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The article discusses censorship on newspapers in the U.S. It recalls an incident in which some 400 copies of the April 3, 2013 issue of "Santa Fe Reporter" were confiscated by a reader believed to oppose the cover of the issue. Association for Alternative Newsmedia executive director Tiffany Shackelford stresses the importance for the government to fully prosecute people suppressing free papers. It also looks into how censorship serves as a reminder of overt actions by governing authorities. INSET: SIDEBAR: HOW CAN YOU STEAL WHAT'S ALREADY FREE?.

The article presents an index of eminent readers from Missouri including Mary Brown Aderman, Larie H. Bauer and Joseph Dale Bantle, and also includes their obituaries.

÷ Bel answers readers' questions on emotional and relationship problems each week. Write to Bel Mooney, Daily Mail, 2 Derry Street, London W8 5TT, or e-mail bel. mooney@dailymail.co.uk. A pseudonym will be used if you wish. Bel reads all letters but regrets she cannot enter into personal correspondence. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article informs that the periodical is seeking votes from its readers regarding its annual Best of Athens Readers' Choice Awards in which the readers will choose the best services and businesses available in Athens County, Ohio.

An essay is presented on book reviewing. The author examines the purposes that book reviews serve for authors and readers, and comments that book critics often overlook the fact that reviews are intended for readers and not to highlight their own cleverness. He reflects on his personal experience both reviewing books and having his writing reviewed and explores harsh criticism of books by reviewers including David Gates, Dale Peck, and Joe Queenan.

In this article the author discusses the unique fascination of readers in reading "The Hill."

The article offers the author's insights on the observation of several readers that the editors and writers of "The New York Times" are swaying their opinions.

A photograph of readers Chauncey Smith while reading the digital version of the Washington Informer at Starbucks is presented.

Ponders on the essence of style for readers and writers. Definition of style; Information on the classic style of literature; Dominance of several research in the academic study of literature.

Reports that Ann Moore, chief executive officer of magazine publisher Time Inc., is considering the launch of a publication destined for sale at supermarket checkout counters. Number of consecutive quarters of declining profits at Time Inc, which publishes "Time," "People," and "Fortune" magazines, indicating that the company is struggling despite effort to control cost; Details regarding the possible launch of a magazine aimed at women and a potential partnership with Wal-Mart Stores Inc.; View of author that any new magazine to be launched will serve a different audience than Time Inc.'s core advertisers and readers.

This article presents various questions by readers of the periodical "Windspeaker" answered by Tuma Young, who is studying for a Ph.D. in Law at the University of British Columbia.

The article encourages readers to write their letters to the editor to the journal "Eastern Door."

The article reports on the policies of the journal for accepting letters from readers.

The article offers the author's insight on a paywall launched by "Arizona Daily Star" newspaper. It states that the newspaper's head, Chase Rankin, introduces readers to the impending changes in the newspaper's digital access. A subscription model called Full access is also introduced which allows print subscribers to have full access to the newspaper's digital content than nonsubscribers.

The article presents several advices for the newspapers readers on social issues concerning anger management, good manners and sharing responsibilities and respect for raising a child.