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December 12,2003

• Nancy Eshelman of The Patriot-News chosen as editor-in-residence 
• CDT publisher accepts Florida position
• Budget address preview, chance to discuss issues with your representatives
• Just the FAQs: This week -- 'Are they skirting the Sunshine Act?'
• Looking for great candidates for your job openings?
• Congress passes anti-spam measure proposing 'Do not E-mail' registry
• Supreme Court upholds soft money ban, restrictions remain in place for political ads
• Economic forecasters predict 2004 will be a better year for advertising revenue
• Union votes to take action against Pulitzer

• Gover elected to lead PNA Foundation 
• Newspaper execs help plan future of PNA 
• Ogden Newspapers buys Ohio daily 
• High court learns secrets of  grant process
• Carlisle Sentinel, Harrisburg Patriot-News bring Sunshine Act lawsuit to open Dickinson School of Law Board of Governors meeting
• Marc Charisse named managing editor for The York Dispatch
• Barry Thumma, photojournalist for Lancaster New Era and AP, dies at 56
• Resurfacing in Scranton -- Larry Beaupre
• Capitol Notes: Newspapers discount ads for unclaimed property
• Just the FAQs: This week -- newspaper employees and snow emergencies
• Keystone Press Awards Contest
• Attend PNA's Government Affairs Conference to hear from state government leaders and the managing editor of Stateline.org 
• Are you taking advantage of PNA's cartoon service featuring Randy Bish? 
• PNA hosts media lawyers conference
• Paper loses bid for racer's autopsy photos
• Hollinger troubles ensue, investigators probe payments to Kissinger, Berle
• Newspaper wins intellectual property dispute with cyber squatting activist

• Calkins Media opens shopping mall in 'Philly Burbs' 
• Political broadcast ad shows phony newspaper front page
• Philadelphia Newspapers Inc. names ad exec
• Bill concerning public employees retirement systems attracts attention of PNA
• Just the FAQs: PNA media lawyer answers your questions. This week - Charter Schools and the Right to Know Law 
• MANSI Shareholders meeting is Dec. 3
• Two newspaper companies revise earnings statements to show better third quarter
• Black leaves Hollinger chief executive post amid investigation, denies allegations of impropriety
• National display ads, real estate classifieds contributed to third quarter ad growth
• ADVO partnerships are working
• Headlines & Deadlines archive now active

• Independent Publications buys 12 Florida newspapers 
• Tribune-Review reported found guilty of trespass
• Editor leaves newspaper for broadcast venture
• Butler Eagle hires marketing director
• Mattison named managing editor in Royersford
• Your Association is working to boost sales of political ads in your newspapers
• PNA supports bill placing state laws online
• Just the FAQs: PNA media lawyer answers your questions. This week - Web logs 
• MANSI Shareholders meeting is Dec. 3
• Promote PAPER and PLASMA Selling for your newspaper and online
• PNA Government Affairs Conference, Jan. 27-28
• Work to ensure the safety of workers on the loading dock and near forklifts
• PNA needs your rate cards
• Any changes at your paper this year? Please check to see if your paper has returned its form to ensure an updated listing in the directory
• Troops are more hostile to media in Iraq
• Headlines & Deadlines archive now active

November 7, 2003

• New Jersey group buys Honesdale weekly
• Erie Times-News reports its Sunday market penetration is best in the nation 
• Indiana Gazette acquires 'Boomer' tabloid
• Tribune-Review announces staff cuts
• AP reduces staff of Capitolwire, cuts service outside Pennsylvania and Virginia
• Sewickley Herald publishes book 
• Cone named editor of Pittsburgh Catholic
• Steinman family recognized 
• Try out Herb Denenberg columns in your newspaper for free!
• Supreme Court supports secret deliberation for zoning hearding board
• Just the FAQs: PNA media lawyer answers your questions. This week - Telemarketing 
• PNA launches Human Resources Network
• Headlines & Deadlines archive now active
• Has your paper returned your directory update form to PNA?
• Consumers file complaints, continue registering for 'Do Not Call' list
• Gannett acquires Clipper magazine
• ABC reports daily newspaper circulation shows slight gain

November 3, 2003

• PNA installs Joseph Sukle as its chairman
• PNA's Foundation Auction raises $30,000 
• PNA welcomes nine new members 
• PNA member resists 'intimidating' warrant for newsroom search to obtain news photo
• York Publisher Stan Hough resigns
• William McLean honored for a lifetime of achievement
• Patriot-News editorial spurs protest
• Newspapers facing threat of losing millions in unclaimed property advertising
• Ad Workshop: Knowing and Understanding the Competition; Cross-selling for Newspaper and the Web
• Has your paper returned your directory update form to PNA?
• SPJ plans regional conference in Harrisburg
• NAA: Newspaper ads most credible political advertising