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reporter Jim Ritter, copy editors Chris Whitehead and Bob Mutter, editorial columnist Steve Huntley (who remained with the paper as a freelance columnist), and special Barack Obama correspondent Jennifer Hunter. Also taking a buyout was longtime health and technology reporter Howard Wolinsky. Two other staffers, business editor Dan Miller and deputy metro editor Phyllis Gilchrist, resigned. Reporter Kara Spak initially was reported to have been laid off, but she wound up staying with the paper.

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beautiful design, ordered up big, garish headlines, and gave big play to a story about a North Shore rabbi accused of holding a sex slave. The story turned out to be fatally flawed, but so what? It sold papers. Well, actually, it didn't sell papers. There were hundreds of cancellations. Soon our precious page 3 was defaced by a daily Wingo girl, a pinup in a bikini promoting a cash giveaway. The

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writers and columnists took buyouts, including sports columnist Ron Rapoport, sports reporter Joe Goddard, society and gardening columnist Mary Cameron Frey, book editor Henry Kisor, page designer Roy Moody and photographer Bob Black. Classical music critic Wynne Delacoma also took a buyout, and left

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resigned saying in a front-page Chicago Tribune story that she was "deeply troubled" that the paper's presidential primary endorsements of Barack Obama and John McCain were subjected to "wholesale rewrites" by editorial board outsiders. Cyrus Freidheim Jr., in his role as Sun-Times publisher, issued

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s "Inc." column with the heading "The Last to Know Dept." and writing, "Dontcha just hate it when you write a gossip column and people think you know all the news about what's going on and your partner gets a new job and your column still has her name on it on the very same day that her new employer

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pages after going through a 28-day rehabilitation program at a nearby hospital, and he gave readers his version of the events that led to his arrest: "I got drunk and slapped my wife during an argument." Steinberg also reported that he and his wife were "on the mend," and that he was working toward

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newsroom and held without bond after confessing to using his position to set up sexual encounters for male high school athletes. Anding was charged with aggravated criminal sexual assault and possession of child pornography. In September 1993, Anding pleaded guilty to arranging and videotaping

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laid off the vast majority of its photography staff as part of a change in its structure, opting instead to use photos and video shot by reporters, as well as content from freelancers, instead. Two staff photographers remained after the restructure: Rich Hein was named Photo Editor and Jessica

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underwent more staff reductions, laying off columnist Esther Cepeda, religion reporter Susan Hogan/Albach, TV critic Doug Elfman, real estate editor Sally Duros, and onetime editor Garry Steckles, while giving buyouts to assistant city editors Robert C. Herguth and Nancy Moffett, environmental

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editorial that had appeared in that paper the day before. Hornung attributed the plagiarism to writer's block, deadline pressures and the demands of other duties. He resigned as editorial page editor, but remained with the paper, shifting to its business side and working first as director of

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account and outside photo lab, going back more than three years and costing the company more than $ 1,400. In February 1994, however, Black rejoined the paper's payroll after an arbitrator agreed with the paper's union that dismissal was too severe a penalty. At the same time, the arbitrator

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On the first day of Murdoch's ownership, he walked into the newsroom and we all gathered around and he recited the usual blather and rolled up his shirtsleeves and started to lay out a new front page. Well, he was a real newspaperman, give him that. He threw out every meticulous detail of the

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in 1977, exposed a pattern of civic corruption and bribery, as city officials were investigated and photographed without their knowledge. The articles received considerable publicity and acclaim, but a nomination for the Pulitzer Prize met resistance from some who believed the Mirage series

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began hiring a freelancer to edit the space and look for double entendres, another one made it into the same column on July 26, 1995, when the section published a letter from a "Phil McCraken." "This one was a little more subtle," a reporter outside the food department told the

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parent company Hollinger International. In June 2004, Hollinger International placed Hornung on administrative leave just two weeks after Hollinger revealed that the paper's sales figures had been inflated for several years. Hornung resigned from the company four days later.

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At the end of May 2013, the publication's photography department was dissolved as part of a restructuring that involves the use of freelance photographers and non-photographer journalists to provide visual content. Under the terms of a settlement with the paper's union, the

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discontinued the column and informed Smith that it needed him back in the newsroom as a general assignment reporter. The paper's union complained, noting that Smith had permanent physical disabilities that made it difficult for him to be mobile. Smith later left the paper.

