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After Salmon bunted Price to second, Jamieson allowed an RBI single to junior Darin Souza and walked the next batter. Junior Brian Abell followed with a groundout to short, but junior catcher Chris Kirk promptly singled to load the bases with two outs.
The news in Baltimore last week was about the news. On Tuesday reporters for the afternoon News American, which traced its roots to a weekly founded in 1773, learned that they were working on their last edition. Its banner headline: SO LONG, BALTIMORE. Thus the News American, which liked to...
That the Sun fetched such a hefty price just after its main competitor folded was coincidental. Times Mirror Chairman Robert Erburu noted that his acquisition of the Abell properties, which include the morning Sun (circ. 205,000) and the Evening Sun (circ. 152,000), as well as two television stations...
The idea that Times Mirror should buy the Sun was first suggested to Murphy by Los Angeles Times Publisher Tom Johnson, an old friend and colleague from the Macon (Ga.) Telegraph and News. "It's a beautiful fit for us," said Johnson last week. The Sun's owners, the Abell...
Those involved in the retouched endeavor have had no difficulty finding rationales for the change. Richard Abell, director of program development, commented that "the philosophy is that the goose that laid the golden egg for the American dream has been the economic system." Ruppe feels that "personal enrichment and economic...