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Tuesday, December 2, 2008

1991 - July 13 - Published Date

API inagurates Alvin J. Huss Award p.30

EDITOR & PUBLISHER MEDIA STOCK VALUES p.25

Vandals deface newspaper racks p. 3

THOMAS ALAN KIMBALL, 43, (obituary) p. 24

Teachers teach media understanding p. 44

Sun-Times and Sox player go to bat for literacy p. 3

Sullivan gets Sporting News contract p. 29

Seattle Times donates $20,000 to library p. 31

RAYMOND JOHNSON, 62, (obituary) p. 24

Punctuation mark would be a space p. 20

Publishers Express signs pact with Atlanta papers p. 31

Parade to support p. 3

AP enhances SelectStocks p.30

Newspaper, McDonald's in joint deal p. 3

Newspaper seeks records p.21

N.Y. Post selects p. 3

New TMC weekly p. 31

Murdoch closes p. 24

Inland award (about awards) p. 3

Hiring at Newhouse p. 35

GERALD D. KILLIAN (newspeople) p. 22

FNN, Infotech name directors p. 31

Ex-reporter charged with making obscene calls p. 36

The Bradenton (Fla) Herald, (newspeople) p.22

ED MAGEE, 81, (obituary) p. 24

E. DONALD LASS (newspeople) p. 22

Created three famous story strip p.34

Community group returns to rebuild location p. 25

Big response p. 19

Asian American Journalists Association Scholarship Awards. (about awards) p. 2

Alternate delivery grows p. 27

AAF board,officers elected p.31

A switch for Schram p.34

WILLIAM D. OGDON, 89, (obituary) p. 24

ROBERT A. KAHLOR, (newspeople) p.22

WILLIAM D. MORGAN, 82, (obituary) p. 24

WILLIAM CHANIN, (newspeople) p. 23

Whittle away at Whittle p. 7

Western Lithotech introduces A.I.S. p. 29

War report p. 19

Tv ads launched p. 27

THOMAS V. HANEY, 84, (obituary) p. 24

The Boston Globe has announced (newspeople) p. 23

'Teacher' columnists offer writing advice p. 32

*( cont from: 'teachers ' columnists offer writing advice p.32) p.33

Governor's Citation. (about awards) p.2

SUZANNE F. STINSON, (newspeople) p. 23

STEVEN M. DINES, (newspeople) p. 23

Spruce Falls mill downsized for possible sale p. 30

Slow growth expected into the '90s p. 26

Shield law possible in D.C. The staff of Washington, D.C., p. 10

She's shocked and saddened (letters) p. 5

Says watch your words Re: (letters) p. 5

RUTH ALEXANDER, 61, (obituary) p. 24

RICHARD FREEDMAN, 59, (obituary) p. 24

Report leads to arrest p. 12

Corrections ( AM Graphics) p.5

REGINALD E. COX, 61, (obituary) p. 24

RANDI AUSTIN, (newspeople) p. 22

Racism or fair comment? p. 14

*( cont from: Racism is fair comment p.14 ) p.15

Protection sought for whistleblowers p. 27

PETER R. KANN (newspeople) p. 22

OWEN LUSK, (newspeople) p. 23

NUARC CO., INC., (supply side) p. 28

Nobody gets respect (shop talk) p. 44

NEWSPAPERDOM D 50 years ago... (FCC emphasis) p. 5

CHARLES LEWIS WHIPPLE, 77, (obituary) p.24

New York Times, USA Today soon on compact discs p. 29

NAPP names CEO p. 29

* (cont from: military obstacles detailed p.8) p.10

*( cont from: Military obstacles detailesd p.8) p.9

Military obstacles detailed p. 8

Meeting the recession with aggression p. 20

Make way for the 'gateway' p. 18

MAJOR CONTROLS,(supply side) p. 28

Literacy group honors newspaper p. 36

KATHY HOWTON, (newspeople) p. 23

$58 million libel judgement settled oujt of Court p.21

JANE ROBB ORNAUER, (newspeople) p. 23

JAMES W. TURPIN, (newspeople) p. 23

ITW MIMA, (supply side) p. 28

HUBBELL, (supply side) p. 29

HAWORTH INC., (supply side) p. 28

GEORGE EDWARD "BUDDY" BAKER, 55, (obituary) p. 24

FRANCIS "PETE" ALBIN, 92, (obituary) p. 24

Former law school editors sue alma mater p. 21

ERIC L. ROZENMAN, (newspeople) p. 23

ELLEN EWING, 80, (obituary) p. 24

Youth paper for D.C. p. 16

EDWIN H. DAMON JR., 55, (obituary) p. 24

ECRM, (supply side) p. 29

DU PONT IMAGING SYSTEMS, (supply side) p. 28

Do the right thing -- but what is it? p.16

Did newspaper snitch on a snitch? p.17

DEXTER M. KEEZER, 95, (obituary) p. 24

DENNIS K. BROWN, (newspeople) p. 23

'Curtis' by Ray Billingsley of King Features Syndicate p. 35

Creators on campus p. 35

Budapest media training starts p. 19