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reporter, and Diane Crowley, a 47-year-old lawyer, teacher and daughter of Ruth Crowley, who had been the original Ann Landers columnist from 1943 until 1955. Crowley left to return to the practice of law in 1993 and the paper decided not to renew Zaslow's contract in 2001.

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laid off six editorial reporters and writers: high school sports reporter Steve Tucker, reporter Misha Davenport, general assignment reporter Cheryl Jackson, media and marketing columnist Lewis Lazare, feature writer Celeste Busk and sportswriter John Jackson.

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business is changing rapidly and our audiences are consistently seeking more video content with their news. We have made great progress in meeting this demand and are focused on bolstering our reporting capabilities with video and other multimedia elements."

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In 2022 Jennifer Kho was appointed executive editor. She replaced veteran investigative reporter Steve Warmbir, who had shepherded the paper as interim editor during the Covid pandemic, ownership changes, and alliance with Chicago Public Radio newsroom.

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In 2022 the Sun-Times switched its digital subscription model to voluntary donations. Subscribers could read the online paper for free or pay what they chose. Since the Sun-Times had become a not-for-profit, subscription payments are tax deductible.

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since 1987, entered a treatment facility for alcohol abuse. On November 23, 2005, Cook County prosecutors dropped the charges against Steinberg after his wife said she no longer feared for her safety. On November 28, 2005, Steinberg returned to the

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but was independent of the city's Democratic establishment. Although the graphic style was urban tabloid, the paper was well regarded for journalistic quality and did not rely on sensational front-page stories. It typically ran articles from

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By the summer of 1988, Page and Adler & Shaykin managing partner Leonard P. Shaykin had developed a conflict, and in August 1988, Page resigned as publisher and president and sold his interest in the paper to his fellow investors.

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In March 2019, a new ownership group took over and took control of the Sun-Times from the previous union ownership. The group, Sun-Times Investment Holdings LLC, was backed by prominent Chicago investors Michael Sacks and

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that Grizzard was a racist. After the friend wrote a story about it, Grizzard fired Banks. With that, the editorial employees union intervened, a federal arbitrator ruled for Banks, and 13 months later he got his job back.

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reporter Larry Weintraub retired after 35 years at the paper. Weintraub had been best known for his "Weintraub's World" column, in which he worked a job and wrote about the experience. Weintraub died in 2001 at age 69.

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were indicted for skimming money from Hollinger International, through retaining noncompete payments from the sale of Hollinger newspapers, they were removed from the board, and Hollinger International was renamed the

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had begun softening its traditionally staunchly Republican editorial line, blurring the city's clear division between the two newspapers' politics. This shift was made all but official when Mike Royko defected to the

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columnist Debra Pickett quit upon returning from maternity leave. The reasons for her departure were differences with her editors over where her column appeared and the sorts of assignments being handed to her.

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called "an imaginative prank" in a column. In that same column, Royko criticized the paper's food writer, who edited the readers' column at the time, Olivia Wu, for not following better quality control.

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performance. She admitted to attending much of the concert but leaving early to tend to her children. The paper eventually tapped longtime travel writer Lori Rackl to replace Wiser as TV critic.

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died under sudden circumstances in March 2011. Jeremy Halbreich, chief executive, said that Tyree's will be greatly missed and that his death will make no changes in the media company's strategy.

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announced in July 2011 that it would close its printing plant on Ashland Avenue in Chicago—eliminating 400 printing jobs—and would outsource the printing of the newspaper to the rival

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and then an independent writer on Chicago media) and longtime auto writer Dan Jedlicka. The paper also laid off two members of its editorial board: Teresa Puente and Deborah Douglas.

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distribution and then as vice president of circulation. In 2002, Hornung became president and publisher of Midwest Suburban Publishing, which was a company owned by then-

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that Petacque's departure, which was described at the time as a retirement, was involuntary. "I had problems with some of the ways Art pursued his job," Britton told the

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to buy the newspaper and its 50 suburban newspapers. Of the $ 25 million purchase price, $ 5 million was in cash, with the other $ 20 million to help pay off past debts.

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fired editorial board members Michael Gillis, Michelle Stevens and Lloyd Sachs, along with Sunday editor Marcia Frellick and assistant managing editor Avis Weathersbee.

