He resides in New York City. One caveat: Some of these family fortunes are shared among dozens or even hundreds of people, so we were only able to track political donations of a subset of prominent members. The cover was intended to be anti- Hollywood and anti-glitz, according to some accounts, and it succeeded in sparking intense controversy and debate, receiving wide media coverage in the process. The society pages now are integrated, he notes. By early 2008, before the economy went south, the Newhouse empire had revenues of more than $7 billion with more than 20,000 employees. But Newhouse made a counter offer of $47 a share, which the Booth group accepted. "We moved rapidly, and in about the first year hired about 40 people," Tiner says. They are unencumbered by a penny of debt and except for a 49% interest in a paper mill, are 100% owned by the Newhouse family or by trusts they control.. There has never been an exchange of ideas and, even in business matters, like first serial rights. Donald Newhouse. The old Post-Standard was "lethargic," he says. Donald now controls the Advance Publications. He reneged. June 2009: New York magazine ran a cover story on part of the Newhouse empire, subtitled Si Newhouses Cond Nast, a Good-Times Empire in a Hard-Times World.. The author, Washington Post media writer Howard Kurtz, holds Hall chiefly responsible for diluting the Record's editorial quality. Edgar L. "Dooky" Chase III is a business law professor at Dillard University in New Orleans. "That kind of discussion is had and should be, even though it is painful," says Amoss, who was metro editor before being named editor. "We generally didn't go places to cover things. At the time Newhouse acquired it, GQ had become known as a gay mens magazine. But we do appeal to the reader.". In some ways they did, and in other ways they ended a genteel, writer-oriented era in publishing in favor of a celebrity, media-driven realm. Still, newspapers continued to be the cash cow for Newhouse, generating the largest revenue stream for the company through the mid-1990s, usually north of $1.5 billion annually. Advertising pages in the magazinefeaturedmale models with admiring females. Heacknowledged there was much work ahead before we get the wonderful, seamless quality a mature magazine has.. David Hall, the paper's editor, has worked for other newspaper groups, Knight-Ridder and Times Mirror. Steve Rogers had been promoted to publisher. Newhouse succeeded in making the paper profitable, and along the way, attended evening classes at the New Jersey Law School at Newark, receiving a degree in 1916. Samuel I. Newhouse, Publisher, Dies at 84; Builder of an Empire in Newspapers and Broadcasting, New York Times, August 30, 1979, p. 1. "If we could convince the movers and shakers of this community that we were not going to be a toy of the chamber of commerce..they were going to understand that there was something going on here," he says. David Westin speaks with top names in finance about the week's biggest issues on Wall Street. I wrote two. New Yorkers New Face: Malcolm X, New York Daily News, Monday, October 5, 1992. Revenues for the Newhouse newspaper group plummeted 26 percent in 2009, to $1.3 billion, according to Ad Age. Lang in drag, meant as a controversial statement. Stephen B. Lemann, a longtime New Orleans lawyer and former newspaperman, says the Times-Picayune has been a generally better paper since Newhouse acquired it in 1962. But the talent has come and gone. The issue boosted Vanity Fair newsstand sales by 100,000 copies. By 1989 the Sunday supplement was included in some 330 newspapers with a circulation of more than 35 million readers. It's a tightly private show, but there's no hiding wealth this big. "That was in July [1992]," says Tiner, 52. And if you read Parade, the largest circulation Sunday supplement magazine in the U.S., or Golf Digest, or Glamour, these magazines are also published by Advance as areVogue, The Sporting News, Architectural Digest, and several others. ", The New Orleans Times-Picayune stunned?Louisiana in 1993 with "Together Apart: The Myth of Race." - August 17, 1987", "Review of "Citizen Newhouse: Portrait of a Media Merchant", "Newhouse Foundation gives SU the school's largest donation ever", "Newhouse Foundation Announces Intention to Pledge $75 Million to Syracuse University's S.I. He criticizes it for being "still a bit too meetings-oriented. N. R. Kleinfield, The Media Business; Heads Have a History of Rolling at Newhouse, New York Times, November 2, 1989. For additional stories at this website on newspaper and magazine history, see for example: Sam Newhouse Sr. and wife Mitzi, possibly early 1970s. Focusing on teen fashion and celebrities, with related news and entertainment feature stories, it became a successful new magazine in the Newhouse/Cond Nast stable, soon reaching a circulation of more than one million. Walton, who