militants By Alex Rodriguez
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NATIONAL
Deportation stirs anger By Mike Clary
U.S. attorney general calls for global effort to fight organized crime By Josh Meyer
California team leads way in Solar Decathlon By Alexander C. Hart
Mayo Clinic policy on Medicare, Medicaid raises questions Washington Post
Breast tenderness linked to cancer risk Reuters
Universal healthcare coverage appears elusive By Noam N. Levey
Some lawmakers frown on museum spending By Richard Simon
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
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OPINION
U.N. shifts strategy for nuclear arms control By Michael D. Gordin, Michael D. Gordin is an associate professor of history at Princeton University and the author of the just-released "Red Cloud at Dawn: Truman, Stalin and the End of the Atomic Monopoly."
Schwarzenegger's lame-duck calls
Turkey and Armenia: reconciling history
UC revenue plan is a major mistake
Letters to the editor
The Morty Manford that Obama missed By David Ehrenstein, David Ehrenstein is the author of "Open Secret: Gay Hollywood 1928-1998."
Bi-coastal constitutional conundrum By Thad Kousser, Thad Kousser is a visiting associate professor of political science at Stanford University's Bill Lane Center for the American West and a fellow at the Hoover Institution.
Letters
Letters
Letters
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