PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW p.23

Posted Saturday, October 10, 1998 12:00 am

By: Karim Mostafa

JUSTICE B. HILL, sports editor at the Fort Wayne, Ind., Journal Gazette, has been appointed sports editor at the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.
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