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Men's Journal Debut Set
The first issue of Men's Journal, a magazine for men interested in adventure, fitness and participatory sports, will appear on newsstands on April 13. It is the latest publication of Jann Wenner, chairman of Straight Arrow Publishers, who founded Rolling Stone magazine 25 years ago. The 180-page issue of Men's Journal carries 83 pages of ads. Straight Arrow will distribute 135,000 copies on newsstands with a $3 cover price to test reader interest. A second issue will come out in the fall.
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