Oakland Tribune is a weekly newspaper published in Oakland, California, by the Bay Area News Group, a subsidiary of MediaNews Group.
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10 Facts About Oakland Tribune
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Oakland Tribune was a solid Republican newspaper under Dargie and the Knowlands.
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Oakland Tribune was a charter member of the Associated Press upon its founding in 1900.
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Under Knowland, the Oakland Tribune became one-third of a triumvirate of California Republican newspapers with conservative viewpoints, along with the Los Angeles Times and San Francisco Chronicle.
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The Tribune would make many political careers, the most noted being Knowland's own son William F Knowland and Earl Warren.
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Oakland Tribune became the president of The Tribune Publishing Corporation.
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Under Bill Knowland's ownership, the Oakland Tribune had a conservative editorial position and a reputation for being strongly pro-business.
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In 1977, the Knowland Family sold the Oakland Tribune to Combined Communications Corporation, owned by Arizona-based outdoor sign mogul Karl Eller.
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The Oakland Tribune Publishing Corporation, was dissolved by the Knowland Family.
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