1995 - November 04 - Published Date

E.W. Scripps Co. p. 19

Ad agencies say newspaper ad invoicing is difficult p.25

Ballroom To Newsroom p.16P

Barry and Sara Casebolt of Post Falls, Idaho, p.19

Bill Bond, 62, p. 23

Bill Bond, 62, p.

Bill Brown, 42, p. 23

Bruce DeSilva, p.22

Bryant Pierpont, p.22

Editor & Publisher Calendar of events p.2

Calif. community papers form advertising network p.25

Cartoon centennial celebrated in show p.33

After The Pulitzers p. 9

Central Newspapers Inc. p.19

Cleatis R. Carroll, 61, p.23

Clustering: One Plant Serves Multiple Papers p.10P

Comic with all the colors of the wind? p. 33

Computerized color in Sunday 'Luann' p. 33

CPJ protests jailing p.36

David T. "Thad" Archie, p. 23

Debate ad infinitum p.6

Don Crew, 79, p.23

Doyle McManus, 42, p.22

Against cartoon tax p.34

Easter Seals EDI Awards. p.2

Edward J. Snyder Jr., 68, p.23

Edward J. Mack, 66, p. 23

Ergonomics and an office renovation p.14P

European design comes to Vancouver p. 21P

Fire at News Corp. 15p.

Fixin' 'Em Up p. 3P

Free newspaper converts to paid p.26

Investing in production for today and tomorrow p.2P

G. Prescott Low, 82, p.23

A major milestone for Landers feature p. 33

Groups urge veto of telco bill p. 30

Harold Ellinghouse, p.22

Haynie is departing p.34

Henry Hanson, 67, p.23

Henry W. Clune, 105, p. 23

'I Need Help,' says a new King creator p. 33

Iowa caucus handbook available p. 36

James Kingsley, 66, p.23

Jenny Cockerham, 45, p. 23

Joe Allen Azbell, 68, p.23

AP director honored. p.2

John F. Edgecombe Sr., 72, p. 23

Joins Audit Bureau p.25

Joseph Mastruzzo Sr., 75, p.23

Judson Creasy, 79, p.23

Kairos Award. p.2

King signs 'Chaos' p.34

Lincoln Millstein, 45, p.22

Los Angeles Times sues county government p. 27

Lovejoy Award. p.2

Max Falk, 91, p. 23

API launches fundraising campaign p.37

Military and press p.6

Mock funeral p.37

'Momma' milestone p. 34

New to bookshelves p.34

NEWSPAPERS MUST BLAME THEMSELVES FOR THE SLUMP IN READERSHIP p.48

New Section p.24

Newspapers slowly adopting standard advertising invoices p.24

NewsOne Inc. of Fort Myers, Fla., p.19

Newspaperdom® p.7

Press casualties p. 28

Artists going online p.34

NNN first year ad placements: $7.7 million p.24

Norman Shaw, 90, p.23

NPPA Photo Contest Rules Changed p. 35

Offering solutions to potential wartime reporting conflicts p.13

Personal Finance Coverage Using Real People p. 14

Philip Hochstein, 94, p. 23

Pick A Side p. 26

Preprint Pressure Prods New Plant p. 8P

Presses Bring Color To Wall Street Journal p.20P

Ralph G. Craib, 70, p.23

Art sales for Cohen p.34

Reader: Press coverage of O.J. trial should lead to restrictions p. 7

Recycling The Whole Building p. 13P

Revett Bradley Wallace, 70, p. 23

Rex Polier, 78, p.23

Richard Shanor, 73, p.23

Rob Kearley, p.22

Samuel G. Blackman, 90, p.23

Severe Cutbacks At Knight-Ridder Newspapers p. 16

Shades of UNESCO p.6

Small Wyoming Paper Welcomes The President p. 11

Back to basics is more than plain vanilla print p. 5

SPJ Convention: Reporter's Notebook p.18

Spooky competition p.34

Staged News Snafu p. 12

Starting From Scratch p.18P

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

The Florida Mariner, a free-distribution, p.19

The News Tribune of Neptune, N.J., p. 19

Thomas Downey, p. 23

Tom Bolitho has sold the Silver Dollar Shopper of Ada, Okla., p.19

To Stay, To Move Or Both? p.6P