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Appendix File 1984 Continuous Monitoring Study (1984.S) appcontm.txt Version 01 Codebook ------------------- CODEBOOK APPENDIX FILE 1984 CONTINUOUS MONITORING STUDY (1984.S) USER NOTE: This file has been converted to electronic format via OCR scanning. As as result, the user is advised that some errors in character recognition may have resulted within the text. >> CONTINUOUS MONITORING NEWSPAPER CODE STATE CODE NAME OF PAPER CITY WA 001. ABERDEEN WORLD ABERDEEN TX 002. ABILENE REPORTER-NEWS ABILENE OH 003. AKRON BEACON JOURNAL AKRON OR 004. ALBANY DEMOCRAT-HERALD ALBANY NY 005. ALBANY KNICKERBOCKER NEWS ALBANY NY 006. ALBANY TIMES-UNION, ALBANY NE 007. ALLIANCE TIMES-HERALD, THE ALLIANCE PA 008. ALTOONA MIRROR ALTOONA CA 009. ANAHEIM BULLETIN ANAHEIM MI 010. ANN ARBOR NEWS ANN ARBOR WI 011. APPLETON-NEENAH-MENASHA POST-CRESCENT APPLETON IL 012. ARLINGTON HEIGHTS HERALD ARLINGTON KS 013. ATCHISON GLOBE ATCHISON GA 014. ATLANTA CONSTITUTION ATLANTA GA 015. ATLANTA JOURNAL ATLANTA GA 016. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE AUGUSTA GA 017. AUGUSTA HERALD AUGUSTA ME 018. AUGUSTA-KENNEBEC JOURNAL AUGUSTA IL 019. AURORA BEACON NEWS AURORA TX 020. AUSTIN AMERICAN AUSTIN TX 021. AUSTIN CITIZEN AUSTIN TX 022. AUSTIN STATESMAN AUSTIN MI 023. BAD AXE HURON TRIBUNE BAD AXE CA 024. BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIAN BAKERSFIELD MD 025. BALTIMORE NEWS AMERICAN BALTIMORE MD 026. BALTIMORE SUN BALTIMORE ME 027. BANGOR DAILY NEWS BANGOR OK 028. BARTLESVILLE EXAMINER-ENTERPRISE BARTLESVILLE AR 029. BATESVILLE GUARD BATESVILLE LA 030. BATON ROUGE ADVOCATE BATON ROUGE LA 031. BATON ROUGE STATES TIMES BATON ROUGE MI 032. BAY CITY TIMES BAY CITY NE 033. BEATRICE SUN BEATRICE TX 034. BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE BEAUMONT TX 035. BEAUMONT JOURNAL BEAUMONT PA 036. BEDFORD GAZETTE BEDFORD OH 037. BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER BELLEFONTAINE WA 038. BELLEVUE JOURNAL AMERICAN BELLEVUE Page 1 appcontm.txt NJ 039. BERGEN RECORD BERGEN ME 040. BIDDEFORD JOURNAL-TRIBUNE BIDDEFORD TX 041. BIG SPRINGS HERALD BIG SPRINGS NY 042. BINGHAMTON PRESS BINGHAMTON NY 043. BINGHAMTON SUN-BULLETIN BINGHAMTON IN 044. BLOOMINGTON HERALD-TELEPHONE BLOOMINGTON IL 045. BLOOMINGTON PANTAGRAPH BLOOMINGTON AR 046. BLYTHEVILLE COURIER-NEWS BLYTHEVILLE MA 047. BOSTON GLOBE BOSTON MA 048. BOSTON HERALD AMERICAN BOSTON FL 049. BRADENTON HERALD BRADENTON TX 050. BRENHAM BANNER-PRESS BRENHAM CT 051. BRIDGEPORT POST BRIDGEPORT CT 052. BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM BRIDGEPORT MA 053. BROCTON ENTERPRISE AND TIMES BROCTON MO 054. BROOKFIELD