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Sunday, March 21, 2010

1994 - December 24 - Published Date

P. Andrew McMills, 47

CPA Newspaper Executive of the Year

Alison True, managing editor at the Chicago Reader, has been named editor.

API creates

Arthur F. Felt Jr., 80, editor at the New Orleans Times-Picayune during the early 1970s, died Nov. 6.

Artists from abroad pg 28

Jackie Pride,

ASJA joins J-Forum pg 19

Attempting to satisfy a disgruntled reader pg 14

A comics exhibition p. 42

Boston Globe special guide pg 22

Brand is appointed pg 28

Buffett buys Gannett stake pg 10

Editor & Publisher Calendar of events p.2

'Calvin' is returning with a big client list pf 27

Cartoonists appear pg 28

Campus Journalism Censorship by theft

June (Mickel) Frank, 75,

Charles McManis, of Copley Los Angeles Newspapers, has been elected president of the California Newspaper Carrier Foundation Inc.

Christmas dinner pg 17

Community Action Network Awards. Five newspapers have been recognized by the nonprofit Community Action Network for focusing attention on societal problems.

Libel in cyberspace

Dale Duncan, president and publisher at the Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Times Leader, has been appointed president and publisher of the Oakland Press in Pontiac, Mich., effective Feb. 1.

Dallas paper has religion section pg 5

Election Coverage Tops Public Interest

Difficult choices for

Former editor derides

Four more papers join the 'Partners Program' pg 10

Justin R. "Andy" Anderson, 87

Robert Allen Frew, 80, former European manager for the Army Times, died Nov. 9 in Augusta, Maine.

Gary Larson (not the cartoonist) gives controversial endorsement

Reaching out for Generation X

Globe changes TMC product pg 3

Gordon Hall, general manager at the Midland (Mich.) Daily News, has been named publisher.

Guild Balks At TV Appearances

Guy Gannett sells commercial printer pg 31

James W. Hertsch, 94, a founder and former general manager of Graphics of Peconic, a Flanders, N.Y., printing business, died Oct. 19 in Chapel Hill, N.C., as a result of injuries suffered in a fall in his home.

Hollinger buys shares

IAPA urges veto of Venezuelan law restricting media pg 3

Kevin Kelly, 64

Indiana papers exceed recycle goal pg 25

Journalist-in- residence in Moscow pg 3

Irish dailies to enter crowded Sunday market pg 5

Journalists get wings pg 6

Judge dismisses charges against photographer pg 3

LATS representing a weather map firm pg 27

LEGALLY SPEAKING pg 13

Media wins partial victory pg 12

Milwaukee paper installs news racks for disabled pg 17

Minority scholarships given pg 3

Arthur Margosian, 64

Nexis adds 33 newspapers pg 25

Newspaperdom® pg 7

Newsprint numbers pg 25

Electronic paper joins NNA pg 14

Times divests paper mill stake pg 25

Oakes Environmental Journalism Award. Rocky Mountain News science reporter Joseph B. Verrengia is the first recipient of the John B. Oakes Award for Distinguished Environmental Journalism, named for and endowed by the former New York Times editorial page editor.

THE HOUSE OF Representatives is expected to vote early in the new session to make more of its committee hearings available to cameras. Under the proposal, all hearings, meetings and markups would be open to television cameras.

by M.L. Stein

Largest ever issue pg 22

Letters to the Editor

Mary Ann Yodelis Smith

Phoenix Gazette offers section to young readers pg 21

Phone book venture pg 30

Providence papers up price pg 5

Ralph Stein, 85, a writer, cartoonist and illustrator whose works appeared in dozens of publications, died after a long illness Nov. 27 in Old Saybrook, Conn.

Reporter ordered to answer questions about birthday party pg 12

Ron Lamar, general manager and division manager of Donrey Outdoor-Little Rock, has been named vice president of the outdoor/television/cable group.

Says letter smacked of sour grapes pg 7

Don A. Schanche, 68, bureau chief in Cairo, Rome and the Caribbean for the Los Angeles Times, died Nov. 17.

Local newspapers essential to Sears' new thrust pg 22

SEATTLE READERS ARE giving "Far Side" creator Gary Larson a drawing-board send-off.

Robert J. Blakely, 79

Design group ponders redesigning itself pg 5

Northern California SPJ Awards. San Francisco Chronicle columnist Art Hoppe, former San Jose Mercury News editor and publisher Larry Jinks, and former San Francisco Examiner makeup editor Bill Kong have been honored by the Northern California chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists for their professional achievements and service to the profession and to SPJ.

Cartoon spokesdog pg 28

Sports psychologist is writing a column pg 27

THE KEY TO CONVERTING YOUNG

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p.14

Student essays confront violence pg 19

Sun-Sentinel concentrates on immigration pg 5

Times Co. gets Moody's rating pg 14

Times Sq. sign up for grabs pg 22