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Friday, November 21, 2008

1994 - April 23 - Published Date

Pair of scholarships p. 118

Robert McCormick, p. 67

Editors hear complaints p. 8

In Or Out? p. 103

Marie Brenner returns to the baseball field p. 45

New comic for kids p. 118

Beeline offers expanded service p. 111

John Berry, p. 67

More than just a fish wrapper p. 89

Black Weekly Firebombed p. 46

He questions editor's opinion about gay journalists p. 11

Mary Jane Patrone, p. 67

Addendum p. 10

Price hike p. 102

The 3,000-circulation weekly Buffalo River Review, Linden, Tenn., p.68

Stephen Shanks, p. 67

Calendar of events p. 2

University debates the focus of former black-oriented paper p. 62

Cap Cities gift p. 19

Houston Post offers Carline p. 83

Casey Center fellowships p. 103

Times Mirror buys multimedia firm p. 111

Newman selected for hall of fame p. 60

Linda Breedlove, p.66

Peter Belluomini, p. 67

Clarification p. 9

Courant redesigns classified section p. 80

Clingman Award is established p. 60

Clinton Urges Press To Act More Responsibly p. 16

Diversity coach explains his job p. 122

Smaller syndicate with big problems p. 116

Forget conversion from p.m. to a.m.; reader favors an all-day paper p. 10

Cowles grants p. 122

Andrea Maniscalco, p. 66

Newspaperdom p. 9

Robert Laska, p. 67

Printers oust CWA local p. 48

What do you dislike about your job? p. 34

Dolan Media p. 68

EastSide Weekend, p. 68

'Ecotoon' is offered to 500 newspapers p. 117

EDS at work for Dow Jones p. 104

Ergonomic deal at Detroit News p. 85

E-mail is in 'Ernest' p. 118

Who hit his finger? p. 118

Penn State alumni fellows named p. 134

The 4,987-circulation weekly Forsyth Forum, Cumming, Ga., p.68

Garden Writers Awards. p. 113

PR practitioner: Most readers do not want to read about the hiring of gay/lesbian journalists p. 9

Susan Chilton Shumate p.66

Jim Godbold, p. 67

An Alternative Success Story p. 84

'Gotcha Journalism' Takes No Prisoners p. 100

Tom Sexton, p. 66

Joan Hall, p. 66

Conn. publisher hand-delivers free Sunday copies p. 82

Anniversary dinner p. 118

Newspaper chosen over information highway p. 45

Price hike p. 38

Chicago Tribune to give away house again p. 82

Detroit newspapers team with local ad agencies p. 81

Free press attracts libel suits in Hungary p. 124

Scholarship honors Illinois publisher p. 89

Superintegrators p. 108

Recruiting Guest Columnists p. 38

Dow Jones interns p. 89

Jack McCloskey Mineral County Independent News Hawthorne, Nev. p. 70

API opens new conference areas funded by grant p. 88

Japanese newspaper ad revenues down p. 83

Japanese newspaper execs held hostage for six hours p. 46

Congressman seeks examination of JOA ad prices p. 81

Journalists Recall That Day In Dallas p. 74

John Peter Zenger Award. p. 113

Dispute over term 'junk mail' heats up p. 80

Tom Kurdy, p.67

John Lindsey, p. 67

Syndicate launches 'Magic Eye' feature p. 117

Panel: Continue Radio, TV Marti p. 48

Armstrong Publishing Co. Inc. p. 68

Matrix Award. p. 113

Montclair Newspapers p. 68

Moody's reviews Park debt rating p. 48

Says review was misleading p. 10

Morton's newspaper forum displaced by industry's review p. 88

Parade to move from the Chicago Sun-Times to the Chicago Tribune p. 82

Protector Of Commercial Speech Stepping Down p. 40

Nancy Long, p. 66

Newspaperdom® p. 9

NENA Awards. p. 113

Aronson Award. p. 113

New look p. 64

Neubacher Award. p. 113

New location p. 82

Touting The Window Of Opportunity p.

Nikki Andrews, p. 67

Carl Burger, p. 66

N.J. Business Journalism Awards. p. 113

Some action is better than nothing at all p. 11

NYTS coordinates international survey p. 117

Ogden Newspapers p. 68