Black loses allies from board

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Justice Colin Campbell of the Ontario Superior Court has ordered the removal of Barbara Amiel, David Radler and Jack Boultbee as directors of the Toronto-based Hollinger Inc. Catalyst Fund General Partner 1 Inc., a Hollinger preferred shareholder, had applied to the court to have those directors removed because of an unauthorized $1.1-million loan made by a company subsidiary to Ravelston Corp., a company held by Conrad Black, chairman and CEO of Hollinger.

Radler, David, Amiel, Barbara, Boultbee, Jack

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Hollinger loses two more directors

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Hollinger Inc. has lost two more directors, leaving back five members at Conrad Black's embattled Toronto-based holding company. It was announced that Peter Atkinson, a director and executive vice-president had resigned for some personal matters and the other member, Charles Cowan, a vice-president and secretary of the company as well as a director retired at the end of 2003.

Chief executive officers, Atkinson, Peter, Cowan, Charles

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