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Marin, Carol (August 18, 2004). "Challenger hard to find for newly anointed Lipinski // That's how the political game is played in the 3rd Congressional District".

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In November of 1986, The Sun-Times acquired Star Publications, a chain of 12 south and southwest suburban papers published twice weekly, for an undisclosed sum.

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In March 2016, Shia Kapos signed on to bring her Taking Names column to the Sun-Times. She had been writing the gossip column since 2007 for Crain's Business.

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then criticized Royko with an article of its own, titled, "Has a Curmudgeon Turned Into a Bully? Some Now Think So...Picking on a Food Writer." Although the

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closed in 1978 and had focused his efforts on urban reporting. Among other things, Newman had been known for coining the term "Big John" to describe the

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laid off three more reporters and writers: sportswriter Mike Mulligan, "Quick Hits" sports columnist Elliott Harris and photographer Keith Hale.

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for publishing what it called "irresponsible reports." The newspaper later silently withdrew the story without making any apologies or excuses.

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reinstated four of those photographers as multimedia journalists in March 2014: Rich Chapman, Brian Jackson, Al Podgorski and Michael Schmidt.

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kept Foster on and gave her the sole byline on the column, which became known as "Stella's Column." Foster retired from the newspaper in 2012.

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Koscielniak, who was hired in January 2013, became the newspapers' only multimedia reporter. Among those photographers who were laid off was

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as Daley's deputy mayoral chief of staff, responsible for downtown planning, rewriting the city's zoning code and affordable housing issues.

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and charged with domestic battery and with interfering with the reporting of domestic battery. With that, Steinberg, who had been at the

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Greenstein, Teddy (August 4, 2006). "Another gridiron gig for Alberts ; After abrupt ESPN ouster, ex-Husker to try again on CSTV".

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a statement reassuring staff that the endorsements did not change and that the rewrites only "deepened and strengthened the messages."

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as a gossip columnist from the troubled Lerner Newspapers suburban weekly newspaper chain, where he had written the "VIPeople" column.

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laid off a group of editorial employees, including longtime sports media columnist Jim O'Donnell and features writer Delia O'Hara.

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his home base in 1962. The following year, Mauldin drew one of his most renowned illustrations, depicting a mourning statue of

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claims to be the oldest continuously published daily newspaper in the city. That claim is based on the 1844 founding of the

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managing editor, and she left for a new post, associate managing editor for national news, while Adee, who had been the

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that uncovered a variety of misdeeds that ultimately had led to Rostenkowski's indictment, conviction and imprisonment.

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In 2000, longtime investigative reporter Charles Nicodemus retired from the paper at age 69 and died in 2008 at age 77.

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Pete Souza has been Barack Obama's chief White House photographer throughout the US president's two terms in office

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demoted longtime TV critic Lon Grahnke, shifting him to covering education. Grahnke, who died in 2006 at age 56 of

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until his second term's end in 1989. Souza returned to that position to be the official photographer for President

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sportswriter Len Ziehm, who covered many sports but largely focused on golf, retired after 41 years at the paper.

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announced: "We are returning to our liberal, working-class roots, a position that pits us squarely opposite the

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in a buyout after 29 years with the paper. Concurrent with Hoekstra's departure, the company also laid off two

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investigation, in which undercover reporters operated a bar and caught city officials taking bribes on camera.

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George, Jason (October 2, 2005). "Columnist charged with abuse ; Sun-Times' Steinberg arrested at home".

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Hevrdejs, Judy; Conklin, Mike (March 23, 1995). "Letterman's stint as Oscar host sure to test king of cool".

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sexual encounters with several teenage boys and fondling others. He was sentenced to 40 years in prison.

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in Chicago in August 1981 as chief of its new investigative unit. "Salary wasn't a factor," she told the

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Anderson, Jon (September 26, 1983). "Due soon at a handsome price: Bill Kurtis' good-looking new book".

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published in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Since 2022, it is the flagship paper of the non-profit

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laid off longtime sports columnist Carol Slezak, who by that point had shifted to feature reporting.

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of Northwest Indiana and a weekend editor/designer at the company's west suburban newspaper group.

