Story Archive for May 2007

Thursday, May 31

• County Investigates Misconduct Claims Against Brown

• Arrest in Santa Barbara Stabbing

• Once in a Blue Moon

• City Looking Over Inclusionary Housing Ordinance

• Ka-blam! Cannon Returns Fire at the SB News-Press

• Caught on Camera

• Capps Votes No

• Immigration Raid Challenged

• A Watchdog, Not a Lapdog

• Harrison Swalley

• The Rebirth of Memory

• Bug Off

• Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End.

• Winners of Last Week's Indy Awards

• Cross Art Exhibit

• A Beautifully Obstructed View: Photographs by Kate Connell and Larry Mills

• The Slaughter Sisters

• A Matter of Taste

• Finding Solutions

• Angels in America. At UCSB’s Hatlen Theatre, Friday, May 25.

• 684 Feet

• Footloose Peeping

• Ron Skaggs 1937-2007

• Crimes of Intoxication

• Positively State Street

• The Crowning Jewel

• The Various and Sundry Tour

• Good for Looking, Better for Party Planning

• The Odyssey, presented by Boxtales Theatre Company. At the Lobero Theatre, Thursday, May 24

• Jackson Pollock Play

• Art for Africa

• Rockin' the Hood

• Give a Little

• A Bartender’s Life

• Jindabyne

• 24 Hours in Tijuana

• Footloose & Fancy Free

• Condo Tsunami

• A Preview of the Santa Barbara Foresters 2007 Season

• The Strange History of St. Anthony’s and the Diabolical Movie Evilspeak

• Benefit for Jerry Roberts

• Club Listings

• Eat, Drink, and Be Merry

• The Anacapa Strut

• Citizens' Alert

• On the Verge, presented by Santa Barbara Dance Alliance. At Marjorie Luke Theatre, Saturday, May 26.

• God Grew Tired of Us

• The Last Meow

• Pick It Up

• Sierra Club Hikes

• Picture of the Week

• Who Wants to Be a Cotillionaire?

• Victoria Williams, Devon Sproule, and Angela Correa. At the Presidio Chapel, Friday, May 25

• This Week in History

• Being in the World:
  Patty Look Lewis

• SBMA Director Announces His Retirement

• Ensemble Theatre Tries on Neil LaBute’s This Is How It Goes

• Quiz: Bartender, Una Mas...

• Retail Nightmare

• Media Silence

• The Fight Night That Almost Wasn't

• True Generosity?

• Advertising in Sin

• Junior Review

• Self-Serving Density

• Domestic Agreement

• Mission Expanded

• Undue Credit

• Overdue Credit

• McCaw Responds to L.A. Times Column

• Fresco Opens New Café in SB Museum of Art

• Goleta Stabbings May Be Linked

• Venoco Files to Sell Stock, Acquire More Property

• Gallegly Introduces New Immigration Bill

• Nava Introduces Bill to Transportation Committee

• Metro Theatres to Offer Print-at-Home Tickets

• Williams and Barnwell Kick-Off Reelection Campaigns

• I.V. Master Plan Passed to Board of Supervisors

• Sheriff Breaks Ground on Lompoc Public Safety Center

• Committee Votes to Change Affordable Housing Threshold

• Vandenberg Missile Launch Delayed

• Former Public Defender Sues County

• Police Crack Down on Drug Dealers

• Arroyo Burro Beach Receives F From Heal the Bay

• Autism Research Center to Be Built at UCSB

• DUI Crash Leaves Goleta Woman Hospitalized

• UCSB Scientists Uncover Evidence of Prehistoric Meteor

• New Aviary Could Threaten Steelhead Population

• Appeal Period Begins for Winchester Gun Club

• Small Blazes Scorches Nojoqui Grade

• Convicted Murderer Dies in Prison

• Benson Named New City Creeks Manager

• UCSB Grad Student Receives Grant

• UCSB Hunger Strike Comes to an End

• Jaws of Life Used to Save Truck Driver

• Goleta Residents Lobby Against Raising Water Prices

• Memorial Day DUI Numbers Drop

• Fight Breaks Out at Transit Center

• Discrimination Case Gets Underway

Wednesday, May 30

• Baja Fresh to Purchase La Salsa Chain

• Teacher Arrested for Sex With Student

• Williams Begins Re-Election Campaign

• The Snake The Cross The Crown

• Two Stabbed in Goleta

• Science Fair Night at Harding

• Life is Picture Perfect on Cota St.

