Washington Star

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The Washington Star was a prominent Washington, D.C. daily newspaper known for its political coverage and influential commentary before ceasing publication in the early 1980s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf daily newspaper
defunct newspaper
newspaper
acquiredBy Time Inc. NERFINISHED
circulationArea District of Columbia NERFINISHED
Maryland suburbs
Virginia suburbs
city Washington, D.C.
competitor The Washington Post NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dateDissolved 1981
distributionArea Washington metropolitan area NERFINISHED
endTime early 1980s
formerName The Evening Star NERFINISHED
Washington Star-News NERFINISHED
foundedBy Alexander Robey Shepherd NERFINISHED
Crosby Stuart Noyes NERFINISHED
William Douglas Wallach NERFINISHED
hasGenre general-interest newspaper
political journalism
hasSection editorials
features
local news
national news
politics
sports
headquartersLocation Washington, D.C.
influenced political discourse in Washington, D.C.
knownFor coverage of U.S. federal government
coverage of Washington, D.C. local news
editorial commentary
political coverage
language English
locationOfHeadOffice Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D.C. NERFINISHED
mediaType print
medium broadsheet
notableFor coverage of Congress
coverage of U.S. presidents
editorial cartoons
ownedBy Evening Star Newspaper Company NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment generally conservative editorial stance
publicationFrequency daily
publisher Evening Star Newspaper Company NERFINISHED
reasonForEnd declining circulation
financial difficulties
startTime 19th century

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Pat Oliphant employer Washington Star
this entity surface form: The Washington Star
James G. Polk employer Washington Star
this entity surface form: The Washington Star