1991 - December 28 - Published Date

Top Editors named to merged San Diego Papers p. 18

Tim Hays steps down as editor of Press-Enterprise p. 18

New degree program at Penn State p. 19

New databank p. 35

Minn. High Court Again Hearing Cohen Case p. 21

Mead Data Central to sell NewsView p. 25

Libel verdict is overturned p. 21

Journal of Commerce offers four-color ads p. 25

Joint Venture p. 31

Guide to papers completed in Md. p. 35

Groups protest assassinations p. 32

Family-Oriented Paper Launched p. 35

Taking on Tv p.7

Correction. (Rockwell Graphics) p.5

Appeals court upholds National Enquirer p. 21

Washington Post cited for employment of disabled. (about awards) p. 2

Vending racks installed on buses p. 3

Union rejected at N.J. daily p. 3

U.S. insert to be distributed via Soviet paper p. 3

Picture Editing Scholarship. (about awards) p.2

Newspaper Guild has its say. (letters) p.5

AP announces board candidates. p. 3

Zapf gets Goudy p. 25

Study says many opposed to being called "Hispanic" p. 34

Will join the Journal p. 30

Voice mail raises money for the needy p.32

Monopoly comment p. 30

WILLIAM HUGGINS, 66, (obituary) p. 19

*( cont from: Why Joe Doherty was fired p. 8) p.35

Why Joe Doherty was fired p. 8

What's read in Ireland p. 31

WERNER BAMBERGER, 73, (obituary) p. 19

Two Stars on DEC p. 24

This year's cartoons p. 29

State Deparment eases restrictions p. 19

The Wall Street Journal vs. 'Doonesbury' p. 28

SPURGEON M. DUNNAM III, 48, (obituary) p. 19

Soviet military brushes up on public relations p. 15

Shuttle tapes to stay sealed p. 33

RTNDA praises p. 34

RICHARD W. STRONG, 75, (obituary) p. 19

REX THOMAS, 77, (obituary) p. 19

RAYMOND LAMAR MCDANIEL, 65, (obituary) p. 19

RAY HEADY, 83, (obituary) p. 19

Racial tensions at the Boston Globe p. 14

Scholarship winners named p. 34

PNI postpones plant opening p. 31

Oregonian seeks release of names p. 35

Open those meetings and records p. 10

On being the messenger (editorial) p. 4

N.Y. Times, drivers union negotiate settlement p. 20

Newspapers must be the engine to fuel change for the disabled p.40

NEWSPAPERDOM D 50 years ago... ( ABC-Circulation) p. 5

Newspaper woman still working at 91 p. 26

Newspaper Design for the Times. (book review) p. 23

Newspaper Carrier Day. (about awards) p. 2

S&P ups ratings on News Corp. debt p. 21

NCS approves changes in awards p. 30

*(cont from: media shakeup in Chile p. 16) p.32

*( cont from: media shakeup in Chile p. 16) p. 17

Media shakeup in Chile p. 16

Masterpieces of Opinion Writing . (bookreview) p. 22

Lakota Times opens D.C. bureau p. 32

KIT KING, 39, (obituary) p. 19

KENNETH H. MILLER, (obituary) p. 19

JACK MORRISON, 69, (obituary) p. 19

International Newspaper Carrier Day. (about awards) p. 2

ROBERT H. WILLS, (newspeople) p. 18

Inside Family Viewing: (book review) p. 23

HARRY MACARTHUR BARTLETT, 77, (obituary) p. 19

Growth of free societies (editorial) p. 4

Four disabled journalists thrive in Florida p. 13

First Amendment Center to open p. 20

*( cont from: Father of Public Relations turns 100 p.11) p.34

'Father of Public Relations' turns 100 p. 11

EVA MILLER GRIMES, 95, (obituary) p. 19

Editor of the Year. (about awards) p. 2

Covering Disabled America p. 12

Phil Gailey, (newspeople) p.18

CONWELL CARLSON, 91,(obituary) p. 19

Column provokes angry response p. 9

CLEMENT J. SWEET, 67, (obituary) p. 19

CLARENCE A. FRAZER, 81, (obituary) p. 19

CHARLES DEWEY BROWN, 78, (obituary) p. 19

Calif. daily settles lawsuit with dealers p. 27

October newsprint numbers released p. 25