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    Which Way, L.A.?

    The Political Food Fight at LAX

    Los Angeles is known for its world-class diversity of good restaurants, but you'd never know it at LAX, even though it's called the "international" airport. Today, some of the city's best-known chefs staged what they call an "Eat-In," to demonstrate what would be offered by new concessions airport officials want to install.  But, with $600 million at stake, the old concessionaires aren't quitting without a fight. On our rebroadcast of  To the Point, Arizona, the federal courts and illegal immigration.

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    By Warren Olney • Jul 30, 2010 • 52m Listen

    Los Angeles is known for its world-class diversity of good restaurants, but you'd never know it at LAX, even though it's called the "international" airport. Today, some of the city's best-known chefs staged what they call an "Eat-In," to demonstrate what would be offered by new concessions airport officials want to install. But, with $600 million at stake, the old concessionaires aren't quitting without a fight. We hear from travelers, chefs and a City Councilman who complains about lobbyists "all over the place." On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, Arizona has appealed yesterday's federal court ruling that the toughest provisions of a new immigration law are unconstitutional. Demonstrators were arrested today in Phoenix.

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      The Political Food Fight at LAX

      JD Power says Los Angeles International Airport is 18th out of 19 major American airports when it comes to passenger satisfaction. One of the complaints is the food . Airport officials have been hearing that message for years so, in April, they set up a bidding process for food concessions.

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      26 min
    2. 26:02

      Arizona, the Federal Courts and Illegal Immigration

      Crucial aspects of Arizona's new immigration law have been ruled unconstitutional , and they won't go into effect today as scheduled.  But that decision will be appealed and both sides are eager to show that they aren't backing down.  Protesters against the law are being arrested today in Phoenix by Sheriff Joe Arpaio, a major supporter of…

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      27 min
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    In this episode

    2 stories
    1. 0:0026 min

      The Political Food Fight at LAX

    2. 26:0227 min

      Arizona, the Federal Courts and Illegal Immigration

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