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Friday, November 21, 2008

1994 - April 09 - Published Date

Advanced Publishing Technology, Los Angeles p. 42

Alford Rudnick, 87, p. 33

Candace Page, p. 32

Carl Fiedler, 72, p. 33

Scientologists Take On Florida Paper p. 16

Clarification p. 7

Clayte Binion Jr., 81, p. 33

CPFP changes name to Avenor Inc. p. 44

CSPA gets gift p. 28

CText Inc. Ann Arbor, Mich. p. 42

David Briggs, p. 32

'Defending' column syndicated by King p. 47

An uninformed readership p. 6

Digital Technology International Orem, Utah p. 42

Disagreement Leads To Resignation p. 14

Editors Trade Barbs About Proposed News Council p. 13

Ex-Knight-Ridder ad salesman wins discrimination suit p. 24

'Franchising' news p. 48

'Garfield' creator to leave United Media p. 46

GATF president dies p. 44

Globe union joins Guild p. 34

Goldsmith Prize. p. 45

Guilty verdict 17 years later p. 24

AP fax service offers travel info p. 38

Harris Publishing Systems Corp. Melbourne, Fla. p. 42

Henry Prendergast, 86, p. 33

Herman "Red" Harchik, 70, p.33

Income declines p. 34

In Defense Of An Ethics Code p. 12

Six Chains form multimedia research firm p. 38

Jay Harris, p. 32

John Every, 83, p.33

Jonathan Susskind, 33, p. 33

Journalists attacked in South Africa p.

A popular transcript p. 48

Kimberly-Clark expands de-inking p. 44

Laurie Fox, p. 32

Lelyveld replaces Frankel; Roberts joins N.Y. Times p. 18

Lena Beatrice Neusner, 92, p.

Leopold Shapiro, 87, p. 33

Libel suit against financial newsletter is thrown out p.20

Lupica free to go p.11

Miami Herald Now Quadrilingual p. 18

Miami Herald rated top Fla. workplace for women p. 28

Arthur Alan Culver, 87, p. 33

More Than Just Talk p. 17

More action on secrecy p. 6

Muriel Kennedy, 72, p. 33

NAA offers literacy supplement p. 28

Natalie Smith, p. 32

Negative comments in story upset parent firm p. 15

News about honors p. 48

News associations file brief in N.H. newspaper's appeal p. 22

Newspaperdom® p. 7

N.Y. Post becomes burglary victim p. 34

Bert Struby, 77, p. 33

On-line service has seven CS columns p. 47

Page goes bilingual p. 48

Paper has RAP p. 41

Park Put In Play p. 9

Philadelphia Tribune is 100 years old p. 28

Photographers hurt in Arab protest p. 28

Polk Awards. p. 45

Press restricted at media-military relations conference p. 26

Price hike p. 34

Publisher takes his competitor to task p. 7

Editor&Publisher Calendar of events p. 2

Pulitzer in Delphi deal p. 39

Quayle will write a syndicated column p. 47

Quebecor adopts Hypercard SMDS for Globe tabs p. 26

Quebecor unit splits stock p. 44

Randy Shilts, 42, p. 33

Recycling A Story Is Not Unethical p. 11

Red ink ebbs at triple-I p. 42

Reuters forms new media subsidiary p. 39

Richard "Dick" Collins Morrison, 52, p. 33

Richard Remmert, p. 32

California daily stops accepting tobacco ads p. 37

Robert Bruegger, 70, p. 33

Rockwell names Bain engineer of the year p. 44

Roy Wellman, p. 32

Russian resurfaces p. 48

San Francisco Chronicle still is not for sale, paper's chairman says p. 10

Satellite firms cleared for launch p. 28

Savannah paper focuses on Olympics p. 34

Says journalism profs care about the profession p. 7

Scripps Howard Awards. p. 45

SND Contest. p. 45

California cartoons p. 48

Solomon does film p.

Southam buys shows p. 44

Sportswriters Hall of Fame. p. 45

Stanley Pieza, 88, p.33

Steve Leininger, 48, p. 33

Steve Lowery, p. 32

Steve Weiss, 42, p. 33

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p. 45

Student kicked out after publishing underground paper p. 30

Suit about governor's schedule rejected p. 24