October 3, 2003
SEMINARS
The Pa. Press Institute
program
'Getting the Best Photos,' has been rescheduled for Oct. 20 in Harrisburg.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
There is still time to register for the 2003 Classified Workshop.Click here for more info.
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Erie Times-News, Central Penn
Business Journal named Newspapers of the Year
The Pennsylvania Newspaper Association
Foundation has named the Erie
Times-News and the Central
Penn Business Journal as first place overall winners in the
Newspaper of the Year competition. |
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FOR MORE WINNERS]
Newspaper prevails in Right to Know case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled that a
confidential settlement agreement between a public agency's insurer
and a private individual is a public record under the Right-to-Know
Act.
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FOR MORE]
Calkins newspapers honored by DEP
Bucks
County Courier Times and The
(Doylestown) Intelligencer have been honored with a Waste Watcher
Award by the state Department
of Environmental Protection. The program recognizes outstanding
recycling, waste reduction, reuse and composting programs across the
state.
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Montgomery Newspapers names two editors
Dominic Mercier,
editor of Art
Matters magazine, has been named managing editor for the 11 weekly
newspapers published from the Montgomery Newspapers' Fort Washington
office.
Melissa
Auman, staff writer and copy editor at The
(Lansdale) Reporter is the new editor of Art Matters.
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Journalists cited for trespassing near chemical plant
CBS correspondent Steve Kroft, a freelance video cameraman and a Pittsburgh newspaper reporter were ticketed for trespassing at a chemical plant just outside the city last week, a plant official said
Oct. 1.
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House bill would permit students to sue schools for violating FERPA
Open-records advocates say the bill would make
schools hesitant to release campus crime records.
Note:
Link will take you to the Student Press Law Center's site.
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FOR MORE]
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Federal Reserve Bank economist to discuss
business outlook at PNA's Convention
Herb Taylor, Ph.D., an expert on economics from the Federal Reserve
Bank in Philadelphia, will discuss the dynamics at work in the
current business cycle, the likely future course of recovery and
expansion of the U.S. economy and some implications for Pennsylvania.
Taylor's presentation, this year's keynote, is slated for
Friday, Oct. 31 at 8:30 a.m. at the Hotel Hershey
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TO SEE THIS YEAR'S CONVENTION SCHEDULE]
Get the scoop from legislative leaders
PNA and
PSNE are again sponsoring a Capitol Briefing for PNA members, this
time Oct. 21.[CLICK
HERE FOR MORE]
No Headlines & Deadlines next week
Due to staff scheduling, the next Headlines & Deadlines will be
published Oct. 17.
Check out the new America East web site and plan to attend
Visit america-east.com to see what’s in store for the largest regional newspaper trade show, held in Hershey, Pa. The show presents all the best vendors serving the newspaper industry and top-notch training opportunities for employees in several newspaper departments.
Mark your calendar: America East 2004 is scheduled for March 22-25!
Copy editing seminar in western PA
Gene Foreman, a former Philadelphia Inquirer editor and current Penn State professor, teaches this workshop for copy editors.
The program is set for Oct. 24; 10 a.m. until 3 p.m.; Location TBA; Cost: $85.
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HERE FOR MORE]
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