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1 -- color) A member of the bomb squad checks the remains of a suspicious package found in a newsstand outside Canyon Liquor in Canyon Country on Friday morning. Newsstand sales of regional magazines, including Los Angeles and Angeleno, were down in the six months ended June 30, echoing a national trend that saw declines in single-copy sales of similar titles in New York and Chicago. From the second half of 1999 (just prior to the dot-com bust when newsstand sales for business publications peaked) to the second half of 2004, our magazine posted the highest overall circulation increase at 5. |
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