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Friday, November 21, 2008

1994 - August 13 - Published Date

Harold Norman, 86, p.21

PR Newswire, p. 20

James Buchanan, 77, p. 21

Mona Burns, p. 20

Editor & zPublisher Calendar of events p. 2

James Carey, p. 20

Ken Carter, p. 20

China rules seek journalism cleanup p. 23

Walter Clemons, 64, p. 21

Collier-Jackson sold to Canadian firm p.30

Community papers must specialize in local news p. 7

Cop misconduct records stay closed p. 35

Ad Attack p. 11

Cowles on-line p. 30

Diversity's Delineations p. 14

Drop Indian sports terms, minorities say p. 19

Educator presents his side of U. of Georgia controversy over student paper policy p. 7

James Edwards, 58, p. 21

Ethical Principles p. 6

Chuck Farraj, p. 20

FreeHand to revert to Altsys p. 31

Fugitives' photos lead to arrests p. 23

William Ross Gardiner, 48, p. 21

American Color executive joins potential competitor p. 34

Bernard Garnett, 53, p. 21

Goodson papers are not for sale p. 23

Kathryn Grayburn, 77, p. 21

Richard Greene, p. 20

Charles Henry Hamilton, 90, p. 21

Mary Healy, 66, p. 21

David Herfort p. 29

1 in 3 homes has a computer p. 31

Edward Huff, p. 20

Independent Newspapers Inc., Dover, Del., p.29

APME Retreats On Strict Ethics Code p. 18

Inter Press cuts support for N. American outlet p. 17

Jersey press group hits hard in bid for political ads p. 28

Kansas City newspaper and radio personality p. 29

Frank Keegan, p. 20

Schaefer Bryant Kendrick, 78, p. 21

Kup's cruise sails for 50th year p. 19

Harlan Levy, p.20

Charles Lucey, 89, p. 21

James Campbell MacDonald, 75, p. 21

Charles Conrad Manley, 81, p. 21

BAN THE NAMING OF RAPE VICTIMS? "DON'T USE MY name!" p. 48

Harold Martin, 83, p. 21

Nick Mayle, p. 20

Robert McKnight Sr., 80, p. 21

Michigan ousts sunshine suit p. 35

Employees of the Monroe (Mich.) Evening News p. 29

Montana papers sue for tax records p. 35

Edward Mullin, 67, p. 21

Dean Murphy, p. 20

NAA Classified Awards. p. 2

Name change p. 13

David Bieber, p. 20

Thomas Neri, p. 20

Newspaper, community cooperate against crime p. 13

Newspaperdom® p. 7

N.J. paper gets casino info p. 35

N.Y. Daily News 'wins' Thumbs Down, again p. 15

N.Y. Times commits to build new plant p.30

O.J. number callers p. 34

Jean Olson, p. 20

Penney-Missouri Awards. p. 2

John Phillips, 55, p. 21

Paul Blawie, 69, p. 21

Princely happening p. 34

Pulitzer Winner Commits Suicide p. 22

Brian Quigley, 37, p. 21

James Quinn, p. 20

Quno p. 31

Sacramento Bee carrier stabbed to death on route p. 13

Scarborough apologizes for newspaper survey done for TV network p. 27

Self-protection info p. 34

Dolores Semeraro, 48, p. 21

Sentinel promo p. 26

Daniel Blum, 69, p. 21

Carolyn Smith p. 29

Sportswriter is honored p. 36

Francis Stilley, 76, p. 21

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p. 23

Dean Rayford Sueltenfuss, 26, p. 21

Syndicates criticize comics survey firm p. 32

There's no censorship quite like murder Foreign born, they died violently

Ronald Thornburg, p. 20

Times A Changing At Third World Agency p. 16

Tindle Newspapers Ltd., p. 29

Nadine Brown, 83, p. 21

Trouble Under The Big Tent p. 12

United for the cause of newsroom diversity p. 5

Unity '94 p. 6

Unusual alliances bring ad dollars to newspapers p. 26

Valassis buys check firm p. 26

Victory 'Rockets' Houston Post sales p. 36

Tony Wassell, 34, p.21

Watch out for outrageous ads p. 27

What about the five Ws? p. 7

Where's The Outrage? p. 9