Tuesday, May 29

• Caring for Coast Village Road

• A Glimpse Into Taiwanese Subculture

• Sally Carless of Ojai

• UCSB Scientists Claim Meteor Caused Extinctions

• Remembering Uncle Gene

• A Student's Prerogative

Monday, May 28

• Shoot-Out at the Roundabout Corral

• News-Press Fires at Lou Cannon

• Crossing the Line

Friday, May 25

• Nuke Protesting Students End Fast

• Close of Friday, May 25

• Former Public Defender Sues County

• Vandenberg Missile Launch Cancelled

• Chillin’ in Isla Vista

• Cops Nab Drug Dealers

• Truman's Former Right-hand Man Celebrates His 93rd

• Cleaner than Clean

Thursday, May 24

• Unchecked Baggage

• “Bummer” for Arroyo Burro Beach

• A Golden Ticket for Skipping Movie Queues

• I.V. Master Plan Gets Go-Ahead from Planning Commission

• Cabrillo Port Dies a Santa Barbara Flavored Death

• Seacliff Beach Colony is Your Ticket to Oceanfront Living

• Compañía Nacional de Danza 2. At UCSB’s Campbell Hall.

• Teenage Powerhouse Jackie Rotman Spearheads Dance Program

• Camerata Pacifica’s May Concert.
  At Abravanel Hall, Music
  Academy of the West.

• Director Ali Selim
  Discusses Sweet Land

• The Indy Awards

• Is HBO’s Comedy Fest Moving to S.B.?

• East Asian Travels

• I Want to Ride My Bicycle

• 4,800

• Farewell But Not Goodbye

• Solstice Workshopping

• David Post at Tecolote

• Pay Now or Pay Later

• Positively State Street

• Victoria Williams at the Presidio Chapel.

• The Ojai Poetry Festival.
  At the Libbey Bowl, Ojai.

• To Wash or Not to Wash

• In Praise of an Imperfect Memory

• Helping Hands Peeps

• Profant Foundation for the Arts

• Ojai's Art in the Park

• Pick It Up

• Haapanen is Happenin'

• The Ice Princess

• Child-proofed: Gladwin Planetarium

• Invisible Light and Images of Northern Italy
  by Tom Miller and Dennis Sheridan

• The Durango Songwriters Expo Lets Musicians Write, Perform, and Learn

• Saturday Art Market

• This Week in History

• iSpeak French

• Extravaganza 2007 at
  UCSB’s Harder Stadium.

• Give a Little

• Dad

• Double Trouble

• Designer Vaginas

• Team Bike Challenge

• The Economics of Faith

• Environmentalist Paul Hawken
  at the Lobero Theatre

• UCSB New Plays Festival Turns Five

• Election Races and Solitary Confinement

• Santa Barbarans Seek Solutions
  to the Darfur Crisis

• Using Shovels and Trowels
  in the Garden

• UCSB’s 16th Annual Reel Loud Film Festival

• Citizens' Alert

• Miss Julie, presented by Santa Barbara Theatre.

• Waitress

• Shrek the Third

• The Dog Who Cried ‘Woof!’

• Harry Connick Jr. at
  the Arlington Theatre

• Sound and Fury 5-24-07

• Quote of the Week

• UCSB Student Taken by Immigration

• One Tank or Two?

• Defensive Logic

• Sea Changes

• Relative Density

• Roundly Rotten

• Collegiate Immigration Policy

• Worst of the Worst

• Money Over Matter

• Driving Lessons

• Medicine V. Recreation

• Due Credit

• Planned UCSB Autism Center Gets $940,000 Donation

• Rikka Z Picks Up Song of the Year Prize

• Cottage Nurses Recognized for Excellence

• Stewart Appointed Chief Probation Officer

• Reporter Moves from Paper to Television

• Schlessinger's Son Under Investigation

• Elementary Schools Suffer Deflated Funds

• Biking to the Moon

• Ellwood Purchase Delayed

• Santa Barbara Gas Prices at a Record High

• Accident Causes Fuel Spill Near Gaviota Tunnel

• Emergency Shelters in the Schools

• School Board Hires Back Teachers

• Counterfeiters Arrested Downtown

• Murder Subject Found Dead in Car

• Schneider Kicks Off Re-election

• Westmont Grad Named Bush's Assistant

• Goleta Council Talks Tax Negotiations

• Party Behavior May Result in Expulsion

• Skateboarding a Crime?

