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What happened on October 17, 2009
BUSINESS
Imports dive at ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach
By Ronald D. White
California job losses keep climbing
By Alana Semuels
Stocks tumble on Bank of America, GE earnings
Associated Press
Bank of America posts net loss of $1 billion in 3rd quarter
By Walter Hamilton and E. Scott Reckard
Swine flu outbreak revives fears about air quality in planes
By Hugo Martin
GE says it's preparing for possible shake-up at NBC Universal
By Meg James
6 accused of insider trading after wiretapping investigation
By Walter Hamilton and Martin Zimmerman
Senate restores funding for hydrogen car research
By Peter Whoriskey, Whoriskey writes for the Washington Post.
Mattel profit falls, but investors push up stock
By Nathan Olivarez-giles
Pop-up stores are becoming an overnight sensation
By Andrea Chang
Business Briefing
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NEWS
For the Record
OPINION
Stimulus by $250 check
Right to counsel should include competence
United Teachers Los Angeles: Absent from reform
Feminism's freedom fighter
By Patt Morrison
Chief Bratton's too-brash exit
By Tim Rutten
Humans in harm's way
Pension tension, misapprehension
Support for Harvey Milk Day
ENTERTAINMENT
'Boulevard' by Stephen Jay Schwartz
By Tom Nolan, Nolan is the editor of "Ross Macdonald's The Archer Files: The Complete Short Stories of Lew Archer, Private Investigator
With 'Give Up the Ghost,' Brandi Carlile just may gain the cross-over fans she covets
By Ann Powers, POP MUSIC CRITIC
If Hollywood graded Obama
By Tina Daunt
National anthem singers are in a league of their own
By Reed Johnson
Theater Review
By David Ng
Theater Review
By David Ng
Quick Takes
Associated Press
Quick Takes
By Joe Flint
Quick Takes
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Quick Takes
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Decisive shift in White House art
By Suzanne Muchnic
Theater Review
By Charlotte Stoudt
WORLD
Key players in the U.S. debate on Afghanistan policy
Roadside bomb kills 4 U.S. troops in Afghanistan
Associated Press
Setbacks weaken Al Qaeda's ability to mount attacks, terrorism officials say
By Sebastian Rotella
British court orders release of U.S. document about Guantanamo detainee
By Henry Chu
Iraqi primary ordered by Muqtada Sadr draws voters
By Liz Sly
Iraq suicide bomber kills 15
Associated Press
U.N. body backs Gaza war report
By Richard Boudreaux and Tina Susman
Gruesome slayings add to Guerrero's toll
By Ken Ellingwood
Suicide bomber strikes police station in Pakistan, killing 15
By Alex Rodriguez and Zulfiqar Ali
The World
Associated Press
HOME & GARDEN
Not a 'Giving Tree' mom
By Madeleine Brand
'Double Indemnity' house returns to '40s glamour
By Debra Prinzing
An autumn bonanza
By Emily Green
Playing with Cujo
By Chris Erskine
'Frank Gehry: The Houses' by Mildred Friedman
By Jeffrey Head
James Franco lists home (Goblin glider not included)
By Lauren Beale
A calling to take care of the poor and elderly
By Sam Watters
Martha Stewart's recession entertaining tips
By Debra Prinzing
Tim Celeski at Pasadena Heritage's Craftsman Weekend
By Debra Prinzing
Devil Girl Baptismal Font and Patio Fire Bowl by Speedcult
By David A. Keeps
Tortoise General Store in Venice
By Lizzie Garrett
Heritage Square Museum casts an eye on Victorian funerals
By Barbara Thornburg
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Larry Birkhead says he was told that Anna Nicole Smith's drug use was 'under control'
By Harriet Ryan
A tough approach to drug-using mothers
By Sandy Banks
California gives the poor a new legal right
By Carol J. Williams
Dickie Peterson dies at 63; bassist and lead singer for the power trio Blue Cheer
By Dennis Mclellan
Cyclist testifies that doctor deliberately caused Brentwood accident
By Ann M. Simmons
Push for in-house DWP watchdog gains momentum
By David Zahniser
Prostitution sting snares El Monte official
By Seema Mehta
Calendar says fall, but the temperatures rise
By Richard Winton
