What happened on March 14, 2011

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International aid to Japan continues to ramp up By Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times
One Japanese family ponders tsunami losses By Mark Magnier, Los Angeles Times
Japan quake death toll climbs By Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times
U.S. again warns Americans against travel to Japan By Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times
Relatives search for Japan quake victims under chaotic conditions By Barbara Demick and Mark Magnier, Los Angeles Times
Israel vows to expand settlements after stabbings By Edmund Sanders, Los Angeles Times
Japan's nuclear crisis widens By Mark Magnier, Barbara Demick and Laura King, Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
Japan's economy stumbling in wake of disaster By Kenji Hall and David Pierson, Los Angeles Times
In Japan, Tokyo's lights voluntarily dimmed after quake By Laura King and Kenji Hall, Los Angeles Times
Kadafi forces hem in Misurata By Borzou Daragahi and Meris Lutz, Los Angeles Times
France's Nicolas Sarkozy seeks Group of 20 meeting on Japan By Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer
Japan's nuclear crisis widens By Mark Magnier, Barbara Demick and Laura King, Los Angeles Times
Grim recovery effort along Japan's coast By Mark Magnier and Barbara Demick, Los Angeles Times
Libyan rebels flee Port Brega as Kadafi's forces advance By David Zucchino, Jeffrey Fleishman and Borzou Daragahi, Los Angeles Times
Violence in Bahrain, Yemen; Oman's ruler cedes some power By David S. Cloud, Los Angeles Times
Japan's nuclear crisis unlikely to lead to another Chernobyl, U.N. expert says By Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times

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What happened on March 14, 2011

HEALTH

A Closer Look: Diet's role in treating ADHD debated By Jill U. Adams, Special to the Los Angeles Times

The Healthy Skeptic: Sensa promises to curb eating By Chris Woolston, Special to the Los Angeles Times

Pregnancy myths, and how difficult they are to prove or dispel By Kendall Powell, Special to the Los Angeles Times

In-Your-Face Fitness: Giving interval training a shot By James S. Fell, Special to the Los Angeles Times

Good Form: Wall aids in thigh and hip stretch Karen Voight, Good Form

A new day for epidurals By Kendall Powell, Special to the Los Angeles Times

The Unreal World: 'The Kids Are All Right' Marc Siegel, The Unreal World

My Turn: What's 'just like riding a bike'? White-knuckled fear. By Stefanie Wass, Special to the Los Angeles Times

BUSINESS

Scathing report alleges corruption at CalPERS By Marc Lifsher and Stuart Pfeifer, Los Angeles Times

Advice: Retirement savings plans for small businesses By Karen E. Klein

Work to begin on Marina del Rey apartment project By Roger Vincent, Los Angeles Times

Unpaid internships gain popularity among the jobless By Alana Semuels, Los Angeles Times

New credit card fee is a windfall for Bank of America, unfair for customers David Lazarus

As Japan seeks to finance reconstruction, U.S. debt costs could rise By Don Lee and Tom Petruno, Los Angeles Times

AT&T confirms plan to begin broadband data caps By Wailin Wong

Scathing report faults CalPERS, former chief executive on Villalobos payments By Marc Lifsher and Stuart Pfeifer, Los Angeles Times Staff Writers

The iPad 2 lives up to some of the hype By Michelle Maltais

Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway to buy Lubrizol for $9 billion in cash By Alistair Barr and Polya Lesova

Controversy builds over renting out recalled cars By Hugo Martín, Los Angeles Times

NEWS

Iodine tablets: how iodine protects the thyroid from radiation By Eryn Brown, Los Angeles Times

In China, India, sex selection means there are too many males By Shari Roan, Los Angeles Times

Japan's nuclear problems pose little danger to U.S., Nuclear Regulatory Commission chief says By Michael A. Memoli, Washington Bureau

People have unreasonable fears of radiation, physicist says By Shari Roan, Los Angeles Times

Nuclear meltdown in Japan probably would not threaten U.S. western coast, experts say By Shari Roan, Los Angeles Times

Radiation, nuclear emergencies and health risks: It's (past) time to learn the basics By Tami Dennis, Tribune Health

Dog owners get more exercise -- provided they actually walk their dogs -- a study finds By Mary Forgione, Tribune Health

Obama 'heartbroken' by Japan disasters, restates U.S. support By Michael A. Memoli, Washington Bureau

