Southern Illinoisan to switch to morning edition
The Southern Illinoisan will start morning publication Monday joining a national trend of daily afternoon papers moving to a.m. circulation and advertising gains are noted. Readers welcome fresher news while some subscribers drop, and industry figures cite tech upgrades and advance planning as keys to success.
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Nancy Weil
Southern Illinoisan
Southern _ Illinoisan
Eink
National Papers
Eric Blum
Publisher’s Auxiliary
Blum
The
A.m
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Morning publication transforms Belleville News-Democrat
The Belleville News-Democrat shifted to morning daily printing on January 1, 1984, aiming to catch fresher breaking news like larger metropolitan papers. Publisher Darwin Wise recalled initial distribution troubles and a fast rollout that caused about 1,000 subscribers to drop. circulation later rose to 41,000 as the seven day schedule stabilized.
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Ron Willow
Post
Morning Globe-Democrat
The
Willnow
Globe-Democrat
Pare
Globe
St. Louis
Missouri
Belleville News-Democrat
Darwin Wise
News-Democrat
Wile
Government halves uranium enrichment plants in shift away from Oak Ridge and Portsmouth
The United States will shut Oak Ridge original enrichment plant and halt construction at the Portsmouth facility after investing about 2.6 billion dollars. Paducah operation remains, with over 1,200 workers at risk and thousands more in the region potentially affected. The Energy Department backs atomic vapor laser isotope separation for future use, ending work on the opposing gas centrifuge path.
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New York Times
United States
Oak Ridge
Paducah
Energy Department
Tate faces fewer charges in Missouri trooper slaying
A judge dismissed one of three charges against David C. Tate 22 of Athol Idaho member of The Order white supremacist group in the April shooting death of Missouri Highway Patrol Trooper Jimmie Linegar and wounding Trooper Allen Hines. Tate pled not guilty and a gag order request for police and prosecutors was denied at the hearing.
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Taney County
Clifford Crouch
David C. Tate
Athol
Idaho
The
Order
Tate
Missouri Highway Patrol
Jimmie Linegar
Allen Hines
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