1995 - March 18 - Published Date

Change in Copley's management ranks p. 40

ABA backs test of televised trials p. 20

Belo splits p.3

Boris Nelson, 81, p. 23

Business paper goes on line p. 3

Editor & Publisher Calendar of events p. 2

California to ease restrictions on wording of housing ads p. 26

Capital Cities/ABC p. 15

Central Newspapers p.15

Charles "Red" Norvil, 78, p. 23

Columbus Dispatch owner to provide interactive TV p. 25

Comics centennial events are coming p. 40

A business column p.42

Community-clone lawsuits continue p. 36

Courant drivers reject Teamsters p. 43

Cowles Media p.15

Editor Quits After Admitting He Plagiarized p.11

Newsman's home donated to Kansas j-school p. 43

Newspaperdom p. 7

Norm Lewis, 37, p. 22

Norman J. Puhek, 67, p. 23

New York Times Co. p.17

NY Times Co. buys Virginia TV station p. 35

Agreement To Buy p.35

N.Y. Times Co. puts five dailies up for sale p. 45

NY Times upgrades business section p. 34

Park Communications p.44

Paul Russell Lane, 83, p. 23

Polk Awards. p. 2

Press Council says fictional characters can be called 'sluts' p. 13

Prize goes to KRT p. 42

Profit Peaks Are Here Again p. 14

Pulitzer Publishing p.44

Red Cross campaign p. 6

A.H. Belo p.15

Red Cross begins major public awareness campaign p. 27

Robert Oristaglie, 70, p. 23

Robert Port, p. 22

Robertson sells news services p. 13

S. Archie Holdridge, 96, p. 23

Says editorial ignored key question about journalism school funding p.6

Say what? p. 25

Seattle Times goes online p. 25

Secrecy begets secrecy p. 6

Site on the Internet for new 'Terry' strip p. 41

American Publishing p.14

Astonished p. 7

Still ticking p. 7

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p.13

Storming a newsroom with a search warrant p. 18

Thanks for the memory p. 6

The correct address p. 42

Thomas L. Rees, 43, p. 22

Times licenses crossword platform p. 3

Time Warner buys into Latino media p. 3

Times Mirror p.44

Anderson promoted to v.p. at syndicate p. 41

'Trade libel' bill introduced p.45

Tribune Co. p.44

TV preacher's media suit dismissed p. 20

Two Steps Forward, One Step Back p. 12

Victor D. Porrino, 83, p. 23

Viscount Camrose, 83, p. 23

Washington Post Co. p.44

Wendell Jones, 40, p.22

W.H. Champion, 84, p. 23

When Does Gossip Become News? p. 9

Apple executive tells newspapers about new media p. 24

Who's Houle? p.37

William Bross Lloyd Jr., 86, p. 23

WSJ adds travel page p. 3

DeWitt Harmon Scott, 73, p. 23

Donald W. MacLean, 94, p. 23

Dow Jones & Co. p.15

Elaine Huot, p. 22

Eleanor Hamilton, p. 23

E.W. Scripps Co. p.44

Ex-United exec likes life as a literary/syndication agent p.42

Art Hanson, 85, p.23

Florida Sportswriter of the Year. p.2

Gannett Co. p.16

George Burg, 78, p. 23

Gwen Hall, 66, p. 23

Harte-Hanks Communications p.16

Helen Garside, 94, p.23

Henry Clay Gold, 64, p. 23

Hispanic ad book p. 27

Homer Jenks, 80, p. 23

IN PRAISE OF PUBLIC JOURNALISM p. 56

ASNE Awards. p. 2

Janet Hook, p.22

Jeff Sotman, p. 22

Jeff Burkhead, p. 22

Jeff M. David, p. 22

Jeffrey A. Wilson, 47, p. 22

Jimmy Powers, 92, p. 23

John J. Louis, 69, p. 23

John O. Emmerich, 65, p. 23

John T. Marlier, 46, p. 23

Journalist murder accomplice is sentenced p. 12