End of an Era as New York Sun Shuts Down
HAL BOYLE reports on the New York Sun’s closure after 116 years, merged into the World Telegram and the Sun. Editors and reporters recall a proud lineage, many grieving the loss, some arguing rising costs and slipping public connection doomed the paper. A quiet wake at a bar marks the end of an era for America’s first “newspaper man’s newspaper.”
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Roy Howard
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the Sun
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Sun
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Foxx Led American League Strikeout Era Memory
The passage recalls Jimmy Foxx and his impact on the American League. It reflects on a time when striking out symbolized the league’s struggle and a sense that a defining era had ended, marking a major shift in baseball history and record lore.
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Jimmy Foxx
Color of Soil Reflects Massive Erosion Event
Report notes a dramatic soil wash into a watercourse, coloring the stream and signaling widespread erosion. Authorities investigate the source of sediment and potential environmental impact, with measurements indicating substantial volumes displaced by recent rainfall and runoff.
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