1992 - October 31 - Published Date

1980s buzzwords may answer 1990s advertising prayers p.

$200 million libel suit dismissed p.

Clinton's response p.

Clinton wins among marketing, ad, media execs p.

Community papers sue Gannett daily in Illinois p.

Cops plead no contest in newsrack theft p.

Dallas daily gets the business p.

Demand sunshine in student court p.

Editorial pages p.

Edward D. Jones, p.

Fax service p.

Frank J. McSweegan, p.

ANA honors Galef; names chairmen of committees p.

Haworth head drops CEO title p.

Honored p.

James M. Donna, p.

Joe Ziemba, p.

John Montorio, p.

John O. Wynne, p.

Knight-Ridder Info Design Lab p.

LATS offers 'Student Briefing' package started by Newsday p.

L. Gayle Pryor, p.

Libel suit moved on fairness fears p.

Bernard Shaw, p.

The following appointments have been announced at the Hartford (Conn.) Courant. p.

Newspaperdom p.

News reports more important than commercials p.

Pact assures family control of E.W. Scripps Co. p.

Political art exhibit looks at the Bush and Reagan years p.

Politics Pervades Editorial Writers Meeting p.

Press bashing p.

Pretrial hearings stay open: judge p.

Raymond C. Jones, p.

Reader responses p.

Breslin offers his account p.

Robert J. Weil, p.

Roy Steinfort, p.

Seattle Times begins AutoLine p.

Stifling the Media p.

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

Sullivan Graphics forms newspaper sales division p.

Tabloid appeals $1.5 million verdict p.

TAKING THE COMMITTEE WAY OUT p.

The Course of Exclusion—1882-1924: San Francisco Newspaper Coverage of the Chinese and Japanese in the United States. Jules Becker. (Mellen Research University Press, 534 Pacific Ave., San Francisco, Calif. 94133.) 336 pages. p.

The editorial page: a newspaper's conscience p.

Editor & Publisher Calendar of Events p.

Here is a chance for you to put on your thinking caps, sharpen your pencils, and tackle the same sort of questions faced all the time by editors.

The Reporter and the Law: Techniques of Covering the Courts. Lyle W. Denniston. (Columbia University Press, 562 W. 113th St., New York, N.Y. 10025.) 289 pages. $32.50; paper, $14.95. p.

They pummel and praise candidates p.

TMS fills business development post p.

Trumped p.

USA Today closes in on circulation record p.

Wanted p.

Watergate in American Memory: How We Remember, Forget, and Reconstruct the Past. Michael Schudson. (BasicBooks, 10 E. 53rd St., New York, N.Y. 10022-5299.) 282 pages. $24. p.

Women Readers p.

Writer is convicted p.

Calif. high court lets $1.6 million libel ruling stand p.

Zuckerman and the 'Bleeding Dinosaur' p.

Campus politics and student newspapers p.

Carolyn Kingcade p.

Cheerleader's mom files libel suit p.