• University Janitors See an Increase in Pay

• UCSB Students Arrested at UC Regents Meeting

• Environmentally Conscious Tugboat

• Company Ordered to Pay for Pollution

• Man Killed By Oncoming Train

• Man Arrested for Social Security Fraud

• Goleta Land Purchase Delayed

• Expansion Planned for Santa Maria Jail

• Brown Comes to Town

• Proposed Costco Gas Station Meets Opposition

• Increase in Transportation Money

• Architectural Conflict of Interest Contested

• Council Members Support Roundabout Approval

Wednesday, May 23

• DUI Crash Leaves Woman With Head Injuries

• Frontlines of the Nojoqui Grade Fire

Tuesday, May 22

• Dr. Laura’s Son Under Investigation

• Concert For Peace

• Dirty Beach Seeks Volunteers

• Boxtales Theatre Company Brings Back The Odyssey

• Coast Village Vons to Revamp

• Dating By Department

• One Man's Trash Is Another Man's Treasure

• Busy Weekend for SB Cops

• Westmont Grad Appointed for Bush Job

• Coast Village Vons to Revamp

Monday, May 21

• Measure D Funds To Be Split Between North, South County

• Local Label Night at SOhO

• Myridian

• Music Notes, Far and Near

• Visit to the Local Herbalist

• Roger Durling Reports from Cannes

Friday, May 18

• Close of Friday, May 18

• Construction Worker Arrested for ID Fraud

• Vegetarian Fare — at Fatburger?!

• Schneider Kicks Off Re-Election Campaign

• Breathing Through the Nose

• CCC Seeks Stories Submissions

• The Battle for Compensation

Thursday, May 17

• In Praise of the Nutty Tart

• Tiffany Coming to Town

• AG Jerry Brown Hangs with S.B. Cops

• Leana Orsua Goes to KSBY

• Speed Coaching

• Let the Sustainable Vine Wine Tours Begin

• Where is PJ Milligan?

• Goleta Purchase of Ellwood Acre Delayed

• The Bowl Raises the Roof, Literally

• UCSB Presents the Second Annual Human Rights Festival

• Despite Record Levels, Domoic Acid Poisoning a No-Show So Far

• Lightning Peeps

• Citizen's Alert

• Pick It Up

• Gallipoli at the Santa Barbara Public Library

• Buddha Abides, presented by Frameworks, at Sullivan Goss Gallery

• Quote of the Week

• Plein Air, Updated

• Jesse Winchester Brings Subtlety Back to Santa Barbara

• Bach by Candlelight
  at the Presidio Chapel

• 8

• Quiz: The Deep Blue

• Six Books That Will Boost Your Climate Change Awareness

• Please, Don’t Conflate the Dog

• Camerata Pacifica Premieres Wilson’s Messenger Concerto

• Countdown to Entropy

• Delta F Minus

• On the Road Again

• Günther and The Sunshine Girls at UCSB’s Storke Plaza.