NEWS-BULLETIN BROOKFIELD ME 055. BRUNSWICK TIMES RECORD BRUNSWICK NY 056. BUFFALO CURRIER-EXPRESS BUFFALO NY 057. BUFFALO EVENING NEWS BUFFALO IL 058. BUFFALO GROVE HERALD BUFFALO NJ 059. CAMDEN COURIER POST CAMDEN WY 060. CASPER STAR TRIBUNE CASPER IA 061. CEDAR FALLS RECORD CEDAR FALLS WA 062 CENTRALIA/CHEHALIS CHRONICLE CENTRALIA PA 063 CHAMBERSBURG PUBLIC OPINION CHAMBERSBURG IL 064. CHAMPAIGN/URBANA COURIER CHAMPAIGN IL 065. CHAMPAIGN/URBANA NEWS-GAZETTE CHAMPAIGN OH 066. CHARDON GEAUGA TIME LEADER CHARDON WV 067. CHARLESTON GAZETTE CHARLESTON WV 068. CHARLESTON MAIL CHARLESTON TN 069. CHATTANOOGA NEWS-FREE PRESS CHATTANOOGA TN 070. CHATTANOOGA TIMES CHATTANOOGA MA 071. CHELSEA RECORD CHELSEA WY 072. CHEYENNE WYOMING EAGLE CHEYENNE IL 073. CHICAGO CALUMET CHICAGO IL 074. CHICAGO SUN TIMES CHICAGO IL 075. CHICAGO TRIBUNE CHICAGO CA 076. CHICO ENTERPRISE-RECORD CHICO MO 077. CHILLICOTHE CONSTITUTION-TRIBUN CHILLICOTHE IN 078. CINCINNATI INQUIRER CINCINNATI TN 079. CLEVELAND BANNER CLEVELAND OH 080. CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER CLEVELAND OH 081. CLEVELAND PRESS CLEVELAND MA 082. CLINTON ITEM CLINTON IL 083. CLINTON JOURNAL-PUBLIC CLINTON SC 084. COLUMBIA RECORD COLUMBIA SC 085. COLUMBIA STATE COLUMBIA OH 086. COLUMBUS CITIZEN JOURNAL COLUMBUS DC 087. U.S.A. TODAY WASHINGTON D.C. OH 088. COLUMBUS DISPATCH COLUMBUS IN 089. COLUMBUS REPUBLIC COLUMBUS NE 090. COLUMBUS TELEGRAM COLUMBUS IN 091. CONNORSVILLE NEWS-EXAMINER CONNORSVILLE TX 092. CONROE COURIER CONROE OR 093. COOS BAY/NORTH BEND WORLD COOS BAY OR 094. CORVALIS GAZETTE TIMES CORVALIS PA 095 CORY JOURNAL CORY NJ 096 BRIDGEWATER COURIER NEWS, THE BRIDGEWATER LA 097. CROWLEY POST-SIGNAL CROWLEY Page 2 appcontm.txt NY 098. ONEONTA DAILY STAR, THE ONEONTA TX 099. DALLAS NEWS DALLAS TX 100. DALLAS TIMES HERALD DALLAS GA 101. DALTON CITIZEN-NEWS DALTON CT 102. DANBURY NEWS-TIMES DANBURY VA 103. DANVILLE BEE DANVILLE PA 104. DANVILLE NEWS DANVILLE VA 105. DANVILLE REGISTER DANVILLE IA 106. DAVENPORT QUAD CITY TIMES DAVENPORT OH 107. DAYTON JOURNAL HERALD DAYTON OH 108. DAYTON DAILY NEWS DAYTON AL 109. DECATUR DAILY DECATUR IL 110. DECATUR HERALD DECATUR IL 111. DECATUR REVIEW DECATUR TX 112. DEL RIO NEWS-HERALD DEL RIO TX 113. DENTON RECORD-CHRONICLE DENTON CO 114. DENVER POST DENVER CO 115. DENVER ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS DENVER IA 116. DES MOINES REGISTER DES MOINES IA 117. DES MOINES TRIBUNE DES MOINES UT 118. SALT LAKE CITY DESERET NEWS SALT LAKE CITY IL 119. DESPLAINER HERALD DESPLAINER MI 120. DETROIT FREE PRESS DETROIT MI 121. DETROIT NEWS DETROIT AL 122. DOTHAN EAGLE DOTHAN DE 123. DOVER-DELAWARE STATE NEWS DOVER MN 124. DULUTH