News and Young Minds
Date: 28 September 1998
By Lawrie Mifflin
Lawrie Mifflin
Nickelodeon will televise Nick News Special dealing with children's concerns about scandal enveloping Pres Clinton (M)
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27th of September 1998 News
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Media Talk; Gannett to Merge Papers In Suburban New York
Date: 28 September 1998
By Matthew J. Rosenberg
Matthew Rosenberg
Gannett Suburban Newspapers will merge its 11 newspapers in Westchester, Rockland and Putnam Counties, NY, into one newspaper, Journal News, with five separate editions; papers already share president and publisher, Gary F Sherlock, and editor, Robert W Ritter (S)
The Post-Lewinsky Winner Is the Web
Date: 28 September 1998
By Lisa Napoli
Lisa Napoli
Emergence of Internet as key medium for breaking news discussed in light of release via World Wide Web of Kenneth W Starr's report and Pres Clinton's videotaped grand jury testimony; release created hefty new audience in workplace; tools proliferating on Net allowed users to select parts of tapes to view; photos (M)
Gannett Merging Dailies
Date: 27 September 1998
By Donna Greene
Donna Greene
Gannett Suburban Newspapers announces plan to consolidate 11 newspapers into one daily, The Journal News, to serve New York's Westchester, Rockland and Putnam Counties (S)
Covering the Ink With Pancake
Date: 27 September 1998
By Alex Kuczynski
Alex Kuczynski
Print journalists are paying unusual attention to their grooming, makeup and apparel as they make increasingly frequent television appearances as pundits; photo (M)9
Word & Image; The Facts of Media Life
Date: 27 September 1998
By Max Frankel
Max Frankel
Max Frankel article on some recent high-profile reports and journalists that were found to have stretched the truth; scores culture that argues that good yarn justifies cutting corners, imagining dialogue, inventing characters and otherwise torturing the truth; drawing (M)
Spotlight on Reporters and Sources in Lawsuit Against '60 Minutes'
Date: 28 September 1998
By Felicity Barringer
Felicity Barringer
Libel suit by Rudy M Camacho, Customs Service official, charging that he did not approve internal memo shown on 60 Minutes television report on drug smuggling raises questions about interaction between journalists and sources; names Michael L Horner, former Customs inspector who supplied program with copies of disputed memo, as co-defendant with CBS, journalists and report's producer; Horner has long charged his work was thwarted by corrupt superiors; memo urged agents to process quickly trucks of company allegedly linked to Mexican drug cartel; photos (M)
State Begins Complex Task Of Evaluating All Colleges
Date: 27 September 1998
By Karen W. Arenson
Karen Arenson
New York State Department of Education is beginning an evaluation of state's colletes and universities, both public and private; format is yet to be worked out and department officials are reluctant to speculate about specifics; officials note that because of wide range of institutions, the report must be something more complex than the school report card, perhaps something more like reports issued by US News & World Report and Princeton Review, but somehow going beyond them (M)
Khrushchev, Kennedy, Mao, Nixon . . . Can the Cast on Today's Stage Compare?
Date: 27 September 1998
By Richard Sandomir
Richard Sandomir
Richard Sandomir article on Cold War, a eight-part CNN series on the half-century of conflict between Communism and the West; photos (L)
A Top Lender in Japan Files for Bankruptcy
Date: 28 September 1998
By Bloomberg News
Bloomberg News
Japan Leasing Corp, Japan's second-largest leasing company and affiliate of troubled Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan Ltd, files for bankruptcy, becoming country's biggest postwar bankruptcy (M)