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Morning Buzz: Monday 8.11.08
- L.A. journalist Sharon Waxman plans to launch The Wrap News in January as a Hollywood counterpart to Politico. Market Watch
- ABC's interest in Jay Leno and how it could mean the end for "Nightline." LAT
- Robert Aguallo Jr. e-mailed his resignation as head of the Los Angeles City Employees' Retirement System on May 5, then the next day sent another e-mail as managing partner of a company that does business with the system. LAT
- LAPD chief Bratton withdrew his request for the city to pay his expenses for attending the Democratic convention after the Police Commission balked. Orlov/Daily News
- The Housing Element of the city's general plan goes to the City Council on Wednesday. Downtown News
- Coverage of the marriage of KPCC's John Rabe and Julian Bermudez. Star-News
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