The Los Angeles Times Orange County Production Facility, opened in 1968 to much fanfare, died on a quiet note early this morning with the printing of the LAT Extra edition.There had been some hope that changes in ownership at the Orange County Register could win the plant a reprieve. It wasn't to be.
The remaining two crews at the facility will now move to the downtown Los Angeles production facility this weekend.
Jun 12, 2010
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The Los Angeles Times shuttered its Orange County printing plant today, according to Times pressman Ed Padgett:
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Don't worry. The new TV book plan will save the day.
Next you will see a new auto driving section, a new and exciting way to get used car info over the phone and a some micro zoning ideas that will wow the pants off of readers and advertisers.
My oh my, what a creative group of pros.
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