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Stephanie Simon, is a reporter for the Los Angeles Times serving in the Midwest bureau. Simon has reported on the O.J. Simpson trial and the Columbine High School massacre. Simon worked in the Times’ Moscow bureau during the disintegration of the Soviet Union and is fluent in Russian.

Billy Graham, tourist attraction, The evangelist's life is honored in a hometown museum. By Stephanie Simon, L.A. Times, May 28, 2007.
A conservative's answer to Wikipedia, By Stephanie Simon, L.A. Times, June 19, 2007.

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−	'''Stephanie Simon''', is a reporter for the ''[[Los ~~Angelas~~ Times]]'' serving in the Midwest bureau. Simon has reported on the [[O.J. Simpson]] trial and the [[Columbine High School massacre]]. Simon worked in the Times’ [[Moscow]] bureau during the disintegration of the [[Soviet Union]] and is fluent in Russian.	+	'''Stephanie Simon''', is a reporter for the ''[[Los Angeles Times]]'' serving in the Midwest bureau. Simon has reported on the [[O.J. Simpson]] trial and the [[Columbine High School massacre]]. Simon worked in the Times’ [[Moscow]] bureau during the disintegration of the [[Soviet Union]] and is fluent in Russian.

	==Articles by Stephanie Simon==		==Articles by Stephanie Simon==