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Coliseum panel's secret talks could jeopardize proposal on USC
In a hushed, dark-walled hearing room, the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission had gathered for some momentous deliberations, finalizing a plan to turn the 88-year-old, taxpayer-owned stadium over to USC.
But first the panel members shut the doors,...Tags: National Government, Government, Mark Ridley-Thomas, Crime, Law and Justice, Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
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Newton: Free speech and L.A. County's supervisors
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors oversees a vast operation: It incarcerates thousands of inmates; it cares for children whose parents have abused or neglected them; it runs hospitals, clinics, beaches, harbors, parks and a welfare system. So...Tags: Zev Yaroslavsky, Los Angeles Times Columnists, Gloria Molina, Jim Newton, Abusive Behavior
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President of L.A. Coliseum Commission resigns abruptly
The president of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission resigned abruptly Wednesday, saying he quit because his work on a deal to grant USC stewardship of the nearly bankrupt stadium was complete. David Israel's departure came as a key state...
Tags: Israel, Science, Government, Science and Technology, Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum
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President of L.A. Coliseum Commission resigns
L.A. NOWThe president of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission announced his resignation Wednesday, saying he decided to step down because his work on a deal to transfer control of the stadium to USC was complete.... -
Tracing Coliseum's fiscal decay
Los Angeles TimesMonth after month, the financial forecasts for the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum seemed as sunny as could be. General Manager Patrick Lynch would tell his bosses on the Coliseum Commission that the box office from rave concerts was brisk and a...Tags: Los Angeles Dodgers, 2016 Olympic Games, Los Angeles Clippers, Rose Bowl Game, National Hockey League
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Parks seeks ouster of L.A. Coliseum's top two officials
City Councilman Bernard C. Parks called Saturday for the dismissal of the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum's top two officials because of a growing financial scandal over the private business dealings of stadium managers. Parks, a member of the Coliseum's...
Tags: Israel, Music, Mark Ridley-Thomas, Entertainment, Crime, Law and Justice
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Tracing the L.A. Coliseum's fiscal decay
Month after month, the financial forecasts for the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum seemed as sunny as could be.
General Manager Patrick Lynch would tell his bosses on the Coliseum Commission that the box office from rave concerts was brisk and a...Tags: Los Angeles Dodgers, 2016 Olympic Games, Companies and Corporations, Rose Bowl Game, Los Angeles Clippers
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Coliseum officials made $1 million in cash payments to union
Los Angeles TimesFor at least five years, officials with the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum passed bundles of cash totaling more than $1 million to a union representative, sometimes in a suitcase packed with $100 bills. The payments, ranging from $1,400 to $187,700 each,...Tags: Game Shows (genre), Unions, New Year's Day, Music, Cinco de Mayo
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Two L.A. Coliseum managers go on leave amid calls for their ouster
Days after City Councilman Bernard C. Parks demanded their dismissals, two managers of the scandal-ridden Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum have been allowed to take paid medical and administrative leave, according to documents and interviews. Ronald...
Tags: Labor Legislation, Career and Workplace, Zev Yaroslavsky, Music, Concerts
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L.A. County supervisors make auditor available for Coliseum
The L.A. County Board of Supervisors has made its auditor-controller available to review the books of the troubled L.A. Memorial Coliseum Commission and act as the stadium authority's interim finance director. City Controller Wendy Greuel had already...
Tags: Zev Yaroslavsky, Accounting and Auditing, Wendy Greuel, Mark Ridley-Thomas
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L.A. County to bury homeless, poor unclaimed by family members
L.A. NOWMore than 1,000 bodies unclaimed by family members in L.A. County were to be buried in a mass grave Wednesday. The county performs the burial service every year in December. "These are individuals that, for one reason or another, have no one but the...
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