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Tuesday, December 2, 2008

1991 - January 12 - Published Date

NSN adds affiliates, joins USU in course p. 20

NPRA survey cites need for employee child care p.36

Media group prevents closed meeting p.36

MAN posts strong 1990 sales; previews '91 p.26

Literacy grants p.20

JANET CHUSMIR, 60, (obituary) p. 24

Intimidating the people (editorial) p. 4

Humor publication sold by the homeless p. 32

Historical symposium p. 29

Hartford Courant starts Nutmeg Award p.19

Grays hold cards in Albany, Ga. p. 29

Grad school program goes investigative p.15

Newspapers' glass -- half full or half empty? p.18

Furor over editorial subsides p. 12

First book (Bill Wundram, ) p.38

FAX bulletin discontinued p. 39

Eliminate 'newsese' p.17

Editor responds to Hungarian journalist (letter) p.5

EDGAR JOSEPH CARIGNAN, 68, (obituary) p. 24

DOROTHY ROUSE BOTTOM, 94, 9 (obituary) p. 24

DAVID MUNCH (newspeople) p. 22

Correction (The wrong address) p.5

Correction (Saundra Keyes) p.11

NEWSPAPERDOM D 50 years ago... (The common conception) p.5

Copies sent to troops p.35

Contest (best birdhouse) p.39

Columnist gets involved -- p.20

CNPA selects its new executive director p.14

Cameras allowed in Texas court p.39

Borg eyes other N.J. daily p.37

BILL KING, 62, (obituary) p. 24

'Beetle' rated highly p.34

Battery-operated newsracks for USA Today p. 19

Assessing the postal rate recommendations p.13

Newspaper wins legal fees p.11

ANPA, Reporters Committee file amicus briefs p.19

A.H. Belo Corp. recently named (newspeople) p. 22

A plaintive cry (editorial) p. 4

UZAL H. MARTZ, (newspeople) p. 22

Top 100 Investigations (book Review) p. 25

The Investigative Journalists Morgue: (book Review) p. 25

The Hearst Corp. (newspeople) p. 23

The Great American Comic Strip (book Review) p. 25

STANELY SEIDMAN, 64, (obituary) p. 24

SOREN NEILSEN (newspeople) p. 23

New column AP p.37

E. ROBERT ANDERSON, 95, (obituary) p. 24

RAY MORIN, 69, (obituary) p. 24

PIONEER PRESS NEWSPAPERS (newspeople) p. 23

Pioneer Newspapers remain in family p. 36

Newhouse participates in recycling mill p. 27

Forerunners of Rvolution: (book reviews) p. 25

MERRILL WINDSOR, (obituary) p. 24

LAWRENCE LEW, THOMAS H. NEGRETTE and ROBIN D. STONE (newspeople) P. 22

LAURENCE G. O'DONNELL (newspeople) p. 23

Newspapers as deliverers of justice p. 31

NCUG sets meeting p. 28

JAMES D. SPRAGUE, (obituary) p. 24

Jailing a reporter delayed p. 30

GEORGE A. EISENHUTH, 68, (obituary) p. 24

DAVID SIMPSON, (newspeople) p. 22

DAVID ELLIS, (obituary) p. 24

DataTimes offers PC library software; adds seven dailies p. 28

The Newspaper/VCR alliance p. 21

ROBERT W. ROGERS, (newspeople) p. 22

New York Daily News sues Newsday p. 10

Moon group halts N.Y. Publication p. 14

National to raise price p.35

JUDITH M. FRASER, (newspeople) p. 22

DAVE PYLE, (newspeople) p. 22

Columnist defects p. 16

CLIFFORD GALLO, (newspeople) p. 22

ALBERTO IBARGUEN (newspeople) p. 22

Zaps Rooney, (leeters) p. 5

Reuters earns more, despite problems p. 7

Newhall named Ad Bureau v.p. p. 13

Hollinger moves registered office p. 11

Harris Enterprises consider ESOP p. 16

Name change (The Journal-News ) p.39

Gannett annual honors.( about awards) p. 2

Columnist defects p. 16

Bonding announcements p. 7

ASNE preservation winners. (about awards) p. 2

Sayre named p.27

Professional Football Writers of America awards. (about awards) p.2

MEG promotes two MEG (U.S.) Inc. p.28

Massachusetts papers announce layoffs p.36

Machine turns old newspapers into fuel Costa-America Inc., p.27

Federal staffers to tape media calls p. 21

Murdoch merges Australian papers p. 35

C-J promotes three p.28

Brite Voice hires new exec p.28

Australian comic now in the U.S. p.34

Yale University interested in St. Pete Times p.9

WILLIAM N. CONNELL, 83, (obituary) p.24

WILLARD EDWARDS, 88, (obituary) p. 24

Who's writing the column? p.16

WESLEY C. CLARK, 83, (obituary) p. 24

Weeklies close p. 38

*(cont from: Pentagon prepares the press for war p. 8) p. 9