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Friday, November 21, 2008

1994 - October 22 - Published Date

The Tangled Web They Weave: p. 22

Union 'invests' to take a peek at the company's finances p. 15

Antoinette Franceschini p. 36

A software upgrade p. 42

Atex gets further funding p. 37

Barbara Morgan, p. 26

Beetle, Lois reunite p. 42

Bernard Horton, 78, p. 27

'Bizarro' comic will switch to Universal p. 41

Boardman Getsinger, 72, p. 27

BW on PressLink p. 37

Editor & Publisher Calendar of events p. 2

200 papers to distribute Hills catalog p. 35

Caljan opens U.S. office p. 37

Censorship at BYU is kept in the closet p. 16

Charles Phelps Manship Jr., 86, p. 27

Christian Hendricks p. 36

Chuck Blevins, p. 36

Classified ad executive changes her tune about NAA's visioning process p. 7

Congress gets it worse than the president p.23

Copley is offering a new humor column p. 41

Coupons gain popularity in Japan p. 33

Covering Dissent: p. 22

A conservative and a liberal do column p. 40

David Easterly, p. 26

Deciphering politicians p. 21

Diane Haines, p. 26

Divided They Stand p. 14

Dorfman departs USA Today p. 20

Edward Shelby Moores, 72, p. 27

Edwin Muehsler, 79, p. 27

Ella Cisneros, p. 26

Environmental fellowships p. 45

Ex-police chief ordered to pay newspaper p. 31

Ad association forms diversity advisory council p. 33

Failed pol sues over tryst story p. 39

Family section p. 20

First Woman Inland Press Group President p. 25

Frank Hoenig p. 36

Frank Daniels, p. 27

Gay limerick feature p. 42

Hasse doing feature p. 42

Health data, news are top interactive interests p. 39

HIS MESSAGE TO J-SCHOOL EDUCATORS: 'LIGHTEN UP!' p. 56

Inspired by cartoon p. 42

AdSEND gets two account managers p. 33

Jane Benet, 69, p. 27

J. Coleman Malia, 79, p. 27

Jean Gannett Hawley, 70, p. 27

Joan Ryan, p. 26

John Farina, 65, p. 27

Joseph Krumholtz, 85, p. 27

Kathi Howes, 55, p. 27

Larry Sholar p. 36

Libel suit against Denver daily is dismissed p. 31

Lurie prize awarded p. 42

Ads up at N.Y. Daily News p. 35

Mabray "Doc" Kountze, 84, p. 27

McCormick grant p. 45

Media Circus p. 8

Michael Asher p. 36

Michael Parta, p. 26

Minn. appeals court upholds libel award for news, editorials p. 31

Nancy Petrey, 62, p. 27

Natalie Menges, 86, p. 27

Newspaperdom® p. 7

Newsprint numbers in July p. 37

Alan Cline, 70, p. 27

Newsweek adds on-line service p. 38

NPPA sends plea to Judge Ito p. 12

N.Y. dailies trying to assess impact of Federated/Macy's merger p. 35

Out of the news business p. 21

Photo editor dies taking pictures p. 44

'Political Correctness' p. 13

Powter's talk show p. 42

Promo features mock O.J. jury p. 44

Raymond Eby, 53, p. 27

Reflecting the times p. 6

Already-known strip offered by Creators p. 41

Reporting the War: p. 23

Response to Royko p. 42

Reuters targets new markets p. 20

Robert Palermini p. 36

Robert Myers, 87, p. 27

Ron Kaye, p. 26

RTNDA pans camera decision p. 21

Safety-Kleen recycles, recovers for printers p. 37

Same-day court victories for two Tenn. dailies p. 30

Select Marketing deal is done p. 20

Ameritech joins Tribune Co. as Peapod investor p. 38

S.F. papers battle over legal notices contract p. 32

Shagg on 'Seinfeld' and 'Ellen' sitcoms p. 41

Sikes takes post p. 44

Simpson trial judge takes no action against media — for now p. 11

Small California daily fined for ads that violate Fair Housing Act p.34

Software wiz takes a hard look at print p. 40

Stephanie Carter, p. 26

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p. 20

'That's Life' feature p. 42

Thomas Hughes, p. 26