The Chicago Tribune has informed the Champaign News-Gazette and the Madison State Journal that it is terminating its remote printing agreements with the newspapers. The Chicago Tribune, which had three remote printing sites at one time, will now print all of its newspapers at its Chicago plant. Markets north of Madison are being abandoned in a pullback. Markets south of Champaign were abandoned in a pullback that occurred last year.
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