1994 - June 11 - Published Date

Advanced Technical Solutions Inc., p. 28

Advice Meehan, p. 22

Autologic Inc., p. 28

Editor & Publisher Calendar of events p.2

California editors' group to lobby for j-schools p. 20

Cap Cities/ABC split p. 7

Capitalizing on a promotion opportunity p. 24

Cartoonists launch a media committee p. 30

Cash flow growing at Journal Register p. 5

Chicago Sun-Times lays off 16 office workers; says more cuts to come p. 13

Christopher Bonin, p. 22

CNN fashion editor will write for LATS p. 31

A four-legged writer gets muzzled in R.I. p. 32

Columbia University Awards. p. 2

Columnist going to Atlanta and United p. 31

Comsat offers global service p. 35

converts to four-color magazine p. 13

corrections p. 7

Curt Peterson, p. 22

CWS package has cartoons on soccer p. 32

David Barber, p. 22

D-Day is recalled in 'Peanuts' sequence p. 31

Denver daily offers pet page p. 11

Aldus Corp., Seattle, Wash., p. 28

Department is now a school p. 18

Desktop info p. 35

Don Bailey, p. 22

'Doonesbury' series gets editor reaction p. 32

Downside Of Political Correctness p. 9

DuPont Printing & Publishing, Wilmington, Del., and Mitsubishi Paper Mills Ltd., White Plains, N.Y., p. 28

Former judge sues Courier-Journal p. 27

Framework for the Cox interactive plan p. 34

Frequent-reader program launched p. 13

Fromson succeeds Woestendiek as USC j-school director p. 13

Alina Haws, p. 22

Gannett buy back p. 5

Georgia Alumni Awards. p. 2

Graphic Color Corp., Elk Grove Village, Ill., p. 28

Harris Publishing Systems Corp., Melbourne, Fla., and the Vu/Text Library Services Inc. p. 28

Hearst unveils new media center p. 5

Hung jury in Philadelphia libel case p. 27

Individual Inc. adds news sources p. 35

$11,225 in legal fees recovered by newspaper p.27

Investigation into Detroit JOA antitrust charges heating up p. 33

Irish newspaper group opposes mandatory recycling p. 29

Al Nakkula Award. p. 2

Island Graphics Corp., p. 28

Jack Pelligrinelli, p. 22

Jean Halle, p. 22

Judge improperly closed jury selection, appeals court says p. 27

Kansas-based chain sues Houston weekly group p. 26

Knight fellows at MIT p. 21

Lori Hire, p. 22

Los Angeles Sentinel opens new building p. 29

Los Angeles Times helps Oslobodenje p. 5

Low re-elected p. 36

Are campuses losing their sense of humor? p. 16

Maren Bingham, p. 22

Maurice Fliess, p. 22

Media General sells Garden State shares p. 5

Merisel Inc. p. 28

More newspapers recycled in U.S. p. 29

N. Christian Anderson, p. 22

NEWSPAPERS HAVE FORGOTTEN HOW TO USE LOCAL NEWS p. 48

Newspaperdom® p. 7

Newsprint makers cut discounts p. 29

New York Times produces, distributes special Flintstone supplement p. 25

Arthritis Foundation Journalism Awards. p. 2

N.Y. Times moves style section p. 5

Ohio papers exceed '96 recycling goal p. 29

On-line travel service planned p. 35

Phillips fellowship p. 21

Pitman Co., Secaucus, N.J., p. 28

Publisher honored p. 18

Ray Dallman, p. 22

Reaching Young Readers p. 12

Reuters to open Cleveland bureau p.5

Robert Nutting, p. 22

Routine Coverage Turns Deadly p. 10

Roy Rivenburg, p. 22

Sacramento Bee columnist is forced to resign p. 11

Sandia Imaging Systems, the Carrollton, Texas, subsidiary of Lasertechnics Inc., p. 28

Says columnists should express their opinions p. 7

Scholarships p. 21

Six cartoon panels in 'Guest' package p. 31

Sportswriters to introduce Hall of Fame inductees p. 11

Startext offers on-line guide to restaurants p. 35

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p. 33

Attack Journalism p. 14

Stop apologizing p. 6

Stuttering Foundation Journalism Awards. p. 2

SunSoft Inc., p. 28

Texas rejects N11 p. 35

The La Follettes of Wisconsin: p. 23

U. of Alaska gets USIA grant to Russian journalists p.21

Washington Post reporter sues city p. 27

Weekly newspaper converts to four-color magazine p. 25

Western Lithotech, St. Louis, and Autologic Inc., p. 28

Winning Back Lost Readers Worldwide p. 19