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The Chicago Sun-Times, one of two major daily newspapers in Chicago, is the flagship newspaper in the Sun-Times Media Group, which also owns an array of publications in the Chicago area. The company was known as Hollinger International Inc. when it was controlled by Canadian media baron Conrad Black through Ravelston Corp., a Canadian holding company. The Sun-Times had a succession of owners after it was sold to Rupert Murdoch in 1984 by Marshall Field IV, whose family had owned it for decades. Black and three former Hollinger executives, Peter Atkinson, John Boultbee and Mark Kipnis, were convicted of fraud in connection with bogus non-compete payments at Chicago-based Hollinger. Black also was convicted of obstruction of justice for taking 13 boxes out of his Toronto office during the federal probe.

1.) Economic woes hurt Field Museum

2.) Chicago mayor going to feds for funds

3.) Blagojevich race card plays to limited effect as Burris fights to enter Senate

4.) Charges filed in shooting of police officer

5.) Appeals court OKs Chicago traffic cameras

6.) Clubby Senate finds a way to reject Blago's pick

7.) Ravens bloggers are delighted to keep their purple prose flowing

8.) Like most exclusive clubs, the Senate finds a way to choose who gets inside

9.) Jay Mariotti headed to AOLSports

10.) 3 board members to stay on at Sun-Times

11.) 3 Sun-Times directors stay on board until their replacements are in place

12.) Managing Editors:

13.) blog entitled ¡§Roger's Little Rule Book. ?It lays down enduring ethical ground rules" governing movie criticism. Among them: No posing for photos! A trailer is not a movie. (Lyons urged viewers to see "Twilight" based on its trailer.) Accept no favors.

14.) PJ Franklin (Jordana Spiro) of 'My Boys' is a sportswriter for the Chicago Sun-Times and a no-brainer for sexiness. She drinks milk from the jug, her ideal first date includes seats on the fifty-yard-line, and frequently grabs beers and plays poker with the guys. She is every guy's dream, no?

15.) Eric Deggans TV/Media Critic, St. Petersburg Times Born in Washington D.C. but raised in Gary , Ind., Eric Deggans came to the St. Petersburg Times after serving as music critic for the Asbury Park Press newspaper in New Jersey . He also held municipal reporting jobs at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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