1994 - February 26 - Published Date

Editor&Publisher Calendar of events p.

Ad guide aimed at helping to reduce errors p.33

Clinton budget is on CD-ROM p. 31

Comic is blown up p. 42

Compromise Inflames Controversy p. 14

Conrad's collection p. 42

Courant has new edition p. 21

Court: 'Pennysaver' costs not tax-free p.20

Court supports release of documents p. 20

Cox exec says columnist misunderstood press releases p. 7

Dan Fisher, p.22

David Chandler, 56, p. 23

Ann Olson, p. 22

David Manning White, 76, p.23

Edward Cahill, 82, p. 23

Eisenhower and the Mass Media: p. 24

Eric Simpson, 79, p. 23

Expanding coverage p.39

Feds charge Hoffenberg; his women's paper folds p. 10

FIEJ Press Freedom Prize. p. 2

Fred Buckles, 75, p. 23

Frederick Shafer, 99, p. 23

Fred Greer, p. 22

AP developing way to transmit ads digitally p. 34

Gift giving p. 11

Gordon Peters, 71, p. 23

Harry Friedenberg, 87, p. 23

Harry Smith, 63, p. 23

Heading The AP Sports Family p. 15

Henry Clay "Hank" Thomson, 86, p. 23

Humorist moves up p. 42

Jack Bagby, p. 23

Jack Zaiman, 78, p. 23

Jewish Advocate Inc., p. 35

Avoid self-censorship p. 6

Joe Montana again sues San Jose daily p. 18

John Medlin Jr., p. 22

Judge sees photo in paper, jails illegal driver p. 20

Judge says turn over interview p. 20

Julian Boone, p. 22

King estate sues USA Today p. 18

Lawsuit Alleges 'Photographic Piracy' p. 8

Lee Porter, 62, p. 23

Newspapers reporters and overtime p. 17

Linda Dennery, p. 22

Barbara Nason Scarbeau, 58, p. 23

Live from the Battlefield. p. 24

Louise Douglas, 52, p. 23

McClatchy subsidiary is expanding its newspaper ad network p. 33

Michael O'Hara, p. 22

Minority journalists' program started at U of New Mexico p. 21

Morris Communications Corp., Augusta, Ga., p. 35

NAA exec touts national ad network concept p.32

Natural Disaster News Is Popular With Readers p. 16

New newsletter p.14

Newspaper gains access to records p. 18

Barone Center welcomes fellows p. 21

Newspaperdom® p. 7

News Star Inc. p. 35

New video for kids p. 42

New York Times Co. p. 35

No time for sex p. 6

November newsprint usage up 2.1% p. 38

On-line services to offer TMS listings p. 41

Ottaway Newspapers Inc., p. 35

Paper marks its 25th year p. 24

Philip Gialanella, 63, p. 23

Barry from Norway p. 42

'Pling' comic panel p. 42

Political cartoonist with rightist views p. 40

Publisher loses copyright case p. 18

Reward offered for information about shooting p. 31

Robert Bernick Sr., 74, p. 23

Ross Dick, 81, p. 23

Russell Sprung, p. 22

Schulz will speak at California gathering p. 42

S.F. Examiner to launch new Sunday magazine p. 31

She calls for civility p. 42

The Blooming (Minn.) Prairie News p. 35

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p. 2

Sun Chemical is a major player in the worldwide ink supplier market p. 38

Sun Chemical combines news, directory inks biz p. 36

Ted and Kay Grossman p. 35

Teri Gomez, p. 22

THE STATE OF NEWS STANDARD TODAY COMPARED WITH THOSE

'Tonya Tapper' Ad Creates A Stir p. 11

Travel writer doing column for Copley p. 41

Vera Braineri, 84, p. 23

Was story about a coach's DWI arrest mishandled? p. 12

Charles Grinnell, 74, p. 23

William "Bill" Nelson, 76, p. 23

William Horner, 92, p. 23

William Warner, 58, p. 23

Wolfgang Lauterbach, p. 22

Woman sues paper for selling photo p. 20