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Feminists , she pointed out " were neither sour old maids , childless women , nor divorced wives , as the newspapers declared them to be . The editorials were enhanced by Springfield 's format of pulling out the key question and the newspaper 's answer . A settlement agreement approved in early August puts to rest a simmering legal battle between The ( Toledo ) Blade and a local radio station that had been accused of misappropriating the newspaper 's stories . When I come back , I sign the letters , and read the newspaper for half an hour . Letters to the editor were sent by many people to the newspapers in an attempt to clear the record and the Stanford Daily and Mercury News issued follow-up stories that were more positive . With respect to the Phoenix memo , which is your second question , you know , my understanding of that memo , mostly what I've read in the newspapers , is that it was sent to headquarters ; it was not decentralized in the sense that it never made it to headquarters . Jacob Heilbrunn Editorial board members are granted one opportunity per year to use this space to voice their disagreement with an official position of the newspaper . Every warehouseman of public warehouses of class A shall be required , during the first week of January of each year , to publish in one or more of the newspapers ( daily , if there be such ) published in the city in which such warehouse is situated , a table or schedule of rates for the storage of grain in the warehouse during the ensuing year , which rates shall not be increased ( except as provided for in sect . June 2 , 2004 - - All but one of the statements published in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution about former Olympic Park security guard Richard Jewell are not libelous , a superior court judge in Georgia ruled yesterday , negating the need for the newspaper to disclose its confidential sources . For the newspapers that means red ink and more layoffs .