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Yes and no. Its editorial page has a tendency to lean liberal (it should be noted that this was not always the case), but its reporting is generally objective. Many conservatives like to insist the Times is liberal because of its opinion columnists, but the majority of newspapers separate their opinion pages from the rest of the newspaper-- for example, the Wall Street Journal's opinion pages are quite conservative and Republican, whereas the rest of the paper tends to be fairly objective business reporting. The same is true for the Times: it has some famous liberal commentators (and some famous conservative commentators too) but its reporting is known for being centrist.

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The Los Angeles Times is owned by Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, a surgeon, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. He acquired the newspaper in 2018.

The LA Times published a full-size poster of Shaquille O'Neal over three weeks in April 2000 as part of a special promotion.

The LA Times crossword puzzle answers can be found on various crossword puzzle answer websites, puzzle-solving apps, or in the LA Times crossword archive. The Star Tribune Crossword Corner blog used to provide LA Times crossword puzzle answers but may not do so anymore.

You can find old newspaper articles from the Los Angeles Times newspaper from the 1930s in libraries, archives, or online databases that specialize in historical newspapers. Many libraries have microfilm or digital archives of old newspapers, or you can check websites like ProQuest Historical Newspapers or Newspapers.com for access to digitized archives.

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All I can think of that made a lot of history in Los Angeles that year was the Stampanato murder. He was murdered by Lana's Turner's daughter but this was not in July; the murder occurred on April the 4th; the very same day of the year Martin Luther King had been assassinated on. This is all that happened that I can think of in 1958 so I guess it still hasn't been figured out. All I can think of that made a lot of history in Los Angeles that year was the Stampanato murder. He was murdered by Lana's Turner's daughter but this was not in July; the murder occurred on April the 4th; the very same day of the year Martin Luther King had been assassinated on. This is all that happened that I can think of in 1958 so I guess it still hasn't been figured out.

You can find the Sunday Times crossword puzzle in the Sunday edition of The Times newspaper or online on The Times website.

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Don't know what time frame you need, but they were in Indianapolis in the 40's and made small refrigerated Coca Cola vending machines. (Jacobs J-26, J-35, J-144, etc)

I looked in the 1947 Indianapolis Polk City Directory and found a listing for the F.L. Jacobs Company. The company was located at 1100 W. 21st Street. It lists William S. Lyhne as the General Manager. According to the listing, the company specialized in the manufacturing of Launderall washing machines, and other home appliances, and also Coca Cola vending machines. Sometime around 1950 they moved up to Traverse City, Michigan. Don't know what happened to them after that.

Barbizon was a popular lingerie and sleepwear brand known for its nightgowns. The company faced financial challenges and competition from other brands, eventually leading to its decline. It was acquired by a private equity firm in the early 2000s and later sold to Komar, a sleepwear company, which still produces some Barbizon products.

If you go to the website http://games.latimes.com/index_crossword.html it will bring up the recent crossword (you can also choose to do past crosswords).

Click on the 'Featured Puzzle:" button and then choose to play at Regular skill level. There will be the option of solving either a letter or the entire clue.

This won't give you the immediate answers to the entire puzzle, but it's a good way to check your answers

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The Los Angeles Times has won 39 Pulitzer Prizes for Journalism, including six prestigious Public Service Awards in 2011, 2005, 1984, 1969, 1960, and 1942.

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