Victims of the tight economy and high salaries, those familiar aging faces are disappearing and being replaced by your basic ambitious young people who look on the local gig as a way station for Fixed Noise or "Entertainment Tonight"--and as much as you may want to bring up Ron Burgundy, it's likely the veteran anchors are a lot more concerned about their hometowns and serious journalism than their replacements (in fact, their presence may be in many casts the last vestige of serious journalism on those stations):
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