By Richard Pyle, AP Writer
NEW YORK — Roy Steinfort, a veteran newsman and former vice president of The Associated Press who turned the agency’s radio operations into a service providing news to millions of listeners worldwide, died Sunday at age 88. Steinfort died after a short battle with cancer, said his widow, Patricia Milton. In a journalism career spanning some 40 years, Steinfort went from covering sports in his native Kentucky to running a weekly paper to chief of all broadcast operations for the AP. He retired from the world’s largest and oldest news agency in 1986.
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Says newspapers’ role ‘more vital than ever’
WASHINGTON—In a media environment where “calm deliberation is not high on the list” of activities, Sen. Carl Levin, D-MI, says there is no substitute for the depth of coverage provided by newspapers, which he called “more vital than ever.” Read the rest of this entry
Huffington Post co-founder says at NNA Government Affairs Conference
WASHINGTON—The “most sacred role for journalists” is finding out the truth, said Huffington Post co-founder Arianna Huffington. To wit, she dreams of a non-partisan, fact-checking tool that automatically flags political misstatements or half-truths. Read the rest of this entry
Napolitano tells NNA Government Affairs Conference
By Debra Gersh Hernandez
Washington—Newspapers and other publications are key to helping people know what’s going on in a way the 24-hour cable news cannot, said Janet Napolitano secretary of the Department of Homeland Security. Read the rest of this entry
BY TOM CALLINAN • TCALLINAN@ENQUIRER.COM • MARCH 5, 2010
(NOTE: The Kentucky Enquirer is also part of the ‘First in Print’ campaign.)
Sunday’s (Cincinnati) Enquirer will contain several stories with the logo “First in Print.”
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A memorial service was March 9 at First United Methodist Church in Fulton, Ky., for former Parisian and retired newspaper publisher Eunice Mitchell Clark of Fulton. The Rev. Bill Tate officiated. Clark was buried earlier in the day at Pleasantview Memorial Gardens in Fulton.
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Hi Kevin,
I have an SD card that was taken out of a camera and placed in another without first downloading the photos. We tried using PhotoRescue (3 years old) to retrieve the photos. We were able to get some but most seem corrupt. Do you have any ideas how else to retrieve these photos? It is an 8GB card with approximately 1,000 photos. Read the rest of this entry
