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What happened on September 04, 2009
BUSINESS
Ultra-low-calorie beer is creating a buzz Mike Hughlett
The California: A chick Ferrari that captures a guy's heart DAN NEIL
Allegations of drug use, infidelity complicated Broadcom co-founder Henry Nicholas' divorce E. Scott Reckard and Stuart Pfeifer
HMO claims-rejection rates triggers state investigation Lisa Girion
Harley-Davidson is ready to kick-start sales in India Rama Lakshmi, Lakshmi writes for the Washington Post.
L.A. billboard attacking Mercury Insurance is removed Nathan Olivarez-Giles
Large U.S. retailers struggle in August as sales fall 2.9% Andrea Chang
Findings of wine contest study hard for critics to swallow Jerry Hirsch
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Company Town
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
Business Briefing Times Wire Reports
EU probes Oracle-Sun deal, cites open-source issue Cecilia Kang, Kang writes for the Washington Post.
Google's head of China operations to step down Bloomberg News
Gold prices surge near $1,000-an-ounce mark Tom Petruno
Stocks open higher after jobs data, retail sales Associated Press
Fremont solar panel firm Solyndra to get U.S. loan guarantee Associated Press
WGA report shows tough times for screenwriters Richard Verrier
SPORTS
Cal State football programs try to do with less David Wharton
Young soccer coach prepares for the worst Mike Penner
Argentina vs. Brazil: Maradona can't stop talking about it Grahame L. Jones
The men of Troy and the men of the NFL Gary Klein and Sam Farmer
Michael Vick to learn about full reinstatement from NFL commissioner today Sam Farmer
A new Andy Roddick is on display at U.S. Open BILL DWYRE
Mets beat the Rockies, 8-3 Associated Press
Boise State victory has a violent ending Associated Press
Kyle Busch likes his chances to reach Chase for the Cup JIM PELTZ, ON MOTOR RACING
First-timers aim to remain calm in opener Chris Foster
Tigers complete sweep of Indians Associated Press
Red Sox hurt Rays' playoff chances Associated Press
American teenager defeats Elena Dementieva at U.S. Open Diane Pucin
Television in tight coverage of football DIANE PUCIN, ON SPORTS MEDIA
Top games for Friday, Sept. 4 Ben Bolch
Seattle rookie Aaron Curry stars Associated Press
It's a great homecoming for Jon Garland DYLAN HERNANDEZ, ON THE DODGERS
Clayton Kershaw isn't concerned with pitch counts Dylan Hernandez
Dodgers' lead doesn't extend to the oddsmakers JERRY CROWE
Servite opens with upset of Long Beach Poly ERIC SONDHEIMER, ON HIGH SCHOOLS
Anna Rawson takes lead in Canada Staff and Wire Reports
Bobby Abreu leads by example MIKE DiGIOVANNA, ON THE ANGELS
Phillies' Pedro Martinez outduels Giants' Tim Linecum, 2-1 Associated Press
USC's young players, veterans eager for first game Gary Klein
Dodgers' Hiroki Kuroda will face fears head-on BILL PLASCHKE
Maria Sharapova understands event's move from Carson to La Costa Diane Pucin
WORLD
S. Korean wages a visual campaign against dog eating John M. Glionna and Ju-min Park, Park is an assistant in The Times' Seoul Bureau.
U.S. cuts off $30 million in aid to Honduras Paul Richter
18 killed in Juarez clinic for addicts Ken Ellingwood
Iranian parliament approves Ahmadinejad Cabinet Borzou Daragahi
World Briefing / Russia TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Canada TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / Mexico TIMES WIRE REPORTS
World Briefing / North Korea TIMES WIRE REPORTS
NATO airstrike kills 40 in Afghanistan, officials say Times Wire Reports
World Briefing / Gabon TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Peru insurgents down copter Associated Press
Han Chinese hold protest in Xinjiang region Barbara Demick
Gates open to sending more troops to Afghanistan Julian E. Barnes
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Proposed Harvey Milk Day creates quite a stir Eric Bailey
Phillip Garrido's past reveals another rape charge Molly Hennessy-Fiske
Michael Jackson is laid to rest Carla Hall and Chris Lee
Suspect sought in slayings of 2 Sun Valley girls Richard Winton
Station fire an act of arson, sheriff's officials say Ari B. Bloomekatz, Andrew Blankstein and Cara Mia DiMassa
Celebrating the abundant growth of the farmers market Mary MacVean
False alarms compound the misery of L.A.'s wildfires Alexandra Zavis
Pot brownies sickened L.A. preschool teachers, CDC says Rong-Gong Lin II
California Assembly widely approves plan to keep children insured Patrick McGreevy and Eric Bailey
6 Southern California hospitals fined for serious violations Kimi Yoshino
California Briefing / Sacramento Shane Goldmacher
California Briefing / Palos Verdes Peninsula Jeff Gottlieb
California Briefing / Los Angeles Ari B. Bloomekatz
California Ruben Vives
Three Westwood tributes scheduled to honor Sylvia Levin
Another wildfire victim: outdoor recess Jason Song
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Charles Kaplan Times Staff and Wire Reports
Woman shot in Los Feliz
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Bill Hefner Times Staff and Wire Reports
California's request to delay prison plan is rejected Michael Rothfeld
OBITUARIES / PASSINGS / Wayne Tippit Times Staff and Wire Reports
Setting fires lets crews fight on their own terms Ruben Vives and Bettina Boxall
David Avadon dies at 60; illusionist specialized in picking pockets Valerie J. Nelson
ENTERTAINMENT
'Silver Lake' by Peter Gadol Ellen Slezak, Slezak is the author of the story collection "Last Year's Jesus" and the novel "All These Girls."
