MORNING MEMOS: Jim Newton, "L.A.'s political football," quick approval for proposed NFL stadium, Port of L.A. project dragging along for years; Santa Ana, effort to repeal campaign finance law; editorial, "Union Station's Curious Vision Quest"; court ruling, Glassell Park charter school lease, environmental issues.... ....

***Various items this morning from across the spectrum of politics and/or public policy....

* Voice of OC:  "Repeal of Campaign Finance Rule on Santa Ana Agenda"

* Los Angeles Times (Jim Newton op-ed):  "L.A.'s political football" - "A proposed NFL stadium has sailed through government approvals, but a rail project for the Port of Los Angeles has dragged along for seven years."

* Downtown News (editorial):  "Union Station's Curious Vision Quest"

* Los Angeles Times:  "Judge invalidates Glassell Park charter school lease" - "Seeking college classes on the site, a coalition had challenged the arrangement between the L.A. Community College District and the Alliance Environmental Science and Technology School."