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PASSINGS
Ted Lapidus Designer was known for '60s unisex fashions Ted Lapidus, 79, the French fashion designer who helped redefine chic with the 1960s unisex look, died Monday at a hospital in Cannes, on the French Riviera. He reportedly had been suffering from...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Obituaries, Mia Farrow, Fashion Shows, Isle of Wight (Isle of Wight, Virginia)
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Chandlers lost chance to increase stock value
Tribune staff reporterIt's hardly a model for other activist shareholders to follow. Dissatisfied with the gradually sinking price of Tribune Co. shares, the Chandler family of California put the company in play, hoping an auction might boost the value of their major stake in...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Arts and Culture, Prices, Real Estate Transactions, Stock Market
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myphl17 Station History
WPHL-TV - now known as myphl17 - has been serving the community with quality programming for more than 40 years. The station signed on the air September 17, 1965, founded by a group of local businessmen and investors who sold it two years later to AVC...Tags: Television Stations, NBC (tv network), Companies and Corporations, Football, Television Industry
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Buyout won't mean end of firm's link to foundation
Tribune staff reporterThis story contains corrected material, published April 7, 2007. The deal to take Tribune Co. private would end the Robert R. McCormick Tribune Foundation's long standing as a major shareholder of the company, but other ties between the Chicago-based...Tags: Justice and Rights, Censorship, Leveraged Buyouts, Newspaper and Magazine, Crime, Law and Justice
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Vera Glaser, veteran Washington reporter, dies at 92
Washington PostVera Glaser, a veteran Washington reporter whose tough question to President Richard Nixon about the role of women in his administration led to changes in the recruiting policies in his administration, has died. She was 92. Glaser, the Washington...Tags: U.S. Department of State, Newspaper and Magazine, Bars and Clubs, University of Central Florida, Death
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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: Richmond (Richmond, Virginia), Delaware, Newspaper and Magazine, Richmond (Contra Costa, California), Virginia
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Illegal gringos
I have long been an avid consumer of that scrappiest, most off-center species of newspaper—the English-language expatriate rag. From the two predecessors of the International Herald-Tribune, to the Gringo Gazette, to the two papers I worked for in Central...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Death, Mexico, Dining and Drinking, Health and Safety at School
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Florida home security: Safety tips for apartment dwellers
Knight Ridder NewspapersHome security is just as important for apartment dwellers as homeowners. Here are some apartment-safety tips from Intermatic, which makes security devices: Don't depend on a chain lock to secure your door. Install a good-quality dead bolt lock with at...Tags: Government, Safety of Citizens, Florida
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The lead lands of Wisconsin
Knight Ridder NewspapersMiners made their mark in southwest Scratch the surface in southwest Wisconsin, and you'll find treasure. In the 1820s, it took the form of lead ore that early miners, to their amazement, could find "at the grassroots." Lead and zinc made this area...Tags: Arts and Culture, Iowa, Labor Day, Executive Branch, Caves and Caverns
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Tribune sets buyback
Tribune staff reportersTribune Co., in a move that aims to boost its stock price but saddle the company with a punishing debt load, on Tuesday disclosed a plan to buy back a quarter of its outstanding shares at a cost of more than $2 billion. The Chicago media concern, which...Tags: Earnings, Newspaper and Magazine, Prices, Arts and Culture, Marketing
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'Harry' blitz is about to start. Again.
Knight Ridder NewspapersAt the start of the new ``Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets,’’ the house-elf Dobby warns our young sorcerer not to go back to Hogwarts School for a second year. The little guy must have been a marketing major. Prospects for Harry’s sophomore outing...Tags: Eminem, Movies, Spider-Man (fictional character), Chris Columbus, Halloween
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When in England, visit 'Harry Potter's' haunts
Knight Ridder NewspapersRemember when Professor Dumbledore discovers Harry Potter sitting bemused before the magical Mirror of Erised in "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," the first of the wildly popular movies of the series? That scene was filmed here in the former...Tags: Gloucester (Gloucester, Virginia), England, Children, Newspaper and Magazine, Movies
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