Publication leadership names listed in newsroom bios
La Dale Larson, Vice President of Newspaper and Magazine Publishing, Jerry Elsen, Editor of Editorial Pages and Editorial Board Chairman, and Mark Bowden, Managing Editor, are identified as key newsroom leaders. The listing highlights senior roles within the publication’s editorial hierarchy.
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Dale Larson
Jerry Elsen
Regulation of supplements questioned after Washington Post report
The Washington Post highlights rising illness and deaths linked to dietary supplements, noting quality control issues, contaminants, and cases like lead and mercury in imported Asian herbals. Critics urge tougher oversight while industry defenders claim regulation hampers access to alternatives.
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Washington Post
California
the Post
St. John’s
Long Island
Tom Harkin
D Lowa
National Institutes of Health
NIH
Harkin
National Center For Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Necam.nih.gov
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Stephen Straus
M.D
Congress
Family ownership in newspapers and its future fate
A veteran editor reflects on the decline of family owned papers in the United States as Times Mirror and similar sell offs reshape the industry. He argues that family control offers deep roots and long term public service, noting prominent examples like the New York Times and Los Angeles Times, while acknowledging profits must fund reporting and that public ownership can threaten newsroom independence.
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Los Angeles Times
Tribune Co
United States
U.S
the Gazette
Times Mirror
William Randolph Hearst
New York Journal
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Knight-Ridder
Tribune
New York Times
The
Wall Street Journal
Boston Globe
Washington Post
Dallas
Sacramento
Calif
St. Petersburg
Fla
Sulzberger
Chandlers
Southern
California
Washington
Post
Otis Chandler
Tokyo
Watergate
Pentagon
Times
Ownership strength during Watergate cited in license battles
Friends of the Nixon administration challenged Florida television licenses, inflating defense costs and hitting stock. The piece notes the risk for firms with weak ownership and urges independent reporting by newspapers, citing Katharine Graham of Washington Post Co. Reprinted from the Wall Street Journal.
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Florida
Katharine Graham
The
Washington Post Co
Wall Street Journal
Dow Jones & Company, Inc
Pro Life and Knights of Columbus clash over church and ethics
A Mount Holyoke College column accuses pro lifers of misusing terms while a Gazette letter defends the Pro-Life Action League founder Joe Scheidler amid a racketeering lawsuit. The same issue also notes Knights of Columbus growth with 85,705 new members in 1999 and 1.6 million members overall. Kenneth J. Bauer, Marion Past Grand Knight Council 5390
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Lynn Morgan
Mount Holyoke College
Pro-Life Action League
Joe Scheidler
Scheidler
Knights of Columbus
Iowa
United States
Canada
Philippines
Mexico
Kenneth J. Bauer
Marion
Stop these laws and defend gun rights in Iowa
A reader urges Iowa lawmakers to oppose a bill tying crash victim recovery to seat belt use or insurance status, arguing it unfairly blames victims and favors insurers. The letter defends the Second Amendment, cites gun defense cases, and criticizes push for trigger locks as weakening self defense and safety against driving misconduct.
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Iowa
Gun-Ban Department
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Joe Hindley
Chuck Peters
Ken Slaughter
Mark Bowden
Katharine
Graham
Chicago
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Mabel de
Par
Dion C
Columbine