Headlines and sales fury shape a paper’s year
The Chronicle-Telegram editor recalls 1998 print sales patterns focusing on Friday editions. He notes two daily editions, 2 a.m. and noon, with Friday issues topping single copy sales due to TV guides and ads. The piece lists top-seller front pages and headlines from notable dates and events.
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Bruce Barron, a 47 year old attorney, killed himself after IRS liens and a bank foreclosure left him overwhelmed. His widow Shirley fought for relief, helping spur a 1997 reform bill and a taxpayer rights era including penalties safeguards and due process protections.
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