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What happened on October 30, 2010
BUSINESS
Fox, Dish Network resolve dispute By Meg James, Los Angeles Times
MGM in deal to cut debt Claudia Eller and Ben Fritz, Los Angeles Times
GDP grows a modest 2% in 3rd quarter By Don Lee, Los Angeles Times
Show business news coverage gets a new act By Ben Fritz, Los Angeles Times
Chevron's 3rd-quarter profit drops 2% By Ronald D. White, Los Angeles Times
Hurley steps down as chief of YouTube By Alex Pham, Los Angeles Times
Production duo at Sony Pictures' Columbia label splits up By Claudia Eller and Ben Fritz, Los Angeles Times
Even if Republicans dominate, Congress has limited power to undermine the financial reform By Jim Puzzanghera, Los Angeles Times
Edison International profit rises 27% By Ronald D. White, Los Angeles Times
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Rituals of Native American Church offer comfort, sustenance By Nomi Morris
Dealing with a measure of blame and grief Sandy Banks
L.A. Zoo to get new elephants to go with new exhibit By Carla Hall and Tony Perry, Los Angeles Times
Executive office furniture purchased in DWP fraud By David Zahniser, Los Angeles Times
Drawing on family to aid political fight By Maeve Reston, Los Angeles Times
2 doctors accused of using mentally ill homeless people in fraud scheme By Lisa Girion, Los Angeles Times
PASSINGS: Jonathan Motzfeldt, Sheikh Saqr bin Mohammed Al Qasimi
Beverly Hills could be obstacle in subway extension By Dan Weikel, Los Angeles Times
Feinstein denounces Prop. 19 as 'dangerous experiment' By John Hoeffel, Los Angeles Times
James E. 'Jimmy' Wall dies at 92; played Mr. Baxter on 'Captain Kangaroo' By Dennis McLellan, Los Angeles Times
Both sides' ads misleading on Prop. 26 By Patrick McGreevy, Los Angeles Times
Candidates for governor, Senate hopscotch the state Seema Mehta and Maeve Reston
Judge delays elimination of state child-care program By Shane Goldmacher, Los Angeles Times
State universities discuss fee hikes By Carla Rivera and Larry Gordon, Los Angeles Times
Don't get mad, get to the polls Steve Lopez
TRAVEL
On the Spot: Sizing up the carry-on situation By Catharine Hamm, Los Angeles Times Travel editor
Web buzz: Wanderfly.com a straightforward "dashboard" of recommendations By Jen Leo, Special to the Los Angeles Times
ENTERTAINMENT
Movie review: 'Saw 3D' By Michael Ordoña, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Book review: 'The Finkler Question' by Howard Jacobson By Carolyn Kellogg, Los Angeles Times
A key change for Gershwin archive By Larry Gordon, Los Angeles Times
A Second Look: Japan's slasher 'House' moves into U.S. By Dennis Lim, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Andrew Lincoln relishes his cowboy life among 'The Walking Dead' By Gina McIntyre, Los Angeles TImes
Stew, off-Broadway By Scott Timberg, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Happening Saturday
'The Finkler Question' info
Weekend TV talk shows
Stew and the Negro Problem concert info
'Saw 3D' info
Saturday's TV highlights
Words & Ideas
Horoscope: Oct. 30 Holiday Mathis
Web outlet is sold short James Rainey
Book review: A unlikely shot at 'Fame' By Scott Esposito, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Astral Weeks: Ted Chiang's mental travelers By Ed Park, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Quick Takes: Ang Lee picks 'Pi' star
Garry Shandling recalls the 'lab experiment' that was 'The Larry Sanders Show' By Robert Lloyd, Los Angeles Times Television Critic
NATIONAL
Explosives found in two U.S.-bound packages, thwarting terrorist attack By Paul Richter, Richard A. Serrano and Brian Bennett, Tribune Washington Bureau
Memoirs, mistakes converge as CIA promises reform By Ken Dilanian
Alaska court ruling boosts Murkowski By Kim Murphy, Los Angeles Times
Parcel bombs have hallmarks of Al Qaeda work, Napolitano says Reuters
Campaigns and states prepare for post-election battles By Michael A. Memoli, Tribune Washington Bureau
Obama makes final attempts to rouse voters By Peter Nicholas, Tribune Washington Bureau
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula By Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times
A 'tea party' predecessor By Richard Fausset, Los Angeles Times
Bombs found in packages were wired to explode, U.S. officials say By Ken Dilanian, Richard A. Serrano and Brian Bennett, Los Angeles Times Staff Writers
Fourth shooting in Virginia targeting military facilities prompts FBI public appeal By Jordan Steffen, Tribune Washington Bureau
