For the Record - Nov. 21, 2007
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Hawthorne obituary: The obituary of radio personality Jim Hawthorne in Saturday’s California section said radio station KXLA is now KRLA. KXLA became KRLA in 1959 and maintained those call letters until 2000. The station is now KDIS. In 2001, radio station KIEV changed its call letters to become the new KRLA.
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