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Article: NEW OWNERS SHAKE UP STAFF OF EAGLE-TRIBUNE
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- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- October 27, 2005
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Less than a month after completing its purchase of the Eagle-
Tribune Publishing Co., an Alabama-based company has made changes in
key managerial positions at the newspaper chain, including the
replacement of publisher Irving "Chip" Rogers II.
Rogers, the company's third-generation publisher, whose family
sold the chain last month, was replaced by Richard Franks, who had
been chief executive officer. In a move announced Oct. 12, Franks,
hired by Rogers about five years ago, was promoted to president and
publisher.
The North Andover-based company's vice president of news, William
Ketter, will no longer oversee the day-to-day editorial content. That
role goes to executive editor Karen Andreas, ...