HERALD DULUTH MN 125. DULUTH NEWS TRIBUNE DULUTH IL 126. ELGIN COURIER-NEWS ELGIN NC 127. ELIZABETH CITY ADVANCE ELIZABETH CITY NJ 128. ELIZABETH JOURNAL ELIZABETH IL 129. ELK GROVE HERALD ELK GROVE IN 130. ELKHART TRUTH ELKHART NY 131. ELMIRA STAR-GAZETTE ELMIRA AL 132. ENTERPRISE LEDGER ENTERPRISE PA 133. ERIE TIMES-NEWS ERIE CA 134. ESCONDIDO TIMES-ADVOCATE ESCONDIDO OR 135. EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD EUGENE WA 136. EVERETT HERALD EVERETT OH 137. FAIRBORN HERALD FAIRBORN MA 138. FITCHBURG/LEOMINSTER SENTINEL FITCHBURG ENTERPRISE MI 139. FLINT JOURNAL FLINT AL 140. FLORENCE TIMES TRI-CITIES DAILY FLORENCE WI 141. FOND DU LAC REPORTER FOND DU LAC CA 142. FONTANA HERALD NEWS FONTANA AR 143. FORREST CITY TIMES-HERALD, THE FORREST CITY IA 144. FORT DODGE MESSENGER FORT DODGE TX 145. FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM FORT WORTH MA 146. FRAMINGHAM SOUTH MIDDLESEX NEWS FRAMINGHAM IN 147. FRANKLIN JOURNAL FRANKLIN CA 148. FREMONT/NEWARK ARGUS FREMONT GA 149. GAINESVILLE TIMES GAINESVILLE MA 150. GLOUCESTER TIMES GLOUCESTER CO 151. GOLDEN TRANSCRIPT GOLDEN IN 152. GOSHEN NEWS GOSHEN NE 153. GRAND ISLAND INDEPENDENT GRAND ISLAND OR 154. GRANTS PASS COURIER GRANTS PASS WI 155. GREEN BAY PRESS-GAZETTE GREEN BAY Page 3 appcontm.txt NC 156. GREENSBORO NEWS RECORD GREENSBORO IN 157. GREENSBUG NEWS GREENSBURG NC 158. GREENVILLE REFLECTOR GREENVILLE CT 159. GREENWICH TIME GREENWICH CT 160. GROTON NEWS GROTON MO 161. HANNIBAL COURIER-POST, THE HANNIBAL TN 162. HARRIMAN TODAY'S NEWS HARRIMAN PA 163. HARRISBURG NEWS HARRISBURG PA 164. HARRISBURG PATRIOT HARRISBURG CT 165. HARTFORD COURANT HARTFORD MA 166. CAPE COD TIMES CAPE COD MA 167. HAVERILL GAZETTE HAVERILL CA 168. HAYWARD REVIEW HAYWARD PA 169. HAZELTON STANDARD SPEAKER HAZELTON KS 170. HIAWATHA WORLD, THE HIAWATHA NY 171. HICKSVILLE CENTRE ISLAND NEWS HICKSVILLE NC 172. HIGHPOINT ENTERPRISE HIGHPOINT IL 173. HOFFMAN ESTATES/SCHAUMBURG HERALD HOFFMAN ESTATES NE 174. HOLDREGE CITIZEN HOLDREGE PA 175. HOMESTEAD MESSENGER HOMESTEAD FL 176. HOMESTEAD SOUTH DADE NEWS-LEADER HOMESTEAD LA 177. HOUMA COURIER AND TERREBONNE PRESS HOUMA CT 178. NORWALK HOUR, THE NORWALK TX 179. HOUSTON CHRONICLE HOUSTON TX 180. HOUSTON POST HOUSTON NY 181. HUDSON REGISTER-STAR HUDSON MA 182. HUDSON SUN HUDSON PA 183. HUNTINGTON NEWS HUNTINGTON CA 184. HUNTINGTON PARK SIGNAL HUNTINGTON TX 185. HUNTSVILLE ITEM HUNTSVILLE AL 186. HUNTSVILLE NEWS HUNTSVILLE AL 187. HUNTSVILLE TIMES HUNTSVILLE IN 188. INDIANAPOLIS NEWS INDIANAPOLIS IN 189. INDIANAPOLIS STAR INDIANAPOLIS NY 190. ITHACA JOURNAL ITHACA MS 191. JACKSON CLARION-LEDGER JACKSON MS 192. JACKSON NEWS JACKSON IN 193. JEFFERSONVILLE