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Quick question.

What can you buy for half a penny?

An LA?

Not much, right?

But when we all pitch in, here's what half a penny can do for all of us who live in LA County.

If we pass measure ER, half a penny can keep emergency rooms open.

Keep our local hospitals and community clinics from having to close their doors.

It can keep medical coverage available for working families

and keep LA County's healthcare system ready to respond with the next natural disaster happens.

Measure ER is on the June ballot and does exactly that.

It's a half a penny to save emergency rooms, plan parenthood and medical from Trump's big ugly bill.

Half a penny to save the healthcare system we all rely on.

Half a penny to save lives.

Half a penny can make all of the difference.

Vote yes on measure ER.

That's yes on measure ER.

Valet's drop May 4th.

You can register to vote until May 18th.

And vote yes on measure ER by June 2nd.

Add paid for by yes on ER, restore healthcare for Angelinos,

sponsored by St. John's Community Health and Health Justice Action Fund.

Add committee's top funders, St. John's Community Health,

California Community Foundation,

Service Employees International Union Local 721-C2W-CLC.

The Black Dahlia murder of 1947 is arguably California's most notorious unsolved case.

It's only rival might be the zodiac murders a generation later.

Now an amateur sleuth is attracting attention with the claim that the same killer

is responsible for both cases.

I'm Christopher Gofford host of Crimes of the Times.

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