What does SHNS stand for?

Scripps Howard News Service

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Samples in periodicals archive:

which owns newspapers, television stations and the Scripps Howard News Service.

Prominent family's troubles revisit a NY bridge

which owns newspapers, television stations and the Scripps Howard News Service.

Prominent family's troubles revisit a NY bridge

Byline: Jim McLain; Scripps Howard News Service VENTURA, Calif.

Pile of manure may be fire's cause

A recent report by Lance Gay on the Scripps Howard News Service indicates FCC reticence to discuss problems with satellite transmissions, cell phone outages or cable TV blackouts because such information could threaten national security by providing "a roadmap to terrorists.

Can't hear you now

ITEM: The Scripps Howard News Service for May 6 reported that "state governments, especially in the Northeast and on the West Coast, are stepping up efforts to reduce global warming in the absence of federal action.

Sons of Kyoto

Earlier in his career, Tomasik was managing editor of the Scripps Howard News Service and was sports editor of the company's Cincinnati Post.

PERSONS

April 10 - Scripps Howard News Service mentioned National Consumer Coalition in an article about a new Treasury Dept.

Media highlights

Nineteen states have followed up with laws against body piercing, according to the Scripps Howard News Service.

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