1995 - February 04 - Published Date

AAJA considers skipping Calif. p. 48

A changing service p.36

Audiotex: A Gateway Into Modern Publishing p. 15T

Baseball manager writing a column p. 37

Calendar of events p. 2

Campus administrators: censors or publishers? p. 7

Carol Pierce, p. 23

Cascade expands p. 30

CE Engineering Publishing Systems Inc. p. 31

Changes in awards p. 36

Chicago theaters pan Tribune redesign before it opens p. 27

Christine John, p. 23

A column is offered p. 36

C. Michael Armstrong, 56, p. 23

Comic cat has new operation in Tokyo p. 34

Comic is reinstated p. 36

Competition brewing in Milwaukee? p. 15

Covering A Controversial Story p. 16

Creating A New Paper In Milwaukee p. 12

CText Inc. p. 38

Cybergraphic Inc. Burlington, Mass. p. 31

Dale Buchtel, p. 23

Ad sales up at N.Y. Daily News p.27

Dan Even, p. 22

David Clayton p. 23

David A. Thurm, 41, p. 30

Deadline Data Systems Inc. Topsfield, Mass. p. 31

Dick Isham, 57, p. 22

'Discover' excerpts p. 36

Dow Jones & Co. elects Salinas p. 29

'Ethics & Religion' is offered by NYTS p. 34

Famous photo almost wasn't p. 37

Finance director is appointed by TMS p. 35

A Home Remedy For Technotrauma p. 10TC

Fire Bosses, Hire Reporters p. 9

T. Floyd Spencer, p. 23

Fran Scarlett, 30, p. 30

Freedom's Champion: Elijah Lovejoy. p. 25

Gannett's suburban N.Y. papers to go online via Prodigy p. 33

Harris Publishing Systems Corp. p. 31

Houston Post rebuffs Robertson p. 38

HUD clarifies its classified ad language policy p. 26

Jerry Collins, p. 23

John F. Greenman, p. 22

Alternate delivery firms seek relaxation of mail regulations p.28

Joseph A. O'Brien, p. 23

Journalist to media mogul p. 29

Karl Heminger, p. 23

Knight-Ridder paper joins the World Wide Web p. 32

Lurie will speak and receive prize at UN p. 35

Lynn Ridder p. 30

Magazine high p. 28

Media Get To Cover Release Of Wolves p. 21

Media Virus! Hidden Agendas in Popular Culture. p. 25

Michael R. Fancher, p. 22

An award for Batiuk p. 36

Michelle Wilbur, p. 23

Michigan Hall of Fame. p. 2

Michael F. Killian, p. 23

Mike Martin p. 30

Multimedia consolidates cable operations p.33

Museum gets early drawings of Mickey p. 35

Newspaperdom® p.7

Newspapers surge into new media p. 33

New York Times restructures ad sales offices p. 28

NYSBA Zenger Awards. p. 2

AP Graphics Contest. p. 2

Paper launches religion magazine p. 11

Patricia Carey, p. 23

P. Clinton Rierson p. 30

Police Officer Assaults Photographer p. 24

Political ads p.6

Pro Football Writers Awards. p. 2

Public's opinion of news differs from editors' views p. 29

Ready, Fire, Aim p. 20TC

Real Life Implementation Of An Online Newspaper Presence p. 22TC

Reno goals met p. 11

AP journalists get 3% pay hike p. 11

Robert D. Ingle, 55, p. 22

Robert Rothacker, p. 23

Roberts go online p. 36

Russ Kostinas, p. 22

Seven get Patterson grants p. 11

Sisters writer doing clothes competition p. 35

Special edition for Tenn. daily

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p. 29

Student editor pulls a no-no p. 18

Student newspapers flock to Internet p. 32

A Tangled Web For Newspapers p.4TC

Sun donations p. 21

Supermarket Tabloids Set O.J. Case Pace p. 10

Swedish campaign p. 36

Syndicate offers art from Simpson trial p. 35

The Columbus, Ga., Ledger-Enquirer p. 22

The Next Generation Newspaper: Avoiding Future Shock p. 16TC

Thomas Cusack p. 30

TMS is publishing a daily cartoon fax p. 34

Topping named Columbia professor p. 20

Two editorial execs promoted at United p. 34