TV or Not TV? Lights, camera ....
TV or Not TV? Lights, camera . . . move the agenda? Trustees of the Glendale Unified School District are considering televising their meetings as their counterparts in Los Angeles and Burbank have done for more than two years. But the decision is not a simple one, according to school officials in Glendale who said broadcasting meetings might become a “classic bore,” watched by few but paid for by every taxpayer in the city.
* THEY’RE BACK: It’s a seasonal migration as regular as the annual appearance of Canada geese in the Valley. For 26 years the Price family has brought Christmas trees to the Valley from its farm in Oregon. B14.
* SUBWAY DEAD?: With plans for expanding the subway system stymied, Valley leaders vowed to begin work on a better local bus system. B1
* RUNNING HARD: Cedric Hurns, a star fullback for Taft High, earned Athlete of the Week honors by accounting for all of Taft’s points in an 8-6 victory over Sylmar. Taft plays for the City 4-A title Friday at the Coliseum. C8
* NO GIFT: ‘Tis the season to . . . be wary. Con artists often try to take advantage of charitable people during the holidays. B2
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