• Joaquin Ygnacio Gutierrez 1938-2006

• Sound and Fury

• Warm Weather White Wines

• Steelhead Artist

• Weeknight Racing with the Santa Barbara Yacht Club

• The Santa Barbara Symphony at the Arlington Theatre

• Growing Bananas in Your Home Garden

• Janet Wolf Talks Health, Food, and the Psychology of Eating

• The Continuing Legacy of Jerry Harwin

• Big Frameworks Benefit

• Adventure for Hire

• Of Water and Wood

• Ethical Misbehavior

• Free Museums for All

• Salvadorian Sensation

• Kristy Kruger Tours All 50 U.S. States

• Santa Barbara Theater Brings Miss Julie to Center Stage

• Historic Home and Garden Tour

• StylePhile

• The Indy’s Annual Blue and Green Guide

• New Works and Works in Progress at UCSB’s Ballet Studio

• Music Notes, Far and Near

• Benefit for The Frameworks / Caruso -Woods Gallery

• To Market, To Market

• Air Pollution Grows as Vessel Regulations Flounder

• Give a Little

• Support Groups

• This Week in History

• Seashore Sightings

• Leaving More Than a Trace

• Yoga on the Rocks

• Unforgettable Hikes

• Walking on Water

• Eco-Poet Gary Snyder to Read at the Third Biennial Ojai Poetry Festival

• Prescription for Budget Woes Worries Uninsured Patients

• Student Hospitalized in Hunger Strike Nuke Protest

• Grand Jury Reports on Cost of Jailing Illegal Immigrants

• 3 Reasons to Dance with SonneBlauma

• Hang Glider Extracted From Tree at Own Expense

• SB City Council Looks at Plastic Bag Ban

• Carp Water District Faulted by SB Grand Jury

• Important Candies Recalled for Lead Content

• Hikers Report Positive Experience on Trails

• Wetlands Effort Receives Funding

• Motel 6 Founder Dies

• Former Solvang Mayor Dies

• Goleta Students Escape Catalina Island Fire

• Goleta Man Indicted for Lottery Scam

• No Retrial for Botello

• Raytheon Seeks New Partners in Defense Technology

• Boxer Tries for Mission Creek Flood Control Project

• Chumash Donate Sum Toward Hospital

• Milpas Stretch Gets Facelift

• Carbajal, Firestone Debate Healthcare

• I Now Pronounce You Sissy & Wife

• Comedy Arts Festival Could Come to SB

• SB BioBlitz Yields Over 800 Unique Species

• Anti-Torture Leader Speaks in Santa Barbara

• UCSB Math Prof Wins Clay Research Award

• Cherry-Picking Terrorists

• Care for Cali

• Sci-Fi Surf Pioneers

• Murky Medicine

• More Than Numbers

• Paving Paradise

• Fire Season Begins

• Westside Teen Stabbed

• Cops Reinstate Bike Patrols

• Vandal Sought for Broken Window

• Medical Panel Discusses How Environment Affects Health

• Ordinance Aims to Limit Teen Drinking

Wednesday, May 16

• Montage’s Weekly Photo Round-Up

• Zach Madden

• Café La Luz

• Wine Teaser Wednesdays

• The Laws of Love

• Ordinance Aims to Curb Youth Drinking

Tuesday, May 15

• Montecito’s Fire Danger

• Is HBO’s Comedy Fest Moving to S.B.?

• Wine of a Good Time

• Who's On First?

• Where Are They Now?

Monday, May 14

• All the Snooze Too Fat to Print

• Forum Examines Teen Drinking

• Learning What’s Right with Schools

• Crawling With Critters

• Bialis Family Foundation Honors Nurses

• Angie's Palms

• Astronomer to Discuss “Runaway Universe” at Santa

• A Tale of Two McCaws

• Santa Ynez Valley Association Names New Executive Director

• Bike Film Festival Debuts Tonight

Saturday, May 12

• Mathematics Professor's Work Lauded

• Trio of Professors Garner Fellowships

Friday, May 11

• No Retrial in Vehicular Manslaughter Case

• Sixth-Graders Evacuated from Burning Santa Catalina

• Alleged 14-Year-Old Stabber Arrested

• SB Police Reinstate Bike Patrols

• Carbajal, Firestone Debate County Healthcare

• Top Five Premium Tequilas

• Judge Brings Hammer Down in ‘Caged Kids’ Case

Thursday, May 10

• Panama City: Gateway to the World

• SB Firefighters Return From Griffith Park Fire

• SB Med-Tech Firm Wins Excellence Award

• Raytheon Seeks Solutions to Homemade Bombs

• Arcobaleno Trade Grand Opening

• Chumash Donate $1 Million to Cottage Hospital

• SB Native Wins Student Film Contest

• Good Clean Stand-Up

• Only Pinocchio Nose for Sure

• The Santa Barbara Chamber Orchestra at the Lobero Theatre

• Sci-Fi Surfing

• The Church/State Debate

• Tab Hunter, NP Update, and Condos at Cabrillo Ballpark

• Spider DogZ

• Reverential Ecology Retreat

• Police on Lookout for Counterfeit Traveler’s Checks

• Jimmy’s Sign Goes Missing

• Give a Little

• Social Consciousness

• Fight Erupts in Transient Camp

• Kidnap, Assault Suspect Caught in Buellton

• Nature's Roll Call

• Condos to Replace Chapala Dealerships

• Holiday Happs: Mother's Day

• Frameworks Benefits

• Hollister Brewing Company Opens to Public

• Seven News-Press Writers Call it Quits

• Pick It Up

• Mahlon Balderston

• Check Out Carpinteria’s First Annual Open Artist Studio Tour

• Fair Musical Trading

• Levels of Heat II, presented by Fusion Dance Company.

