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Three inducted into Cincinnati Journalism Hall of Fame in 2004
Thom Gephardt
Presented by William Keating,
retired Cincinnati Enquirer publisher
Cincinnati Enquirer
editorial page editor for 32 years. Gephardt became well-known for
creating fictional character "Mr. Whig''. Using this
character, Gephardt espoused his political views in a Sunday column.
Henry Segal
Presented by Scott Aiken, retired
Cincinnati Enquirer editorial writer
Editor and owner of the Cincinnati-based American Israelite
for 55 years until his death in 1985. Segal was also
The
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selected Segal items on display during banquet reception
> Read Scott Aiken's remarks from the banquet
Dick Rawe
Presented by William Burleigh, retired E.W. Scripps Co. CEO
Did everything at
The Cincinnati Post -
from copy boy to city editor - during a newspaper career spanning 50
years, ending in 1993.
Rawe covered business news, real estate
and aviation. He was also an editorial-page writer, senior
investigative reporter, and assistant city editor.
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