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Another Loss at the LA Times; Prop 92
With just two weeks until Election Day, we hear the pros and cons of Prop 92, which would limit fees at California's community colleges. Also, after just 14 months on the job, the Editor of LA Times is leaving. He says he was fired; the publisher says the two no longer saw things the same way. On Reporter's Notebook, a conversation with a veteran pilot about yesterday's collision of two small planes in Corona.
By Warren Olney • • 30m ListenWith just two weeks until Election Day, we hear the pros and cons of Prop 92, which would limit fees at California's community colleges. Also, after just 14 months on the job, the Editor of LA Times is leaving. James O'Shea says he was fired. Publisher David Hiller says the two no longer saw things the same way. It's the third change of its kind in less than four years. On Reporter's Notebook, a conversation with a veteran pilot about yesterday's collision of two small planes near the Corona Municipal Airport.
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3 storiesCessnas Collide, Killing Pilots and One Person on Ground
Yesterday, two single-engine Cessnas collided in mid-air a mile from the Corona Municipal Airport. Five people were killed.
Read the story1 minAnother Editor Leaves Los Angeles Times
Just 14 months ago, James O’Shea was sent out from Chicago to be Editor of the LA Times . Now he’s gone - the third person to vacate that position in less than four years. O’Shea says he was fired. Publisher David Hiller says the two “not longer saw things the same way about how to take the company forward.”
Read the story1 minProp 92
Proposition 92 on next month’s ballot would limit fees charged by 109 community colleges to $15 dollars a unit. They are now $20 dollars.
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