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What happened on September 15, 2009
ENTERTAINMENT
Kanye West expresses Swift regret on blog and 'The Jay Leno Show' By Todd Martens and Yvonne Villarreal
'The Biggest Loser' is all about second chances By Rene Lynch
Patrick Swayze: the image of dignity, decency and defiance By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
'Jay Leno Show' stays on familiar ground By Mary Mcnamara, TELEVISION CRITIC
Blame It on Rio concert at Hollywood Bowl By Reed Johnson
Carolina Herrera, Donna Karan, Von Furstenberg and Juan Carlos Obando get touchy By Booth Moore, FASHION CRITIC
Melanie Lynskey, Toronto's triple threat By Mark Olsen
Michael Moore unveils 'Capitalism' By Betsy Sharkey, FILM CRITIC
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes Associated Press
Quick Takes By Greg Braxton
Quick Takes Associated Press
Theater Review By Charles Mcnulty, THEATER CRITIC
NATIONAL
Healthcare reform wins over doctors lobby By Kim Geiger and Tom Hamburger
Senate blocks HUD grants to ACORN Associated Press
Friends remember Annie Le's humor and intelligence By Maria L. La Ganga and My-thuan Tran
Police say Annie Le's death 'not a random act' By Geraldine Baum
Crowd estimates vary wildly for Capitol march By Joe Markman
Obama supporting Specter in primary battle By Peter Nicholas and Josh Drobnyk
New York homes raided in terrorism case By Josh Meyer
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
National Briefing Times Wire Reports
Blue skies
BUSINESS
Windows 7 is reduced to rainbows and unicorns By Dan Neil
Wells Fargo fires executive accused of using bank-owned Malibu home By David Sarno, Peter Y. Hong and W.J. Hennigan
Launching an online apparel store? Begin with a business plan By Karen E. Klein
State's $8.8 billion in short-term notes get high ratings By Tom Petruno
China files WTO complaint on US tire tariffs By David Pierson, Don Lee and Andrea Chang
Hollywood producers are guilty of bribing Thai official By Ben Fritz
Icahn no longer roars at Lions Gate By Claudia Eller
Downey hospital files bankruptcy to escape HMO contracts By Lisa Girion
Gasoline prices keep rising in California while falling nationwide By Ronald D. White
Stocks fall at open on US-China trade concerns Associated Press
Judge rejects Bank of America settlement in Merrill Lynch bonus case By Walter Hamilton and Tom Petruno
Obama vows to prevent 'reckless behavior and unchecked excess' on Wall Street By Jim Puzzanghera and Walter Hamilton
Firm distributes wines robust in black pride By Scott Kraft
Toys R Us to open 350 temporary shops By Andrea Chang
Steven Udvar-Hazy hopes to set a new course for his jet-leasing firm By W.J. Hennigan
Business Briefing / Courts Times Wire Services
Business Briefing / Courts Times Wire Services
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Business Briefing / Internet Times Wire Services
On location
WORLD
Iran's aviation regulation seen as a factor in air crashes By Borzou Daragahi
Bin Laden says U.S. strategy in Afghanistan is 'hopeless' Associated Press
Indonesia's Aceh province OKs stoning for adulterers Associated Press
British bomb plotters get life in prison By Henry Chu
Iran, world powers to hold nuclear talks in October By Borzou Daragahi
Mexican city warily awaits Independence Day celebrations By Tracy Wilkinson
Missile kills 4 in Pakistan; 18 die in stampede Associated Press
As U.S. fortunes fade, Pakistani debt collectors dial it up a notch By Mark Magnier
U.S. forces attack car in Somalia Washington Post
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
World Briefing Times Wire Reports
OPINION
California needs 'Race to the Top' funds By Ted Mitchell, Ted Mitchell is president of the state Board of Education and chief executive of the NewSchools Venture Fund.
The Legislature approved measures aimed at breeding, dogfighting, ownership and tail docking. These deserve to be law.
