Yesterday, Adam Brydon, the general manager of The Post, said it was ''unlikely'' that his newspaper would bring out a morning newspaper. ''The main thing,'' he said, ''is the cost.'' ''This is an extraordinary undertaking intended to make a great newspaper even greater,'' Mr. [Robert M. Hunt] said. ''It is the strongest possible commitment to our employees, to our readers and advertisers and to our community.'' The statement said that the first edition of the newspaper would go to press at 3:30 P.M. with the latest stock prices ''available at that time'' and that later editions would carry the final stock prices and race results. The final edition of The Post goes to press at 2:30 P.M.
Full text: New York Times, Jun 22, 1980
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