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George Cotliar, the legendary managing editor of the Los Angeles Times for 19 years and a 40-year journalism titan, passed away at 94—peacefully in his sleep. Rising from reporter to top editor, he took a pay cut to join the paper, eventually leading it to 10 Pulitzer Prizes. Known for his fierce devotion to readers, razor-sharp mind, and love of L.A. and college hoops, Cotliar brought both discipline and fiery energy to the newsroom. He leaves behind a legacy of journalistic excellence and a family who remember him as a man of integrity, humor, and unwavering values.

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