1995 - September 09 - Published Date

A columnist on TV p.36

Ad Express files Chpater 7 p. 26

Black journalists ponder pitfalls p.10

Editor & Publisher Calendar of events p.2

Calla Hay, 89, p. 23

'Calvin' wins again p.36

Carol Sulzberger, 68, p.23

Carrier Day set p. 26

Comic about sports p.36

Crosby Noyes Boyd, 92, p.23

Danny R. Gaydou, 43, p.22

Disturbing Pattern p. 11

ADVERTORIAL LIES p. 48

Double up on journalism? p. 16

Edith Martin, 93, p.23

Eugene Gleason, 67, p.23

Ex-religion editor defends his role in start-up of section p. 7

Fang Builds Clout From S.F. Weekly p. 14

Feature groups will assemble in Atlanta p. 35

Fort Wayne paper names 'johns' p. 27

Fred C. Benson, 67, p. 23

Freedom Forum professional-in- residence sites chosen p. 17

Globe union rejects offer p. 3

After The Revolution p. 9

GNAS signs pact with Bennis Co. p. 27

Harry Mayo Provence, 80, p. p.23

James L. Yuenger, 56, p. 23

John H. Rous, 82, p.23

John Waller, 59, p.23

J-school faculties get F in diversity p. 17

Julie S. Newhall, p.22

Kelly Menser, 21, p. 22

Kenyan journalists protest harassment p.3

Kids' weekly does custom publishing p.33

Alfred Eisenstaedt, 96, p.

Kilian authors novel p.36

Kittie M. (Sylvester) Duryee, 73, p.23

Knight-Ridder Awards. p.18

Larry Lambert, p.22

Leland A. Weishaar, 53, p. 23

Lindsay Mount, p. 23

Litton work on Web p. 36

Fateful choice on peaceful day p.20

Michael G. Rose, p. 22

Michel Northsea, p. 22

Alfred Eisenstaedt, 96, p. 23

Moody's alters Sullivan rating p. 3

More coupons distributed, fewer redeemed p. 26

More information in Spanish TV listings p. 36

Morris Higley, 85, p. 23

NAJA Honors. p. 18

Nathaniel M. Gerstenzang, 87, p.23

Newspapers fight postal rate plan p. 3

Newspaperdom® p. 7

N.Y. Times Co. reports July volume p. 27

Post gets Liz Smith p. 36

Allen M. Widem, p.23

Postal Service plans unaddressed saturation program p. 24

Publication debuts p.36

Religion is part of a new book by Keane p. 35

Rick Talley, 61, p. 23

Robert A. Harley, 84, p. 23

Robin Weaver Clark, 40, p.23

Saul Gilman, 80, p.23

S.F. unions back Detroit strikers p. 32

Should cartoonists draw role models? p. 34

Split decision p.2

Aly Mahmoud, 57, p. 23

Stanley Asimov, 66, p.23

Star power p. 6

Stephanie Krobot, p. 22

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

Summary judgments grow in popularity p. 3

Survey of teenagers p. 36

Sylvia Chávez Sitters, p.22

Theodore M. English, 73, p.23

Thomson wins stay in Arkansas p.18

Tough job at 2-year-college newspapers p.7

APN is syndicating 'House' by Careys p. 35

Trade Agency Sees Press Import Harm p.13

Treasure Chest forms tech unit p.26

Trib's new media losing, for now p.3

TV reporter nabbed for drugs p. 18

United widening its sales deal with CF p. 34

Village Voice publishes listings p. 33

Violence Escalates p. 12

Washington Post buys cable systems p.3

William B. Decker, 60, p.23

William Frederick "Bill" Carter, 67, p.23

Big & Easy nabs $3 million schedule p.26

Wilmer A. White, 58, p.23

William Paul Woodward Sr., 56, p.23

Wolf Von Eckardt, 77, p.23