Park Communications Sold for $711 Million; Real Estate Developer and Stock Broker Team Up to Buy Newspaper and Broadcast Chain
Fitzgerald, Mark, Editor & Publisher
PARK COMMUNICATIONS INC., the sprawling family-controlled neewspaper and broadcasting chain, said it reached an agreement to be sold to two investors for $711.4 million.
Neither of the investors, Donald Tomlin and Gary Knapp, have experience managing a media company.
Tomlin was described by a spokesman for the two as a native South Carolinian who is active in real estate development in the South.
Knapp operates a stock brokerage in Lexington, Ky., the spokesman said.
A Park news release said the two have indicated they intend to retain Park's current management and employees.
The total purchase price of about $30.50 per share represents ā¦
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Article title: Park Communications Sold for $711 Million; Real Estate Developer and Stock Broker Team Up to Buy Newspaper and Broadcast Chain.
Contributors: Fitzgerald, Mark - Author.
Magazine title: Editor & Publisher.
Volume: 127.
Issue: 45
Publication date: November 5, 1994.
Page number: 9.
© 2002 Editor & Publisher.
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