NEWS JEFFERSONVILLE LA 194. JENNINGS NEWS JENNINGS NJ 195. JERSEY CITY JERSEY JOURNAL JERSEY CITY AR 196. JOANSBORO SUN JOANSBORO KS 197. JUNCTION CITY UNION JUNCTION CITY KS 198. KANSAS CITY KANSAN KANSAS CITY KS 199. KANSAS CITY STAR KANSAS CITY KS 200. KANSAS CITY TIMES KANSAS CITY NE 201. KEARNEY HUB KEARNEY IL 202. KEWANEE STAR-COURIER KEWANEE FL 203. KEY WEST CITIZEN KEY WEST PA 204. KING OF PRUSSIA TODAY'S POST KING OF PRUSSIA NY 205. KINGSTON FREEMAN KINGSTON NC 206. KINSTON FREE PRESS KINSTON MO 207. KIRKSVILLE EXPRESS AND NEWS KIRKSVILLE TN 208. KNOXVILLE JOURNAL KNOXVILLE TN 209. KNOXVILLE NEWS-SENTINEL KNOXVILLE IN 210. LA PORTE HERALD-ARGUS LA PORTE IL 211. LA SALLE NEWS TRIBUNE LA SALLE LA 212. LAFAYETTE ADVERTISER LAFAYETTE CA 213. LAHABRA-BREA STAR-PROGRESS LAHABRA Page 4 appcontm.txt LA 214. LAKE CHARLES AMERICAN PRESS LAKE CHARLES FL 215. LAKELAND LEDGER LAKELAND PA 216. LANSDALE NORTH PENN REPORTER LANSDALE MA 218. LAWRENCE EAGLE TRIBUNE LAWRENCE GA 219. LAWRENCEVILLE GWINNET NEWS LAWRENCEVILLE KS 220. LEAVENWORTH TIMES, THE LEAVENWORTH PA 221. LEIGHINGTON TIMES-NEWS LEIGHINGTON TX 222. LEWISVILLE LEADER LEWISVILLE NC 223. LEXINGTON DISPATCH LEXINGTON IL 224. LINCOLN COURIER LINCOLN NE 225. LINCOLN JOURNAL STAR LINCOLN NY 226. GARDEN CITY LONG ISLAND NEWSDAY GARDEN CITY WA 227. LONGVIEW NEWS LONGVIEW CA 228. LOS ANGELES HERALD EXAMINER LOS ANGELES CA 229. LOS ANGELES TIMES LOS ANGELES PA 230. LOUISTOWN SENTINEL LOUISTOWN KY 231. LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL LOUISVILLE KY 232. LOUISVILLE TIMES LOUISVILLE MA 233. LOWELL SUN LOWELL TX 234. LUBBOCK AVALANCHE-JOURNAL LUBBOCK TX 235. LUFKIN NEWS LUFKIN VA 236. LYNCHBURG ADVANCE LYNCHBURG VA 237. LYNCHBURG NEWS LYNCHBURG MA 238. LYNN ITEM LYNN MO 239. MACON CHRONICLE-HERALD, THE MACON IN 240. MADISON COURIER MADISON MA 241. MALDEN NEWS MALDEN NY 242. MALONE TELEGRAM MALONE KS 243. MANHATTAN MERCURY MANHATTAN WI 244. MANITOWAC/TWO RIVERS HERALD-TIMES MANITOWAC OH 245. MANSFIELD NEWS JOURNAL MANSFIELD OH 246. MARION STAR MARION MA 247. MARLBORO ENTERPRISE MARLBORO CA 248. MARRYSVILLE APPEAL-DEMOCRAT MARRYSVILLE IA 249. MARSHALLTOWN TIMES-REPUBLICAN MARSHALLTOWN DE 250. MARTINSVILLE BULLETIN MARTINSVILLE IN 251. MARTINSVILLE REPORTER MARTINSVILLE OH 252. MARYSVILLE JOURNAL-TRIBUNE MARYSVILLE MO 253. MARYVILLE FORUM MARYVILLE IA 254. MASON CITY GLOBE-GAZETTE MASON CITY NE 255. MCCOOK GAZETTE MCCOOK PA 256. MCKEESPORT NEWS MCKEESPORT PA 257. MEADVILLE TRIBUNE MEADVILLE OR 258. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE MEDFORD MA 259. MEDFORD MERCURY MEDFORD MA 260. MELROSE NEWS MELROSE TN 261.
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