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Friday, November 21, 2008

1994 - April 02 - Published Date

ABA approves defamation act p.

Abrams named Brennan professor p. 33

CAA, CAAA, CWA, NAQS, RCRA and You p. 12E

Editor & Publisher Calendar of events p.2

'Calvin' clarification p. 32

Cap Cities/ABC plans 10-for-1 split p. 33

Cartoons on wheels p. 32

Checklist to Reduce Pollution p. 14E

Claimants seek pay p. 32

Comedians hoax papers with preacher bashing Barney p. 29

Committees pass two telco bills p.13

Craig Gemoules, an assistant city editor at the Miami Herald, has been named managing editor at the Duluth (Minn.) News-Tribune.

Ad/Sat sold to Skylight Inc. p. 22

Dare To Compare p. 17E

Dedication p. 18E

Drug Crisis Hits Home At Illinois Paper p. 9

Duncan McDonald, p. 20

Earth Beat p. 15E

Editorial cartoonist starts 'Media' strip p. 31

Edwin Diamond, p. 20

Eric Fehrnstrom, p. 20

Food drive a success p. 28

Free speech, free press p. 6

Promoter of voice personals becomes a user p. 24

Fresno Bee offers quarterly magazine p. 29

From the Editor's Desk p. 3E

Good News, Bad News p. 12

Greg Aarons, p.20

Hearst Corp. signs interactive co-publishing deal p. 25

Hearst plans home info services p. 24

Heywood Broun Award. p. 15

High court refuses to reinstate libel suit p. 21

Hollinger net declines; operating profits up p. 29

How you can help Oslobodjenje p. 35

Al Hutchison, p. 20

Indiana daily has centennial p. 28

Jim Magee, p. 20

Jim Janiga, p.20

Joe Daume, p.20

J-school receives quake grant from Los Angeles Times p.14

Judge: Printers can refuse jobs p. 21

Ken Parish Perkins, p. 20

Kit Rachlis, p. 20

Knight fellows head overseas p. 29

Kramer joins DBC p. 28

Aly Colon, p. 20

LATS has material from London paper p. 31

Tenn. Senate approves lawsuit privacy law p. 21

Lisa Warren, p.20

Loss at Rockwell Graphic Systems p. 27

Lynne Jewell, p. 20

MAN Roland weathers 'most difficult year' p.

Mark Jahne, p. 20

McClatchy stock sale planned p. 28

More buyouts at Newsday p. 34

NAA's Gollin receives NAA award p. 23

Another change at the helm of United p. 30

Study: Channel One helps students learn current events p. 15

Newspaper ad boosts consumer awareness p. 23

New classified ad section p. 23

Dealing with an age-old editing problem p. 3

Newspaper offers interactive tourist information via phone p.25

Newsday covers new New Yorkers p. 17

Newspaperdom® p.7

NLRB files complaint against Wyoming papers p. 33

N.Y. Times buyouts p. 33

Online-news on the Internet p. 25

AP journalists are under fire p. 28

Oregonian gives to community groups p. 33

OSHA steps up enforcement of environmental rules p. 21

Package for women offers new column p. 31

Paper donates recycling bins p. 17

38 papers join Verified Audit p. 35

Paul Jess, p. 20

Photographer arrested in N.J. p. 33

Postal officials working to resolve rate hike problem for some papers p.10

Photos from Impact p. 32

PDAs: Tomorrow's electronic paper today? p. 24

Blood pressure, obesity, drugs killed health columnist p.10

Rebeles make second $100,000 endowment p. 34

56% Recycled p. 16E

Recycle Masters p. 4E

Returning To The Fold? p. 18

Roberta "Bobbie" Espinosa, p. 20

Robin Williams film p. 32

Russian group to study U.S. copyright laws p.28

Says his grandfather was a worthy competitor p. 7

Scripps to buy cable TV producer p. 25

Seattle papers plan job cuts in circulation p. 29

Brickman dies at 76 p. 32

Sex offender can keep contract p. 21

Shift to morning p. 17

A CALL FOR HELP p. 44

Snake coverage was 'out in left field' p. 7

Snake photo ban rescinded p. 7

Soy Inks p. 9E

State Of High School Journalism: Poor p. 14

13 States Mandatory; 15 States Voluntary p.8E

Stephen Claypole, p. 20

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