is the one of the richest woman in the world, knows the Clintons through Arkansas connections and previously donated to Hillarys 2008 campaign. Two New Yorker covers in 2010 hit BPs Gulf of Mexio oil spill one from the June 7, 2010 issue that showed a man in a suit testifying before a Congressional-like panel of oil-saturated marine animals, and five weeks later, offering a visual play on Escher-like imagery, titled After Escher: Gulf Sky and Water, by artist Bob Staake, which reportedly lit up the blogosphere, as Staake cleverly modified the original Escher to include oil-drenched Gulf wildlife, with a pelican at the top and a turtle at the bottom. Jon and Patricia Stryker, whose grandfather founded the medical device maker Stryker Corp., have given a total of more than $16 million to Democratic candidates and political groups. Ashlee Vance explores innovations in new tech, software, engineering, and science in places outside of Silicon Valley. amzn_assoc_region = "US"; But Newhouse wasnt the only party interested in this newspaper group. Allegations were made that Newhouse management had paid The Press owner to go out of business, and in 1985, a grand jury began an anti-trust investigation into the Newhouse role, but charges were never filed. The first new issue included some 290 pages with a short novel by Gabriel Garcia Mrquez, winner of the 1982 Nobel Prize for literature, and also articles by writer Gore Vidal and paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould. Sam Newhouse on the cover of Time magazine, July 27th, 1962. Some months ago well known Staten Island African-American political activist expressed to me the view that the Staten Island Advance is "the most racist daily paper in New York." Eric N. Berg, Newhouse Purchasing the New Yorker, New York Times, Saturday, March 9, 1985, p.1. This was no box at all just possibility." At the end of the interview Mr. Wrobleski became very evasive as to coverage of my campaign. SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) Most of the Republican county leaders in U.S. Rep. Dan Newhouse's congressional district on Monday called for the lawmaker to resign for being one of 10 GOP members of the House to vote for the impeachment of former President Donald Trump. PopHistoryDig.com, September 18, 2012. amzn_assoc_placement = "adunit0"; . We walk back to the street level, outside and into a deli next door, where he buys two coffees in Styrofoam cups. Newhouse and said, 'There is a man who looks at newspapers as a deliverer of advertising.' Newhouse had just hired smart attorneys and accountants who figured out ways to pay the absolute least amount of corporate taxes while costing every expense they could and depreciating assets to the limit. Bunn, 48, hadn't known Rogers in Florida. Cash Cow Blues. Trump has not yet posted to either account. Brothers Dirk and Daniel, with whom Robert runs Ziff Brothers Investments, also support Democrats. In February 1975 he had acquired 25 percent of the stock in the Booth Newspaper group, a chain of eight small newspapers all within 200 miles of Detroit, Michigan. But on a midsummer day as the sun is just bleaching the sky, he has no desire to talk about the dramatic improvement of several of those papers. The following year, Newhouse acquired a 25 percent share of Wired, a San Francisco based monthly magazine focusing on new technology and how it affects culture, the economy, and politics. In the magazine business, meanwhile, the early 1980s at Newhouse were a time of revamping and relaunching some of the companys acquired properties. Dr. Timothy P. Mitchell, a Martin Luther King friend and associate and Pastor of the Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church in Flushing, Queens, of which I have been a member for years), and a number of elected officials and various activists who could be contacted about me. "A guy who had worked that long at a paper that good and had risen that high was going to make things happen in Syracuse," he says. Newhouse and the Business of News, New Haven, Connecticut: Ticknor & Fields, 1983. Johnson (Franklin Templeton) - Republican 17. Jack Doyle, John Clymers America: The Saturday Evening Post, PopHistoryDig .com, March 30, 2020 (history & selection of John Clymers cover art). Sons Donald and Si command one of the world's largest family fortunes, recently estimated at $8 billion between them by Forbes magazine. Johnson (Johnson & Johnson) Republican, David Koch (pictured) and his brother Charles, who belong to the second-richest family in the U.S., are well-known for supporting conservative candidates and causes. Linda Fibich (Newhouse News Services national editor), Book Review, The Newhouse Media Empire, American Journalism Review, January/February 1995. Penny Pritkzer, part of the family that owns the Hyatt hotel chain, became President Obamas Commerce Secretary in June 2013. The properties are familiar names to anyone who takes reading seriously: Random House. Al Fiore, of the NYPD's Intelligence Division, is considerably more psychologically stable and competent than mayoral wannabe Gotbuam and handled the situation appropriately. Warren St. John, So Why Did Newhouse Sell Random House to Bertelsmann Boys?, The New York Observer, March 30, 1998. 