Los Angeles Times - 2012-01-13

• HOPE SLOWLY BUILDS IN HAITI
• State targets ‘vampire’ energy use
• MORE HOUSE SEATS UP FOR GRABS
• ‘Lenin,’ at $3 a photo op
• Romney has been aided by subsidies
• Pardons could haunt Barbour
• WEEGEE’S L. A.
• India marks polio milestone
• Romney answers rivals’ attacks
• Debunking arson myths
• A vote on Taiwan economy
• U.S. boosts its military presence in Persian Gulf
• Egyptian Islamists’ focus: Economy
• Libyans’ abduction focus of probe
• Japan to reduce its importing of Iran oil
• A city mourns its circus boy
• Another ATF gun operation is under scrutiny
• Poll finds Mormons feel marginaliz­ed
• Learning never stops
• Afghanista­n’s future
• Fatter cows, sicker people
• Church, work and the law
• Other views of the Middle East
• Not so different
• Mother’s new little helper — Adderall
• What January means for November
• VIRGIN AMERICA HOLDS ITS COURSE
• Automakers gear up for more hiring
• Cheap films that generate buzz
• Lawmakers should ensure consumers have the right to sue
• U.S. TO LOOK AT BUY HERE PAY HERE DEALERS
• Disney’s ‘Beast’ vs. Wahlberg
• Airlines raise their fares
• Skies clear for Robinson Helicopter
• Online humor firm to try film
• 2011 retail sales are a record $4.7 trillion
• Filings for jobless benefits up 24,000
• Kohl’s to open design center
• Youtube executive charts Web video’s meteoric rise
• Video game sales decline 8% in 2011
• Delta sparks airline fare hike
• Lower oil prices help drive stocks up slightly
• BASIC, IN SYNC
• There isn’t much division among the remaining eight
• Trojans backfield continues to shrink
• Sale could haunt Selig
• Win streak ends in OT
• Kopitar injury might hurt
• RUNNER’S CREED
• Quick an All-star; Selanne defers to Perry
• Brown will see former team
• Howard sets mark with 39 free throws
• Smith makes lighter work
• Arizona fends off Oregon St. in OT
• SOUTHLAND
• Alabama stars will enter draft
• Italy teaches teen more than soccer
• Callahan joins staff at Dallas
• Passion at play
• Sale albums take a big hit
• Deep in heart of this Texan
• At the movies: Choice ‘Artist’
• ‘Cabin’ will screen at SXSW
• Solid action keeps ‘Contraband’ afloat
• The critics loudly choose ‘The Artist’
• A soft light on Belafonte
• The evils of big tobacco
• Repercussi­ons after a tot is lost
• Survivors after nuclear attack
• ‘Joyful Noise’ is spirited fluff
• Happening Friday
• The birth of a city
• Fuzzy notions of place
• Re-shaping solid ground
• Time’s passage given vivid form
• The piercing eye of the camera
• Rewarding a hatchet job
• Bath time revisited
• Stephen King knows us all too well
• Early Labute sets the tone
• Three sisters, no Chekhov
• Albee, albeit on new ground
• A weekend of glam, sparkle
• Quirkiness on speed dial
• TODAY’S HIGHLIGHTS
• TV TALK SHOWS
• ‘A scared look,’ then 3 shots
• Video adds to strains in Afghanista­n
• As redevelopm­ent dies, aid considered
• ‘Burrito’ deputy flunked out of sheriff’s academy
• Fed missed signs as crisis loomed
• Adelanto is site of 2nd test of school reform law
• A win for preservati­on in Beverly Hills
• More out-of-state, foreign students apply to UC
• EDISON CHIDED OVER PROJECT DELAYS
• Inventor of a diverse array of products
• South Dakota governor later served in Congress
• Bullet train’s chief, board chairman quit
• Regulators could levy fines in pipeline blast

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