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Knight-Ridder Newspapers president James Knight, center, presenting a check to Tallahassee Democrat publisher Jack Tapers, right, during purchase of the newspaper.

Date: 1965
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Knight-Ridder Newspapers president James Knight, center, presenting a check to Tallahassee Democrat publisher Jack Tapers, right, during purchase of the newspaper.

Tallahassee Democrat newspaper editor Malcolm Johnson (left) and publisher Jack Tapers (right) sitting with James Knight in the newspaper's new building at 277 North Magnolia Drive.

Date: 1968
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Tallahassee Democrat newspaper editor Malcolm Johnson (left) and publisher Jack Tapers (right) sitting with James Knight in the newspaper's new building at 277 North Magnolia Drive.

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Knight-Ridder Newspapers president James Knight, center, presenting a check to Tallahassee Democrat publisher Jack Tapers, right, during purchase of the newspaper.

Knight-Ridder Newspapers president James Knight, center, presenting a check to Tallahassee Democrat publisher Jack Tapers, right, during purchase of the newspaper.

Tallahassee Democrat newspaper editor Malcolm Johnson (left) and publisher Jack Tapers (right) sitting with James Knight in the newspaper's new building at 277 North Magnolia Drive.

Tallahassee Democrat newspaper editor Malcolm Johnson (left) and publisher Jack Tapers (right) sitting with James Knight in the newspaper's new building at 277 North Magnolia Drive.

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Knight-Ridder Newspapers president James Knight, center, presenting a check to Tallahassee Democrat publisher Jack Tapers, right, during purchase of the newspaper.

Knight-Ridder Newspapers president James Knight, center, presenting a check to Tallahassee Democrat publisher Jack Tapers, right, during purchase of the newspaper.

Tallahassee Democrat newspaper editor Malcolm Johnson (left) and publisher Jack Tapers (right) sitting with James Knight in the newspaper's new building at 277 North Magnolia Drive.

Tallahassee Democrat newspaper editor Malcolm Johnson (left) and publisher Jack Tapers (right) sitting with James Knight in the newspaper's new building at 277 North Magnolia Drive.