10 Jun. Elsewhere in the magazine business, in February 1979, Newhouse also purchased Gentlemens Quarterly from Esquire and rolled it intothe Cond Nast magazine group, later renaming itGQ. A few weeks ago, the media knowledgeable public relations professional Frank DeLuca, who has been serving as my Media Consultant on a pro bono basis, suggested, in light of LaRouche's long history of infiltration into the mainstream media (e.g. Donald Trump Provides Trump Water To East Palestine, Ohio, Heres The Reaction, Donald Trump Has Been Lying About Trump Tower For Decades, Donald Trump Refutes Claim He Calls DeSantis Meatball Ron, Proud Boys Lawyers Plan To Subpoena Donald Trump In Sedition Trial, Reports Say, CNNs Jake Tapper: Donald Trump Runs A Fairly Brutal Smear Machine. When the subsequent lawsuit reached the U.S. Supreme Court in 1991, the court ruled in the source's favor. Americas +1 212 318 2000. Inside the magazine, Brown also made changes. Hegrew the business through acquisitions and by hiring some terrifically talented people. But it still falls short of his expectations. The Springfield Union-News in Massachusetts runs an average of 200 open columns per day, and with a circulation of 108,000 maintains an editorial staff of 204. According to a new book, First Lady Melania Trump "popped into" the Situation Room during a military raid and made suggestions on how to describe the raid to the American people.". Investor Robert Ziff also looks to be the political black sheep of his family. And, when it comes to adultery, she may have served as something of a role model for people like Bill Clinton and Vito Fossella. The division also recently launched Cond Nast Restaurants, which plans to license the Vogue and GQ brands as eateries overseas. October 12, 1962 issue of The New Yorker with Malcolm X portrait. Deirdre Carmody, Tina Brown to Take Over at The New Yorker, New York Times, July 1, 1992. "It's a very secretive company. Donald Newhouse leaves Manhattan for his office in Newark before dawn. It is a US based media company founded by his father in 1922. Newhouse works in a plainly furnished office at 30 Journal Square in Jersey City. Try New Orleans, Kander suggested. Among these, perhaps most famously, was a July 2008 cover, meant as satire, that used cartoon renditions of then presidential candidate Barack Obama and his wife, depicting them as flag-burning, fist-bumping radicals she dressed as a revolutionary and he in muslim garb. Daniel Milton Newhouse (born July 10, 1955) is an American politician and agricultural scientist serving as the U.S. representative for Washington's 4th congressional district. By FORTUNE's calculations, the true value of their empire is at least $7.5 billion. Most mornings, he is at his desk at the Star-Ledger building by 5:30 the best time to reach him, his secretary says. Donald Newhouse has 15 Voter Records In 2012, Bezos made a $2.5 million donation to Washington United for Marriage who was running a campaign to have same-sex marriage legalized in the state. Donald Trumps real net worth? "Success begets success." Donald long oversaw the. "I am certainly seeing improvement in the kind of things that are important to [journalists]," Lemann says, "but not the things that are important to me." The Staten Island Advance led the borough's secessionist movement in 1993, winning a first place for editorials from the New York AP. His brother, Si, who ran magazine publisher Conde Nast for years, died in October 2017. While some students of Newhouse's history raise doubts about whether the trend will last, whether it is deeper than a quest for prizes, this much is clear: These are different papers than they were. Back on the newspaper acquisition trail, Newhouse acquired the Oregon Journal in 1961 for $8 million. Vanity Fairs circulation had jumped to 1.2 million by 1991. When I explained to the sports staff that they were going to cover all the New Orleans Saints games, they didn't quite get it.". Rowe is "publishing a paper that could be published anywhere in America and that's a shame." Chinese Granite; Imported Granite; Chinese Marble; Imported Marble; China Slate & Sandstone; Quartz stone He usually kept the existing management and editors and was reluctant to upset the status quo, believing the papers should remain local institutions run by people in those communities. Others believe the trend stems from the family's desire for respectability. Ron DeSantis (R) Meatball Ron in a social media post Saturday, refuting claims and reports that Trump had insulted