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Headlines in major Indian newspapers (Islamic Republic News Agency)
India - Press - Headlines The following headlines appeared in the major Indian newspapers. ***THE INDIAN EXPRESS - Karat talking to 'all' parties, Basu waves red flag: why vote with BJP?
Sunday Examiner delivery begins in 3 cities (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Clarity Media Group has started Sunday delivery of its free tabloid newspapers in San Francisco, Washington, D.C. and Baltimore.
Hersam Acorn Newspapers (Wilton Bulletin)
Though there have never been any reported cases of West Nile virus in Wilton, the town’s health department is taking no chances. Last week the Department of Public Works began dropping off altacid, a long-acting larvicide, into catch basins around town.
Hersam Acorn Newspapers (Wilton Bulletin)
Police are continuing their investigations into two fatal accidents on Route 7 that took place over the past month. Capt. Michael Lombardo said Tuesday the department is making headway in the investigation of the accident that killed Richard Ford, 61, of Fairfax Avenue on June 9.
Bill pushes to allow newspaper sales on streets and roadways (The Shelby Star)
Star Raleigh Bureau RALEIGH - The House has approved a bill that would prohibit cities and counties from restricting the distribution of newspapers from street and roadway medians.
Stephen Glover On The Press (Independent)
Many of us are familiar with the giveaway newspapers and magazines produced by many councils that flutter unsolicited on to our doormats from time to time. Though they are largely composed of Soviet-style propaganda – recycling rates have risen to new heights; a new park warden has been appointed – they do contain some unspun local news, and occasionally useful local advertising.
- By: McClatchy Newspapers (The Charleston Gazette)
Deputy District Attorney Adam Nelson agreed to dismiss the felony drug case against Roel Ryan Briones, who agreed to join the military. Nelson now believes that agreement was a mistake.
Moscow press review for July 14, 2008 (Interfax)
MOSCOW. July 14 (Interfax) - The following is a digest of Moscow newspapers published on July 14. Interfax does not accept liability for information in these stories.
News gets more time on TV, less space in newspapers (Chicago Tribune)
T wo industrywide media business trends crisscrossed last week within Tribune Co.
Sunday Examiner delivery begins in three cities (WSYR 9 Syracuse)
Denver-based Clarity Media Group has started Sunday delivery of its free tabloid newspapers in San Francisco, Washington, D.C. and Baltimore.