1999 - October 16 - Published Date

ABC grows, pays

AII film, plate imager sales

Dennis no menace

Designing women (and men)

Domestic partner benefits up

Don't check this

Earnings bonanza in third quarter

Ethics codes out of the closet

Executive changes at Detroit Newspapers

First Amendment favors the not-so-golden Globe

Arkansas FOI forecast: partly sunny

Gay papers to get supplement

Another 'Time-out' in the works

Newspaper online ad revenue soars 659 percent

Kansas' Globe gets new owner

Goss may not be broke, but some think its ColorFlow is broken

Se habla espaÑol

Hail to the chiefs

Hazards and health online

Papers struggle to save workers from 'dot-coms'

Hitting Hollywood Hubris

How to cash in

The Hulk skirts a three count

The Maine Press Association inducted four journalists into the MPA Hall of Fame. The 1999 inductees are Harry Foote, owner and editor of the weekly American Journal in Westbrook for 35 years; the late Gene Letourneau, who for 51 years wrote his "Sportsman Say" outdoors column seven times a week for Guy Gannett newspapers; and Henry and Eula Shorey, owners and publishers of The Bridgton News, the weekly newspaper the Shoreys have run since the death of Henry's father in 1952.

It saves trees, but is it recyclable?

It's a safe bet that casinos are trying to lure away talent

U.S. journalist's death in Chile

Judge delays paper shutdown

Lighthouse sells SaxoTech

LOCKED UP!

Luann ages three years in 24 hours

Markets

Mumia's death OK'd by governor

Martin Bartner, 69, publisher of The Star-Ledger in Newark, N.J., died Oct. 10. Bartner began his 46-year career at the paper while in high school, working part time as the Ledger's student correspondent. He rose to director of advertising, then was named associate publisher in 1980 and publisher in 1988. After graduating from New York University, Bartner returned to the Ledger to cover sports full time. In 1951, Bartner switched from reporting to advertising. Following a two-year stint in the U.S. Army, Bartner returned to the Ledger in 1955 and was sent to its sister paper, The Jersey Journal in Jersey City. After several promotions in the advertising department, he went back to the Ledger in 1965 as manager of classified ads.

Buffalo installs Page Pairer

Ohio weekly sold

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People ought to trust us. It irks us when they don't. … We know which politicians are idiots but can't scream it in a crowded room.

Philadelphia's take on 'Notes From the Underground'

Phoenix buys Burt software

Poor Coverage of Poor?

Publishers join copyright progam

Quindlen's back and UPS has her

Realty service sold

OCTOBER

In Redding, readers don't conce al their anger

Rival's refusal leads to new Alliance

Goss seeks relief for a competitor

Show and Tell for Adults

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Swing and a miss

No. 1? A print guy

Texas shopper sold

Where did '30' come from?

Times builds Boston cluster

Cartoonist is proud to provide papers with 'literary junk food'

Trudeau aidsNetAid effort

'Truth Is Out There' for feature editors

WAN: Bad year for journalists so far

Wright and Site Cited

50 years ago …

Check the scoreboard

Chicago Trib's Greene gets Life

California