DeSantis appearance by calling him various nicknames in private. Yet, some saythe Newhouse empire is yesterdays media company, and willsuccumb to the albatross and high-cost of print in a digital age. Thank you. "Before, hardly anyone black would read it, because there was nothing of interest in it Now, you can pick up the living section and see that New Orleans is a mix of people.". He regards the Syracuse papers as strong on enterprise, but hit-and-miss from week to week. The Newhouse group has been a great place to ride out the newspaper recession, they say. Its unclear if former President Donald Trump will take the stand. A few even speculated that he was laundering money, using his newspapers as a front for a local mob organizations illegal booze operations during prohibition. The project took nearly a year to complete, and the resulting series was a finalist for the 1993 Pulitzer Prize. Whether the Newhouse magazines can make this move with success, however, is an open question, as other publishershave tried similar movesin the past attempting to link to television and film thathave failed. CREDIT: House TV-AP Eight of the Newhouse newspapers, however, endorsed Nixon. And in Syracuse, two rubber banders share credit for improvements to the morning Post-Standard and the afternoon Herald-Journal. In any event, Wrobleski interviewed me over the phone - and then esentially blew the story. Newhouse Jr., who died two years later. S.I. And that could mean trouble for Rep. Dan Newhouse. Steve Newhouse, 37, learned the business as only a newspaper brat can. The look of Parade magazine in August 1977, not long after being acquired by Newhouse. Jack Doyle, Murdochs NY Deals, 1976-1977 (Rupert Murdochs newspaper & magazine growth), PopHistoryDig.com, Septem-ber 25, 2010. He then focused on the idea of expanding newsstands in the region as a way to grow his newspaper newsstands at the St. George Ferry Terminal on Staten Island andothers throughout Manhattan, at LaGuardia and Newark airports, and at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York city, which became the worlds largest and most lucrative newsstand. Six years later, The States-Item name was dropped altogether, and the newspaper of New Orleansbecame The Times-Picayune. In 1992 when Stan Tiner was considering whether to become editor of the Mobile Press and Register, he turned to a biography of S.I. amzn_assoc_ad_type = "smart"; But they've also done the easy upgrades," Nesbitt observes. Given its history, he doesn't believe the newpapers' gains will be sustained. Carolina was good but advising her of the fact of serious censorship and slanted reporting at her paper and providing some specifics. Mellon. I then talked to Balsamini by phone. Mr. Siegel later brought that to my attention and we had something of a mutual chuckle over that. Newhouse biography, says of Rowe, "She has an enormous task to turn that into a modern, effective newpaper. The challenge is the future. Boehner is shown offering his fist, while Obama extends his hand for a handshake. March 1981: Actor Jack Nicholson on cover of Newhouse-owned GQ magazine. And, as a private company, we've been able to take the long view Newspapers don't change overnight.". So he telephoned a newspaper broker named Allen Kander in Washington, D.C. Newhouse, then continuing his travels in the South, asked Kander where he might buy a newspaper in the region. [10][11], The couple's primary residence was in New York City, but they often spent weekends on their farm in New Jersey. The Times Mirror Company then owner of the Los Angeles Times, Newsday, The Dallas Times Herald, and The Orange Coast Daily Pilot was also interested. They remained married until her death in 2015 of primary progressive aphasia, the same rare disorder that afflicted his brother, Si Newhouse. The only "response" I got came after I called the paper and ended up speaking by phone with editor Marjorie Hack. ", Morton theorizes, "One thing that may have happened is that once the old man died, the sons took some steps to protect the quality of the newspapers. [5], In January 2020, Newhouse donated $75 million to Syracuse University's S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. Since a good deal, but not all, of the history of Advance censorship and slanted reporting with regard to me, as been covered in UP FRONT News, I won't go into all the details again here. Donald Newhouse. Bunn says the philosophy was to "make tomorrow's paper better than today's." Wrobleski then reverted to his Dick Cheney impersonation and stopped communicating entirely. 