Dr. Mahlon Hoagland dies at 87; scientist helped discover how cells build proteins
By Thomas H. Maugh Ii
Neighbors thought dead man's body was part of Halloween display
By Seema Mehta and Martha Groves
Orange County gang member is resentenced to 5 life terms
By Christopher Goffard
As rehab programs are cut, prisons do less to keep inmates from returning
By Michael Rothfeld
Robert G. Beverly dies at 84; Republican in California Legislature for nearly 30 years
By Valerie J. Nelson
Trutanich ups the ante in battle over L.A. Live signs
By Phil Willon
California Briefing / San Francisco
By Maria L. La Ganga
California Briefing / Sacramento
By Evan Halper
California Briefing / El Monte
By Andrew Blankstein
California Briefing / Compton
By Lance Pugmire
Lohan In Court
NATIONAL
Family in balloon-boy drama to be reinterviewed, sheriff says
By Deedee Correll
Lessons from the Massachusetts healthcare experiment
By James Oliphant and Kim Geiger
ICE-local immigration partnership to remain
By Anna Gorman
In Texas, Obama honors George H.W. Bush for public service
By Christi Parsons
Scientists object to federal order on pesticide testing
By Alexander C. Hart
National Briefing / Washington, D.c.
Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Louisiana
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National Briefing / Illinois
Times Wire Reports
National Briefing / Washington, D.c.
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SCIENCE
NASA moon crash did kick up debris plume as hoped
By John Johnson Jr.
Scientists try to calm '2012' hysteria
By John Johnson Jr.
Swine flu vaccine production running behind by about 25%, officials say
By Ken Ellingwood and Thomas H. Maugh Ii
Science Briefing
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Science Briefing
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
SPORTS
Cold may take snap off John Lackey's curve
By Mike Digiovanna
New York weather fools Fox play-by-play man Joe Buck
By Diane Pucin, ON SPORTS MEDIA
Angels get off to a sloppy start
By Mike Digiovanna, ON THE ANGELS
Up next for Chivas USA: Saturday vs. San Jose
By Grahame L. Jones
Craig Smith is common factor in Clippers' injuries
By Lisa Dillman
Pittsburgh gets past Rutgers, 24-17
Associated Press
Fast, slow, slower: Dodgers' Vicente Padilla keeps Phillies off-balance
By Ben Bolch
Dodgers' Andre Ethier takes one for the team
By Dylan Hernandez, ON THE DODGERS
TBS intro to Game 2 is a little better. A graphic is wrong, but Ron Darling has some insights.
By Diane Pucin, ON SPORTS MEDIA
Up next for the Ducks: Saturday against St. Louis
By Robyn Norwood
Angels freeze up in Game 1
By Bill Dwyre
Up next for the Kings: Saturday at Columbus
By Helene Elliott
Andrew Bynum arrives, Ron Artest still on his way
By Mike Bresnahan
Letters: Dodgers fans weren't looking for a split
Bridget Sloan, Rebecca Bross give U.S. 1-2 finish
Wire Reports
Flames chase Roberto Luongo after two periods, beat Canucks 5-3
Associated Press
Charlie Weis' Irish may need to win one for the skipper
By Chris Dufresne, ON COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Phillies' Chase Utley admits, 'I just didn't make a good throw'
By Jim Peltz
Destiny calls, Dodgers collect and charge Phillies
By Bill Plaschke
Orange Lutheran stuns Mater Dei, 28-25
By Mark Medina; Eric Sondheimer, Staff Reports
Angels need to play their game
By Bill Shaikin, ON BASEBALL
Casey Blake's power of negative thinking keeps Dodgers in the hunt
By T.J. Simers
Citrus Hill's Deontae Cooper is having a super season
By Eric Sondheimer, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
Bruins, Cal roll with the financial punches
By Chris Foster
California quarterback Kevin Riley coming up short
By Chris Foster
Notre Dame fans force a change in routine for USC
By Gary Klein
A big day in the Notre Dame-USC game never hurts Heisman chances
By Gary Klein
A tale of two Southern California quarterbacks
By Gary Klein
For Yankees, CC Sabathia's playoff performance is a bargain
By Kevin Baxter
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