 they concentrate on community development, club news, social news and the normal, active lives of average and above-average citizens.By 1968, the experience of the weekly zoned editions had generally been positive — but Orange County, to the south of Los Angeles was a different matter.In that year its population stood at 1.29 million and, according to "Time" magazine, "Times" publisher Otis Chandler watched the [suburban sections] process with growing dissatisfaction, then decided that the only solution is for a newspaper to grow the way a modern city-community grows.