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Chargers defensive end Igor Olshansky trudged off Pittsburgh's Heinz Field after yesterday's loss to the Steelers.
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U-T SPECIAL REPORT | SOUTH BAY: HEYDAY TO MAYDAY
Schools, businesses feel effects of neighborhood's misery
CHULA VISTA – During the first half of the decade, when home prices were soaring, the Rev. Carl Dreves watched in amazement as new neighborhoods took shape in sprawling Otay Ranch.
Winds ease, but wildfires still a threat
Smoke raises concerns about L.A. air quality
By Justin Pritchard
ASSOCIATED PRESS
DIAMOND BAR – More residents of Southern California were urged to leave their homes yesterday despite calming winds that allowed a major aerial attack on wildfires that have destroyed hundreds of homes and blanketed the region in smoke.
Push for public-works projects expected
Construction jobs could aid economy
By Roger Showley
STAFF WRITER
Now that taxpayers have received rebates, banks have gotten bailouts and the auto industry is lobbying for help, unemployed construction workers are hoping Uncle Sam dusts off an old standby to boost jobs and the economy – public works.
Summit takes aim at climate change
Governor to host this week's talks
By Michael Gardner
U-T SACRAMENTO BUREAU
SACRAMENTO – Will the world's economic meltdown stall initiatives to curb global warming? World leaders in the campaign to address climate change will confront that question as they gather in Beverly Hills tomorrow and Wednesday to shape policies aimed at responding to the mounting threats to food production, public health and the environment.
Security pact OK'd by Iraqi Cabinet
Deal would allow U.S. troops to 2012
By Hamza Hendawi and Qassim Abdul-Zahra
ASSOCIATED PRESS
BAGHDAD – Iraq's Cabinet overwhelmingly approved a security pact with the United States yesterday, ending prolonged negotiations to allow U.S. forces to remain for three more years in the country they first occupied in 2003.