For a while at least, the Newspaper Preservation Act kept newspaper competition alive in more than two dozen cities that already had competing daily newspapers.

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The Newspaper Preservation Act of 1970 was enacted to allow competing newspapers in the same city to share resources such as printing presses and distribution networks while maintaining separate and independent editorial staffs, thus preserving newspaper competition in cities that might otherwise have become one-newspaper towns due to financial difficulties.

For a While at Least, the Newspaper Preservation Act Kept