1962: Newhouse buys Louisiana newspapers. And the Ann Arbor News in Michigan, one of eight Booth papers Newhouse purchased in 1976, was listed as an example of an excellent small daily by ASNE in 1989. Mark Dayton, an heir to the Dayton family fortune (his ancestors built the company that became Target stores) is a Democrat and the current governor of Minnesota. Advance Publications, International Directory of Company Histories, Vol. Rev. Once you have a good reader base, advertisers invariably follow. The New Yorker at the time had a renewal rate of 72 percent, which was then 2 points above the industry average. Donald Newhouse. The following year he set another industry record when he paid $54.2 million fortheCleveland Plain-Dealer. (As reported in UP FRONT News, aside from all their other censorship, the Advance has covered up for Vito Fossella, et. The one-hour program features market and geopolitical discussions with a rotating panel of influential voices including thought leaders, CEOs, policy makers and economists. We've given a lot of authority to he operators of the newspapers. Part of the sequence of 20 celebrity pairs used in Vanity Fairs special Africa edition, July 2007. Shrinking Cond Nast (a nifty interactive graphic on Cond Nast publications), New York Times, October 6, 2009. I never heard from her again. Meanwhile, an older but reliable magazine on the newspaper side, Parade, was enjoying a growing readership base. Pamela G. Hollie, Newhouse to Acquire 17% of The New Yorker, New York Times, Wednesday, November 14, 1984, p. D-1. I answered all his questions and gave him a wealth of previous news stories on me in various newspapers going back to 1978, when I was on the front page of the Queens Edition of Newsday for having blown the whistle on a Koch Administration coverup of budget cut-caused patient deaths at City operated Queens Hospital Center, a story that was also, albeit less thoroughly, covered in other mainstream media. He also resisted unions and did not pay high salaries to his reporters. Publisher Ashton Phelps Jr. and Editor Jim Amoss told readers that their hope was to bring people together "by talking unflinchingly about a subject that has us tongue-tied. She introduced color and photographygiving the magazine a more modern layout with less type on each page. Rachel Sklar writing in the Huffington Post, noted: presumably the New Yorker readership is sophisticated enough to get the joke, but she worried about those who might use the handy illustration to continue to spread the very scare tactics and misinformation depicted. As I've written previously, an easy grader in journalism school would have charitably given Wrobleski a C+. Conde Nast. We [now] talk freely here about race and gender, which as you know manifest themselves in the news.". She has a bumper sticker on her desk, reading, "If it matters to Oregoniansit's in the Washington Post.". The banners of the two main newspapers in New Orleans ran together for a time after Newhouse consolidated the them. He boosted the business staff from one to six, then started a Sunday section and a Wednesday business front. Fishmans New York piece explained how Si Newhouse had grown up in the magazine business and loved magazines, and how it pained him personally to close them down. Forbes took at look at the 50 richest clans on our new list ofAmericas Richest Families. I've been personally acquainted with the apparently increasingly paranoid Gotbaum via a family member of mine since 1979. Of the 50 richest families, 28 mainly donate to Republicans and only seven contribute mainly to Democrats. "Every time I run into someone from Mobile, they talk about the paper. Says a former editor: "It's all Steve.". He personally escorts me up the several flights from the building's narrow lobby, then asks if I want something to drink. One step to getting Vanity Fair on the right track, Newhouse hoped, was the January 1984 hiring of Tina Brown, the former editor of The Tatler, society magazine in London. I think its very debatable whether they improved the quality or not. He published pictures of the royalty for the separate black and white Mardi Gras balls on the same page, "and the world didn't come to an end. Yet hard times were taking a toll on the Newhouse publications and the family fortune. "We were responding to women and minorities who told us how overlooked they felt, how un-listened to," says Amoss, 47. John Farmer, the Star-Ledger's veteran political writer, calls it "an old-fashioned paper, with old-fashioned news values.". Felsenthal worked forfive years on the Newhouse book, conducting some 430 interviews and producing a volume that offers a vast compendium of facts, quotes, and anecdotes. The Advance Digital websites provide local information, breaking news, local sports, travel destinations, weather, dining, bar guides and health and fitness information. I did so and I am again reporting that Tom Wrobleski should have his fare to the Olympic Games (no matter where the Games are played) paid by the Advance since he is a favorite for the Olympic gold medal in not responding to calls and e-mails. Lori Leibovich,. Rep. Dan Newhouse, seen here on an Oct. 14 visit to Rattlesnake Mountain