Carl Magee 1992, featuring a choice of battery or solar power, among other improvements. According to its website, the company today “has the largest plant in the world devoted to the manufacturing of digital parking meters.” Magee switched from Republican to Democrat and ran unsuccessfully for the United States Senate. He is best known in journalism today for the E.W. Scripps Company motto, adopted from Dante for the "Albuquerque Tribune" and which is now carried by all Scripps chain newspapers: “Give Light and the People Will Find Their Own Way.” Magee died in Tulsa, Oklahoma in February 1946. Carl Magee Carlton Cole
Jerry Magee by copy readers. He joined the "San Diego Union-Tribune" in 1956. Magee was called "an American Football League apologist" by his contemporaries who covered NFL football, adopting it himself and regularly quoting it. He took on what he has called the "NFL apologists," including William Wallace, sports columnist with "The New York Times", and Jerry Green of the "Detroit Free Press", in Magee's attempt to puncture what he called "NFL myths." Magee brought attention to the AFL's style of football, including writing about Will McDonough and his service on the American Football League Hall of Fame board of selectors. Magee