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reported major financial losses, and the unions representing its employees agreed to wage concessions to keep it afloat. Unlike Scaife, the owners of the Post-Gazette, the Block family, were unwilling to sustain major losses year after year. According to the Scaife divorce papers, Richard Scaife has
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in the aftermath of a drunken party in which he launched an empty beer keg down a flight of stairs, injuring a classmate. Yale gave him the opportunity to repeat his freshman year, but he continued to skip class and flunked out. With the help of his father, who was chairman of the board of trustees,
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his wife had given him. Both newspapers reported that Scaife's servants went to the hospital for scrapes and bruises after the fracas. Scaife later hung a sign on his lawn: "Wife and dog missing – reward for dog". Three days later, on April 11, Scaife confided to a gossip columnist that he and
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causes in the United States, mostly through the private, nonprofit foundations he controlled: the Sarah Scaife
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progressivism was so dire it could not even be compared to the decline of Rome in the face of barbarians. Rather the situation was closer to
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research groups, legal defense funds, and publications. During the scandal,
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2044:"Bill Clinton Gives Interview to Former Foe"
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2791:American conspiracy theorists
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1389:"A Vast Right-Wing Hypocrisy"
1096:Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
890:David Horowitz Freedom Center
880:American Enterprise Institute
800:Republican National Committee
705:were first widely publicized.
622:to donate US$ 990,000 to the
535:or his wife, then First Lady
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1250:On February 8, 1999, former
899:anthropogenic global warming
740:as part of a coverup of the
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2154:. Doubleday. pp. 60–1.
1893:"CQ Almanac Online Edition"
1881:. Doubleday. pp. 60–1.
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1018:Other philanthropic support
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1873:A Richly Conservative Life
1795:Columbia Journalism Review
1791:"The Vince Foster factory"
1686:February 19, 2006, at the
1579:. Harvard Square Library.
1144:Carnegie Mellon University
1120:environmental conservation
1045:University of Pennsylvania
675:Opposition to Bill Clinton
2831:New Right (United States)
2717:Scaife Family Foundations
2466:Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
2388:"Low Road to Splitsville"
1778:Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
1079:her husband's sex scandal
1049:abortion rights advocates
962:Landmark Legal Foundation
942:Independent Women's Forum
816:Western Journalism Center
611:Support for Richard Nixon
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1953:Watergate: A New History
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1292:Nantucket, Massachusetts
1288:Pebble Beach, California
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91:University of Pittsburgh
2816:The Heritage Foundation
2726:"The Trib Goes Post-al"
2618:The man behind the mask
2611:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
2544:Philadelphia Daily News
2494:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
2294:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
1815:. Thomas Nelson, 2004,
1754:Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
1700:"Another voice in town"
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1492:Sarah Scaife Foundation
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2489:"Mission: Implausible"
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2256:June 12, 2013, at the
1772:April 4, 2005, at the
1705:July 22, 2009, at the
1638:"Scaife's Foundations"
1418:Editor & Publisher
1296:Ligonier, Pennsylvania
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2796:American libertarians
2786:American billionaires
2731:Pittsburgh City Paper
2692:Richard Mellon Scaife
2683:Richard Mellon Scaife
2591:Kennedy, John F., Jr.
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994:Pepperdine University
970:Media Research Center
620:campaign finance laws
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256:Richard Mellon Scaife
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2462:"What matters most"
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