A rebuilt Wall Street
Neighborhood security must be sustained, however unfair the channeling of funds might seem in a time of layoffs and pay cuts.
Evaluating teachers By Walt Gardner, Walt Gardner taught for 28 years in the Los Angeles Unified School District and was a lecturer in the UCLA Graduate School of Education. E-mail:
A nuclear waste solution By Frank Von Hippel, Frank von Hippel, a physicist, is a professor of public and international affairs at Princeton University and co-chairs the International Panel on Fissile Materials. Previously, he was assistant director for national security in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
For the record
An airing of voices
Streep on Page 1, for and against
SPORTS
Juan Martin del Potro stuns Roger Federer to win U.S. Open By Diane Pucin
Transfer of players is ruining basketball By Eric Sondheimer
Lakers' Gasol leads Spain over Lithuania By Lisa Dillman,bill Dwyre, Staff And Wire Reports
Rays end 11-game losing streak Associated Press
Oakland's Brett Tomko earns 100th win Associated Press
Success against Yankees is not a head game By Mike Digiovanna
Yankees take dash and bash approach By Mike Digiovanna
Tom Brady, Patriots pull out victory over Bills Associated Press
Chargers rally in last minute for win over Raiders Associated Press
Tennessee will stick with Jonathan Crompton at quarterback Associated Press
Chad Billingsley to take his turn in Dodgers' rotation By Jim Peltz
Dodgers are better, frankly, in win over Pirates By Jim Peltz
The Roger Federer freight train runs out of steam By Bill Dwyre
Analyst criticizes Cutler's conduct after game By Sam Farmer
Injury ends season for Brian Urlacher Associated Press
Giants gain ground on Rockies Associated Press
ESPN founder wonders where hockey went By Mike Penner
Steve Sarkisian takes the long view in Washington By David Wharton
Serena Williams apologizes for her tirade during U.S. Open semifinals By Diane Pucin
Raiders show a commitment to the opposite of excellence By T.J. Simers
Bruins put faith in Richard Brehaut By Chris Foster
Matt Barkley, Aaron Corp practice with first team By Gary Klein
Results Associated Press
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Air quality back to normal in L.A. Basin By Ari B. Bloomekatz
Lawsuit accuses cemetery of losing remains By Duke Helfand and Victoria Kim
Another delay pushes Expo Line opening to late 2011 By Dan Weikel
Professor pleads guilty to violating Fritz Coleman restraining order By Jeff Gottlieb
Garrido, wife will stay in jail until their trial By Maria L. La Ganga
George Jaramillo, former O.C. assistant sheriff, gets 27 months By Tami Abdollah
Jim Carroll dies at 60; poet and punk rocker wrote about travails in 'The Basketball Diaries' By Elaine Woo
Jody Powell dies at 65; press secretary to President Carter Associated Press
L.A. mayor abandons early-retirement budget plan By David Zahniser and Maeve Reston
California GOP legislators blocked 20 bills after demands were unmet By Shane Goldmacher and Patrick Mcgreevy
Change of address can't split these neighbors By Dana Parsons
Patrick Swayze dies at 57; star of the blockbuster films 'Dirty Dancing' and 'Ghost' By Valerie J. Nelson
Paul Burke dies at 83; actor starred in gritty TV show 'Naked City' By Dennis Mclellan
Obscure database is key to U.S. educational funds for California By Jason Felch and Jason Song
California tax overhaul plan almost ready By Eric Bailey
Hope endures in a recession-battered area of L.A. County By Hector Tobar
Fatal shooting shocks UCI campus By Paloma Esquivel and Tony Barboza
Nonprofit website plans watchdog journalism for Orange County By Mike Anton
California Briefing By Jack Leonard
California Briefing By Raja Abdulrahim
California Briefing By Tony Perry
California Briefing By Steve Chawkins
California Briefing By Steve Chawkins
California
On the way to Jay
DWP is outmaneuvered in deal for wind farm site By David Zahniser
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