The Radio and Television section of the proceedings contains the following 13 papers: "Two Pacific Powers View the World: News on CBS and TBS Television" (Anne Cooper-Chen); "Nicholas Johnson: The Public's Defender on the Federal Communication Commission, 1966-1973" (Max V. Grubb); "News Tips, TV Viewers, and Computer Links: A Follow-Up Story" (Jim Upshaw and Michael Elias); "Quantitative Television Coverage of Women's Athletics: ESPN Sportscenter and CNN Sports Tonight" (C. A. Tuggle); "A Deeper Look at the 'Superficiality' of Television News" (Daniel Riffe); "Television Station Sites on the World Wide Web" (Ray Niekamp); "Credibility and Perceptions of Network Television News Coverage of the O.J. Simpson Trial" (Patrick J. Sutherland and others); "Evaluating Satisfaction with Cable Television: An Attribute Based Approach" (Randy Jacobs); "Charles Kuralt, Steve Dunleavy, and the Language of Television News" (Matthew C. Ehrlich); "The Role of News Teasers in Processing of TV News" (Hao-chieh Chang); "Riding the Airwaves: Three Models of Women's Access to Broadcasting" (Sue Carter); "The News Box: Re-Evaluating Radio News in the 1920s" (Michael Antecol); and "Mandate to News Consult: The Untold Story of the FCC's 1960 Community Ascertainment Policy" (Craig Allen). Individual papers contain references. (CR)