1992 - January 18 - Published Date

The Orlando (Fla.) Sentinel, (newspeople) p.22

The Atlanta Journal & Constitution (newspeople) p.22

Newsrack fee imposed in Santa Monica p.21

Newspaperdom. 50 years ago...( Byron Price-censorship) p.5

Former Publisher Accepts settlement p.19

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p.10

Student paper refuses funds p. 39

Shooting the U.S.A. p. 12

On tv and the radio p. 42

NIE promo is a hit p. 39

Environmental journalism program offered p. 15

DA has masthead cartoon feature p. 40

PAUL T. TUCKER, (newspeople) p. 22

CPFP names newsprint division chief p. 29

Boise Cascade names new president p. 29

Biz for Budapest p. 16

Atex completes N.Y. Times newsroom p. 28

Sawyer has new position at NYTS p.41

Royko: Boston Globe columnist is ripping me off p.9

Yacht race coverage p. 42

WSJ publisher reviews the year p. 39

WPWG will be syndicating p. 41

Would he have left? p.42

November 1991 Advertising Data (Linage) p. 32

Workshop for students p. 45

Winston-Salem to paginate with Atex, triple-I systems p. 28

WILLIAM J. HOLLAND, 64, (obituary) p. 23

Who's ANA? p. 8

WARREN T. BROOKES, 62, (obituary) p. 23

U.S. Newswire to transmit Interfax U.S. p. 44

Trinity acquires British weekly p. 43

The CIA at RIT Institute retains link with agency; p. 30

Winning for a free press (editorial) p. 4

Syracuse, Charleston get SII systems p. 28

Media bashing p. 43

Small S.C. daily wins big battle p. 14

S.F. class and more p. 42

Sets the record straight (letters) p. 5

Rose protest a no-show in p. 39

RALPH E. JOHNSON, 81, (obituary) p. 23

Quarterback sues paper for use of photo in promo p. 10

Plea for good news raises debate in Pennsylvania p. 15

PAROUNAG TOMASSIAN, 81, (obituary) p. 23

No sense (letters) p. 5

Newspaper profits down -- but still high p. 13

Left U.S. for a comics career in Denmark p. 40

News and the media consumer (shop talk) p. 52

Newhouse appeals tax deduction ruling p. 43

New York Daily News gets $10 million line of credit p. 43

New seminar p. 21

MORGAN ONG, (newspeople) p. 22

More plagiarism incidents plagued Texas daily p. 11

MILES HOFFMAN WOLFF, 92, (obituary) p. 23

Media companies are not immune p. 24

Maxwell's sons refuse to testify in parliamentary hearings p. 11

JUDSON BAILEY, 79, (obituary) p. 23

Fund-raiser a success p. 21

JOHN H. ALLAN, (newspeople) p. 23

JANE ENGLE, (newspeople) p. 22

If strike comes, Detroit JOA will publish p. 14

IAN MACDOWALL, 60, (obituary) p. 23

Goss press salvaged for Latvia Newspaper Ad Bureau's p. 16

Former Ariz. governor still plans to start newspaper p. 9

Federal prosecutors seek p. 10

Fate of missing journalists may be resolved p. 20

Dividends Directors of the Washington Post Co. p. 10

Rockwell says DEV improperly using protected information p. 9

Dictionary of American Regional English. (book review) p. 45

DANE CLAUSSEN, (newspeople) p. 23

Cybergraphic, triple-I completing Spokane modernization p. 29

correction (New York Times) p. 5

Correction"Newspeople in the News" p. 23

Corrections ( MLX press) p. 5

Cooper, Watkins acquire Crabtree Vickers p. 28

CIA secrecy (editorial) p. 4

*( cont from: CIA at the RIT p.30) p.31

CHARLES KOCH, (newspeople) p. 22

CARL T. ZEMAN, (newspeople) p. 22

Chrusciel promoted at Optometrics p.28

Broadcast journalist returns to her roots p.18

BRENDAN T. MALIN, 77, (obituary) p. 23

ANPA/NAB merger (editorial) p. 4

*( cont from: ANPA-Ad bureau to merge p.7) p. 8

ANPA-Ad Bureau to merge p. 7

ALFRED A. WHALEN, 77, (obituary) p. 23

AIM offers $100G for news of POWs p. 19

ABDUL WALI MUHAMMAD, 37, (obituary) p. 23

Deadline: A Memoir . James Reston. (book reviews) p. 25

CALVIN BEAM, (newspeople) p. 22