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What happened on January 29, 2011
BUSINESS
Compounded drugs bring big profits to California doctors, study finds Marc Lifsher, Los Angeles Times
Mergers mean green for airline painting company By Hugo MartÃn, Los Angeles Times
Oil prices climb on unrest in Tunisia, Egypt, Lebanon and Yemen By Ronald D. White, Los Angeles Times
Walt Disney Co. CEO Robert Iger gets 35% bump in compensation By Dawn C. Chmielewski, Los Angeles Times
Independent film market rebounds at Sundance Film Festival By Steven Zeitchik, Los Angeles Times
Average movie ticket price rose to $7.89 in 2010 By Richard Verrier, Los Angeles Times
Ford's annual profit hits 11-year high, but stock plunges over disappointing fourth quarter By Jerry Hirsch, Los Angeles Times
Taco Bell takes advantage of beef lawsuit By P.J. Huffstutter, Los Angeles Times
GDP shows moderate growth in fourth quarter By Don Lee, Los Angeles Times
Feds nab raw-milk cheese in food safety case By P.J. Huffstutter, Los Angeles Times
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Charles Brittin dies at 82; photographer who chronicled movements of 1950s and '60s By Valerie J. Nelson, Los Angeles Times
Kidnapper's car found in canal By Diana Marcum, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Efforts to right L.A.'s finances highlight March ballot By Maeve Reston, Los Angeles Times
Muslim, Jewish women grow close at monthly meetings about spirituality By Nomi Morris, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Charlie Callas dies at 83; zany, character-oriented comedian By Dennis McLellan, Los Angeles Times
Lawsuits reveal names of deputies in shootings By Victoria Kim, Los Angeles Times
Jerry Brown orders California agencies to halt new car purchases By Patrick McGreevy, Los Angeles Times
PASSINGS: Bill Harmatz
Some food for thought on the menu at UC Irvine Sandy Banks
Producer, stadium developers donate to group backing Villaraigosa's school board candidates By Maeve Reston and Howard Blume, Los Angeles Times
PASSINGS: Bill Harmatz
Rising above his plains life By Esmeralda Bermudez, Los Angeles Times
School officer's account raised doubts from start Scott Gold, Andrew Blankstein and Richard Winton
NEWS
Diet Coke supports heart health despite soda's link to increased risk of heart disease By Karen Kaplan, Los Angeles Times
CDC issues guidance on using Truvada as an HIV preventative By Amina Khan, Los Angeles Times
The Dietary Guidelines are coming! By Rosie Mestel, Los Angeles Times
For the record
HOME & GARDEN
Trash: Southern California's mission to clean up the confusion By Mary MacVean, Los Angeles Times
They're not hoarders, they're just messy By Alexandria Abramian-Mott, Special to the Los Angeles Times
The Garbage Maven: Talking trash (and recycling) By Susan Carpenter, Los Angeles Times
Carlos Pena Jr. buys home in the Valley By Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times
Timeline of L.A. recycling
NATIONAL
Just another day for Obama's favorite professor By Michael A. Memoli, Washington Bureau
Polar bear's long swim illustrates ice melt By Kim Murphy, Los Angeles Times
Admirers use ingenuity to honor Reagan centennial By Richard Simon, Los Angeles Times
'Jihad Jane' to change plea to guilty By Abby Sewell, Los Angeles Times
ENTERTAINMENT
Folk, Native American arts could gain millions from M.A.C. Foundation By Mike Boehm, Los Angeles Times
Quick Takes: Lifetime plans movie on royal romance
Gene and Dean Ween bring virtuosity and humor to live shows By Jessica Hundley, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Saturday's TV highlights
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Happening Saturday
Book Calendar events for the week of January 30, 2011
Notes from Sundance Film Festival: Were they inspired by 'The Fighter'?
Sundance Film Festival always a grand surprise By Betsy Sharkey, Los Angeles Times Film Critic
Charlie Sheen enters rehab, putting 'Two and a Half Men' on hiatus By Yvonne Villarreal and Scott Collins, Los Angeles Times
On the Media: Fox News 'pollster' Frank Luntz's sleight of phrase James Rainey
Los Angeles Philharmonic halfway through European tour By Henry Chu, Los Angeles Times
Horoscope: Jan. 29 Holiday Mathis
SPORTS
This football will tell you if it's a touchdown By Sam Farmer
New helmets should be a hit By Sam Farmer
Timothy Bradley uses head in victory over Devon Alexander By Lance Pugmire
Bill Haas leads at Torrey Pines, with Tiger Woods not too fine in the sand By Diane Pucin
Donald Fehr takes a cautious approach to leading NHL players Helene Elliott
Highlights from Tiger Woods' third round at Torrey Pines Los Angeles Times
Shaquille O'Neal is showing his true colors with Celtics Mark Heisler
Inside the NBA: Looking ahead By Mark Heisler
Lakers looking to make a run in the near future By Broderick Turner
Celtics return to top of The Times' NBA rankings By Mark Heisler
Clippers tonight: vs. Charlotte
Lakers hope to take from past but stay in present against Celtics By Mike Bresnahan
Inside the NBA: Quotage By Mark Heisler
What a couple married 66 years can tell us about Super Bowl Sunday T.J. Simers
Bill Haas knows he's not the favorite at Torrey Pines By Diane Pucin
All quiet on labor front; Western Conference All-Star center not so much By Mark Heisler
UCLA hangs on to beat Arizona State in overtime, 73-72 By Ben Bolch
Phil Mickelson's old risks were fans' reward Bill Dwyre
Loyola ends Etiwanda's 21-game winning streak By Eric Sondheimer
At 19, Cam Fowler gets taste of All-Star weekend By Helene Elliott
USC loses to Arizona and ones who got away By Baxter Holmes
Caracortado cruises to win Sunshine Millions Turf Eric Sondheimer
O.J. Mayo says energy drink might have led to his suspension Wire reports
Frankie Hejduk and Jimmy Conrad are glad to be home Grahame L. Jones, On Soccer
NHL Board of Governors receives data on concussions By Helene Elliott
Follow Tiger Woods' third round at Torrey Pines Los Angeles Times
Alissa Czisny rises to women's crown as Mirai Nagasu and Rachael Flatt fade away By Philip Hersh
Frank McCourt cuts ties with law firm that drew up faulty marital property agreement By Bill Shaikin
Trainer Michael Machowsky hopes Caracortado is just getting warmed up at Santa Anita By Eric Sondheimer
Blake Griffin leaves heads spinning as Clippers roll over Bobcats By Lisa Dillman
OPINION
WORLD
U.S. Consulate staffer faces murder charges in Pakistan By Alex Rodriguez, Los Angeles Times
At Cairo bakery, protest is a luxury; bread is not By Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times
Suicide bombing at Afghan supermarket kills 8 By Laura King, Los Angeles Times
ElBaradei joins protesters in Cairo clash with police By Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times
South Africa relieved as Mandela hospitalization ends By Robyn Dixon, Los Angeles Times
Egypt's anger spills into the streets for a 5th day By Jeffrey Fleishman and Alexandra Sandels, Los Angeles Times
Suicide bomber kills deputy governor in Afghanistan By Laura King, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Egyptian protesters again defy curfew; many police stand down By Edmund Sanders and Jeffrey Fleishman, Los Angeles Times
SCIENCE
Astronomers find what may be the oldest galaxy ever seen By Eryn Brown, Los Angeles Times
Trade in rare plants sows trouble for endangered species By Amina Khan, Los Angeles Times
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