Los Angeles Times - 2014-04-30

• BANNED FOR LIFE
• CLIPPERS FORWARD
• Rooftop access to the high life
• Driven to fight unfairness
• Vatican to reexamine teachings
• Tonys avoid stars and glitz
• Who’s buying
• Kicking Sterling to the curb
• EU adds to blacklist of Russians
• Traces of his mother’s work
• Worshipers cry as China tears down super-sized church
• More than 50 killed in Syria attacks
• Southern tornado death toll hits 34
• Stiviano said to be upset tapes released
• Punishment for a USC shooter
• Jim McDonnell for sheriff
• Paying the price for energy use
• Driven away?
• A missed Mideast deadline
• UC’s f lak catcher
• Why the rich are rattled
• Rouhani’s bad bargain
• Hoping for a mini resurgence
• Dispute could spell end of railway
• Budget cutbacks spurring defense mergers
• How the open Internet may die
• Adversity to bolster Herbalife, CEO says
• EPA pollution rule upheld
• Twitter sales up but shares down
• DreamWorks swings to a loss
• H&M set for flagship store to open in downtown L.A.
• U.S. home price gains cool
• U.S. homeowners­hip rate drops
• Cable industry gathers at time of growing challenges
• Garcetti wants TV Dodgers deals done
• Target bolsters its digital security
• Senate panel backs three Fed nominees
• Solid earnings help lift stocks
• ONE FOR THE TEAM
• Silver is right on the money in taking Sterling out of play
• Playing this game as if it’s the Final
• Lots of history at stake for Kings
• This April is a different story
• Sterling is banned for life by NBA
• Rainout doesn’t help Dodgers
• Getzlaf is the man for Ducks
• Angels 6, Indians 4
• Rivers isn’t sure he’ll be back
• Players respond with a big victory
• Grizzlies take edge in overtime
• REACTIONS
• Madrid tops Munich
• Warriors fire coach who taped
• ‘Late Late’ host’s punk truth
• Guys, dressed for success
• A big day for book lovers
• ‘Other Woman’ steps backward
• ‘Star Wars’ cast is announced
• The Huntington expands
• Generation­s in f ine tune
• ‘Sight’ is sincere but sprawling
• From the blur clarity emerges
• ‘M Word’ gives aging a bad name
• NOMINEES
• CBS leads with a ‘Bang’ and then some
• You can’t keep teens apart
• HOROSCOPE
• T V HI G HL I G HTS
• Prisoners are getting freed early
• Clean air report dings L.A. and Central Valley
• UTLA ELECTS A NEW LEADER
• Man’s execution goes awry
• A Bible-based peace activist
• BLAST INJURES WORKERS
• L.A. names new policy advisor
• Court weighs phone searches
• O.C. revisits eatery health ratings
• GOP hopefuls agree to debate
• Campus assault guidance elicits praise and worry
• Early release of prisoners quietly begins

Los Angeles Times - 2014-04-29

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