Anti-Trust Exemption Hearings Sought for Cincinnati Papers
The Justice Department asks public hearings to decide if the Cincinnati Post can survive without an exemption allowing joint operation with the Enquirer. Assistant AG John Field recommends hearings. Attorney General Bell will decide within a month. Both papers report large losses, with no audit substantiation, and no buyer found for the Post.
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Shenefield argues the Post shows no history of rising losses and maintains circulation equal to the Enquirer. He warns only substantial sustained losses could signal financial danger, but current operating results cannot be determined.
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