Is the Wilson matter on your front page?

[elfin]

Just curious - it wasn't on any of the papers Aaron Brown looked at in his last segment - is on lower part of Milwaukee Journal today, upper right of New York Times.

How quickly it is banished will tell if the media is going to really follow this.

edit - upper left of NYT - need some more coffee

[mcar]

1. Page 2

St. Petersburg Times, small mention in blistering editorial about war failures.

[demnan]

2. Yes

It made the front page of the Washington Post, but not the upper right but the upper left column. The upper right column has a story about how many people don't have health care.

[Justice]

3. Boston Globe

Page 1, lower right

[vi5]

4. Top front page of USA today and NJ Star Ledger...

Although the Ledger surprisingly headlined it "Growing feud of CIA leak" or some such thing to imply that it wasn't an investigation into an illegal action as much as partisan bickering.

This is surprising because the Ledger has been really good about having front page articles critical of the admin and especially Iraq.

But still, it's there.

I also notice that it's still the headline story at CNN.com.

[The Backlash Cometh]

5. I haven't seen today's paper.

But yesterday it was buried. About four pages in.

[Ilsa]

6. It's the fifth story

on the internet site for our local paper (we quit buying the newspaper because of its extreme right-wing bent), preceded by the story of soldier's death in Iraq yesterday, increase in uninsured Americans, cattle and horse sale for the sesquicentennial of the King Ranch, and our top story: traffic route change at the mall.

It's probably at the bottom of the first page, thanks to our new moderate editor.

[nostamj]

7. see "LAURA BRAVES WEASEL KISS"

for the NYC tabliod coverage....

the NYT has both!

[Scurrilous]

8. The Miami Herald..

..has the Wilson story on the front page. Fairly big headline; "White House denies naming agent."

[FlaGranny]

9. Page 1 - Palm Beach Post

Top of page, right hand column. Good on them.

[jsaro]

10. Austin American-Statesman, yes

Top story, big headline, picture of Rovesputin.

http://www.statesman.com/hp/content/homepage/index.html

The website headline is snarky: "Democrats seek inquiry in CIA agent leak." The print edition headline is much better: "FBI targets unmasking of CIA agent."

[GOPisEvil]

35. Off topic but: Hey stranger!!!

:hi:

[BiggJawn]

11. It was yesterday, haven't checked today yet. NPR lead off w/it.

It was a headline story on NPR...Suppose someone had a journalistic stirring and said "Damn the Sponsors, go with this.."?

[enough]

12. Philadelphia Inquirer: front page, lead story across the top.

"White House denies role in CIA leak"

on edit:

Also a scathing Auth cartoon, with the White House putting a "KILL ME" sign on the back of a CIA agent.

[molly]

13. Yep - Delaware News Journal

http://customwire.ap.org/dynamic/stories/C/CIA_LEAK?SITE=DEWIL&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT

on edit - this is the online version of the paper, but it is on the front page of the paper version - a bigger article

[Padraig18]

14. Page 2, above the fold, in our local Republican-owned rag

http://www.jg-tc.com

[Loki]

15. Front page Houston Chronicle

lower left and an editorial calling for a full investigation and comparing to Iran-Contra. Double whammy!

[asjr]

16. Wilson

If this had happened in the Clinton WH heads would already have rolled. Clinton cares about this country. This administration doesn't give a damn. This story might have had legs for a couple of days, but it will be cut off at the knees from now on. It is astounding that the media is so fickle it will not tell us (the country) the truth. A few big headlines and they go back to business as usual. We can only hope though.

[The Backlash Cometh]

17. Interesting Catch: Who knows Greg Miller from the L.A. Times?

The Orlando Sentinel seemed to bury the story yesterday. Today on the on-line news the catchy phrase is:


'Leak accusation stirs White House
Officials deny 'outing' CIA agent whose spouse challenged case for Iraq war"

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/nationworld/sns-cialeak,0,1171755.story?coll=orl-home-headlines

The interesting thing to remember is that the Chicago Tribune just purchased the L.A. Times and has owned the right-leaning Orlando Sentinel for years. They've got this country covered from the Midwest, to the east and west coast. I'm wondering if this Greg Miller has a history of conservative slanting news? If so, we're seeing a good reason to limit monopolized ownership of the news. They slant the news to the right, and the sheep will follow.

[Redbear]

18. Waco Tribune-Herald yes

plus a great column on Tom Delay

http://www.wacotrib.com/news/newsfd/auto/feed/news/2003/09/30/1064900276.19830.1058.3029.html

[Junkdrawer]

19. Pgh Post-Gazette: Bottom front: White House calls leak charge ‘serious’

Editorial did call for Independent Investigator.

[LWolf]

20. No. It's nowhere in the local paper.

No big surprise.

[salin]

32. Nowhere in my local paper as well

progressive midwestern college town. Not a mention. :(

[diplomats]

38. It's on page one of my morning paper

though it's not across the top.

[janekat]

21. Page 3 - in Naples Florida (Republicanville)

[hewitt]

22. yes!!!! top story in Waco

I couldn't believe it: in the heart of bush country, this story was on the front page!!! I think people here are becoming aware that bush only uses Waco and Crawford as a phony backdrop. Our VA hospital may be closed. All locals, even the republicans, are worried. If bush truly wanted Waco support, he would step in to save the hospital. Naturally, he has done nothing. What a fool the man is: if he saved the hospital, he would earn the votes of vitually everyone here (except yours truly of course). Even folks in Waco are beginning to realize how little his rhetoric means.

[kathee]

28. Hey neighbor!

:hi:

I grabbed this online from Temple Daily Telegram

White House denies adviser leaked CIA agent’s identity

[pansypoo53219]

23. yes

but the debate on the state quarter is a bigger issue. but on the plus side the Milwaukee Journal sentinal(urinal), also has a 3 part story about the VIETNAM WAR PROTESTS the rocked the madison campus. and there is a big segment on the front for that.
oh and of course the great packer win over da Bears.

[T Roosevelt]

24. Check out www.newseum.org

It's interesting to see just which papers have it on the front page...

On edit:

Thought I'd add this tasty little morsel from the Dallas Morning News

[GiovanniC]

36. WOW...

The front page of the DMN is like a scatter-shot of Bush's failures and improprieties.

[11 Bravo]

25. Front page, Washington Post.

I may have to break down this afternoon and actually purchase a copy of our right-wing Moonie rag (The Washington Times) and see if they even mention the story.

[realFedUp]

26. LA Times, yes, above the fold, center

Of course Aaron never gets the LA Times preview
because the Times is THE serious paper on the West Coast,
not the SF Chronicle....

[meg]

27. Yes - lower left

Below the fold, Corpus Christi Caller Times

[mainer]

29. Yes - Portland Press Herald (Maine)

On the front page for the second day in a row.

[HFishbine]

30. A Story

of the White House denial was on page 4 of my local illustrious rag.

[Beetwasher]

31. NYT Front Page

n/t

[central scrutinizer]

33. front page, above the fold

Eugene Oregon Register Guard

"Democrats step up demand for probe"

<>

[MoonAndSun]

34. The Arizona Republic

front page below the fold, right side. But at least it did make the front page!

[MissB]

37. No - Not on the front page of the Oregonian

It's inside, same place as yesterday. I fully expected to see it on the front page this morning.

However, one of our weekly columnists used it in his column this morning. Metro section, front page.

[cmf]

39. Seattle Times - pg 2, Seattle P-I - pg 3. n/t