Opponents of the joint operating agreement between The Seattle Times and the P-I tried to find someone who would buy the "failing" P-I back in 1982. That led to a cat-and-mouse conversation with the media baron who now proposes to buy The Wall Street Journal.
The flat, flexible display screen you can roll up and put in your pocket or purse might finally be here. Hearst Corp., owner of the Post-Intelligencer and an investor in the technology, said it plans to test it, possibly in Seattle.
It's just south of Boeing Field, with all kinds of highway and transit access. But is it available, and has salvation arrived too late for the frustrated Oklahoma owners?
His insistence on polite, swift service and his loyalty to longtime employees made his homegrown tire company the Nordstrom of radials.
Mossback on the road: The Las Vegas Strip line once inspired boosters of the Seattle Monorail Project, but the Vegas system looks like it's crashing, too. Can showgirls save the day?
