1995 - September 23 - Published Date

Newspaperdom p. 7

About art in 'Terry' p. 42

Arthur Fennell, p.20

ATS links Atex to XPress p.45

Baltimore Sun goes all-out to commemorate Cal p.36

Bob Woodward, p.20

Bob Pacitti, 47, p. 20

'Buck' on the Web p. 42

Charles C. Cochrane Jr., 49, p.20

Christopher Terry, p.20

Creating Tomorrow's Mass Media. p.18

Dart Award. p. 17

Access Atlanta adds 20,000th p. 32

Debby Polly, p.20

Detroit Free Press, News publish separately again p. 17

Dewar on Dewar, DewarView, Sysdeco p.26

Entire Unabomber manifesto published by New York Times, Washington Post p.10

ESOP forces sale of p. 16

FCC: Murdoch can own TV stations in N.Y., Philly p. 37

FIEJ polls young people p.18

Firebrand: The Life of Horace Liveright. p.18

From Print To Broadcast p.11

Geyer delivers talk p. 42

Ad revenue up in first half p.37

Hall of Fame Web site p. 31

Hostage to terrorism p.6

In defense of Singleton's New Jersey newspapers p. 7

Journalism review gets new owner p.37

Kramer and her colleagues: A mutual admiration p. 13

MacNelly on 'telly' led to cartooning? p. 40

Maria Fernanda Durand, p. 20

Memorial edition p. 38

Microsoft buys entire British paper's press run p. 30

Minnesota News Council upholds complaint p.38

Advice on driving the information superhighway p. 32

Morgan is named to v.p. position at BPI p. 41

Most newspapers just don't get it p. 3

New computer virus surfaces p.31

Newspaper coupons retain popularity p. 7

Newspaper publishes commemorative book on city 38

News about Canada p. 42

NLRB rules against Dow Jones p. 37

N.Y. Daily News now on Nexis p. 31

Peter Ickes, p.20

Prior restraint p.6

A larger Sysdeco relocates to U.S. p. 22

Publisher denies ethnic photo ban p. 15

Racism Charges Persist At Newsday p.14

RAISING THE STANDARDS OF JOURNALISM p.56

Readers' online access to archive p. 34

Speeding Up Response To FoIA Requests p. 9

Ronald J. Holla, p.20

Sachs to direct photo group p. 45

Seattle daily turns down CompuServe ad p. 33

SPJ foundation gets grant from General Motors p. 38

Sportswriter still missing p.38

A new career guide p. 42

Staffers at New York paper concerned about high-level departures p. 19

Star-Ledger, cable firm launch 24-hour news channel p. 31

Editor & Publisher U.S. Media Stock Values p. 17

Thomson Resells Arkansas Daily p. 16

Tom Wolfe, p.20

Tribune syndicating features about work p. 41

Two Utah weeklies offer Web pages p.31

United names Iselin to director position p. 41

Washington weekly offers daily news via online edition p. 34

Willis to chair j-school program p.44

ANUG may move to a trimmer Nexpo p. 26

A pair of executives appointed by TMS p.41

A rocky road predicted for newspaper ads p. 27