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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1994

Page

3

Paul Harvey vows to stay on air at 76 amid New York media critique

Tulsa based broadcaster Paul Harvey, 76, says he has no plans to quit or move to New York. He spoke at a Salvation Army fundraiser about media perspective, criticizing the New York hub as unbalancing the national picture while he continues to work from Chicago and stay away from New York as much as possible.

Tulsa Okla Paul Harvey New York City Spavinaw Reservoir Wall Street Journal Tulsa World Salvation Army Harvey New York Manhattan Island Chicago

Have laptop will travel redefining the office norm

IBM marketing specialist Ken Feldman joins a nationwide shift to portable tech as 800 workers move to a Cranford facility. Firms like IBM Ernst & Young and GE report 15 to 20 percent productivity gains and 25 to 40 percent real estate savings. The trend blends work with home life, sparking concerns about identity, networking, and career status.

Lisa Genasci EW York Ken Feldman America International Business Machines Corp Feldman IBM New Jersey New York Cranford N.J Duke Mitchell Ernst & Young Arthur Andersen & Co American Telephone 4 Telegraph Corp General Electric Co fewl-11-Packard Co

Poll finds mixed views on press power and government control

A Times Mirror Center poll shows 44 percent say newspapers are often wrong and 68 percent view reporting as one sided. Sixty-five percent want government hands off news, yet 69 percent back restraints to protect secrets and 60 percent for anti terrorism limits. The study involved 1,494 adults with a 3 point margin.

Ashington Times Mirror Center For the People & the Press

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