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Tuesday, December 2, 2008

1991 - August 03 - Published Date

State Times to close p. 40

Reporters visit all professional baseball parks p. 33

American-SOviet Women Journalists p. 48

One month of silence (editorial) p.4

Times Co. takes charge p. 10

TAPME Malcolm Law Memorial Awards. (about awards) p.2

Student win cash p. 10

NABJ boots FBI from job fair p. 11

Recession undercuts diversity p. 7

Decide, stay and dissent (editorial) p.4

British Editor Honored. (about awards) p. 2

AFCP awards. (about awards) p. 2

On health Insurance p. 37

'Uncle Wally' feature p.37

TIM COLLUM, (newspeople) p. 20

The National Federation of Press Women ( newspeople) p.21

The family in 'Marvin' p. 37

Tacoma in AD/SAT p. 11

Seattle Times buys weeklies p. 29

RICHARD J. SPLITTORF, (newspeople) p. 20

Regional labor bureau to close p. 10

Publisher charged with shooting at deliverer p. 12

Price named chair of art school board p.3

Firms form buying firm p. 38

Phil Donahue essay p. 37

PAUL E. JONES, (newspeople) p. 20

panel stars two kids p. 34

NC analyzes recipes p.36

N.J. paper has p. 39

Movie for comic kid p. 37

Missouri dailies plug for new NFL franchise p. 38

MIKE MCMULLIN, (newspeople) p.20

Lee Enterprises Inc. (newspeople) p. 20

KATHLEEN LANINI, (newspeople) p. 20

Reporter acquitted of trespassing p. 25

JOHN DURR, (newspeople) p. 20

JIM HAYDEN, (newspeople) p.20

ICMA elects Woldt p. 22

IAPA assails threats, killing p. 33

Helen B. Bernstein Award for Excellence in Journalism. (about awards) p. 12

Grant funds p. 39

Free ad offer p. 33

Eight papers order Stauffer libraries p. 28

Bee Publishing to expand p. 38

Baxter Foundation scholarships awarded. (about awards) p. 12

NWI launches, installs Adsert p. 27

ANTHONY R. SCHIAVI (newspeople) p. 20

Albums for Grizzard Columnist p. 36

Aid from columnists p. 36

Accessible graphics p.37

A new Bentley term p. 37

A look at leadership p.36

WILLIAM BLAKE, 80, (obituary) p. 22

Northeast Newspapers, (ownership changes) p.

Western Newspapers Inc. (ownership changes) p. 29

Weil takes Phoenix post, rejoins newspapers p. 10

NPRA Catalyst award. (about awards) p. 12

Weeklies offer grads best job hopes, but lower pay p. 32

WALTER DORNEY, 58, (obituary) p. 22

WALLACE FONG JR., 66, (obituary) p. 22

Volunteer distributors Modesto Bee p. 32

Triple-I signs marketing, sales pacts p. 26

Two indicted in death of columnist p.23

The New York Times is not the only one p. 34

The Morning Call of Allentown, Pa., (newspeople) p. 21

SUSAN B. ANTHONY, 74, (obituary) p. 22

STEPHEN N. LEMANTIS, 78, (obituary) p. 22

JAMES E. BELL, (newspeople) p. 20

St. Louis P-D re-signs with Arcata p. 28

P. SCOTT MCKIBBEN,(newspeople) p. 20

Says antitrust laws should be enforced against syndicates (letters) p. 5

San Diego-based Brehm Communications Inc., (ownership changes) p. 29

RICHARD G. CAPEN JR., (newspeople) p. 21

Quipp controls Washington Post plant's distribution p. 27

Papers reject ad to gay soldiers p. 11

Northeast Newspapers, (ownership changes) p. 29

N.J. court opens records p. 25

NEWSPAPERDOM D 50 years ago...(editor's survey : war) p. 5

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p.12

New venue for Suzy p. 36

New office (Newsday) p. 24

New name, same place p. 38

New ethics code for purchasing managers p. 30

The New Curmudgeon (electronic newsroom) p.3

More newspapersjoin APD p. 11

Merger set for July 1992 p. 13

Media to pay for campaign aide travel costs p. 23

MABEL CROCKETT FILES, 90, (obituary) p. 22

Longtime New York Post society columnist (newspeople) p. 21

ANCAM CAMEO award. (about award) p.12

LARRY PORTZLINE, (newspeople) p. 21

KENNETH C. RITTER, 63, (obituary) p. 22

KELLI HUMBERT, (newspeople) p. 20

JULIUS "BUD" GOODMAN, 79,( obituary) p. 22

JULIAN WILSON, 75, (obituary) p. 22

*( cont from: RBOC win around p.9) 39

RBOCs win round p. 9

Journalists begin teaching p. 10

JOHN DREISKE, 84, (obituary) p. 22

JIM CONNER, 77, (obituary) p. 22