Columbus Citizen-Journal ends as one-paper town
Columbus loses its second daily paper as the Columbus Citizen-Journal folds after 1959 joint operating agreement with the Dispatch prints. Scripps Howard cites lack of $1.5 million funding. 70 editorial and 50 circulation jobs vanish as the Dispatch shifts to morning publication. The demise leaves Cincinnati as the state’s only city with a separately owned daily.
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Columbus
Columbus Citizen-Journal
Seymour Ruiz
Ly Amar Argetree
Nyles Reinfeld
Akron
Bath
C-J
Scripps Howard
Reinfeld
Reinfeld Group
Lawrence A. Leser
Citizen-Journal
Dispatch Printing Co
Columbus Dispatch
Dispatch
Ing
Thomas Holden
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Cleveland Press
Scripps Howard Board of Directors
Edward Estlow
Guy Kaines
White House predicts 1986 4 percent growth pace
The Reagan administration forecasts a 4 percent expansion for 1986 with inflation near 1 percentage point higher. 1985 growth is revised to 2.8 percent, while private economists see slower gains, around 2 percent, amid ongoing deficit reduction and consumer spending. Beryl Sprinkel, James Baker II, and James Miller III present the forecast.
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Washington
White House
Beryl Sprinkel
U.S
David Wyss
Data Resources Inc
Lexington, Mass
Sprinkel
Treasury
James A. Baker II
James C. Miller
Two Kinds of Party Goers Split After Party
A humorous reflection notes that half the attendees prefer to depart early while the other half prefer to linger. The piece jokes that these two types are often married to each other, highlighting a playful contrast in social behavior.
Group campaigns to remove Chevron from Angola
A conservative group targets Chevron Gulf in Angola, claiming its Cabinda operation props a Soviet backed regime. Chevron denies bias, noting 30 years in Angola and a neutral stance. The campaign seeks executive action to halt US corporate activity with Soviet occupied Angola.
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Chevron Corp
Angola
San Francisco
Chevron
Cabinda- Gulf
Howard Phillips
Chevron-Gulf
Soviet Union
Sub- Saharan
Africa
Phillips
Reagan
Michael Guest
White House
Cabinda
Aponry
Gulf
Congress
Unita Freedom
Jonas Savimi
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