The wage increase, which became national news, fostered good will for Ford, who was generally praised in nonbusiness circles for his generosity toward his workers.
A system that encourages significant new news initiatives, fosters more public involvement and holds unacceptable journalistic practices to account is the least we deserve.
The Times is discontinuing the Green blog, which was created to track environmental and energy news and to foster lively discussion of developments in both areas.
"I'm frankly not interested in your effort to get Republicans fighting with each other," said Mr. Gingrich, adding later that he would "repudiate every effort of the news media" to foster disagreement.
What needed to happen was for local people to be supported to develop their own news programmes to foster the kind of pluralistic independent media that holds up democracy.
To head off such problems in the future, the paper pledged to thoroughly check facts, strengthen the verification system in the science news department, and foster the development of reporters who are "able to put matters in perspective".
These news stories also foster the illusion -- one continually and willingly propagated by the food industry -- that weight loss and health are synonymous.
More good news for Foster and other British architects at this year's spurious but intriguing Best Tall Building awards.
UPDATE: Tremblay told news website Foster's Daily Democrat on Tuesday that she believes there is evidence that shows that the U.S. government is behind the Boston bombings.
Yet, as shocking as these statistics are, it is not news that foster youth are medicated more often than those not in care.
