Friday, September 10, 2004
This is why media properties should be seperate from other business properties.
Mark Guthrie, the former newspaper carrier for The Courant, shared more than a name with Mark Guthrie, the former relief pitcher for the Chicago Cubs. They shared a corporate parent.
Last fall, someone at the Tribune Co.'s corporate headquarters put $301,000 into Mark Guthrie's account. Only it was the wrong Mark Guthrie.
Nearly a year later, $26,000 is still in the deliveryman's account and the Cubs want it back. They've had a lawsuit pending against Guthrie since February, but in legal papers filed last month, the ball club offered to drop the suit if he simply pays up.
(Reg. req./BugMeNot.com)
1:40:00 PM
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