1995 - November 18 - Published Date

David Teitler, p.20

Old newspaper now traded on Chicago exchange p.36

Award established p.56

Bell Atlantic offers interactive Yellow Pages p.29

Berger wine feature moves to syndicate p.39

Bloomberg to carry news from German agency p.18

'Bootsie' cartoonist p.40

Boston Globe launches Internet site p.28

Business press resource online p.29

Editor & Publisher Calendar of events p.2

Charles DeLaFuente, p.20

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

A Christmas series p.40

Chrysler enforces ban against Detroit papers p.3

Closed by Post p.36

College guide p. 34

Columnists' books p.40

Connecticut paper to go on AT&T online network p.28

Comcast to buy Scripps cable p.34

Controversial Louisiana ad bill becomes law p.23

Cuban journalist held for five days p.3

Cuban journalists visit UNC p.27

Dan C. Savage, p.20

Ad Inches in p.31

David Takes On Goliath p.9

Deadline Club inducts seven into Hall of Fame p.3

Dealing with a contamination problem p.26

Digital consortium adds two members p.39

Dividends declared p.37

'Doonesbury' artist is among honorees p.39

Dow Jones provides Toronto paper with business page p.10

EDITOR EXAMINES THE ROLE OF A NEWSPAPER p.56

Editor authors report for Freedom Forum p.21

Executive joins Parade p.44

Ad Inches in p.30

Female sports clerk files $20 million harassment lawsuit p.43

Old newspaper now traded on Chicago exchange p.28

Formats Recommended For Presidential Debates p.12

Gannett gets okay for office tower site p.3

G. Woodson Howe, p.20

Houston Chronicle chairman honored p.10

IAPA protests journalist slaying p.44

IAPA changes meeting date p.44

Indiana paper buys majority interest in online provider p.29

Indianapolis papers go and stay p.24

A party for children p.40

Jesse Jackson Scolds The News Media p.11

Joe D'Angelo feted for 30 years at King p.39

Journal Sentinel cuts staff at online service p.28

Judge dismisses mayor's libel suit p.42

Jury makes Dirty Harry's day p.44

Justice probes newsprint prices p.43

Layoffs can bring more problems to newspapers p. 7

Liquor ad case may expand speech rights p. 5

Lori Ellington, p.20

Midwest schools offer free service p.29

AP Basic p.25

Moody's rates Gannett, Knight-Ridder p.17

More staff cuts by Knight-Ridder; Philadelphia saved p.2

NAJA scholars p.44

Navy won't disclose defendants' names p.17

New print site parcel p.25

New publication by Star Tribune p.45

Newspaperdom® p.7

New Spanish-language newspaper to appeal to middle-class women p.21

N.J. papers distribute tourism guide p.22

Offering Value: A Priority For APME President p.16

Arrivederci, newsprint! p.36

Olympic coverage to be massive undertaking for Atlanta newspapers p. 15

Orlando paper to market service with US West p.29

Philadelphia Guild ratifies agreements p.44

Phone company assists newspaper in NIE program p.27

Pittsburgh Press case can proceed: judge p.43

Professor honored p.10

Professors return p.44

PRSA to examine author's issue p.44

Rating Of Reporters Draws Rebuke p.18

Reflections Of A Gay Journalist p. 19

'Ask Shagg' e-mail p.40

Revamping Of Federal Sunshine Act Halted p..14

Revised handbook p.27

Richard A. Charles, p.20

Richard Kleeman, p.20

Robert C. Pollack, p.20

Second London daily sells press run to advertiser p.23

Sexuality In The Newsroom p.13

Sherri Brown, p.20

Shut your mouth p.6

'Single File' feature is two decades old p.39

Audit Bureau expands beta tests for online audits p.28

SPJ receives $90,000 gift from Scripps family p.10

SRDS opens Internet Web site p.28

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

Strong reaction to end of comic strip p.38

Supreme Court OKs rack regulation p.44

Survey profiles readers of African-American newspapers p.22

Sysdeco seeks Nasdaq listing p.25

Tax effort continues p.40

Tax on opinion p.6

Texaco, publishers settle lawsuit p.37