Japan earthquake: Travelers and tour companies take a wait-and-see approach on upcoming trips By Mary Forgione, Los Angeles Times Daily Travel & Deal blogger

Sad dads: depressed fathers spank more, read less By Eryn Brown, Los Angeles Times

Republican Sen. Richard Lugar warns against a no-fly zone over Libya By Michael A. Memoli and James Oliphant, Washington Bureau

Haley Barbour bashes Obama on economic and energy policies By Rick Pearson, Chicago Tribune

Pregnancy myths By Kendall Powell, Special to the Los Angeles Times, Tribune staff reporter

Beverly Hills: Breakfast and an extra night free at nine luxury hotels By Mary Forgione, Los Angeles Times Daily Travel & Deal blogger

Japan earthquake: How airline reward program members can donate to relief effort By Mary Forgione, Los Angeles Times Daily Travel & Deal blogger

DNC Chairman Tim Kaine 'increasingly likely' to run for Senate in Virginia By Michael A. Memoli, Washington Bureau

WORLD

International aid to Japan continues to ramp up By Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times

One Japanese family ponders tsunami losses By Mark Magnier, Los Angeles Times

Japan quake death toll climbs By Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times

U.S. again warns Americans against travel to Japan By Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times

Relatives search for Japan quake victims under chaotic conditions By Barbara Demick and Mark Magnier, Los Angeles Times

Israel vows to expand settlements after stabbings By Edmund Sanders, Los Angeles Times

Japan's nuclear crisis widens By Mark Magnier, Barbara Demick and Laura King, Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer

Japan's economy stumbling in wake of disaster By Kenji Hall and David Pierson, Los Angeles Times

In Japan, Tokyo's lights voluntarily dimmed after quake By Laura King and Kenji Hall, Los Angeles Times

Kadafi forces hem in Misurata By Borzou Daragahi and Meris Lutz, Los Angeles Times

France's Nicolas Sarkozy seeks Group of 20 meeting on Japan By Carol J. Williams, Times Staff Writer

Japan's nuclear crisis widens By Mark Magnier, Barbara Demick and Laura King, Los Angeles Times

Grim recovery effort along Japan's coast By Mark Magnier and Barbara Demick, Los Angeles Times

Libyan rebels flee Port Brega as Kadafi's forces advance By David Zucchino, Jeffrey Fleishman and Borzou Daragahi, Los Angeles Times

Violence in Bahrain, Yemen; Oman's ruler cedes some power By David S. Cloud, Los Angeles Times

Japan's nuclear crisis unlikely to lead to another Chernobyl, U.N. expert says By Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times

CALIFORNIA | LOCAL

At 103, he's a three-wheeled wonder By Esmeralda Bermudez, Los Angeles Times

Some California lawmakers want easier access to carry concealed guns By Patrick McGreevy, Los Angeles Times

Joe Morello dies at 82; jazz drummer for Dave Brubeck Quartet By Keith Thursby, Los Angeles Times

San Diego Zoo going deep with its research By Tony Perry, Los Angeles Times

Senior judges keep 9th Circuit courthouses open By Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times

Democrats stand alone on budget cuts George Skelton, Capitol Journal

2 'party buses' involved in separate incidents in Hollywood By Seema Mehta and Andrew Blankstein, Los Angeles Times

Council approves long-stalled Hollywood office project By Patrick J. McDonnell, Los Angeles Times

San Fernando High makes school's first appearance at state Academic Decathlon By Rick Rojas, Los Angeles Times

ENTERTAINMENT

Movie review: 'Battlefield Heroes' By Kevin Thomas, Special to the Los Angeles Times

Book review: 'Give Me Your Heart' By Gina McIntyre, Los Angeles Times

Israel's immigrant wave has personal side in 'The Human Resources Manager' By Susan King, Los Angeles Times

Box Office: 'Battle: Los Angeles' victorious By Amy Kaufman, Los Angeles Times

Horoscope: March 14 Holiday Mathis

'The Good Wife' marries politics with drama By Meredith Blake, Special to the Los Angeles Times

Classic Hollywood: Robert Forster rides on By Susan King, Los Angeles Times

OPINION

Like oil and water in the gulf By Sarah Stephens

Gregory Rodriguez: Chicken Boy lives Gregory Rodriguez

The birth of the Muslim Brotherhood By Jay Winter

HOME & GARDEN

Linda Evans sells home in Beverly Hills Post Office area By Lauren Beale, Los Angeles Times