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- ↑ (2 April 1968). Indiana Firm Buys Paper In Twin Falls, The Idaho Daily Statesman , p. 1 (paywall)
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- ↑ (2 December 1995). 103-year paper sees new era, North County Blade Citizen, p. 1 (paywall)
- ↑ Weber, Jonathan (3 November 1989). Shoppers, Weekly Papers Battle for Ad Dollars, Los Angeles Times ("Howard Publishing Group, which owns the daily San Clemente Sun-Post and several small dailies outside the county")
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