Jack Fuller

• Number of Corrections Increase at Two National Newspapers

Among the reasons cited for inaccurate news reports are deadline pressure, challenges in obtaining and verifying factual information and difficulty in determining what facts mean or what is a fact.2 Former Chicago Tribune editor Jack Fuller contends that error is inevitable because eliminating all possibility of error would bog down the production process.3 If error is an inevitable result of quality journalism, as some argue, then the challenge for journalists is managing and acknowledging error.4 The public notices inaccuracies in news stories. [...] this study provides evidence that a more liberal policy of publishing corrections can enhance the dialogue between readers and newspapers.

• Newspaper Research Journal
• Vol. 30 Nbr. 3, July 2009

• William Kurek, Walter Durdle, Robert Togikawa, Edwin Jones, and Richard Hoadley, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. Pleasure Driveway and Park District of Peoria, Illinois, an Illinois Political Subdivision, George L. Luthy, John R. Canterbury, James A. Cummings, Bonnie W. Noble, Clyde West, Harold A. (Pete) Vonachen, Jr., Individually and as President and Members of the Pleasure Driveway and Park District of Peoria, Rhodell E. Owens, Individually and as Director of Parks and Recreation, Jack M. Fuller, Individually and as Administrative Assistant, Daniel B. Ohlemiller, Individually and as Business Administrator, Frank D. Borror, Individually and as Superintendent of Maintenance, William Mcd. Frederick, Individually and as Attorney of Pleasure Driveway and Park District of Peoria, Golf Shop Management, Inc., an Illinois Corporation, and Gordon A. Ramsey, Defendants-Appellees., 557 F.2d 580 (7th Cir. 1977)

John E. Cassidy, Jr., Peoria, Ill., for plaintiffs-appellants. Daniel W. Hardy, Gary S. Clem, Peoria, Ill., William V. Altenberger, Wm. McD. Frederi...

• Federal Circuits

• County Thinking of Repealing Off-Roading Ordinance

Jack Fuller remembers a time, not so long ago, when off-roaders zoomed past his Joshua Tree home on motorcycles and quads on an almost-daily basis, rattling his nerves and disrupting his quality of life. This was their Disneyland ride. About every day, you'd have these guys going up and down the roads adjacent to my house," said Fuller, 73, who has lived in Joshua Tree for more than 10 years. "You could put up fences, signs or anything else, but if they wanted to go into an area bad enough, down would come everything.

• The Sun (San Bernardino, CA)
• January 02, 2010

• Loss of Tribune's fuller thrusts L.A. paper into uncertain times.

Los Angeles - Jack Fuller

• Los Angeles Business Journal
• November 01, 2004

• A Glimpse at the Competitive World of Autocrossing

'It's not a race, It's an autocross," Jack Fuller, owner of Fuller's Insurance and proud Porsche driver, said over the sound of revving engines at the Ecurie Vitesse autocross at Florida Keys Community College Sunday. "You need to strike the word race from your memory when it comes to this sport. I'm a little nervous," Diana Reagan said behind the wheel of a 2002 Mercedes SLK230. "This is my first time so wish me luck." "I'll have to pick it up on this run," Scott McCollum, Sunday's event master said, standing beside his 2005 Mazda Miata Turbo. "People walk away from an autocross much better drivers. They know how to manage their car in split second decisions and are generally safer behind the wheel."

• Solares Hill
• August 11, 2009

• La Casa de Cristal de Los Fox

Fox se retorcía en su silla, en silencio, mientras escuchaba la presentación de Jack Fuller en la sesión inaugural de la Sociedad Interamericana de Prensa. Fuller, presidente de la SIP y periodista al fin y al cabo, apuntó en inglés que Marta Sahagún "quiere postularse como candidata a la presidencia." Y Fox, que escuchaba sin necesidad de traductor, inmediatamente lo desmintió cuando llegó al micrófono. "La señora Marta Sahagún jamás ha expresado que quiere ser candidata o presidenta de este maravilloso país", dijo Fox. "Tenemos grandes planes, que es irnos al rancho San Cristóbal, a disfrutar de la familia...así es que seguramente no la vamos a ver a ella corriendo para presidenta de México. Sin embargo, al abrirse la sesión de preguntas y respuestas, la supuesta transparencia la "pa...

• La Prensa; San Antonio, Tex.
• July 29, 2009

• Listening to Ghosts of Wars Past

My old man was in World War II. His stories are the same old bull," a character in author Jack Fuller's Vietnam War novel, "Fragments" tells a friend. The friend replies, "Maybe you ought to listen to them. Maybe he's still got something on his mind. Maybe, indeed.

• Bangor Daily News
• May 25, 2009

• Torstar Announces Appointment of Don Babick and Jack Fuller to Board of Directors.

TORONTO -- Torstar Corporation today (TSX:TS.B) announced the appointment of Don Babick and Jack Fuller to Torstar's Board of Directors. Mr. Babick ...

• Business Wire
• December 14, 2004

• Fisherman's Body Found; Search On for Second Man

LUBEC - Rescue personnel recovered the body of one fisherman and continued searching through the night for another in Cobscook Bay near Eastport Wednesday after reports that a 34-foot vessel from Lubec had gone down. The U.S. Coast Guard did not immediately release the identities of the victims or the name of the vessel, but Deputy Jack Fuller of the Washington County Sheriff's office said the recovered body was that of Loren Lank, age unknown, who had been a sternman on the missing boat.

• Bangor Daily News
• March 26, 2009

• Guards Pave Way for Yale

By Jim Fuller Register Staff jfuller@nhregister.com WEST HAVEN - At the tail end of Jack Siedlecki's run as Yale's football coach and in the early stages of Tom Williams' tenure, it seemed inevitable that any mention of the Bulldogs' offensive line would be in the form of a question.

• New Haven Register
• November 06, 2011