• Kiss of the Spider Women

• Malian Masterpiece: Bamako

• Forum Explores Response to Gangs

• Planning Guidelines for Our Village Get New Format

• What an Education

• Paul Hawken Speaks about Social Change

• Card Shark Bait

• Men and Depression

• Tierney Sutton at the Lobero Theatre

• Cut Down to Size

• Perfect Peeping

• CND2: The Elite Training Team for Spain’s Compañía Nacional de Danza

• The Varied Art of Haiku

• Auditioning for MTV’s The Real World

• Quiz: The Mother of All Quizzes

• Moms in Motion

• 122.5 Million

• Westmont’s Lindsey Connolly Walks to the Outdoor Championships

• Equipment Thieves Caught on Tape

• Deadly Hypocrisy

• Anissa Mack: On Loan at the Contemporary Arts Forum

• Davis Birks: Strata and Susan Manchester: New and Recent Works on Paper. At Edward Cella Art+Architecture.

• Off the Vine

• Bright Eyes at the Arlington Theatre

• Budget Cuts Spawn Teacher Layoffs

• UCSB’s Gross Elected to Philosophical Society

• Terms of Frustration

• Chancellor Yang Presented with Climate Change Award

• McKinley Elementary Receives Grant

• Goleta Committee Opposes Brown Act

• Introducing Hawaii’s Paula Fuga

• Community Education

• Santa Barbara News Room Requests Donations

• Robbing the Disabled Poor

• Demonstrators Protest Bush’s Veto

• Citizen's Alert

• Goleta Councilmember Announces Retirement

• What’s for Dinner?

• A Farewell to Spot the Cat

• Kimberly Ford Sings Her Sea Story

• Turnbull to Leave Santa Barbara High

• South Coast Experiences Record Temperatures

• City Receives Funding for Creek Restoration

• Goleta Councilmembers to Get New Offices

• City Tour Reveals Improvements, Problem Areas

• Willie Nelson at the Chumash Casino’s Samala Showroom

• Preservation Trust Secures Loan for Jimmy’s

• Granada Marquee Removed for Redesign

• Capps Proposes Avocado Bill

• Scientists Declare Unusual Mortality Event

• Channel Island Fox Born at SB Zoo

• Picture of the Week

• This Week in History

• The Village at Los Carneros Development Rolls On

• Carpinteria Cracks Down on Leash Laws

• ACLU Defends Measure P Sponsor

• Globe Trotters

• Pimp of Underage Girl Returned to Santa Barbara

• Excessive Access?

• Elizabeth Marie McMahon 1919-2007

• Wheel Accountability

• By Halliburon, For Halliburton

• Staying Power

• Green Grounds

• Peep Go the Roses

• Shameful Grading System

• Close Reading

• Costly Paper

• People Kill People

• Reverse Discrimination

Wednesday, May 9

• Vandal Caught on Camera, Sought by Police

• City Council Discusses Future of Upper State Street

• Alison Krauss

Tuesday, May 8

• Floater Six

• Making Sycamore Canyon Better for Pedestrians

• A Prayer to the Party Gods

• Lightning in a Bottle Gets Loose

• Union Busting and Garden Parties

Monday, May 7

• Mother’s Day Walkathon Fights Preeclampsia

• Busy Week at UCSB’s Women’s Center

• Burning Trash Scorches Goleta’s Holiday Inn

• Showing Santa Barbara

• G. Love & Special Sauce to Headline Bowl Show

• Kidnap, Assault Suspect Caught in Buellton

• Late Nights at the Sojourner

• Hollister Brewing Company Opens Its Doors

• The Simian Line

• Film Festival Dates Slated for 2008

Friday, May 4

• This Column Sucks

• Homeless Brawl on Eastside

• SBHS Principal Paul Turnbull Promoted

• Kids in Cages Trial Comes to Blistering Finale

• Mizik Jakmel Offers All-Star Reggae Line-Up

• Paseo Nuevo's Recycling Mystery

• Jimmy’s Sign Taken, Found

• City Tour Notes Revived, Blighted Areas in Santa Barbara

• Soulmate in Santa Barbara

• Did Someone Say "Teamsters"?

