1992 - February 28 - Published Date

Franchising Column p. 31

BRUCE M. WOOD, (newspeople) p. 21

News about awards p. 32

More coupons distributed than ever before p. 12

MICHAEL WHITE, (newspeople) p. 21

JAMES C. SMITH, (newspeople) p.21

INAME Lifetime Membership Awards. (about awards) p. 2

GLORIA THOMAS, (newspeople) p.21

GARRY L. YOUNG, (newspeople) p. 20

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p. 15

DENNIS DRESSMAN, (newspeople) p. 20

DEAN H. BLYTHE, (newspeople) p. 21

Two join UPS board p. 32

CS in licensing deal p. 32

CHRISTINE MAURUS, (newspeople) p. 20

Chicago Sun-Times offers second chance lottery p. 37

A baby-boom Mary? p. 32

ZACH VELA, (newspeople) p. 20

Winning the preprint war p. 28

*( cont from: Printing on six-wide keyless? p. 25) p.26

Visiting the enemy p. 13

NNF grant winners. (about awards) p.

UPI seeks extension for filing reorganization plan p. 8

Totenberg refuses to reveal sources p. 14

Update (The Daily Reporter) p. 23

Universal syndicating a weekly column p. 31

*( cont from: tought questioning p.7) p. 8

Tough questioning p. 7

The nation's first? p. 35

*( cont from: the debate over Britain's libel laws p. 22) p.23

The debate over Britain's libel laws p. 22

Switch to a.m. p. 36

Selden Ring Award. (about awards) p. 2

ROBERT E. PERLBERG, (newspeople) p. 20

Those "monopoly newspapers" (editorial) p. 4

Printing on six-wide keyless p. 25

Price hike (The New Hampshire Sunday News,) p. 23

PR Newswire via satellite p. 23

Post-mortem on the Dahmer trial coverage p. 15

Note-taking prohibited in court p. 10

NEWSPAPERDOM D 50 years ago...( mews photo agencies) p. 5

New England Patriots settle Lisa Olson lawsuit p. 35

Murdoch joins those interested in N.Y. Daily News p. 34

More color keyless offset coming p. 24

Mikhail Gorbachev starts writing column p. 30

The Bond Buyer , (newspeople) p. 20

Masked man invades news office p. 34

'Madonna' comic strip features a precocious toddler p.31

Lennane takes almost 1% in New Hampshire voting p. 11

L.A. Times transmits Eastern edition p. 27

KRT begins to distribute editorials p. 31

JANET SCHARFSTEIN, (newspeople) p. 20

HOWARD TYNER, (newspeople) p. 21

Hearst and Izvestia revive p. 16

Guarding against hoaxes (shop talk) p. 44

Fund-raising campaign p. 34

TALMAGE A. CAMPBELL, (obituary) p. 20

FRED WILSON, (newspeople) p. 20

Former Copley exec starts own firm; gets p. 23

Former AAF prez joins law firm p. 36

Five million classified ads p. 40

Ex-editor named deputy to Philly mayor p.

Did the Tyson trial belong in the sports section? (ombudsman) p.5

DEE W. BOAZ, (newspeople) p. 21

CWS has a cartoon phone service p.30

Corrections In E&P's Feb. 22( "Newspeople in the News") p. 5

Correction ( Pages 4TC, 6TC and 21TC of the February 1, 1992) p. 5

STAN STRICK, (newspeople) p. 21

Controversy over reporter's reassignment p. 14

*( cont from campus journalism: controversial column p.18) p. 19

Controversial column (campus journalism) p. 18

Conducting the public's business in public p. 29

Columnist with influence p. 12

China Daily online p.17

Checkout Channel makes debut in supermarkets p.10

CATHLEEN P. BLACK, (newspeople) p. 21

Car dealers sue p. 29

Canadian Press issues new stylebook p. 23

Some 'Million' news p. 32

Are newspapers hazardous to your health? p. 9

AM Graphics to supply p. 28

A health hazard? (editorial) p.4

1992 Pulitzer Prize nominating jurors named p. 33

News about surveys p.32