Andy Lippman, the Los Angeles bureau chief during the O.J. Colleagues remembered him as a thoughtful bossParticularly in Los Angeles, Lippman was remembered for his thoughtfulness. “Andy was indeed like a brother to me, from the time we met in 1982 as fellow AP bureau chiefs in adjoining states — Andy in Louisville and I in Indianapolis,” said retired AP bureau chief and regional vice president Paul Stevens, who now edits AP’s Connecting newsletter for retired and former AP journalists. “One year, he invited our then-teenage daughters to join him as his guests for the Academy Awards program in Los Angeles. He worked for his middle school newspaper and was editor of Bethesda’s Walter Johnson High School newspaper, The Pitch, his senior year.