1994 - June 04 - Published Date

McClatchy prices public offering p. 58

Adam Kalb, 81, p. 27

Audion Bureau turns 80 p. 32

Audit Bureau rule changes p. 53

Batiuk's gun series p. 56

Bill Roessler, p. 26

Bill Donaldson, p. 26

Brigitte Greenberg, p. 26

Editor&Publisher Calendar of events p. 2

Cameras in N.Y. courts p. 6

Cartoonists help cartoonist while she recovers from hand ailments p. 55

Caution urged on info highway p. 51

Additional winners in INMA/E&P contest p. 7

CENTRAL NEWSPAPERS p. 16

'Comics' editor dies p. 56

Concentrate On Loyal Readers p. 32

Consumer spending on newspapers was up in 1993 p. 30

Cooperation between marketing, news suggested p. 28

Corporate Liars And Unfair Business Coverage p. 14

COWLES MEDIA p. 16

Credentialing Requirements Scaled Back p. 11

Dale Lewis, Martin, S.D., p. 52

Daniel Flavin, 78, p. 27

'Adolf' strip offered p. 56

Daniels joins philanthropy board p. 57

Darrell Durham, p.26

DataTimes adds 22 newspapers p. 50

Data demonstration p. 56

David Bowen, 67, p.

Davis, United close 'Garfield' agreement p. 55

Disputed legal ad contract awarded to San Francisco Examiner p. 30

Dolan Media Co., p. 52

Doris Dunlap, p. 26

DOW JONES & CO. p. 17

A.H. BELO p. 16

Elizabeth Brenner, p. 26

EU phone systems debt risk stable p. 51

E.W. SCRIPPS CO. p. 20

First-quarter gains p. 6

Former mayor charged with making harassing calls to Colorado paper p. 12

Founders return to Chicago bilingual papers p. 53

Freedom Forum libraries open in Croatia, Latvia p. 58

Funding expands IIA capacity p. 51

GANNETT CO. p. 17

Geoffry Abraham Fisher, 77, p. 27

American Publishing Co., West Frankfort, Ill., p. 52

George Doran, 81, p. 27

George Campbell, 70, p. 27

George Shivers, 80, p. 27

George Tames, 75, p. 27

HARTE-HANKS COMMUNICATIONS p. 17

Hazel Brannon Smith, 80, p. 27

Helping a retail outlet find a location means more ads for newspaper p. 29

Hiding racist words will not make them disappear p. 7

Hollinger unit raises $88 million in public offering p. 32

Hollinger sheds partial stake in Daily Telegraph p. 7

A message to newspaper marketers p. 31

Howard Sochurek, 69, p.27

James Dobbins, 69, p. 27

John Jones Jr., 76, p. 27

John Drew Greensmith, 68, p. 27

John Milton Morris, 87, p. 27

John Roche, 70, p. 27

KNIGHT-RIDDER p. 17

Knight-Ridder scholarships p. 49

Lawrence Thomas, p. 26

LEE ENTERPRISES p. 17

An interactive strip p. 56

Lewis Robeson, 89, p. 27

Locher prize winner p. 56

Long Island Jewish World Expands p. 52

Los Angeles Times improves its lifestyle section p. 53

Marcel Pacatte, 63, p. 27

Material on Internet p. 56

McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS p. 18

Media Rate Stephen Breyer 'Not Too Bad' p. 13

MEDIA GENERAL p. 18

Miles Meyerson, 71, p. 27

Anne Kelman, p. 26

MULTIMEDIA p. 18

National Writers Workshop draws 3,000 journalists p. 48

N.C. newspapers to conduct survey p. 29

New overseas office p. 51

Newspaper Financial Reports p. 16

New Mexican starts audiotex service p. 51

Newspaperdom® p. 7

Newsprint recycling plans p. 50

Newspaper to appeal $985,000 libel verdict p. 24

April magazine advertising up p. 30

NEW YORK TIMES CO. p. 18

Niana Staley Crane, 85, p. 27

On-line reference library for kids p. 51

Ottaway Newspapers Inc., Campbell Hall, N.Y., p. 52

PARK COMMUNICATIONS p. 18

Polychrome exec wins award p. 50

Press Freedom Day Honors Journalists p. 48

PULITZER PUBLISHING CO. p. 20

Quno restores soil, contributes forest p. 50

Richard Hainey, 71, p. 27