1993 - October 16 - Published Date

Adopt the ASNE code p. 6

AJCB gets visiting professor p. 31

At the Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser, p. 28

Autologic Inc., p. 30

Baseview Products Inc., 30

Bert W. Okuley, 56, p. 23

Broker offers menu of libel insurance p. 11

BT manages Dialog network p. 29

Business-info firm for sale in U.K. p. 11

Editor& Publisher Calendar of events p. 2

Cassie Eugenia Tartoise, 62, p. 23

Charles Brown Brakefield, 73, p. 23

Albert F. Barnes, 76, p. 23

Charles Whippo Jr., p. 23

C.L. Sulzberger, 80, p. 23

Court says there's no scholar's privilege p. 20

Court upholds publisher's conviction p. 21

Data Sciences Inc., p. 30

David D. Hiller, p. 22

David Renfro, p. 22

Deal protects in-county rate p. 31

Decline of high school press worse than reported p. 7

DuPont Newspaper Systems, p. 30

Journal Register acquires Conn. daily p. 40

Editorial cartoonist joins NAS package p. 38

EDITORS WHO ARE FEMININCOMPOOPS p. 48

Edward C. Lapping, 94, p. 23

Edward H. Ziegner, 72, p. 23

Electronic delivery of comics coming p. 36

E&P adds fax lines p. 35

Estonia drops tax p. 40

Ex-publisher charged with theft, forgery p. 17

Frank A. Pemberton Jr., 73, p. 23

Fran Tuckwiler, 74, p. 23

AM Graphics, p. 30

Fraud using classified ads on the rise p. 26

'Free' classifieds p. 27

Future tense p. 3

Gary K. Shorts, p. 22

Glossary of media terms p. 26

Grit moving after 111 years p. 15

Gun debate resurfaces p. 7

Col. Harry G. Summers Jr., p. 22

Harte-Hanks offering p. 31

Hawking A Communist Paper In London Suburb p. 14

AP Going Video p. 12

Hector J. Montpetit, 93, p. 23

Henry Walsh Lee, 82, p. 23

Herman Smith, 89, p. 23

Hollinger hikes debt offering p. 10

'Intimacy' feature is syndicated by Davy p. 38

James Reindl, p. 22

Jim Murray: An Autobiography. p. 18

Jim Thomas, p. 23

Jim Trinkle, 71, p. 23

John F. Dennan p. 28

AP rates up 2.9% p.

John "Jack" Thompson, 59, p. 23

John William Carroll, 92, p. 23

Journal Register acquires Conn. daily p. 40

Judge says ex-editor can sue newspaper p. 20

Kathryn M. O'Shea, p. 22

Landers successor axed by Sun-Times p. 38

Larry Gray, p. 22

Lawyer wins $7.5 million in libel suit against New York Times-owned daily p. 17

Lee Wagner, 83, p. 23

Louis S. Barsony, p. 22

Arlene C. LaRue, 81, p. 23

Louis Rubin, 91, p. 23

Machine Design Service Inc., p. 30

Margaret Phillips, 76, p. 23

Machine Design Service Inc., p. 30

Mary Bridges, 75, p. 23

Mary Ellen Wolfe, 75, p. 23

Mary Schuchmann, p. 22

Mass. paper prints Spanish directories p. 35

Maxwell holdings sold to investors p. 11

Merger completed p. 10

Associated Press, p. 30

Milton J. Tatelman, 50, p. 23

Murray Shannon p. 28

Museum gets major grant from Knight p. 37

Nelson Cullenward, 80, p. 23

News about Copley creators and Mathis p. 38

Newspaperdom® p. 7

Newspapers create 24-hour food cable channel p. 35

New TV book for N.Y. Daily News p. 31

Niche publications can be profitable to newspapers p. 16

N. J plant contracts to print USA Today p. 29

Atex Publishing Systems Corp., p. 30

No joke settlement for Roseanne, Tom p. 20

Not Impressed p. 10

Political Correctness In The Newsroom p. 9

Raymond E. Douglas, p. 28

Revamped travel section p. 40

Robert J.R. Johnson, 62, p. 23

Robert Lindsay, 68, p. 23

Ross Jones, p. 22

Scholarship established p. 31

Scott W. Bright, 80, p. 23