Audit Bureau approves sweeping magazine and newspaper rule changes
The Audit Bureau of Circulations approved major revisions to magazine circulation rules ending the 50 percent price floor and allowing paid circulation to include copies sold at any price with greater disclosure. The changes aim to boost reader reach as publishers explore new pricing, promotions, and electronic editions for newspapers and magazines.
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New York
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Audit Bureau
Pebble Beach
Calii
David Leckey
ABC
Hachette Filipacchi Magazines
Leckey
Florida Officials Counted Flawed Overseas Ballots
New York Times findings show Florida counted hundreds of overseas ballots not compliant with state law. While 680 questionable votes existed, Bush’s margin would likely shrink but not flip the outcome. timing, signatures, and witness issues plagued many ballots across Bush and Gore counties.
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New York Times
George W. Bush
Florida
the Times
Bush
al Gore
Gary King
Harvard
Gore
White House
Ari Fleischer
The
Times
Democratic Party
Jennifer Palmieri
Associated Press
United States
Project D.A.S. Uniform Aid Seeks Community Help
Steve Landez outlines a drive to fit more students with uniforms through referrals from schools to Family Resource and Referral. Families may get fitted for used uniforms or receive a D.A.S. gift certificate for new purchases at Wal-Mart or Target. Donations of uniforms are urged at the Hispano Chamber or Family Resource with contact numbers provided.
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Sunset Ave
Family Resource
Wal-Mart
Target
Landez
Hispano Chamber
Steve Landez
Peachtree Village
Country Club Rd
San Diego Faces City Lights Threat to Palomar Skywatching
Palomar Observatory researchers warn brighter white streetlights proposed by the City Council could wash out faint quasars and distant nebulae, undermining ongoing astronomical work. The council weighs replacing 25,000 yellow lamps with high‑pressure sodium lighting, despite safety concerns and mixed evidence.
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San Diego
International Dark-Sky Association
Association
Arizona
Colorado
Connecticut
Maine
New Mexico
Texas
Palomar Observatory
Palomar
Robert Brucato
Beijing Wins Olympic Bid Amid Human Rights Debate
Beijing secured the 2008 Games amid stark human rights criticism. Politicians split, with Rep. Tom Lantos condemning the IOC decision as allowing a police state to bask in Olympic glory. Tibetan activists in Dharamsala urged an international boycott.
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China
Beijing
House International Relations Committee
IOC
Dharmsala
India
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U S West, Inc
Essors
Qwest Communications International
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