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Recognizing supporter of free enterprise
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The Steinman family, owners of the Lancaster New Era,
Intelligencer Journal and Sunday News, was honored Tuesday by the
Newcomen Society of the United States for its contributions to the
free enterprise system in this country. Leighton A. Wildrick, center,
president and chief executive officer of the Newcomen Society,
presented the award to, from left to right, Hale Ansberry Krasne,
Caroline Nunan Hill, Beverly Randolph Steinman and Caroline Steinman
Nunan, all board members of Lancaster News...
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