FCC Approves Univision and Hispanic Broadcasting Merger
The FCC votes 3-2 to approve Univision Communications Inc s 3 1 billion purchase of Hispanic Broadcasting Corp creating the nation s largest Spanish language media group The decision allows Univision to control the top Spanish language broadcast network and related outlets while requiring the sale of two radio stations in Houston and Albuquerque The vote splits along party lines with critics warning of reduced competition and fewer diverse viewpoints.
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Dunkin Expands Espresso Offer Across Mass Market
Dunkin Donuts moves espresso drinks beyond the upscale scene aiming to democratize the beverage. Chief executive Jon Luther says rising demand shows espresso can be affordable and fast, with shops like Lawrence's 23rd Street location preparing to add the line before autumn. Some customers welcome the change, while critics worry it strays from Dunkin’s traditional image.
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Market prices and futures wrap in regional grain and livestock markets
The report lists elevator wheat corn milo and soybeans prices for Ottawa Edgerton Overbrook Midland Lawrence Pauline and Chicago Board of Trade soybean futures rising on harvest doubts. It also covers St Joseph livestock quotations with steers cows and heifers and notes modest moves in slaughter prices amid lighter demand and mixed grain trends.
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Alaska pipeline debate widens as alumnus blames cost hike
KU alumnus argues on a news show that Alaska’s proposed pipeline would be twice as expensive and predicated on subsidies, hurting taxpayers and gas consumers. He cites 900 miles of mountains and higher transport costs if the line bypasses mountains, and says Wall Street Journal coverage and Bush administration scrutiny could stall the project. Alaska Governor Murkowski defends the southern route as nonnegotiable for local benefit.
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The business editor Chad Lawhorn can be reached at 832-6362.
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