1999 - March 13 - Published Date

Baseball Weekly, p. 23

Big national advertisers are eyeing gay press p.30

COLUMBUS DISPATCH p.22

Convention buzz over Ohio court case p.10

Convicted reporter to appeal p.29

DAILY PRESS p.22

DAYTONA BEACH NEWS-JOURNAL p.22

D. ELDON LUM, 91, p.23

Denver Post: We're not for sale p.6

E. BRUCE RAMEY, p.23

Editor of the Year persisted online p.6

E&P: A carpenter for Pulitzer p.14

BRAZOSPORT FACTS p.22

Etcetera … p.33

EUGENE LEVIN, p.23

E.W. SCRIPPS CO. p.22

Federal estate tax repeal rides again p.14

'Free' to be in hopper for TV p.33

Gannett drops AJR ad schedule p. 10

Gannett joins Singleton's Calif. marketing megagroup p.18

GORDON C. McKIBBEN, 69, p.23

Gretag Imaging to buy Cymbolic Sciences p. 34

HARRY ROSSOLL, 89, p.23

Buchanan halts column, but first lady may not p.32

Hart underrated p.21

In St. Pete, an antidote to Monicagate remorse p.20

ITHACA JOURNAL p.22

JOHN CARMODY, p.23

Kelly Girls retort p.21

KRTN p.22

Latest to join PressPoint p.34

Mazzarella fostered enterprise p.8

MURPHY McGINNIS MEDIA p.22

Newcombe hands reins p.32

CALENDAR p.5

New Newsweek targets teenagers p.6

50 years ago . . . NEWSPAPERDOM® p.21

NEW YORK TIMES p.22

Open more newsroom doors p.21

Papers, Web tip-off NCAA madness p.12

Papers salute the late Joltin' Joe DiMaggio p.12

Pix of motion pix people proffered p.33

PULITZER PRIZE p.22

RICHARD F. CUNNINGHAM, 52, p.23

RICHARD F. PATTERSON, 75, p.23

Catholic paper bans saint ads p.9

SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWS p.22

Six named at KRT and TMS p.33

ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH p.22

NEWSPAPER STOCKS p.18

The 1998 Suburban Journalist of the Year award p.23

The 50th William Allen White Foundation National Citation p.23

The big names are coming out p.31

The Society for News Design's 20th World's Best Designed Newspaper p.23

The National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association's p.23

Thomson lifts '98 profit p. 19

CCI supplants CText in Chicago, signs three more major metros p.35

Times Mirror exec resigns p.9

TOM McCOLLISTER, 61, p.23

To open or not to open gov's records p.38

Torstar posts losses p.19

USA TODAY taps 1st female editor p.8

Web Sleuths tun gossip to profit p.6

Winners of the 39th William Randolph Hearst Foundation College p.23

Winners of the first New York Times College Scholarships p.23

WORLD PUBLISHING CO. p.23

CENTRAL NEWSPAPERS Inc. p.22

CHARLES MOREY, 82, p.23

Calif. group is for sale p. 19