1999 - January 30 - Published Date

145 stores closing doors, denting East Coast papers p.36

Abitibi-Consolidated promotes newsprint operations chief to CEO p.42

A Post of a different color p.6

ASIAN WALL STREET JOURNAL p.26

ASNE p.26

Attorney bills remain sealed p. 6

A wealth of health info p.39

BELMONT EARL FOSTER, 89, p.89

CALENDAR p.5

Calif. convention boycott dropped by NAHJ p.16

Capacity growth to hit new low p.43

Carville targeted in Internet hoax p.12

AdOne acquired by five newspaper companies p.34

Conservatives attack affirmative action in college newspaper ads p.37

Correction p.25

DAVID BELIN, 70, p.70

Denver, Atlanta papers touch down in Miami p.8

DENVER POST p.26

Detroit union doubts Knight Ridder report p.44

DISPATCH PRINTING CO. p.26

Duncan tapped in Indianapolis p.6

E-mails make stormy weather for reporter p.20

E&P offers free Web site audience measurement p.12

AdOne deal's fallout in Denver p. 34

Etcetera… p.39

Acclaimed Indiana publisher dies p.8

EVANSVILLE COURIER & PRESS p.26

EVELYN LIVINGSTON, 86, p.27

Finding background on major companies p.35

Fitness wiz tries syndication biz p.39

Former AP editor writing column p.39

Future is now for 'Zenon' film p.39

OSHA gives newspapers a break on respirators, keyboards p.40

GLENN HAGE, 84, p.27

Advice for the self-employed p.39

GORDON H. COE, 82, p.27

Guild ready to retire? p.28

Guild targets Microsoft p.31

He resents slap at PR p.25

interactive Newspapers conference planner p.45

In Toronto, Guild organizes 'Bottom of the food chain': Carriers p. 32

It's time for strip that vaults time p.39

JIM MAHONY, 81, p.27

JOURNAL REGISTER CO. p.26

LOS ANGELES TIMES p.26

Age of nominal democracies drives journalists to organize protection p.18

Lincoln plant p.40

'Living 2000' born in 1999 p.39

LUTHER FRANCIS YANCEY JR., 85,

Moments in Guild history p.32

MORRIS COMMUNICATIONS p.26

NAA still banking on celebs p.21

NBA franchises put bounce into new local promotions

New 'Dilbert' show praised and panned in print reviews p.38

50 years ago . . . NEWSPAPERDOM® p.25

New Thomson plant operating p.40

A.H. BELO p.26

Noranda mill sold p.43

Numbers on paper p.43

NY Post scoops Web competitors p.6

OMAHA WORLD-HERALD CO. p.26

Papal 'playbook' pays off for Post-Dispatch p.9

Photogs snap up $100K, miss $14M p.6

Post leads all in EPpy entries p.10

Quayle gives up seat on CNI board p.10

ROBERT S. VAN FLEET, 80, p.27

R. STANFORD MANNING, 79, p.27

Akron paper admits mistake p.10

SAMMY SOLOVITZ, 71, p.27

SAN FRANCISCO NEWSPAPERS p.27

SPJ picks interim executive director p.10

STATESMAN JOURNAL p.27

NEWSPAPER STOCKS p.22

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS p.26

The business of newspapers Ad revenue slowdown dogs newspapers p.22

THE SUN p.27

TIMES-PICAYUNE p.27

Turnaround artist de Borchgrave focuses UPI on 'critical' stories p.14

ALVIN M. SILVERMAN, 87, p.27

Twister claims building, not news p.6

Undergrad ads p.37

United offering prose and icons p.39

WAPC is bad rep for councils p.25

WASHINGTON POST p.27

WASHINGTON TIMES p.27

We'll miss you, Gene p.24

WORLD PRESS INSTITUTE p.27

AMERICAN LAWYER MEDIA p.26