They have a five-man bureau in San Juan and correspondents in Central & South America.
At the time, The Courier-Journal and The Louisville Times operated their three-man bureau out of the 12th floor of the National Press Building.
I spent the next year working for the BBC in the East Midlands, and then in June 1998 I was sent to South America to run the BBC's one-man bureau in Santiago, Chile.
The cost savings are significant, and the one-man bureaus allow the network to cover more territory.
A planned version of The Week in the East will have five editors in Australia and one-man bureaus in Hong Kong, Singapore and New Zealand.
Afterward, Stringer issued a staff memo saying he had proposed "structural changes" in news operations and that CBS' one-man bureaus in Seattle, Bangkok and Warsaw will be "phased out". Stringer also said "there will be layoffs" but did not specify any number.
Focused for years on the wrong man, the bureau missed ample clues that Dr. Ivins deserved a closer look.
What is most surprising, said Leatrice Eiseman, the director of the Pantone Color Institute, is that blue is such a recent addition to the man's bureau, since it is regularly cited as men's favorite color.
The F.B.I. spent nearly two years investigating the 1997 killing of the hip-hop artist the Notorious B.I.G., focusing on a man the bureau suspected may have been the rapper's assassin, but ended its inquiry in early 2005 after prosecutors decided there was insufficient evidence to pursue a case, according to recently released F.B.I. records reported on by The Associated Press.
OUR FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS piece about Sweden's one-man complaint bureau and guardian of civil rights, the justitieombudsman, or J. O. Interview with the incumbent, Mr. Alfred Bexelius.
By John Bainbridge The New Yorker, February 13 , 1965P. 136 OUR FAR-FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS piece about Sweden's one-man complaint bureau and guardian of civil rights, the justitieombudsman, or J. O. Interview with the incumbent, Mr. Alfred Bexelius.
