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As newspapers across the country struggle through a brutal economic climate, papers in Washington state are getting a tax break.
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Want access to the Washington, D.C., elite? The city's hometown paper is happy to arrange that for you provided you're willing to pay between $25,000 and $250,000. The caveat: That fee won't include access to the Washington Post's editorial staff.
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"New York Times" reports that Morgan Stanley may report a second quarter loss because the firm decides to take fewer trading risks due to the financial crisis.
Congress may overhaul fishing industry regulations
Congress may overhaul safety regulations for the fishing industry. The Seattle Times reported Sunday the House may vote this summer to impose new construction standards for vessels, require training for skippers and mandate Coast Guard inspections.
No more US troops planned for Kabul
WASHINGTON: US National Security Adviser James Jones has told military commanders in Afghanistan that the government wants to hold troop levels there flat - for now'. According to Washington Post, Jones said the focus would instead be on increased economic development, improved governance and greater participation in the conflict by the Afghan ...