Article clipped from Chicago Community Publications

CommunityublicatinsSale of the South End Reporter and the three Pointer Publications--Riverdale, Dolton and South Holland—-to Bruce Sagan, publisher of Community Publications and other community newspapers, was announcedtoday by Raymond J. Kelly, owner of the South End Reporter and Pointer Publications.Kelly, who will continue as general manager of the publications he has owned for the past 19 years, said the transfer will bring to the publications the efficiency of a large organization while still retaining their local character.“Mr. Sagan has demonstrated the faith we all share in the continuation of Roseland as a major shopping center in the Chicago area,” said Kelly.“There is no doubt that the new organization, wrhieh is already using the newest and most modern techniques in newspaper production and is presently installing the latest in offset, color presses, will provide the leadership and help necessary to keep local communities and shopping centers in the forefront of an increasingly competitive field.i am sure that Bruce Sagan will continue the policies that have made the Reporter and Pointer Publications dominantin their com m u n i t i e s and(Continued, on Page IS)J* ■ V» * •V-WA'.V• f. 9V/' w * • w . * 4 40 * 4 4 0- 1' V rlt; ' % ***** *- Ml......^ :'v: '”'*1 v .*•* /'WiW *lt;*i*r- V -.......... ;;r^«ANew AdditionBruce Sagan (right), publisher of Community Publications andother community newspapers comprising the largest community newspaper organization in the country, goes over South EndReporter, which he has just purchased from Raymond J. Kelly (lett). Included in ale were (he Riverdale. Dolton and South Holland Pointer, bringing number of Sagan owned publicationsto 24.
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Wed, Mar 26, 1969

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