Colbie Caillat: Daddy's little girl grows up Mikael Wood
Director Cherien Dabis straddles two worlds Reed Johnson
After a death in the family, small moments that define our lives KENNETH TURAN, FILM CRITIC
Labor Day parties in L.A. Scott T. Sterling
At 5, singer hits high notes in her career Catherine Cheney, Catherine Cheney writes for the Washington Post.
Teen lit with plus-size characters takes off Leanne Italie, Leanne Italie writes for the Associated Press
Blue Planet Film Fest in Santa Monica
Saving dolphins in Japan Yuri Kageyama, Yuri Kageyama writes for the Associated Press.
'Amreeka' KENNETH TURAN, FILM CRITIC
'Confessions of a Ex-Doofus-Itchy Footed Mutha' Kevin Thomas
Spacious new home for Museum of Chinese in America Associated Press
Review online
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes
Quick Takes Lee Margulies
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Matea Gold
If you didn't see enough of them on 'The Osbournes' ... Mark Sachs
Review F. Kathleen Foley
Theater Beat F. Kathleen Foley; Charlotte Stoudt; David Ng
'CSI' mastermind melds mediums with new digi-novel Nicholas White
'Extract' BETSY SHARKEY, FILM CRITIC
'All About Steve' Robert Abele
Nine Inch Nails at Hollywood Palladium Gina McIntyre
Chick Corea, Stanley Clarke and Lenny White at Hollywood Bowl Chris Barton
Graphic novels; reading, but in a different way Julia Keller, Julia Keller is cultural critic for the Chicago Tribune.
Depiction of terrorists prompts some of the victims' loved ones to decry the film, which opened recently in the U.S. Kate Connolly
Kicking up the dust of change CHRISTOPHER HAWTHORNE, ARCHITECTURE CRITIC
L.A.'s man with the golden palate JAMES RAINEY
Review: 'The Headless Woman' Kevin Thomas
NATIONAL
Obama runs into resistance over school speech Kristina Sherry
National Briefing / Florida TIMES WIRE REPORTS
National Briefing / Michigan TIMES WIRE REPORTS
Martha Coakley, Massachusetts attorney general, seeks Kennedy's Senate seat Associated Press
Recording the sounds of the West Thomas Curwen
Democrats consider setting 'trigger' for government healthcare Peter Nicholas and Christi Parsons
Belgian arms trader jailed in Alabama Sebastian Rotella
Healthcare debate gives Internet advertising a huge shot in the arm Peter Wallsten
OPINION
Wal-Mart and healthcare Nelson Lichtenstein, Nelson Lichtenstein, a professor of history at UC Santa Barbara, is the author of "The Retail Revolution: How Wal-Mart Created a Brave New World of Business."
For the record
Water wisdom for California
Burning issues
Tortured by Cheney
Foreign reporters and the risks they run Jean-Francois Julliard, Jean-Francois Julliard is secretary-general of Reporters Without Borders, a Paris-based media advocacy group.
Healthcare reform bill doesn't cover elective abortions
Open season on wolves?
Pass pot research around
SCIENCE
Antibodies found that prevent HIV from causing severe AIDS Thomas H. Maugh II
Swine flu more deadly to adolescents than to younger children, officials say Thomas H. Maugh II
NEWS
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The quiet healthcare consensus RONALD BROWNSTEIN, Ronald Brownstein is a senior writer at the National Journal.
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