Lettre F Calligraphie Copier Coller, In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his daughter and son-in-law, Leslie and Ricky Fetner of Rockingham, NC and son, Russell Evans Bennett, III of Rockingham, NC, and his brother, Robert (Bob) Bennett of Cheraw, SC. Observer News Enterprise obituaries and Death Notices for Newton North Carolina area. Kci M1 Carbine Magazine Review, The index, until 1977, was typed onto catalog cards. You can click this link to create an obituary. ISESCO Explore life stories, offer tributes/condolences, send flowers or create a lasting online. The non-daily newspapers included in the sale are The Chapel Hill News, The Cary News, The Smithfield Herald, the Mount Olive Tribune, The Zebulon Record and the Gold Leaf Farmer of Wendell.NewsLibrary. The News and Observer Publishing Co.’s total revenues in 1995 are projected to be $118 million, compared with $107 million in 1994, and come primarily from The News & Observer. McClatchy earned $46.6 million on sales of $471.4 million in 1994. ``To keep up with a growing community requires capital, but our access to capital is limited.″ ``Looking 10 or 12 years down the road we do not see any scenario that keeps The News and Observer in the Daniels family,″ he wrote. In the letter, Daniels said McClatchy shared his company’s vision of the future and had the capital to invest to help make the vision a reality. McClatchy president Erwin Potts, a North Carolina native, had been a director of The News and Observer Publishing Co., but resigned when told the company was for sale, Frank Daniels Jr. ``They treat their people incredibly well,″ he said. in South Carolina five years ago and had not cut staff. Standing on a desk in the newsroom, he reminded employees that McClatchy had bought newspapers from The News and Observer Publishing Co. News of the sale was broken to the newspaper’s editorial staff by Frank Daniels III at a morning meeting. Also included in the purchase are six non-daily newspapers, Business North Carolina magazine, Benson Print Company and, an on-line information service providing access to the Internet. The News & Observer, owned by the Daniels family since Josephus Daniels bought it at a bankruptcy auction in 1894, has a circulation of about 153,000 daily and 200,000 on Sunday. The newspaper has a liberal editorial philosophy and has endorsed Democratic Party candidates for years.įrank Daniels III, the N&O’s executive editor, said he will remain in his present position for the foreseeable future and will become more involved in the company’s electronic publishing venture. ``The thing I like about it is McClatchy is at least as liberal as The News & Observer.″ ``McClatchy is a lot like we are,″ Daniels said. In all, the company publishes 12 daily newspapers and eight non-daily newspapers on the West Coast and South Carolina. McClatchy is publicly held and based in Sacramento, Calif., where it publishes The Sacramento Bee. Some of the debt was incurred for plant expansion and the installation of new presses, which is still under way. 1, includes about $250 million to buy shares from the private company’s 36 family and 37 employee stockholders and assumption of $123 million in debt. McClatchy’s offer, agreed upon Tuesday afternoon and final Aug.

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