1995 - December 30 - Published Date

12th international library opened p.29

1994 was a good year for newspapers p. 19

Chronicle will offer a magazine package p.26

Cineman reviews to two online services p.27

ClassiFacts names new president p.21

Clogston fund established p.2

Copley wire signs a legally blind creator p.26

CRITICS OF TRADITIONAL MEDIA ARE FLOCKING TO THE WEB p. 40

Detroit papers suspend their Sunday magazine

Ernest does special series for 'Boomer' p. 26

Ex-newspaper editor is named prez of international syndicate p.26

Ex-publisher sues Brehm for wrongful termination p.16

Addictions column p.28

Feeling Good About What You Do p.12

Finance writer talks p.28

Flexo users discuss saving on newsprint sp. 22

Former grad comments on U. of Michigan dropping j-school program p. 7

Globe features elicit reader participation p.27

'Hagar' and 'Calvin' win comics surveys p. 27

Hearst posts a Web site p. 25

Hollinger offers common stock p.29

House now allows electronic filing of disclosure reports p.25

Increasing newspapers' share of movie ads p.21

BBC journalist fatally shot p. 5

James A. Moss, p.18

James Clouse, p.18

Jeff Lamb, p.18

Joseph V. Junod, 48, p.18

Judge dismisses libel suit brought by mayor p.5

Judge orders police to turn records over p.5

LATS is launching 'Against the Grain' p. 27

Lurie's caricatures p.28

Maggie Balough, p.18

Marc Romanow, p.18

'Beat The Press' p. 13

Mark Loundy, p.18

Martin K. Till, p.18

Newspaper drawing power praised p.21

Newspapers miss boat on personal finance p. 14

Newspapers Advised To Report Trends p. 14

Newspaperdom® p.7

Newspapers urged to stress mass distribution p. 15

Obliging The Media p. 11

Online service geared toward black interests p.25

On-the-job training p.6

Books by Trudeau and Miss Manners p.26

Optronics-Polaroid CTP venture p.23

Orage Quarles III, p.18

Papers merge p.5

Paul Gulya, p.18

Phoenix papers go online p.7

Photographing Celebrities p.9

Pretty good shape p.6

Providence daily considers layoffs p.32

Ralph J. Martin, p.18

Regents open meetings for public scrutiny p.11

Brian Friedman, 39, p.18

S.C. daily takes to cyberspace its own way p. 24

SND director available online p.25

Step toward online audits p.25

St. Louis daily promotes local team

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

Teen does cartoons p.28

The growing importance of database marketing p. 20

Three NAS winners p.28

Times Mirror rating p.32

Timothy W. Hughes, p.18

Editor & Publisher Calendar of events p.2

Audiotex: not hot, but making money p. 3

William deB. (Bern) Mebane, 46, p.18

'Workplace' column is being syndicated p.27

Chicago firm to launch weeklies p. 15

'Chickweed' moves p.28