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DAMAGED LIVES.(some 26,000 deaths and injuries from land mines take place every year)
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Two Years After the Land-Mine Ban, Nations Still Plant Mines, Reports Group
WASHINGTON, D.C.--Consider yourself lucky.
As a young person in the United States, you may have problems, but at least you don't have to worry every day about having an arm or a leg blown off by a land mine. In a number of countries today, losing an arm or a leg or even one's life because of a buried land mine is a real and present danger for kids and adults.
Anti-personnel land mines are buried bombs that are designed to explode when stepped on or touched. Armies set ...
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Newspapers Continue To Thrive Throughout U.S.
Magazine article from: The State Journal
; ...left for officials with Community Newspaper Holdings Inc. and Ogden Newspapers Inc., the two largest chains in...their offices. In a story about newspaper trends and challenges, the local newspapers do not want to talk "You can...
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Buffeted: newspapers are paying the price for shortsighted thinking.(THE NEWSPAPER BUSINESS)(Warren Buffet)
Magazine article from: American Journalism Review
; ...future of the newspaper business...at just how newspapers are faring...along first, newspapers as we know...existed." Most newspaper executives...drawing away newspapers' readers and business. The newspaper industry remains...
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Newspapers struggle to avoid their own obit; They face dwindling circulation and competition from other outlets, but are likely to survive - if they can adapt.(USA)
Newspaper article from: The Christian Science Monitor
; ...plagiarizing and lying newspaper reporters have...about whether newspapers are fudging...400 daily newspapers continue to...Meanwhile, newspaper advertising...Associates, a newspaper research firm. Indeed, newspapers are trying...
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Newspaper industry remains strong medium, state publishers say
Magazine article from: The State Journal
; ...said despite newspapers' competition for...of media, the newspaper industry has remained...However, some newspaper publishers disagree...will read daily newspapers as they become...compete with daily newspaper circulation to...he said, but newspapers will remain a strong...
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Newspapers reliant on connection to readers
Newspaper article from: The Sun, San Bernardino, Calif.
; ...challenge for newspapers and newspaper editors everywhere...newspaper or newspaper group, including...The fact is, newspapers today are facing...don't read newspapers. The NAA study...that overall newspaper readership...
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Newspapers, Yahoo team up for future
Newspaper article from: Oakland Tribune
; Seven national newspaper companies, including...other Bay Area newspapers, have allied with...other Bay Area newspapers. "This relationship...period of time, newspaper readers likely...for the future of newspapers and Internet companies alike. "The newspaper industry is in...
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Newspapers that serve community have bright future
Magazine article from: The Mississippi Business Journal
; ...business will continue to prosper. "The newspaper business will continue to do well, especially the smaller newspapers," said newspaper publisher Wyatt Emmerich. "The price for newspapers is about as high as it's always...
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 "Newsday (Melville, NY)")
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Newspapers won't be as profitable, experts say, but can still do well.
Newspaper article from: Newsday (Melville, NY)
; ...began punishing newspaper stocks because...foundation, America's newspapers face unprecedented...at Chapel Hill. Newspapers, he notes, used...market, and the newspaper owner owned the...the Internet, newspapers can make a substantial...17 percent of a newspaper's total expenditures...
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Newspapers: In the classroom and beyond
Magazine article from: The Quill
; ...journalists might be unaware that newspapers - possibly their own newspaper - are often the textbooks young...very different from newspaper to newspaper. Participating newspapers often provide newspaper delivery at a reduced subscription...
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 "Post-Tribune (IN)")
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Newspapers are the source of choice for Hoosiers
Newspaper article from: Post-Tribune (IN)
; ...realities: Hoosiers read newspapers loyally and Indiana newspapers do the job well enough to...87 percent of adults read a newspaper at least once per week. The...44 percent of the homes. Newspapers reach all ages in just as...
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