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Bush v. Gore: Who really won Florida?
The Mike Thomas Blog - Orlando Sentinel     I kicked off a bit of a tempest in today's column by zinging the sillier obsessions of both the left and the right. True to form, I got responses from each side claiming they were indeed right and the other side was indeed... -
Stark reminder of human cruelty
Editor's note: This corrects the caption of the photo of David C. Henley in front of Tuol Sleng Prison.
Editor's note: The following article is a first-person account of a visit to the former Tuol Sleng Prison in Cambodia by David C. Henley, a Newport...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Germany, Pol Pot, Prisoners and Detainees, Cambodia
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Ad veteran named director of business development
COSTA MESA — NADAguides.com, a Costa Mesa-based publisher of vehicle pricing and information, announced Skip Esch as the company's new director of business development, PR Newswire reported on Monday. Esch, an automative advertising and business...Tags: Prices, Television Industry, Automotive Equipment, Vehicles, AOL LLC
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Newspapers are Hurting, but Seattle Times Publisher Frank Blethen is Not Giving Up
ReporterREPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: I didn't know what to expect when I met Frank Blethen. He has been the publisher of the Seattle Times newspaper since 1985. Interviews are rare. In fact, I was warned I may not get a lot of time to talk to him. The interview ended...Tags: Financially Distressed Companies, Television, Fox Broadcasting Company, Newspaper and Magazine, The McClatchy Company
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AP Bureau Chief Mike McQueen Dies At 52
ABC26 NewsMike McQueen, chief of bureau for The Associated Press in Louisiana and Mississippi, has died. He was 52. McQueen, who had been on medical leave since the spring, died Sunday from complications of cancer and congestive heart failure. McQueen's...Tags: Anglicanism, Meteorological Disasters, Disasters, The Associated Press, Pulitzer Prize Awards
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Going backwards
Change of SubjectSince 9/11, we now actually import more oil than we did before 9/11. It's insulting to common sense...Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass) on ABC's "This Week" yesterday Following up on this assertion I found... Financier Michael Milken showed this slide during...... -
Seattle Times Publisher Frank Blethen on the Strike, the JOA and Financial Battles
ReporterREPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: I think this was the hardest piece to do. The Blethen Family and Seattle Times employees have been through a lot over the years, and I dragged out some feelings about the past that were still pretty raw. I was touched the most by Mike...Tags: Health and Safety at Work, Journalism, Career and Workplace, Newspaper and Magazine, Companies and Corporations
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Shrinking dreaded `big government,' mine-safety style
Change of SubjectUnder Bush, mine-safety enforcement eased, Philadelphia Inquirer January 8th, 2006: Since the Bush administration took office in 2001, it has been more lenient than its predecessors toward mining companies facing serious safety violations, issuing fewer... -
McClatchy Tries To Get More Wiggle Room Under Debt
The Associated PressSAN FRANCISCO - McClatchy Co. is offering to buy back $1.15 billion in debt at a steep discount, a proposal that presumes the newspaper publisher's unsecured lenders will accept a fraction of the amount they are owed rather than risk getting even less...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Economy, Business and Finance, Finance, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Bonds
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Quite a spread
It was once envisioned to be a major attraction with an amusement park, hotels and conference center. Disney even considered it for development. But what happened instead was the formation of a public-private partnership that created a park for the...Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Gardens and Parks, Arts and Culture, Roanoke (Roanoke, Virginia), History
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Welcome to Wyeth country
Knight Ridder NewspapersOn this stellar spring day, the emerald slope above the rail tracks is a bovine fantasy of grasses nurtured by nitrogenated soil - the lazy kind of place where you might nap or linger over some sunny novel. But for artist Andrew Wyeth, the hill of the...Tags: Snow Hill, Robin Hood, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Farms, Arts and Culture
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Tribune is extreme, but more bankruptcies possible
Although Tribune Co. has the distinction of being the first major newspaper publisher to seek bankruptcy protection in this sour economy, it is hardly alone in facing the deadly combination of high debt and declining advertising revenue. For a sense of...Tags: Advertising, St. Petersburg (Pinellas, Florida), Belo Corporation, Companies and Corporations, New Britain
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