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What do Some LA School Children and Troops in Iraq Have in Common?

As Mayor Villaraigosa prepares to try his hand at improving student performance in public schools, he’ll have to deal with a problem researchers say is “hidden in plain sight.” Also tonight, late-summer heat stresses the power system.

By Warren Olney • Aug 30, 2007 • 30m Listen

As Mayor Villaraigosa prepares to try his hand at improving student performance in public schools, he’ll have to deal with a problem researchers say is “hidden in plain sight.” Also tonight, late-summer heat stresses the power system.

Warren Olney
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Managing Producer, To the Point & Which Way LA?
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Which Way, L.A.?

What do Some LA School Children and Troops in Iraq Have in Common?

As Mayor Villaraigosa prepares to try his hand at improving student performance in public schools, he’ll have to deal with a problem researchers say is “hidden in plain sight.” Also tonight, late-summer heat stresses the power system.

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Which Way, L.A.?

What do Some LA School Children and Troops in Iraq Have in Common?

As Mayor Villaraigosa prepares to try his hand at improving student performance in public schools, he’ll have to deal with a problem researchers say is “hidden in plain sight.” Also tonight, late-summer heat stresses the power system.

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