1991 - December 21 - Published Date

Philadelphia newspapers to cut staff, delay plant start p.11

October 1991 Advertising Data p. 32

SANDRA K. FELLER, (newspeople) p. 20

ROBERT E. "BOB" WYNN, 57, (obituary) p. 22

REM RIEDER, (newspeople) p.20

Pa. governor's press conferences are now informal p. 16

New paper (Countryside Press) p.3

MSGR. CHARLES BERT WOODRICH, 68, (obituary) p. 22

Maxwell financial woes rekindle tabloid war p.15

KATHERINE S. RODRIGUES-TAYLOR, 35, (obituary) p. 22

JAMES URBANSKI, (newspeople) p.20

J. KEITH MOYER, (newspeople) p. 20

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p.18

HELEN REYNOLDS, 92, (obituary) p. 22

GLEN KEMERY, (newspeople) p. 20

Environmental journalists elect officers p. 3

DARWIN R. (PAT) HARTSFIELD, (newspeople) p. 21

Daily version of 'Comics for Kids' p.40

CRAIG MOON, (newspeople) p. 20

Cites the 'real' problem with Maxwell (letters) p. 5

CBS signs with NBC kin p. 18

Blurbs about books p. 42

'Blondie' first in poll p. 42

California group helps gain access for reporters p. 39

Atlanta paper capitalizes on World Series p. 3

A drawing by Mike Keefe p. 41

WSG still tallying contract vote p. 24

WILLIAM HUTCHINSON COWLES III, (newspeople) p. 21

WILLIAM J. AULTMAN, (newspeople) p.20

Two Thomson papers publishing during strikes p. 23

Troubles mount for Maxwell empire p. 15

TPA offers help p. 39

THOMAS J. MCMANUS, 84, (obituary) p. 22

The Page agreement p. 14

In praise of women sportswriters (letters) p. 5

GANNETT CO. INC. (newspeople) p. 21

Terry Anderson celebrates his freedom p. 16

Taking on a sacred cow p. 7

*( cont from : taking on a sacred cow p.7) p. 8

Student protest over Holocaust ad p. 13

*( cont from : student protest over holocaust ad p.13) p.44

Size requirement for 'Calvin and Hobbes' p. 40

SHARI FORD, (newspeople) p. 21

Roy Copperud dies at age 76 (obituary) p. 16

ROBERT L. WOLF, 56, (obituary) p.22

WILLIAM A. REED JR., 76, (obituary) p. 22

ROBERT W. SHAPLEY, 64, (obituary) p.22

Redskins are hot and so is promotion p. 39

Readers respond to D.C. paper's house ad p. 18

*( cont from: Politics Pennsylvania Style p. 12) p.43

Politics -- Pennsylvania style p. 12

Photographer gets jail term probation p. 52

Peace on earth (editorial) p. 4

No news, bad news p. 39

NEWSPAPERDOM D 50 years ago... (Byron Price) p.5

N.Y.Times adopts low-rub inks p. 29

Two Canadian papers apply for PNNA membership p. 3

New newspaper in the Netherlands p. 19

NAB, Lee enter joint venture p. 9

Milestone for 'Ziggy' p. 42

MAURICE "DUKE" MORAN, 80, (obituary) p. 22

Lesher donates funds to fire victims p. 9

LARUE W. GILLELAND, (newspeople) p. 21

INFE creates database listing p. 43

Hispanic paper seeks expansion p. 44

*( cont from Weekly Editor: Having the Last Laugh p.26) p.27

Having the last laugh in Buckeye (weekly editor) p. 26

Tribune Co. unit buys interest in Philly tv station p. 3

*( cont from: guidelines of covering David Duke Discussed p. 10) p.11

Guidelines to covering p. 10

Groups urge FCC to ease regulation p.22

Government information protected p. 24

Goss unveils MLX in Tokyo p. 30

Fundraiser The ( Indianapolis Star ) p. 45

Fund drive in its final phase p. 39

Freedom to publish (editorial) p. 4

Elijah Parish Lovejoy Award. ( about awards) p. 2

EDWARD HADDOCK, 31, (obituary) p. 22

The Washington, D.C.-based-INFE- (newspeople) p. 20

DOUG SUMRELL, (newspeople) p.21

Donald Trump says media trumps up stories p. 9

DNA employee, family killed p. 22

Didn't love a parody p. 42

W.DEBERNIERE MEBANE, (newspeople) p.20

Debate persists Whether or not to publish names p. 25

DAVID ANDERSON, (newspeople) p. 20

Cox completes stock buy p. 46

Covering a peace conference (shop talk) p. 52

Condoms inserted into newspapers by AIDS group p. 43

Tax and money info p. 42

CONCETTO "CHET"DIMAURO, 61, (obituary) p. 22

Color keyless offset in Europe p. 28

COLIN D. MCCULLOUGH, (newspeople) p. 21

CLIFFORD G. BENNET, 92, (obituary) p. 22

CLAUDE W. SINCLAIR, (newspeople) p. 21

CHLOTILDE ROWELL MARTIN, 96, (obituary) p. 22

Chicago bridge named after journalist p.22

CHARLES WEAVER, 82, (obituary) p.22

CARLETON B. HOVEY, 79, (obituary) p. 22

Busy recruiter C. (about awards) p. 44