1992 - January 25 - Published Date

TVL picks new prez p.34

Judge upholds Bingham prenuptual p.29

The following appointments (newspeople) p.19

The following editorial appointments. (newspeople) p. 19

Supreme Court p. 25

Southam Acquisition Remainder of Equity p. 25

SCOTT LITTLE, (newspeople) p.19

Rogers named Baseview CEO p.27

Rappin' Rollie p.20

Poll partners p.25

No Regret (Seattle Times Columnists says) p.10

MONICA LOZANO-CENTANO, (newspeople) p.19

Editor & Publishers U.S. Media Stock Values p. 29

Louis Harris forms new firm. p. 25

FRANK LUKSA and PHIL ROGERS. (newspeople) p. 19

First AP photo is last over analog mainline p.28

EVA T. GAFFNEY, (newspeople) p. 19

Dow Jones speeds news service p.28

Description on bomb draws readers' ire p. 29

BARBARA A. HENRY, (newspeople) p.19

Agfa-Presstek pact p. 27

ACLU Award. (about awards) p. 2

A tradition (letters) p. 5

Clark dies at age 80 p.34

Xitron installs first 486 p. 27

MacNelly's donation p. 34

Linotype links with XPress Quark Inc. p. 28

Bigger scholarships p. 31

Alcatel offers Olympics database p.26

USA Today goes extra mile to cover Olympics p. 26

*( cont from: turning over the reigns p.9) p.35

Turning over the reigns p. 9

Trib joins Knight fund in sponsoring center p. 29

The New York Times has announced (newspeople) p. 18

Business of the Year. (about awards) p.29

*( cont from shop talk: The inaccuracy of quotation p.44 )p. 30

The (in)accuracy of quotation (shop talk) p. 44

*( cont from: the bad economy's effect on syndicates p.32 ) p.33

The bad economy's effect on syndicates p. 32

Tensions mount in Pittsburgh p. 36

Special counsel may subpoena two reporters p. 21

RTSI releases p. 28

Price hike (The Harrisburg (Pa.) Patriot) p. 36

Optimistic outlook p. 13

Old Newsboys p. 36

Books have tax tips p.34

Ohio daily buys two GMA inserters p. 28

No remorse Lawyer turned journalist p. 10

No changes in wake of sex ring story p. 17

N.J. daily ousts publisher p.15

NIE influences readers ( editorial) p. 4

NICK LUDINGTON,( newspeople) p. 18

NEWSPAPERDOM D 50 years ago... (James L. Kilgallen,) p.5 International News Service reporter, reports that news staffers in Hawaii cannot move without passes. Under martial law in effect since Dec. 7, Kilgallen has to carry these credentials: 1. Army pass; 2. Navy pass; 3. police pass; 4. personal identification card issued by the Honolulu Police Department; 5. Territory of Hawaii identification certificate. A sixth credential is necessary if you want to drive an automobile, he notes.

Newspapers donate to new ad group p. 25

New press club in Chicago p. 16

Minimum salaries set for Mexican journalists p. 12

Atlanta Dailies in Joint Venture with McDonald's p. 36

MICHAEL ANTHONY WEBB, (newspeople) p. 19

Media lawyer: saving notes can hurt you p.16

Maine papers merge operation p. 15

Libel verdict (editorial) p. 4

Layoffs without lawsuits p. 24

Landmark acquires cable travel network p. 36

JONATHAN SCHELL, (newspeople) p. 18

Joint venture (NAB- MMM) p. 31

JOHN MCNAMARA, (newspeople) p. 18

JOANN BYRD, (newspeople) p. 18

DISC posts '91 system sales p.28

JEFFRY L. PERLMAN, (newspeople) p. 18

J-school director returns from India conference p. 36

Inroad into lottery, auto ads p. 12

Importing British libel law p.7

Final union ousted from Houston Chronicle p. 21

Fairchild Bldg. sold p. 5

Ex-news exec says law professor libeled him p. 20

Evening newspaper competition returns to Chicago p. 11

DAN SPENCER, (newspeople) p. 19

Controversial caricature p. 14

William Allen White Foundation Award.(about awards) p.2

Column strikes a chord (letters) p. 5

Canon sponsors photo exhibit p. 26

Buyouts in Baltimore p. 21

AP adds selector codes to DataStream financial fixtures p. 28

Will British Libel Law Intimidate U.S. Publishers p.8