• Freaks Like Me

Thursday, May 3

• Man Who Allegedly Prostituted 16-Year Old Returned to Santa Barbara

• UCSB Presents Conference on Chinese Medicine

• County Derives Big Bucks From Local Filming

• News-Press Numbers Down

• Air Soft Gun Causes Stir at Baja Fresh

• Man Steals 15 Local Cars — For Love

• Fire Near Pueblo and De La Vina Deemed Accidental

• Juarez Pleads Not Guilty in State Street Stabbing

• Mistrial Declared in Botello Case

• Disarm and Dismantle

• Watch Your Mouth

• Rebel or Heretic?

• Not So Trigger Happy

• Counterfeit Traveler’s Check Alert

• Sheriff’s Commission Looks Into Jail Overcrowding

• City Approves Loan for Purchase of Jimmy’s

• Dueling the Developers

• Supers Vote to Support Residents of Mobile Home Parks

• Lompoc Fire and Sheriffs to Share New Building

• News-Press Backlash

• Casa de Mural Gets Stay of Execution

• Goleta Nears OK for Carillo Business Park

• Merger Possible Between Rehab Services and Cottage Health

• Gray Whale Off Stearns Wharf

• Pianist Stephen Hough at the Lobero Theatre.

• Leana Orsua Quits the News-Press

• Measure D Plan Proposes Funds Split Between North, South County

• Sound and Fury 5-03-07

• Quote of the Week

• Peeping the Last Hurrah

• Citizens' Alert

• Seascape, by Edward Albee at SBCC’s Jurkowitz Theatre.

• Hamlet at the Rubicon Theatre.

• The State of Bee-ing

• Quiz: Extreme Challenges

• Irvin Mayfield and the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra. At UCSB’s Campbell Hall.

• Fair Trade Musical Goods

• ‘Caged Kids’ Case Nears End, Vasquez’s Fate in Judge’s Hands

• Dick about the Future

• Sleeping with the Enemies

• David Sedaris and Sarah Vowell at the Arlington Theatre.

• A Sense of Place at the Metro Gallery.

• Vegetable Trio

• Kirk Douglas Says Let’s Face It

• The Medical Marijuana Movement Grows in Santa Barbara

• Here’s the Buzz

• The Birthday Challenge

• Call for Berry Delicious Recipes

• One Young Author Speaks Up

• NP Readership Way Down and Other S.B. Tales

• Half-Witted News Witticisms

• Picture of the Week

• May Day Parade Calls for Immigrant Rights

• This Week in History

• My eBay Encounters

• Submissions of the Week

• 1st Thursday Reminder

• Planning Ahead

• Four Reasons to Check Out Hip-Hop On Friday

• Desert Song

• Pick It Up

• Philipp Richardsen, at UCSB’s Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall.

• See Spiritual Warriors

• Yo Perro También

• Positively State Street- Indies Only

• A Glimpse at Greatness

• Seafood Heaven

• Word Puzzle Guru Will Shortz

• Chalk One Up for TJ’s

• Give a Little

• Every Week- Bill's Bus

• Robin Cox Ensemble at Center Stage

• Safe to Dance

• Benefit for Christi's Baby

• One Big Bunt

• Do This- Holiday Haps

• 14

• The Tierney Sutton Band at the Lobero

Wednesday, May 2

• Bush Veto Incites Protest Over 101

• Capps Co-Sponsors Avocado Bill

• Granada to Restore Historic Marquee Design

• Sheriffs Seek Burglary Suspects

• Boysel Case Ends in Mistrial

• Bittybox

• An Interview With Sylvie Pussycat

• An Ounce of Prevention

• L.A. Times Festival of Books

• Silent Meow

• Le Serpent Rouge at Velvet Jones

• News-Press Can’t Have Child Porn Back

• Vote or Die?

Tuesday, May 1

• Father Virgil's Miraculous Recovery

• Colleen Graffy Comes to Town

• Judge Unveils Ruling Against News-Press

• News-Press Wants Computer Back

• News-Press Circ Slides Nearly 10%

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