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TEGNA INC. $19 is still a buy for long-term gains. The company (New York symbol TGNA, Conservative Growth Portfolio, Consumer sector: Shares outstanding: 221.3 million; Market cap: $4.2 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 1.4; Dividend yield: 2.0%; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.tegna.com) owns 64 TV stations and two radio stations in 54 U.S. markets. It also offers online advertising and marketing services. The company has reportedly received a takeover offer from hedge funds Standard General and Apollo Global Management worth $22.65 a share. However, the deal may have trouble winning approval from U.S. broadcast regulators. The buyers already own several TV stations, and a merger would put them over the threshold that prevents any station owner from reaching more than 39% of the U.S. population. That risk is why Tegna is demanding a breakup fee of $500 million, which is twice what the buyers are willing to commit to. Even if this deal fails, it’s likely the company’s high-quality assets will attract more offers. Tegna is a buy. PROCTER &…