1998 - September 19 - Published Date

Accrue releases software update p.46

Accused photog killer OK for trial p.34

BALTIMORE SUN p.26

Bananas series costs taxpayers p.8

Beehive startup p.8

Biggest bums: p.25

BOSTON GLOBE p.26

BYRON CAMPBELL, 87, p.27

CALENDAR p.5

CALKINS NEWSPAPERS p.54

Canadians also adding color capacity p.50

Central ups dividend p.23

Additional Uses p.30

Annual help wanted bonanza strong but showing softness p.18

COLUMBIA DAILY TRIBUNE p.26

Company's prepublication review gets mixed reviews p.31

COPLEY CHICAGO NEWSPAPERS p.26

COPLEY PRESS p.54

DAILY JOURNAL p.26

DAILY ROCKET-MINER p.26

Dauphin brings color to Florence p.53

Delving into smut with Starr p.9

Find news in history p.46

Ad-vantage in estate tax fight p.43

DORAN HOWARD, 77, p.27

DOW JONES p.54

EDWARD ROBB ELLIS, 87, p.27

Esprit in Pittsburgh, Chicago p.53

Franklin confusion: city or county p.25

FRANKLIN YATES, 88, p.27

Hack attack sends chill through news Web sites p.14

Hands off Chelsea p.8

HARTFORD COURANT p. 26

HERB DITZEL, 44, p.27

Alaska addition p.23

Here's a guide to picking low-hanging circulation fruit p.42

Hey, check out N.Y.'s rack programs p.25

Hold on: tough times ahead p.22

Holy cow! McGwire makes history— for home runs and newspaper sales p.36

INDIANAPOLIS NEWSPAPERS p.26

INLAND NEWSPAPER MACHINERY p.54

JAMES W. JOSEPH, 67, p.27

JOHN "JACK" O'CONNOR, 57, p.27

JOHN HOLLIMAN, 49, p.27

JOURNAL REGISTER CO. p.26

AMORY BRADFORD, 85, p.27

JOURNAL TIMES p.26

KING MERRILL, 76, p.27

LAS CRUCES SUN-NEWS p.26

All's quiet when Sosa smacks 62nd p.37

LEXINGTON HERALD-LEADER p.26

Making the most of colleges p.39

Newspapers, yellow pages join hands p.44

Mediainfo people p.46

Mong steps up after Halbreich steps down p.16

Morning News promotes columnist, circulation p.35

ASSOCIATED PRESS

National Post to launch p.23

Nearly 80 endorse resignation p.10

50 years ago . . . NEWSPAPERDOM® p.25

News stocks downgraded p.23

NIE in Oregon p.43

Section promotes newspapers to Madison Avenue, the public p.17

NAA to create ad services arm p.17

NORWALK REFLECTOR p.26

Nothing like news from a name you can't forget p.25

NEW YORK TIMES p.26

Arbitrator upholds driver's firing p.20

N.Y. Times gets national rating p.43

PHIL G. GOULDING, 77, p.27

PowerAdz expanding p.45

Pretty Poly p.28

Printer found for gay paper p.20

RABBI SENDER DEUTSCH, 76, p.27

Readers preview school section p.30

ROBERT BILLINGS, 66, p.27

Save family papers by changing tax law p.24

S.F. gang-rack plan hits snags p.15

ARCHIE BLOUNT, 55, p.27

Starr report leaves newsrooms scrambling p.8

State news for Lexis-Nexis p.23

Stein shares book p.34

NEWSPAPER STOCKS p. 48

Sun Chemical soaks up Heritage Inks p.53

TANIA LONG, 85, p.27

Scaife's Pittsburgh combo p.22

Thomson/CNHI Swap p.23

THOMSON NEWSPAPERS p.54

TKS p.54

Bag Use Growing p.28

Wall St. Journal to sell travel p.46

What's in a Polybag? p.29

Wifag looks to keyless start-up p.53

WILLIAM F. SULLIVAN, 71, p.27

Writers Group uses 'write stuff' to reach its silver anniversary p.48

Washington Post Hosts Birthday Party for Syndicate p.49