What happened on June 29, 2010

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What happened on June 29, 2010

NATIONAL

Supreme Court extends rights of gun owners By David G. Savage, Tribune Washington Bureau

Alleged Russian spy ring members led typical American lives By Bob Drogin and Geraldine Baum, Los Angeles Times

Supreme Court rules against UC student group that excluded gays By Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times

Supreme Court upholds 'soft money' contribution limits David G. Savage, Tribune Washington Bureau

Russians call U.S. arrests 'baseless and unseemly' By Richard A. Serrano, Tribune Washington Bureau

Other Supreme Court actions Times wire reports

U.S. complaint against alleged Russian agents (excerpts) From Reuters

Petraeus: Afghan withdrawals a 'process,' not an exit By David S. Cloud

Mississippi officials blast BP, U.S. government as oil hits coast By Molly Hennessy-Fiske and Richard Fausset, Los Angeles Times

Gulf farmers asked to flood fields for migrating birds By Andrew Zajac, Tribune Washington Bureau

Senate mourns Robert Byrd By Lisa Mascaro and Richard Simon, Tribune Washington Bureau

Petraeus: Afghan withdrawals a 'process,' not an exit By David S. Cloud, Tribune Washington Bureau

U.S. charges 11 as secret agents; Russia calls action 'unfounded' By Richard A. Serrano, Tribune Washington Bureau, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer

FDA urges less antibiotics in meat By Andrew Zajac, Tribune Washington Bureau

ENTERTAINMENT

A genuine piece of Sarah McLachlan By Ann Powers, Los Angeles Times Pop Music Critic

Deathbed 'Visions, Trips, and Crowded Rooms' By Carmela Ciuraru, Special to the Los Angeles Times

Horoscope: June 29 Holiday Mathis

Television review: 'Louie' on FX By Robert Lloyd, Los Angeles Times Television Critic

OPINION

The unintended consequences of a plastic bag ban Peter M. Grande

Holocaust: a huge word made small Marvin Hier

Thousands of Abby Sunderlands in our midst Karin Klein

Why the Kagan hearings will be a charade Jonah Goldberg

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

Robert Byrd dies at 92; U.S. senator from West Virginia By Johanna Neuman, Special to the Los Angeles Times

CHP death toll a grim reminder of job's dangers By Sam Allen and Richard Winton, Los Angeles Times

Teen's slaying taps into a community's compassion Sandy Banks

Keep raves out of the Coliseum, doctors urge By Rong-Gong Lin II, Los Angeles Times

VA commits $20 million to convert West L.A. building into therapeutic homeless facility By Martha Groves, Los Angeles Times

Hemet police probe suspected arson fire at evidence building By Phil Willon, Los Angeles Times

Villaraigosa's acceptance of tickets raises political issues By David Zahniser, Los Angeles Times

Taking a burger stand By Bob Pool, Los Angeles Times

California lawmakers consider license plates that flash ads By Bob Pool, Los Angeles Times

SCIENCE

For diabetes drug Avandia, bad news continues By Shari Roan, Los Angeles Times

New articles highlight rift over statins By Melissa Healy, Los Angeles Times

SPORTS

Ron Artest did not shrink from psychotherapy Chris Erskine

UCLA dismisses three incoming freshmen football players accused of theft By Baxter Holmes

Vladimir Guerrero gets a rousing ovation by Angels fans By Mike DiGiovanna

Sparks bring their troubles home in 80-68 loss to New York By Melissa Rohlin

Wednesday's featured matches at Wimbledon By Diane Pucin

Angels apply a little heat to Rangers with 6-5 victory By Mike DiGiovanna

A good-and-bad day for the Williams sisters at Wimbledon By Diane Pucin

One day until LeBron James can finally go a-courtin', and not a moment too soon Mark Heisler

Andy Roddick has no answers in loss to Yen-Hsun Lu By Diane Pucin, Los Angeles Times

FIFA to explore video replays By Kevin Baxter and Grahame L. Jones

Giants' Matt Cain can't get it done against Dodgers By Dylan Hernandez

Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo doesn't live up to billing Grahame L. Jones, On Soccer

DEA searches offices of San Diego Chargers and Padres Staff and wire reports

World Cup: Inspired Paraguay reaches quarterfinals By Kevin Baxter

Martina Hingis, Anna Kournikova are back at Wimbledon but just for the day By Diane Pucin

South Carolina defeats UCLA, 2-1, for baseball title By Shandel Richardson

BUSINESS

Junk food and obesity: Taking a cue from tobacco control David Lazarus

Tesla prices IPO at $17, surpassing expectations By Tom Petruno, Los Angeles Times

More in Southland getting away for the Fourth, but frugally Hugo Martín, Los Angeles Times

Cantor Fitzgerald abandons plan to trade box-office futures contracts By Ben Fritz, Los Angeles Times

Summer job market cold for teens By Shan Li, Los Angeles Times

Byrd's death could delay financial reform vote By Jim Puzzanghera, Lisa Mascaro and Richard Simon, Los Angeles Times

Financial overhaul to hit Wall Street firms' bottom line By Nathaniel Popper, Los Angeles Times

Silicon Valley becoming driving force for electric vehicles By Dana Hull

Apple sells 1.7 million iPhone 4s in first three days Kristena Hansen

Supreme Court affirms authority of accounting oversight board By Walter Hamilton and David G. Savage, Los Angeles Times

Home-price index in 20 cities rises as buyers rush to obtain tax credit By Alejandro Lazo, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer

New look for Disney Stores makes debut in Montebello By Dawn C. Chmielewski, Los Angeles Times

Wireless airwaves would double under Obama plan By Jennifer Martinez, Los Angeles Times

WORLD

PRI candidate Rodolfo Torre slain in Tamaulipas By Ken Ellingwood, Los Angeles Times

Iran sets conditions for nuclear talks By Borzou Daragahi, Los Angeles Times

U.S. strategy in Afghanistan may involve greater use of special operations forces By David S. Cloud and Julian E. Barnes, Los Angeles Times

Noriega money-laundering trial begins in France By Devorah Lauter, Special to The Times

U.S. medevac crews treat Afghan civilians, win hearts and minds By David Zucchino, Los Angeles Times

Britain's Labor Party plots a return to power By Henry Chu, Los Angeles Times

Reconciliation efforts with Afghan militants face major obstacle By Alex Rodriguez and Laura King, Los Angeles Times

Kashmir security forces fire on protesters, killing 3 By Mark Magnier, Los Angeles Times

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