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The new Newsweek is aiming at less-savvy yet news-hungry readers whose subscriptions have been grandfathered over to their iPads.

The status of existing customers who have had their unlimited data plans grandfathered over to their new 4G devices is also unclear — Shammo makes it sound like only customers who upgrade after the change takes place will have to pick a new data plan (for better or worse), and with any luck they'll leave the lucky souls who have already locked their old data plans alone for now.

But the prospect of Tribune having to divest TV stations or newspapers (except in Chicago, where its ownership of WGN is grandfathered) also hangs over the company.

"We had to go back and deal with the issues of taking down a structure that was grandfathered and already over the setback line," Mrs. Richter said.

Cue "Ban This" bumper stickers slapped libertarially all over Grandfathered gas-guzzlers of Choice.

And say, 'If you're going to do this, would you consider grandfathering anyone over 50?' Be proactive".

Later, her grandfather took over.

We'd been focusing on blackcurrants since my grandfather took over in the 1920s.

I felt like I was saying goodbye not only to him, but also to my grandfather all over again.

His grandfather took over the paper in 1896; his son is its chairman, C.E.O., and publisher now.