Big city papers post six month circulation drop
NEW YORK AP. Major metropolitan newspapers show weekday circulation declines for the latest six month period. The Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Washington Post, New York Daily News and Chicago Tribune report lower averages as price rises, sports strikes and distribution cuts affect reach.
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Cosmic rays pursuit puzzles scientists in Chicago
Scientists and engineers meet in Chicago to map the source of ultra high energy cosmic rays that bombard Earth with energies far beyond Fermilab. Nobel laureate James Cronin notes the mystery as Pierre Auger’s 1938 speculation gains context from Utah’s 1991 discovery.
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15 year old charged in internet fraud scheme
A 15 year old boy in Utah was charged with second degree computer and credit card fraud and theft after authorities say he operated an online scam that netted at least 10,000 dollars from up to 15 buyers nationwide. Investigators said he admitted involvement and prosecutors planned juvenile court referral. Parents claimed no knowledge of the activity.
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Mr. Brockett dies at 65, famed for Mister Rogers role
Pittsburgh AP reports Don Brockett, the raspy voiced actor known as Chef Brockett on Mister Rogers Neighborhood and a prisoner in The Silence of the Lambs, died Tuesday of an apparent heart attack at age 65. He began on the show with its 1968 debut and remained in the role until his death. David Newell, spokesman for WQED-TV, praised his love of performing.
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USC family feud over Schoenberg archives at university
USC faces a public rift with the Schoenberg heirs over use of the Schoenberg Institute building a 200 seat recital hall the family says must host only Schoenberg and modernist programs while USC cites space constraints and asserts access for general use. Lawrence Schoenberg says reconciliation is unlikely after remarks in the Los Angeles Times.
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Schoenberg Institute
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Los Angeles Times
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