The shock of the ânewâ
Bought for a pound and supported by a bank loan, enthusiastic staff and loyal readers and advertisers â Angela Cobbinah remembers the early days of the CNJ
08 April, 2021 â By Angela Cobbinah
Eric Gordon in the Journal newsroom
IT was an offer that could not be refused. On the other hand, taking it up was also a possible act of madness.
That was the dilemma facing Eric Gordon some 40 years ago when Courier Press, owners of the
Camden Journal, offered him the title for £1. It was to be part of a deal to settle a year-long strike staged by staff across the company over the closure of the
multiple traumatic injuries after falling from the 14-story roller coaster. at six flags over georgia, state inspectors conducted early inspections. in arlington, both german manufacturing and domestic teams of inspectors will look for clues into how the 52-year-old mother fell and whether any safety restraints failed. what starts out as a thrill intended to scare but not injure in the minds of the consumer ends up being a nightmare. reporter: dallas attorney frank branson has experience with amusement park accident claims but is not representing the esparza family. the insurance requirement
0 city went bust and amid signs of a still struggling economy, kelly wright is live in washington with more details on this. good morning, kelly. reporter: heather, good to see you. the president s speech on the economy will be similar to what the american people have heard him say before. the white house says he will discuss america s progress. in his address, the president will focus on the budget debates coming this fall. republicans are threatening to shut it down because of obama care. if republicans in both houses simply refuse to vote for any continuing resolution that has further enforcement of obama care, we can stop it. then, there s the issue of detroit filing for bankruptcy and other major cities, including chicago. they are grappling with looming budget crisis. what kind of assistance can the president offer? we will, of course, as we do with every city, work with them to find ways to assist them in their effort as detroit tries to get back on their feet and contin