Los Angeles Times - 2015-10-09

• ‘We need a new face’
• Power vacuum looms as House divisions deepen
• Going to the mat over yoga poses
• Sheriff’s official bought a stolen vehicle
• The night war came to Kunduz hospital
• Quest begins tonight in L.A.
• Belarusian journalist wins literary Nobel
• A major offensive in Syria
• EU to step up deportatio­ns of nonrefugee­s
• Beijing faces a burning air issue
• Safety warnings preceded slide in Guatemala
• Quick shift in migrant detention Processing time is shortened for many detainees, but outcome may not be what they want.
• Biden’s campaign window closing
• North to Alaska for water?
• The House with no speaker
• Retrofitti­ng for a safer L.A.
• Brown’s voting rights legacy
• Harassment vs. the gender gap
• Can guns help the Democrats?
• Entering a post-Obamacare era
• Were deaths avoidable?
• SeaWorld is dealt a blow
• Hero in train attack stabbed
• BROWN GIVES NATURE SOME HELP
• Oil well monitor admits lapses
• Chef who popularize­d Cajun food
• Understand­ing abalone’s allure
• What could a sales tax hike fund?
• A gender bias on campus
• UCLA faces uproar
• Staffers are subpoenaed
• Steve-O will do time for orcas
• FBI finds buried loot
• 3 held in yoga teacher’s slaying
• Tax hike on cigarettes is sought
• Former ‘Mrs. Orange County’ arrested
• Influentia­l filmmaker
• Jazz musician was vibraphone pioneer
• MORE DRONE CLOSE CALLS
• Lawsuit tells of greed at Pimco
• VW bosses say they didn’t know
• Blue Shield deal is OKd
• Taking stock of open enrollment
• Global worries kept Fed from rate hike in Sept.
• Starz CEO cites ‘complexiti­es’
• Amazon challenges Etsy with Handmade
• LoanDepot files for IPO, seeking $100 million
• Stocks rise on Fed minutes
• Washed overboard
• Randle ‘is getting a lot of things right’
• Six still stroll on unbeaten path
• Soccer rivalry a security test
• Trojans have three turnovers against underdog Huskies and lose second in a row at home.
• Legend spends golden years at Golden Valley
• U.S. has the early momentum
• Lucic on Couture hit: ‘I didn’t cross any line’
• Messi will stand trial for fraud
• Scandal takes a lot off the top at FIFA
• Center Tuerk’s status is in doubt for Irish
• Edsall will coach against Buckeyes
• Johnson and Hasselbeck pace the Colts
• IT COMPUTES
• A screenwrit­er with star power
• Why the f— they belong
• ‘Winter on Fire: Ukraine’s Fight for Freedom’
• Mining truth on screen and page
• ‘Carmen’ via South Africa
• ‘Big Stone Gap’
• ‘Victoria’
• ‘Trash’ and other films.
• Don’t miss this ‘Awake’
• Who’s there? A dumb premise
• Schlock that never bores
• Beware of virtual reality
• A chat on Italian neorealism
• Its weirdness is memorable
• Why Americans miss out on Nobel for literature
• Therapist’s odd behavior
• TV HIGHLIGHTS
• Mets got Cespedes at trade deadline and he had two big months in Big Apple.
• Mattingly likes the way this year’s Dodgers act on and off the f ield.
• Icon will miss postseason after procedure. Bill Plaschke reacts.
• Rangers power past Blue Jays; Astros get jump on Royals.
• Inside the postseason numbers
• Mets thirst for success after nine-year drought
• THE NEW YORK METS OF SOCAL
• Where all the money went
• DODGERS NLDS HISTORY
• Mets can bring heat
• Kershaw shrugs off playoff woes
• Astros prevail the Royals’ way

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