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    Which Way, L.A.?

    Will Fraud Reversal Give Simon a Second Chance?

    While Governor Gray Davis may be unpopular with California voters, even Republicans have been giving up on challenger Bill Simon-s campaign. Today, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge James Chalfant gave Simon-s campaign what could be a major boost, when he overturned the verdict of fraud against Simon-s company and rescinded a $ 78 million judgment. The verdict has been a prominent feature of television attack ads run by incumbent Democratic Governor Gray Davis. Will the judgment give Simon a second chance? We hear very different answers from senior consultants to the Simon and Davis campaigns, and strategists for former Mayor Richard Riordan and President Clinton. Reporter's Notebook: Ira Yellin-s Legacy and Impact on Downtown LA Services were held today for Ira Yellin, who died Tuesday of lung cancer at the age of 62. Yellin was a developer who devoted himself to recreating downtown Los Angeles. Dan Rosenfeld, who joined forces with Yellin to form Urban Partners, remembers the wonderful perfectionist who always attentive to real estate-s social and ethical impact.

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    By Warren Olney • Sep 12, 2002 • 1 min read

    While Governor Gray Davis may be unpopular with California voters, even Republicans have been giving up on challenger Bill Simon-s campaign. Today, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge James Chalfant gave Simon-s campaign what could be a major boost, when he overturned the verdict of fraud against Simon-s company and rescinded a $ 78 million judgment. The verdict has been a prominent feature of television attack ads run by incumbent Democratic Governor Gray Davis. Will the judgment give Simon a second chance? We hear very different answers from senior consultants to the Simon and Davis campaigns, and strategists for former Mayor Richard Riordan and President Clinton.

    • Reporter's Notebook:

      Ira Yellin-s Legacy and Impact on Downtown LA

      Services were held today for Ira Yellin, who died Tuesday of lung cancer at the age of 62. Yellin was a developer who devoted himself to recreating downtown Los Angeles. Dan Rosenfeld, who joined forces with Yellin to form Urban Partners, remembers the wonderful perfectionist who always attentive to real estate-s social and ethical impact.

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      Warren Olney

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      Frances Anderton

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