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Southern Style was an alternative newspaper published in Birmingham from 1975 to 1977. The irreverent paper was published by Howell Raines and featured contributions from Ben Burford, Tom Allen, Allen Barra, Courtney Haden and Marshal Hagler, as well as cartoonist Mark Martin.

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	'''''Southern Style''''' was an alternative newspaper published in [[Birmingham]] from [[1975]] to [[1977]]. The ~~arts and culture-focused~~ paper was published by [[Howell Raines]] and featured contributions from [[Ben Burford]], [[Tom Allen]], [[Allen Barra]], [[Courtney Haden]] and [[Marshal Hagler]], as well as cartoonist [[Mark Martin (cartoonist)\|Mark Martin]].		'''''Southern Style''''' was an alternative newspaper published in [[Birmingham]] from [[1975]] to [[1977]]. The irreverent paper was published by [[Howell Raines]] and featured contributions from [[Ben Burford]], [[Tom Allen]], [[Allen Barra]], [[Courtney Haden]] and [[Marshal Hagler]], as well as cartoonist [[Mark Martin (cartoonist)\|Mark Martin]].

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