First job at 17 was newspaper copyboy at the Evening & Sunday Bulletin (760,000 daily). Promotions led to general assignment and features writing at that Pulitzer Prize winning newspaper (1964 and 1965).
After the Bulletin, served as the editor of Valley Forge Sentinel and Conshohocken Recorder, Sr. VP of their newspaper group in 1972, and became publisher in 1975 of the West Oak Lane Leader – an African-American community newspaper.
During the 60s and 70s, I was part-time correspondent for the United States Information Agency, reporting and writing news for publication in foreign countries.
In 1993 named president and publisher of ING’s 18-newspapers serving Metro Philadelphia and New Jersey. Company was later purchased by JRC (NYSE). I became CEO of the Montgomery/Bucks/Philly Intercounty newspaper division, retiring in 2007.
You can fool nearly all the people... 
Think the key is in taking out the perps that organize and instruct the puppets not fighting among ourselves and corrupt cops/puppets – lets start with the Tri Lateral Comm ission and Bil der burg Gr oup
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I am in the same boat as Doug. I live in dc and am starting a movement to fight this unfair digusting ordeal some US citizen med school grads are facing. Please contact me, we need to do this together to fight the monster and policies here in DC. (we do not run phone numbers, and one was included here.)
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