1994 - June 25 - Published Date

Resuscitating The New York Daily News p. 13

The O.J. Case And The Press p. 81

Corrections p. 7

An Advance Look At Tampa Bay Online p. 28

Corrections p. 7

Another Telco Bill Introduced p. 95

APPLIED GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGIES, p. 38

Attention: Pentagon p. 6

'Baby Blues' news p. 112

Barron's price up p. 95

Beer companies spent less on promotion in 1993 p. 75

Beryl Ann Brownell, 74, p. 65

Digital Link Gateway p. 104

Birthday and show p. 112

Boston guide p. 109

Bruce Gaultney, p. 64

Bruce Gensmer, p. 64

Editor&Publisher Calendar of events p. 2

Calif. paper wins right to see jury transcript p. 117

California daily closes p. 79

Calif. open meetings guide offered p. 115

Chicago Sun-Times picks up USA Weekend to replace Parade p. 76

Chris Hixenbaugh, p. 64

A BURNING ISSUE, OR HOT OFF THE PRESSES p. 128

Comic couple's kid p. 112

Competitors Of The Community p. 16

Corrections (Herbert Meeker) p. 7

Corrections ( Multimedia) p. 7

Courtesy of the New York Daily News p.

Cox gives to Florida A&M p. 109

Creators is offering Cockburn's column p. 111

David Meade Jr., p. 64

Diane Coryell, 60, p. 65

Dorothy Brant Brazier, 86, p. 65

A cartoon deadline p. 112

Downbeat look at a profession's future p. 110

EGS AMERICAS INC. p. 38

Electronic Gatekeeper For News p. 70

Eugene Lambert, 78, p.

Fox leaves Times Mirror for Landmark COO post p. 76

Frank Leto, p. 64

Fred Kardon, p. 64

Free finance advice offered by N.Y. Daily News p. 48

Gannett Co. and the information superhighway p. 36

Gannett Executive Awards. p. 114

Ad Express to offer ad rate service p. 75

Gary Plackemeier, p. 64

Ga. scholarships p. 115

Geoman Comes To The U.S. p. 18

Gray Communications Systems Inc., Albany, Ga., p. 78

Harold Gustave Seipp, 91, p. 65

'Harold' syndicated p. 112

Harvey Hopkins, p. 64

Herbert R. Meeker, 81, p. 65

Hollinger dividend p. 105

IDAB INC. p. 38

Allan Kain, 73, p. 65

Invisible Digital Copyright ID p. 62

Jerry Gentry Gambill, 67, p.

John Greve, 47, p. 65

John "Jack" Lahaie, 64, p. 65

Journal/Sentinel leases trucks and maintenance p. 94

Journalist opposes plan to create a news council with taxpayers' money p. 7

Landmark Chicago newsstand razed p. 44

K&B reports lower sales, steady profits; KBA-Motteris back in the black p. 97

Kids to France p. 75

La. schools get accreditation p.

'Ambler' re-released p. 112

Luis Corral, 30, p. 65

Privacy on the poverty beat p. 92

Mary Barbara Schofield Allen, 83, p. 65

Media role in wake of disasters is examined at round table p. 77

N11: Dialing Is The Only Thing Simple p. 54

Naomi Callarman Knickmeyer, 65, p. 65

Newhouse graduate apprentices named p. 60

News Journal gives Press Passes p. 60

News about awards p. 112

Newspapers settle dispute over advertising slogan p. 75

American Publishing reports small profit p. 103

Newspaperdom® p. 7

Newsx has material from the Arab world p. 111

Nicholas Cavataro, 73, p. 65

Nixon And The Press p. 82

No bearers, and other changes p.

Nonprofit group claims ad bias p. 76

N.Y. Times sponsors U.S. Open p. 68

N.Y. Times launches edition on America Online p. 117

Ohio high court rejects suit against Plain Dealer p. 105

Pam Fernandez, p. p. 64

A mini tie up on the information highway p. 56

Paper runs photos of Rostenkowski's merchandise p. 60

Paul Hornung, 78, p. 65

Paul Green Houston, 52, p. 65

Peter Horvitz, p. 78

PICTURE NETWORK INTERNATIONAL p. 38

Press-presidency relationship is redefined, study says p. 48

Protesting The Pulitzer Prize p. 58

Pulliam fellows p. 108

Quebecor hikes quarterly profit p. 60

Ray Noonan, 80, p. 65