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fired longtime TV critic Paige Wiser after she admitted to fabricating portions of a review of a

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fired photographer Bob Black without severance for dozens of unauthorized uses of the company's

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Anderson, Jon (June 9, 1983). "TV backers taking a pass, for now, on Gary Deeb on television".

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Prior to 2004, the headquarters were on Wabash Avenue. The newspaper had its headquarters in

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for about $ 180 million. Hollinger was controlled, indirectly, by Canadian-born businessman

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through his company ST Acquisition Holdings, had acquired the paper and its parent company,

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On July 13, 2017, it was reported that a consortium consisting of private investors and the

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laid off real estate writer Bill Cunniff, features reporter Jeff Johnson and gaming writer

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s own "Inc." gossip column with Kathy O'Malley. On December 3, 1986, O'Malley led off the

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Flynn, Courtney (November 24, 2005). "Columnist's wife drops charges filed against him".

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announces that she's going to work for him? Yeah, INC. just hates it when that happens."

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to become its media columnist. He eventually was replaced as TV critic by Doug Elfman.

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and took away a column Banks had been writing, prompting Banks to tell a friend at the

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in 1938, won a Pulitzer Prize in 1941 and continued with the paper after it became the

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Herman, Eric (June 29, 2004). "Sun-Times circulation chief, predecessor leave posts".

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Washington bureau. Neubauer and Brown had initiated the investigation into U.S. Rep.

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in lists of the 10 best U.S. newspapers, never took that great step it was poised for.

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ended its run in 1978, much of its staff, including Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist

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in 1929, its last owner Samuel Emory Thomason also immediately launched the tabloid

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and the expression "Fortress Illini" for the concrete structures and plazas at the

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around the age of 77. Newman, who died of lung cancer in 2001, had been with the

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Mailing address: Chicago Sun-Times Navy Pier, 848 E. Grand Ave. Chicago, IL 60611

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Storch, Charles (August 5, 1988). "Sun-Times publisher Page quits, sells stake".

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food section published a bogus letter from a reader named "Olga Fokyercelf" that

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Wu, Olivia (May 17, 1995). "Divine Desserts - This Baker Lives Up to Her Name".

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Famed for his World War II exploits, two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist

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O'Malley, Kathy; Dorothy Collin (August 9, 1992). "O'Malley & Collin INC".

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Roger Ebert later reflected on the incident with disdain, stating in his blog,

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magazines and authoring true-crime books. Hired as literary editor in 1955 was

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Land, Donna (July 26, 1995). "Even Dog Days Are Cool With Snack on a Sticks".

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as an unnamed Chinese national, the People's Republic of China criticized the

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moved to a facility on Racine, and in 2022 it was to open a facility in the

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horse-racing writer Dave Feldman died at age 85 while still on the payroll.

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Murdoch sold the paper in 1986 (to buy its former sister television station

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Royko, Mike (May 23, 1995). "'Cheese livers' should have been first clue".

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In January of 1989, the Sun-Times company starts its plans to purchase The

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In January 2004, after a six-month investigation written by Tim Novak and

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Ludwig, Howard (August 18, 2004). "Daily Southtown names new president".

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In 1984, Field Enterprises co-owners, half-brothers Marshall Field V and

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Among the most prominent members of the newspaper's staff was cartoonist

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Simon, Roger (October 14, 1984). "Wife fights back -- and pays for it".

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s film critic. He continued in this role for the remainder of his life.

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Storch, Charles (July 1, 1986). "Sun-Times sold to publisher's group".

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began including the name of his longtime assistant of nearly 34 years,

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s Washington bureau chief and later its managing editor for features.

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became not-for-profit when it was formally merged into the nonprofit

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Wright, Nykia; Kho, Jennifer; LeCompte, Celeste (October 6, 2022).

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had written since 1995. Smith wrote the column from home, and the

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was nominated for a Chicago Newspaper Guild Award in 1972 for his

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On March 31, 2009, the newspaper filed for bankruptcy protection.

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after concluding that the future of sports journalism was online.

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In February 1994, the Adler & Shaykin investor group sold the

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in the spring of 1983 to try his hand at TV. He joined Chicago's

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a temporary home until it could rebuild. Though the assets of the

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worked as a copy editor for the publication from 1983 to 1989.

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fired longtime restaurant reviewer (and freelancer) Pat Bruno.

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