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King Harbor Saved Again…For Now
Despite the rumblings of last week, L.A. Supervisors backed away from plans to begin closing down the King-Drew Hospital . Federal authorities are on the verge of withdrawing two-hundred million dollars that keeps the facility open, after finding that King-Drew patients are in danger of mistreatment and even death.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readDespite the rumblings of last week, L.A. Supervisors backed away from plans to begin closing down the King-Drew Hospital. Federal authorities are on the verge of withdrawing two-hundred million dollars that keeps the facility open, after finding that King-Drew patients are in danger of mistreatment and even death.
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It’s Time to Clean Up the Los Angeles Harbor, but Who Should Pay? - 1:21Governor Schwarzenegger thanks Lieutenant Governor John Garamendi
- 2:11Big Rig Pollution and the Port’s Green Truck Program
- 18:11King Harbor Saved Again…For NowYou’re reading this
The full episode
3 of 3It’s Time to Clean Up the Los Angeles Harbor, but Who Should Pay? - 1:21Governor Schwarzenegger thanks Lieutenant Governor John Garamendi
- 2:11Big Rig Pollution and the Port’s Green Truck Program
- 18:11King Harbor Saved Again…For NowYou’re reading this