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Why Change Civil Service’s Role at All?


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What they were saying after last night’s stormy City Council meeting, especially about the way a revision in Civil Service Commission guidelines was/not handled:

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Civil Service Commission a Little Battered, But It Is a Survivor


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The once-steel strong structure that was the Civil Service Commission woke up perspiring and shivering this morning after barely withstanding a withering attempt to shave some of its authority at last night’s City Council meeting.

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Salkin’s Advice to the City on West L.A. College: Sue


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Third in a series

Re “Salkin Assesses the Fairness of Last Week’s College District Hearing

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He Explored the World to Find Furniture That Precisely Fit His Child


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Roger Lin’s daughter was only 3 years old when he noticed that she was positioned uncomfortably at a drawing table, a mundane scene that arrested his attention and sparked him into launching a life-changing venture.

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In Defense of the Police Chief


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Second of two parts

Re “Ewell Rebukes the Police Union” and “POA Officer Talks About the Next Move in Chief-Union Dispute

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Ewell Rebukes the Police Union


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First of two parts

Sharply critical of the police union’s tactics and conduct in its campaign to force out Chief Don Pedersen, the Interim City Manager today expressed surprise that none of the identified charges against the chief rise above the pedestrian level.

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Police Union Details Charges Against Chief and Reveals the Vote


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Nearly three weeks after completing the polling in a unique three-day no-confidence vote, the police union of the Culver City Police Dept. this morning issued a 1,080-word press release.read

POA Officer Talks About the Next Move in Chief-Union Dispute


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The police union selected this morning, the next-to-last day of Culver City Chief Don Pedersen’s mid-summer vacation, to make it public and official that they want him to go away permanently.

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It Is Buenos Aires Night at 7 in the Music Festival Series


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The sweet, addicting sounds of Buenos Aires will be wafting through the Downtown air this evening when producer Gary Mandell, at least figuratively, brings down his baton at 7 o’clock for the third week of the Summer Music Festival in the Courtyard of City Hall.

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The No. 1 Passion of John Nachbar, New City Manager


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Since he just returned to work this morning in Overland Park, KS, from a long-planned vacation to Scotland for the British Open, one of his signature sporting events, you might have expected John Nachbar to reply “golf” when asked what, in the whole universe of life, he is passionate about.

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