11.   But newspaper executives and industry analysts said they felt relieved because a circulation plunge reported by many newspapers six months ago had slowed to a gradual slide.

12.   But newspaper executives and analysts said the data showed that an earlier slide had slowed.

13.   But, as newspapers have begun reducing demand by instituting sharp conservation measures, some newspaper executives have begun to predict that newsprint prices will level off.

14.   Conservative talk radio stations in California have criticized the speaker, a longtime newspaper executive, for the political content of the speech.

15.   Earlier this week, Perry told a meeting of newspaper executives that he thinks the Senate will pass a limited voucher program.

16.   For corporate newspaper executives, he said, politics has often proven irrelevant.

17.   He was the first newspaper executive to use a management-leveraged buyout to purchase his paper.

18.   His father, after he left the military, became a newspaper executive and, later, the first publisher of TV Guide.

19.   I was one of three newspaper executives in a car on the way to inspect a new office in the suburbs.

20.   In a move that other newspaper executives saw as symbolic of his commitment to daily journalism, Willes put Schlosberg on the board.