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26:48

Tribune Board Meets as Mutiny at the Los Angeles...

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2006/09/22

Los Angeles Times Publisher Jeff Johnson and Editor Dean Baquet have made news by publicly challenging their bosses at Tribune Publishing in Chicago. Almost half the Times’ staff has lined up to support the executives.

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26:20

For Los Angeles Schools, Reform Means Uncertainty

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2006/09/21

Governor Schwarzenegger has signed off on the reorganization of the LAUSD, but for students in Los Angeles, school reform may mean chaos. Also, the LA City Council says no to Chief Bratton's plan for the homeless on Skid Row.

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25:02

LA near Accord on Skid Row 'Tent Cities'

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2006/09/20

Possible changes from downtown LA to the beach as the City Council prepares to vote on whether skid-row homeless should be allowed to sleep on the street at night but not during the day

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27:41

Will the LA Times Be Sold or Allowed to Just Fade Away?

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2006/09/19

Is the Los Angeles Times uniquely important to Southern California's culture and its sense of itself or just another assent in an faltering business?

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27:10

Can Billionaire Philanthropists Change the World?

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2006/09/16

Can billionaire philanthropists change the world?

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27:01

Award to LA Islamic Leader Hathout Sparks Dispute

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2006/09/15

LA County's Human Relations Commission has made Dr. Maher Hathout the first Muslim to receive its award for humanitarianism.

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32:03

Does Big Money Make America Safer?

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2006/09/09

If Congress does nothing else between now and election day, it will have passed more military spending than the rest of the world combined. But the Pentagon has admitted for years that it can't keep track of its money. So who knows if more and more dollars really add up to greater protection?

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26:00

Gentrification and Affordability

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2006/09/08

Thirty years ago the white middle class left urban LA for the suburbs. Now it's coming back.

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26:24

State Prisons and the Race for California Governor

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2006/09/07

Governor Schwarzenegger’s been accused of cozying up to the prison guards’ union, but today the union endorsed his opponent, Phil Angelides.

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26:54

Is It Time to Crack Down on Elderly Drivers?

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2006/09/06

Should the State tell Grandpa and Grandma when to give up the keys?

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31:56

Iran and Nuclear Brinksmanship

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2006/09/02

Iran refused to meet yesterday's UN Security Council deadline to stop enriching uranium. The International Atomic Energy Commission says the suspended program was begun again in the past few days. President Bush says, "There must be consequences," but what will they be?

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26:43

Global Warming and California Politics

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2006/09/01

In California, Governor Schwarzenegger and Democrats reach a deal to cut emissions, but does universal healthcare have a chance?

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26:59

Villaraigosa's School Bill Passes in Legislature

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2006/08/31

Mayor Villaraigosa got the LA school take-over he wanted. What now?

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27:01

The Legacy of Katrina and Politics in California

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2006/08/30

Flood control experts say levees in California may be worse than those in Louisiana, but--exactly a year after Katrina--flood control bills have been tied up in Sacramento. Do they still have a chance?

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26:50

Capitol Chaos

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2006/08/29

The Sacramento sausage machine grinds into action.

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29:39

Science, Politics and the Food and Drug Administration

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2006/08/26

Does the approval of Plan B contraceptive pill signal a change at the Food and Drug Administration?

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27:20

School Reform Bill on Fast-Track in Sacramento

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2006/08/25

School reform and political pressure...

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26:51

Can Angelides Terminate Schwarzenegger's Political...

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2006/08/24

Phil Angelides faces media fixture in Arnold Schwarzenegger and he's not getting a lot of help from his own party. Angelides talks about taxes, the middle class and whether fellow Democrats have deprived him of some issues.

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26:28

Politics and Labor in an Election Year

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2006/08/23

LA’s child of the union movement couldn’t stop a strike today by his own city employees. The state’s Republican governor defies business to raise minimum wage. You can’t tell the political players anymore!

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17:14

The Politics of Peacekeeping

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2006/08/22

Does peace have a chance in southern Lebanon?

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