near the Tri-Cities, is among the 10 Republicans who voted to impeach former President Donald Trump . Her book includes great detail on Si Newhouses editorial proclivities and the lavish perks he bestowed on his editorial elite, with former editors and publishers talking candidly about their dealings with Newhouse, who is cast as cold and uncaring by several long-time editors. Lane and others say that even without a dynamic new editor, the Oregonian would have changed after the Packwood debacle. May 2012: The Times-Picayune of New Orleans announces print edition cutback and move to digital. Details may include related records, political party, location, and more. j.d., 6/12/20. "But the transformation has been incredible.". If not, could you forward this site to this person? al. Frederick Ungeheuer, John Greenwald & David Beck, Auditing the Grand Inquisitor, Time, October 24, 1983. Some believe the change is strategic, a reaction to retrenchment elsewhere in the industry. Today, as of September 2012, Advance Publications is run at the corporate level by Sams two sons S.I. Donald Newhouse is very popular billionaire heir and business magnate. Menu ripple review vape; nccc basketball schedule; what happened to justin simle ice pilots Donald long oversaw the newspaper business that his father Sam built up from the daily Staten Island Advance. Lucky, a new creation, was launched in December 2000, cast as a shopping guide and style magazine primarily for women. Editor Mort Pye, a traditionalist now in his 70s, has been in complete charge there since 1957. Party Affiliation: No Party Affiliation Registered to Vote In: Clay County, FL Voter Status: Inactive . Donald Newhouse and his late brother, Samuel "Si" inherited the publishing and broadcasting empire Advance Publications decades ago. (Photo: AP/Phelan M. Ebenhack), I write about billionaires and entrepreneurs around the world, Americas Richest Families: An eBook From Forbes. No response. ravel didn't stop with sports. Newhouse and Sons: Americas Most Profitable Publisher, Business Week, January 26, 1976. Actress Rachel Bilson on the cover of the March 2008 issue of Lucky magazine, a Newhouse success story in the otherwise tough 2000s. All Rights Reserved. I am not going to try to shape their thought. Many others in the business followed his hands off example. Newhouse voted against impeachment then, but voted in 2021 following the Jan. 6 mob attack on the U.S. Capitol. We never believed we were producing a perfect magazine when we relaunched Vanity Fair, said Si Newhouse at the time. Penn, who began shooting for Vogue magazine in 1943, did six successive covers for Vanity Fair in 1983, August through December 1983. 1 publisher of general books, the third largest magazine publisher, the fourth largest newspaper chain, and one of the top 15 cable TV providers. In 2005, came some juicy celebrity exclusives the big post-prison interview with diva Martha Stewart in August, followed by the first interview with Jennifer Anniston after her divorce from Brad Pitt in September titled, The Unsinkable Jennifer Aniston, with Anniston on the cover. With Sams passing, his two sons began running the company S.I., Jr., known as Si, would head up the companys magazine operations, and Donald Newhouse would run the newspapers. Reporter Dee Lane was one of the staffers who labored to restore the paper's credibility on the story. Show all. Ms. Gotbaum is not happy about my status as a very free lance investigative reporter because she has a closetful of political skeletons, some involving her (at least marital) ties to the CIA. amzn_assoc_asins = "1888363878,1419708635,0195325346,0375701044"; Life magazine photo of Sam Newhouse, 1963. But last fall she gave $25,000 to a political action committee backing Hillary Clintons potential presidential run. Vanity Fair stories had cultural and current affairs impact, too. Last year Staten Island Advance reporter Tevah Platt did a story on a Jena 6 demonstration organized and led by my pastor Rev. Some years later, Syracuse native Tim Bunn, then a Miami Herald assistant city editor, got a clipping in the mail from his mother. Thit b v sinh ng cp, thi thng c lm t s cao cp nht khu trc tip t c. Assorted other Newhouse family membersassist in the management ofvarious divisions and subsidiaries. Toggle navigation VoterRecords.com. Among these was Gentlemans Quarterly, or GQ,a mens fashion magazine dating to 1931. On February 22, Trump visited the Eastern Ohio site of the massive train and environmental accident, one day before U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg was scheduled to visit the town. Details magazine in 1992 after a Newhouse overhaul. on erie, pa obituaries last 3 days; missile silo for sale alaska . As the former president tries to fend off authorities, new revelations about Trump Tower suggest that the building isand always wassomething of a fraud.