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MichaelR. Bloomberg, founder and CEO of BloombergL.P, which provides multimedianews and analysis to iheworld's central banks, investment institu- tions,U.S. government offices and agencies and news organizations such as TheNew York Times, The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, Businessweek,andThe Economist. Seventy-nine news bureaus around the worlddisseminate information via computer terminals, a website, magazines, books,an all-news radio station, and internationally syndicated radio and ielevi- sronprograms.
EdBradley, CBS News correspondent and co-editor of 60Minutes, now in his 20thseason with with the program. His reports have won too many awards to list,including a recent Sigma Delta Chi Award for "Unsafe Haven," an expose of unsaferestraining methods and poorly trained workers inside the nation's largestchain of psychiatrichospitals. lreneCornell, a reporterat WCBSradio who's covered crime and the courts for30 years. Her producers'favorite kindof repofierbecause she can spot a promisingstory a mileaway; she is a wonderfulstoryteller, and is nevermore excitedthan whenloing to a trial.
OsbornElliott, founding chairman of theCitizens Committee for New York City,has been a distinguishedjournalist since 1946: as reporterand columnist forthe New York Journal of Commerce, a writer for Time, senior editor, manag- ingeditor, editor-in-chief, CEO and chairman of Newsweek,and dean of ColumbiaUniversity's Graduate School of Journalism.
LizSmith has done everything inthe publishing world except set type, She wasproof reader for Newsweek, an editor for Modern Screen Magazine, a pro- ducerfor Mike Wallace on CBS radio, and a producerfor live TV at NBC,an editorat Cosmopolitanand a contractwriter for Sporls lllusirated before win- ningfame as a syndicatednewspaper and TV columnist - coveringgossip withwit. humor, and a senseof fair play, Tus PnocRAM
Welcome BebyAshton President,NewYork Deadline Club
PresentailionofAwads BetsyAshton JimGny, Executive Director, Society ofProfessional Journali$s
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TheDeadline Club and Foundation wish to thank thefollowing for purchasing tables to thisevent:
Bloomberg,Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, EdelmanPublic Relations Worldwide, The First Amendment Center
Manythanks also to thosewho purchased individual sponsor tickets:
BetsyAshton,Christopher Brent, Liane Bell Brent, TheCitizens Committee for New York, John C. Long, PauletteLong, Not-for-Profit Grant Writers, StephenWeiss, Weiss, Peck & Greer,L.L.P.
Andspecial thanks to TheFirst Amendment Center for supplying andsetting up the audio-visual equipment. 2W DEeomrnCrue Opncms
President BetsyAshton, author; host, WNET/Thirteen Vice Presidents AllanChernoff, CNN KeithKelly, New York Post ClaireRegan, Staten lsland Advance Secretary DavidWoods, Marketing Communications Assistant Secretaries LillyGioia, freelance writer MichaelS.Kornfeld, Verizon Treasurer JohnLong, Wall Street Journal Assistant Treasurers SteveDunlop, Reuters RayBrady, CBS News (retired)
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BetsyAshton, chairperson SteveDunlop, Reuters KarenRothmyer, The Nation MichaelS.Kornfeld, Verizon BeverlyCampbell, financial journalist JoAnne Murphy, JMCOMM
Programdesign ClaireRegan