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Tuesday, December 2, 2008

1991 - July 20 - Published Date

New editions p.16

May 1991 Advertising Data p.30

USA Weekend adds 11 papers p. 44

TOM GIBBONEY, (newspeople) p. 22

The San Francisco Examiner has promoted deputy (newspeople) p. 22

The Dallas Times Herald (newspeople) p. 22

ROBERT D. MCCRAY, (newspeople) p. 23

New bureau ( Reuters news agency) p. 24

Photographer apprehends robbery suspect p. 43

Newspapers contribute advertising space p. 25

New sections (Herald-Sun) p. 7

New golf publication p. 43

Ex-Football player is doing feature p.41

Names of sex crime victims to be withheld p. 18

NABJ approved as member of ACEJMC p. 43

MARY LU LAFFEY (newspeople) p. 22

Kuwait daily paper resumes publication p. 24

JOHN C. WILLIAMS, (newspeople) p. 23

JOHN KELLY, (newspeople) p. 22

JERROLD ABRAMS, (newspeople) p. 22

Iraq loosens limits on foreign reporters p. 24

HOWARD SALZ, (newspeople) p. 22

From 'Family Circle' p.42

EDITOR & PUBLISHER MEDIA STOCK VALUES p.14

EVERETT S. LANDERS, (newspeople) p. 22

Editorial writers plan trips to Europe, Africa p. 21

Donations total more than $50,000 Since p. 39

DON NICOSON, (newspeople) p. 23

Des Moines daily cuts back state home delivery p. 44

W. CURTIS RIDDLE, (newspeople) p. 22

Conn. governor appoints publisher to college board p. 12

Calif. senate committee approves rape victim bill p.24

Business monthly sold by Times Publishing p. 43

Bar code request p. 21

Clarion Winners. (about awards) p.14

Unlikely alliance PCs, Macs still compete, p. 15

They succeed Dallis p. 42

The media at war (editorial) p.4

*( cont from: The First amendment : What's it worth today? p.52) p.44

The First Amendment: What's it worth today? p.52

The economy 'kills' another daily newspaper p. 9

Taxing California newspapers p. 7

Student paper sues for open hearings p. 13

Speech and awards p. 42

Skip Connors named GMA manager p. 38

Times confesses: 'improperly dependent'

Romano dies p. 43

Reporter sues city over denial of records p. 18

Reporter leads residents from burning p. 12

*( cont from: The publishing system shown at ANPA/TEC p.26) p.29

*( cont from: the publishing shown at ANPA/TEC p.26) p.28

*( cont from: the publishing shown at ANPA/TEC p.26) p.27

Publishing systems shown at ANPA/TEC p. 26

Owners offer paper mill to community p. 38

Oversized vendor boxes pulled p. 16

N.Y. judge fines business for suing to silence opponents p. 20

Says "Curmudgeon" is too liberal (letters) p.5

North Jersey Newspapers Co. of Paramus, N.J., (newspeople) p. 23

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

Newspaper ordered not to identify rape victim p. 14

Newspaper loses bid to gain law records p. 18

Milwaukee daily wins access to applicants' names p. 20

Landon markets audiotex p. 25

JENNIE BUCKNER, (newspeople) p. 23

J-school dean resigns in plagiarism controversy p.11

Hoge resigns p. 43

Headline gets reader upset p. 37

New U.S. policy: Sunshine on campus crime p.13

*( cont from : former IRA soldier turns journalist p.8) p.9

Former IRA soldier turned journalist p. 8

Federal court will stay out of union-Sun Times fight p. 21

ELIZABETH V. DREWRY, (newspeople) p. 23

'Dykes' comic strip in syndication p. 41

Covering the Kennedy sex scandal p. 10

Court refuses to reinstate $24 million lawsuit p. 18

Comic merchandise p. 42

Chicago ordinance seeks to spruce up newstands p. 16

Chas. T. Main gets design award p. 38

He's openmouthed over editorial (letters) p.5

Borgman exhibition p. 42

Bee newspapers proclaim office p. 38

Barring media from court was wrong p. 16

Atlanta daily wins access to cellular phone records p. 20

Arnold Schwartzman starts to pay p. 40

Angry mail and 'hate speech' discussed p. 40

AL YOUNG (newspeople) p. 23

A forecast for newspapers (editorial) p. 4

WALTER J. NESTER JR., (newspeople) p. 22