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	Why the Good Ol’ Days Really Were a Treasure By Mike Hennessey @ 4:00 PM July 29, 2010 Found in: Op-Ed Dateline Dayton — The Catholic church and its religious have been under fire for some time. read
	How Do They Fare on Jobs’ Vows? Brown Looks Firm, Whitman Does Not By Thomas D. Elias @ 2:00 PM July 29, 2010 Found in: Op-Ed Meg Whitman and Jerry Brown will spend a lot of time this fall blasting each other for flip-flops, alleged lying and lack of specificity. There will be talk about illegal immigration, how to balance the state budget and what to do about greenhouse gases and climate change. read
	Sounds of Colombia in the Courtyard By Garth Sanders @ 9:00 AM July 29, 2010 Found in: News Even though it seems as if the Thursday night Summer Music Festival just started, tonight’s 7 o’clock performance in the Courtyard of City Hall already will mark the fourth week, meaning that the summer is exactly half over. read
	We Only Agree on the Color of Your Argument, Mr. Z By Letters to the Editor @ 8:00 AM July 29, 2010 Found in: Letters From Michelle Weiner Gosh, it continues to be perplexing that Robert Zirgulis, a former candidate for the School Board and the City Council, can whip up so much emotion over one subject, eliminating red light cameras, when there are pressing matters to merit our concern: read
	A Night the School Board Showed Council How to Run a Meeting By Garth Sanders @ 3:00 AM July 29, 2010 Found in: News While Monday’s City Council meeting dragged into Tuesday, until 1:30 a.m., the city fathers were determining whether they would share their hallowed halls for even one night with the School Board. read
	City Hall Executives Declare Support of Pedersen By Letters to the Editor @ 6:00 PM July 28, 2010 Found in: Letters From Martin Cole To the Residents, Businesspersons and Visitors to Culver City: read
	Warning to Police: Do Not Arrest the Bad Guys By Ari L. Noonan @ 5:00 PM July 28, 2010 Found in: Op-Ed The most cogent rationale I have heard for this morning’s ruling that at least delays implementation of Arizona’s anti-illegal alien law is that the judge crucially agreed with the White House that legal aliens would be unfairly affected. read
	The Chief’s First Interview By Ari L. Noonan @ 4:00 PM July 28, 2010 Found in: News One of a series Even though meaningful crime historically is invisible in Culver City — Ted Cooke and all of his successors have said so — at least for this summer, the most difficult job in the community must belong to the Chief of Police. read
	The Beginning of the End of Worker Abuse By Eric L. Wattree @ 3:00 PM July 28, 2010 Found in: Op-Ed I thought my activist days were behind me, other than fighting for the cause of human dignity in this column. But as a creature of the 1960's, it's t not in my nature to turn my back on injustice and the exploitation of the weak. read
	GOP’s Breitbart Invitation Shows They Are Lying About Race By Dr. Earl Ofari Hutchinson @ 3:00 PM July 28, 2010 Found in: Op-Ed Republican National Committee Chair Michael Steele has repeatedly snapped back at the charge and the notion that the GOP is racist, harbors racist elements, and plays the race card. read

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