1995 - February 18 - Published Date

Locally edited Sunday magazines struggle to survive p. 30

A blind date with revenue p. 38

Editor & Publisher Calendar of events p. 2

Calif. daily seeks police files p. 21

Campus paper kept in dark about suicide attempts p. 18

CD-ROM graphics are offered by KRT p. 43

Charles Trowbridge Sr., 87, p. 23

Court won't hear campus paper case p. 21

Coyte White, 68, p. 23

Creators is offering celebrity caricatures p. 43

Daniel Halsey Wells, 79, p. 23

Disagrees with SIU's decision p. 9

A new censorship p.8

Dow Jones offers online alert system p.37

Donald Staley Gibbs, 90, p.23

Dow Jones, Nikkei link online services p. 3

Erna "Christiansen" Clendaniel, 75, p.23

Evan Cooper, p. 22

First U.S. Uniset ready to print p. 41

Francis T. "Ted" Hoskins, 74, p. 23

Free tax guide for journalists is available p. 35

Gail P. Westry, 40, p. 23

Ga. paper is clearinghouse p. 2

Astrologer is online p.44

Geraldine L. King, 67, p. 23

Ghanaian editor seeks help p. 27

Going Sunday p. 45

Harrison Salisbury papers given to Columbia p.27

High rating for NY Times Co. debt p.12

Houston Chronicle to offer online newspaper p. 39

Jack Denton Scott, 79, p. 23

James Quinn, 68, p. 23

James M. McAllister, 79, p. 23

Jenel Williams, p.22

Audiotex product p.37

Jerry W. Friedheim, p.22

John Quinn, p. 22

John "Jack" Conway, 81, p.23

John R. Case, 90, p. 23

Joint venture on World Wide Web p. 37

Journalistic Feuding Erupts p.14

Judge finds for Denver Post p. 20

Judge dismisses Grunseth lawsuit p. 21

Killing j-schools p. 8

Knight-Ridder's Roger Fidler: Contrarian or guru? p. 36

Bailey Dabney, p. 22

Lamar Downtain, 69, p. 23

Law Forbidding Pay For News Is Challenged p.11

Leo Suarez, 37, p. 23

Local news p. 8

L. Stedem Wood, 38, p. 22

Marc Ryan, p. 22

METRO SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS p.33

MobileComm to provide data on Olympics p. 37

Monitor changes p. 27

Newspapers First to represent Pittsburgh daily p.26

Baseball strike has had no impact on his paper p. 9

Newspaperdom® p. 9

Newsprint numbers p. 41

Norman A. Rosinski, 48, p.22

OPC awards four scholarships p.45

Pauley grant p. 27

Percy Knauth, 80, p.23

Pittsburgh paper opts for flexo p. 40

Reuters, British Sky agree on plan p. 37

Robert W. Wells, 76, p. 23

Seton Hall weekly scores big for Parker coverage p. 16

Boss tells ad staff: You really ought to subscribe at home p. 12

S.F. papers win court order opening secret police files p.20

Sherrie Good, p.22

Sleaze: how big a factor in newspaper voice personals? p. 39

Sold, Sold p. 13

Spanish-language paper expands p. 12

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p. 2

Syndicate files motion in contentious column case p. 44

Terri Hayes Woods, p. 22

THE INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY: WHAT NEWSPAPERS SHOULD KNOW p. 56

Bruce N. Morang, 64, p. 23

Providence Journal to close its Sunday magazine p.34

The top 10 comics? p. 44

Tom Johnson, 61, p. 23

Tony Spina, 80, p. 23

UM names Lane to Southern sales post p. 43

Universal birthday celebrated in K.C. p.42

Utah police apologize to media p.20

Victor Riesel, 81, p.23

Editor Discloses rape p. 17

William C. Osmola, 84, p. 23

Buyers are coming p. 27

Wrong affiliation p. 9