Hoping to join a 'new fresh class' in Congress, candidates may face old debts By Kathleen Hennessey, Tribune Washington Bureau
In Utica, N.Y., a frustrating wait for the campaigns to end By Lisa Mascaro, Tribune Washington Bureau
GOP plans attacks on the EPA and climate scientists By Neela Banerjee
WORLD
North, South Korea soldiers exchange gunfire at DMZ By John M. Glionna, Los Angeles Times
Alleged Samsung heiress has South Koreans riveted By John M. Glionna, Los Angeles Times
U.S.-Afghan forces, aided by Russian agents, seize drug facilities in major raid By Sergei L. Loiko, Los Angeles Times
Iran agrees to new nuclear talks By Borzou Daragahi, Los Angeles Times
Iran's supreme leader demands support of clerics By Borzou Daragahi, Los Angeles Times
China in a no-win situation in Norwegian slaying By Barbara Demick, Los Angeles Times
Suicide bombing kills 25 in Iraq's Diyala province By Ned Parker, Los Angeles Times
SPORTS
Manny Pacquiao's real story outweighs all the hype Bill Dwyre
Warriors' Jeremy Lin beat all kinds of odds in reaching the NBA By Baxter Holmes
Juan Uribe, Aaron Rowand give Giants postseason magic By Phil Rogers
Ducks fly away from USC in second half By Gary Klein
Pittsburgh's Ziggy Hood gets big opportunity with Aaron Smith out
Clippers' Vinny Del Negro says team lacks identity By Lisa Dillman
Mitch Moreland is big hit for the Rangers By Phil Rogers
NBA quotes: LeBron James says commercial was no joke
Up next for Lakers: Sunday vs. Golden State
Bulls rally to defeat Pistons, 101-91
NBA ahead: Miami plays at New Orleans on Friday
Mark Heisler's NBA rankings
Long pass plays help Bruins keep game within reach By Chris Foster
UCLA makes it close, but the moral is, Bruins still lose to Arizona, 29-21 By Chris Foster
Brett Favre expects to start for Vikings against Patriots Wire reports
Roaring success at home isn't a given in the NFL Sam Farmer
Possible NBA contraction? Tighter rules against player complaints? That's just small, restricted thinking Mark Heisler
The whiff of corruption continues to bedevil FIFA By Grahame L. Jones
Lakers' Matt Barnes finding his way By Broderick Turner
In college football, it's safer to just stay home Chris Dufresne
Lamar Odom's all-around game helps Lakers to victory at Phoenix By Broderick Turner
Struggles continue for Giants' Pat Burrell By Bill Shaikin and Phil Rogers
Galaxy's Edson Buddle has made a name for himself in MLS By Kevin Baxter
Rangers beat Giants, 4-2, with help from two who beat the odds By Bill Shaikin
Notre Dame mourns Declan Sullivan, then loses to Tulsa By Mike Hiserman
Crummy little Bruins played hard and tried hard, so who cares if they lost? T.J. Simers
Kings beat the Devils, and Ilya Kovalchuk, 3-1 Helene Elliott
Former Giant Felipe Alou still rues the bunt that got away By Bill Shaikin
USC's Ronald Johnson steps back into spotlight against Oregon By Gary Klein
Rangers beat the Giants, 4-2, for first World Series win By Bill Shaikin
Oregon fits the bill as No. 1 college football team Bill Plaschke
Santa Margarita keeps the surprises coming By Ben Bolch
Until now, Nike has simply bowed down to LeBron James
NEWS
Prominent professor opposed Sotomayor for Supreme Court By David G. Savage, Tribune Washington Bureau
For the record
Grant program offered to develop healthcare insurance exchanges By Noam N. Levey, Tribune Washington Bureau
Obama, GOP leader stake out post-election stances By Michael A. Memoli, Tribune Washington Bureau
Crist offers, Meek refuses -- but who of the two Florida Senate candidates should be cross? By Michael Muskal, Los Angeles Times
Clinton campaigns in crucial Ohio By Michael Muskal, Los Angeles Times
Fight over write-in lists in Alaska race heads to federal court By Kim Murphy, Los Angeles Times
Sarah Palin travels to W. Virginia to support GOP Senate candidate John Raese By Michael Muskal, Los Angeles Times
HOME & GARDEN
Heritage Square Museum lifts the veil on Victorian death rituals By Mary MacVean, Los Angeles Times
Ed Ruscha sells gated Malibu estate By Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times
Jackie Beat marches to her own drummer By David A. Keeps, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Details: Halloween at Heritage Square Museum
Man of the House: A field trip with the Children of the Corn Chris Erskine
Amy Sedaris gets crafty By Jeannine Stein, Los Angeles Times
OPINION
SCIENCE
Early evidence found of sophisticated human tools By Thomas H. Maugh II, Los Angeles Times
HEALTH
When the residents run amok on 'Grey's Anatomy' Marc Siegel, The Unreal World
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