What happened on October 14, 2009

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Ohio's botched executions
Warning on elder abuse
What's California's problem? Its people TIM RUTTEN
Abdicating on a 'cyber czar'? James D. Zirin, James D. Zirin is a New York lawyer and member of the Council on Foreign Relations. He co-hosts the cable talk show "Digital Age."
Overdraft feature causes a chill
Engineering cost of UC courses
Insurers push back
Are women getting unhappier? Don't make me laugh Barbara Ehrenreich, Barbara Ehrenreich is the author, most recently, of "Bright-Sided: How the Relentless Promotion of Positive Thinking Has Undermined America." A version of this article also appears at tomdispatch.com.

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What happened on October 14, 2009

SPORTS

99 things about John Wooden Mike Penner

Clippers' Chris Kaman is keeping good early signs in perspective Lisa Dillman

No camouflaging his loyalty to the Angels BILL SHAIKIN, ON BASEBALL

Up next for Ducks: Wednesday vs. Minnesota Robyn Norwood

Up next for Kings: Wednesday at Rangers Helene Elliott

Giants will get a real test against the Saints SAM FARMER, ON THE NFL

Chone Figgins puts opponents on the defensive MIKE DiGIOVANNA, ON THE ANGELS

Cal's Jahvid Best offers next challenge Mark Medina

Kuroda question not yet answered Ben Bolch

Matt Barkley ready for his shot on hallowed grounds Gary Klein

Report: Patriots sign Junior Seau Wire Reports

Angels plan to attack Yankees right and left Jim Peltz and Mike DiGiovanna

Coaches fear a freaky Saturday CHRIS DUFRESNE, ON COLLEGE FOOTBALL

Joe Torre will toast to that JERRY CROWE

Sabres beat Red Wings Associated Press

No crying foul at the ballpark Mike Penner

Yankees are hoping for rain Kevin Baxter

Hermann Maier retires from skiing Eric Sondheimer, Staff and Wire Reports

Dodgers have more left this year BEN BOLCH, ON THE DODGERS

New Mexico suspends coach Mike Locksley Associated Press

Tex Winter plans to attend Lakers' ring ceremony Mike Bresnahan

Mitch Mustain gets a kick out of being No. 2 quarterback for USC Gary Klein

U.S. forward Charlie Davies seriously injured in car crash Grahame L. Jones

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Teen is charged as an adult in baby's shooting death Richard Winton

Cedars-Sinai radiation overdoses went unseen at several points Alan Zarembo

A body larger than life Carla Hall

Black bears rate minivans as top dining vehicle Carla Hall

For ex-cons, no gain without pain Tony Perry

UCLA student is charged with attempted murder in attack Andrew Blankstein and Robert Faturechi

Girl, 16, shot while walking near Hollywood school Robert J. Lopez

Anna Nicole Smith's last days: too weak to walk or sit up Harriet Ryan

Anne Friedberg dies at 57; professor at USC's School of Cinematic Arts Elaine Woo

Permanent housing for L.A.'s homeless saves tax dollars, study suggests Raja Abdulrahim

California Briefing / L.a. County Molly Hennessy-Fiske

California Briefing / Los Angeles Phil Willon

California Briefing / Sacramento Patrick McGreevy

PASSINGS / Al Martino Times Staff and Wire Reports

Storm puts residents of L.A. County fire zones on the defensive Baxter Holmes and Robert J. Lopez

And my World Series tickets go to . . . STEVE LOPEZ

Governor praised for signing education funding eligibility bill Jason Song and Jason Felch

PASSINGS / Donna Mae Mims Times Staff and Wire Reports

PASSINGS / Stephen Gately Times Staff and Wire Reports

2010 census count could be harder and more expensive than 2000's Teresa Watanabe

Arnold Schwarzenegger to be honored for protecting parkland Michael Rothfeld

Tougher rules on policing illegal immigrants Anna Gorman

Bruce Wasserstein dies at 61; prominent Wall Street deal maker Times Wire Reports

Richard Sonnenfeldt dies at 86; chief interpreter for American prosecutors at Nuremberg trials Times Staff And Wire Reports

School's walls remain steeped in history Tony Barboza

Stuart M. Kaminsky dies at 75; prolific mystery writer Trevor Jensen

PASSINGS / Steve Ferguson Times Staff and Wire Reports

Some furlough days actually cost California money Shane Goldmacher

Schwarzenegger promises 'swift action' on wife's in-car cellphone use Michael Rothfeld

NATIONAL

Bush-era EPA document on climate change released Jim Tankersley and Alexander C. Hart

U.S. military recruitment has a banner year Washington Post

Homeland Security chief visits cyber-crimes center Sebastian Rotella

National Briefing / Arizona Times Wire Reports

National Briefing / Washington, D.c. Times Wire Reports

National Briefing / Montana Times Wire Reports

In swine flu season, sanitizer for the hand of God P.J. Huffstutter and Duke Helfand

Support in Senate for cellphone driver ban Kim Geiger

Healthcare reform bill clears Senate Finance Committee Noam N. Levey and James Oliphant

FOOD

2007 Produttori del Barbaresco Nebbiolo delle Langhe S. Irene Virbila

Recipe: Palate's chocolate pudding By Noelle Carter

Farmer's Kitchen officially opens; a second Fraîche; newcomer Thyme Cafe Betty Hallock, Mary MacVean and Elina Shatkin

Oyster shuckers gather to compete and crown their champion Necee Regis

Pinot Provence in Costa Mesa S. IRENE VIRBILA, RESTAURANT CRITIC

Vegetarian cookbook author Anna Thomas ladles out 'Love Soup' Mary MacVean

Wat Dong Moon Lek in Silver Lake Linda Burum

ENTERTAINMENT

Brendan Mullen Flea

Review: 'Nip/Tuck' at the beginning of its final season on FX MARY McNAMARA, TELEVISION CRITIC

Review: 'American Masters: Joan Baez: How Sweet the Sound' on PBS ROBERT LLOYD, TELEVISION CRITIC

Director F. Gary Gray returns with vengeance Greg Braxton

Editing is the splice of Anne V. Coates' life Susan King

Quick Takes Associated Press