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Hollinger International okays stock buyback

00:00 EST Thursday, March 16, 2006 Page B14

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Hollinger International Inc. said it expects to file its annual report for 2005 by March 31, and said its board authorized a buyback of as much as $50-million (U.S.) in common stock. The share purchases will begin after the annual report is filed, Chicago-based Hollinger said yesterday in a statement. HLR (NYSE) fell 11 cents (U.S.) to $8.54.

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