1992 - October 03 - Published Date

Agents of change? p.

Back to the mediator p.

Charles E. Clark, a professor at the University of New Hampshire, has been named the first appointee of the new James H. Hayes and Claire Short Hayes Professor of the Humanities chair in the university's humanities department. The chair was established for a scholar who will teach a course about New Hampshire history, culture and government.

Chicago free newspaper group to buy part of Lerner p.

Christine McNeal, graphics and design editor for the Peoria, Ill., Journal Star, has been promoted to assistant managing editor for photos, graphics and design in Peoria.

Cincinnati Enquirer names woman in rape lawsuit p.

Controversial agreement to view the news p.

Corporate chemistry p.

Council will meet p.

Courant on CD p.

Craig L. Selby, former general manager of the Charleston (W.Va.) Gazette, has been named publisher of the paper following the retirement of Robert L. Smith Jr.

C.Z. Egger, formerly advertising director at Copley Newspapers in Los Angeles, becomes vice president of advertising for Tucson Newspapers, the agency responsible for the advertising, circulation and production of the Arizona Daily Star and Tucson Citizen.

Baltimore Sun offers new zoned editions sp.

David A. Osborn, publisher of the Las Vegas Review-Journal, has been promoted to vice president of Donrey Media Group's Western Newspaper Group.

David Gehret, p.

The following promotions have been announced in the advertising and circulation departments of Newsday of Long Island, N.Y., and New York Newsday.

Don't blame the system p.

EFI donates to GATF p.

E. Joe Vanderhoof, who has been the assistant general manager of the Ashland Daily Independent in Kentucky, has been promoted to general manager of the paper.

Election '92 media report card p.

Fair Housing Act p.

Football promo p.

For hire, cheap: Reporters for small daily newspapers p.

Baseball America expands its base p.

Fort Worth paper expands coverage p.

Freedom of Speech Award. Richard E. Wiley, senior partner in the Washington law firm of Wiley, Rein & Fielding, is the recipient of the Media Institute's first Freedom of Speech Award.

Freedom Forum grant to Asian journalists p.

Freedom Forum grant to Chicano group p.

GATF issues reports, training materials p.

Gay newspaper sues over confiscation of papers p.

Georgia Press Association President Award. Don E. Carter, retired vice president/news of Knight-Ridder Newspapers, has received the 1992 President's Award of the Georgia Press Association.

Hearst professionals named by university p.

Homeless paper launched in Chicago p.

Jodi Schneider, who has been executive business editor for the Orlando Sentinel, has been appointed managing editor for business news in Orlando.

Black colleges look to improve j-schools p.

Judge says paper must give lawyer unpublished photos p.

Julia D. Wallace, most recently managing editor for special projects at USA Today, has been named managing editor of the Chicago Sun-Times.

Just a matter of time p.

Kiplinger program issues its report p.

Kit Frieden, former Associated Press Texas editor, becomes state editor for the Houston Chronicle.

Lawrence C. Soley, a professor of journalism at the University of Minnesota, has become the first holder of the Gretchen and Cyril Colnik Chair at Marquette University's College of Communication, Journalism and Performing Arts.

Legit complaint or publicity stunt? p.

Many comics getting up in years p.

Margaret M. Arbini, who has served as director of marketing services for the Long Beach, Calif., Press-Telegram, joins the Press-Enterprise of Riverside, Calif., as marketing director.

Mark Lagerkvist, an investigative reporter for the Asbury Park (N.J.) Press, has been named investigative projects editor for the paper.

Bruce Faulmann, former classified advertising manager for Florida's Bradenton Herald, has been named display advertising manager for the Herald.

Mature' adult supplement now in 12 papers p.

Michael Freedman, p.

NEWSPAPERDOM p.

Newspaper offers book p.

Newspaper Art Criticism Awards. Michael Kimmelman of the New York Times, Christopher Knight of the Los Angeles Times and Nancy Stapen of the Boston Globe will each receive a Chemical Bank Award for Distinguished Newspaper Art Criticism. The awards, formerly known as the Manufacturers Hanover Art/World Awards for Distinguished Newspaper Art Criticism, are in their eleventh year.

Newsprint co-op makes first rebate p.

Newspapers told how to sell vs. yellow pages p.

Newspapers in New Zealand p.

Old newspapers grow more grass p.

One-man performance p.

Bryna Brennan, currently director of the Central American Journalism Project in Panama, joins the Center for Foreign Journalists Nov. 1 as director of training.

Overholser never called editors 'wimps' p.

Paul Delaney, senior editor with the New York Times, will join the University of Alabama on Oct. 1 as chairman of the school's department of journalism.

Pols trail press this time p.

Price war p.

Randy Cross, who has been circulation director of the Pensacola (Fla.) News Journal, has been appointed director of circulation operations for the Newspaper Division of Gannett Co.

Raymond Hernandez, former reporter for the Dayton (Ohio) Daily News, has joined the New York Times as reporter with the Metro section.

Renee Hampton, community affairs director for Michigan's Flint Journal, has been named assistant to the publisher.

Reporters testify in overtime pay lawsuit p.

Scholarship named for retired editor p.

Sex is discussed p.

Busy agenda ahead for NNA p.

Small but significant gains p.

Sports clerk charged in child porn case p.

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

Story lands sportswriter in team owner's doghouse p.

St. Pete Times one of the best for working mothers p.

Suburban chain expands presence p.

Suburban section goes daily in Philly suburbs p.

Sunday paper in Philadelphia targets blacks p.

The Whale goes daily p.

Truth in advertising in Arizona p.

Editor & Publisher Calendar of Events p.

VDT product directory out p.

Washington papers offer TMC products p.

Wirs sentenced to time served p.

Changes at Du Pont Camex p.