Despite the hard times, the most recent newspaper bankruptcy of note may have been that of The Washington Post -- in 1933.
It looked at the aspirations unleashed in the new India, both in figures such as Chaudhuri, whose face stares out at one from advertisements in virtually every newspaper and magazine of note, to the largely provincial middle-class students who flock to his schools in their desire to make it into the world of business management.
German newspapers took note of the symbolism.
Newspapers took note of the fact that while Bushnell had won a second term by 28,000 votes in the election, the balloting for the legislature had gone Republican by only 9,000.
The increased risk of acceptance of violence amongst women with access to newspaper and radio is worthy of note, and is in contrast to findings from other studies [ 13, 34].
"The Piece being universally approved was copied in all the Newspapers of the Continent," Franklin noted.
The second event of note was a newspaper announcement that the Sunday night CBS news program 60 Minutes had interviewed Stan Garnett, Boulder, Colorado's District Attorney, with respect to medical marijuana dispensaries operating in Colorado.
Elsewhere in the region, newspapers also note the divisive nature of his legacy.
That was in 1981, and little has been written about her since, although a German newspaper took note of her release, for health reasons, in 1996.
The Guardian, a London newspaper, took note of the acquisition, commenting, "The one challenge which Pernod is yet to overcome is to teach the British to enjoy a shot of Ricard each evening".
