Biographies
Article Title	Magazine Title	Edition	Page Number	Summary
"Dapper Dan" Flood	Pennsylvania Heritage	Summer 1995	4	Pennsylvania's Legendary Congressman
"Falling into a Hole of Some Sort": Charles Goldblum's 1944 Grand Can You Adventure	Pittsburgh History	Fall 1997	92	Pittsburgher Charles Goldblum was in the army, flying over the Grand Canyon and had engine problems
"To Be Both A Negro And An American"	Pennsylvania Heritage	Spring 2001	6	W.E.B. Dubois and his search for an African American identity
"Your Future Depends On Yourself"	Pennsylvania Heritage	Fall 1998	32	Asa Packer as the self-made man.
25 Years in the Neighborhood	Pittsburgh Magazine	February 1993	40	For a quarter -century Fred Rogers has endured as the kind, gentle, understanding TV father-figure who likes us all young and…
80 People to Watch in '80	Pittsburgh Magazine	January 1980	21	Doctors, lawyers and Indian chiefs. The best and the brightest. Our 80 people to watch are going to be the movers and the …
A Champion for All Seasons	Pennsylvania Heritage	Summer 1998	4	Lizzie Stride became the first woman to receive a minor league baseball contract
A Kentucky Frontiersman's Pa Roots: The Daniel Boone Homestead	Pennsylvania Heritage	Summer 1998	30	Daniel Boone developed his character in the simple Berks County homestead and surrounding hills and forests of his youth
A Queen in the Kingdoms of Presbyteria and Bohemia	Pittsburgh Magazine	April 1993	32	Willa Cather came East looking for intellectual fervor and cultural excitement. Instead she found Pittsburgh-- and began…
A Treasure Trove of Memories from Uncle Wallace	Western Pennsylvania History	Summer 1999	74	Life and times of a globetrotting Pittsburgh physician Walbare Dodds
A Writer's Life	Pittsburgh Magazine	July 1991	24	Barry Paris talks about his past, his book, and Julia Roberts
Al-Ed-HA	Western Pennsylvania History	Fall 1999	106	Fayette County's Forgotten Mountain Poet
An Afternoon with Stefan Lorant	Pittsburgh Magazine	February 1989	27	One of the 20th century's authentic geniuses recounts a lifetime of memories
An Age He Deserves	Pittsburgh Magazine	June 1980	36	A look at Leon Arkus. The man and his reign as the director of the Carnegie Museum of Art.
Anchors Away	Pittsburgh Magazine	February 1997	32	There are some striking similarities between top TV newswomen Patti Burns and Sally Wiggin, and some major differences.
Barbara Yahr	Pittsburgh Magazine	October 1992	136	The publisher talks with Pittsburgh Symphony Asst. Conductor Barbara Yahr
Billy Comes to Life	Pittsburgh Magazine	October 1993	71	A first-time author, Albert French is winning accolades for a major new novel--and is also fascinating on his own.
Blind Justice	Pittsburgh Magazine	March 1981	34	The biggest victim of a sting of robberies and rapes was the chief suspect.
Coming to America	Pittsburgh Magazine	October 1989	40	First impressions of the Western world, by a student from the mysterious East
Contract Murder	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1984	50	An interview with a professional hit man from Pittsburgh
Cool Papa Bell	Pittsburgh Magazine	August 1980	36	The city's best center fielder never played for the Pirates.
Crystal Bird Fauset Raises Her Voice For Human Rights	Pennsylvania Heritage	Winter 1997	34	A look at Pennsylvania's first black female representative, and the nation's for that matter.
David L. Lawrence, The Deft Hand Behind Pittsburgh's-And Pennsylvania's-Politics	Pennsylvania Heritage	Fall 2001	22	The Democratic mayor of Pittsburgh and Governor of Pennsylvania
David McCullough	Pittsburgh Magazine	September 1992	120	The publisher talks with Pittsburgh-born author David McCullough
Dick Caliguiri: The Mayor Nobody Can Hate	Pittsburgh Magazine	June 1979	35	There are critics and naysayers out there, but not as many and they aren't making much noise yet.
Dick's Next Step	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1992	40	Former Governor Richard Thornburg works at the U.N. these days
Doctor, Rebel, Scholar, Star	Pittsburgh Magazine	June 1985	34	A healer of souls and minds, Abraham Twerski straddles two worlds and tries to make sense of both.
Down the Depression River	Pittsburgh History	Fall 1996	108	Bill Easton and three others paddled down the Mississippi River on $60 during the depression.
Dropping it on J.D. Salinger	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1979	42	Q&A session with J.D. Salinger, author of "Catcher in the Rye".
Earth Colors	Pittsburgh Magazine	August 1992	22	Exploring the work of Mary Jean Kenton
Face Facts	Pittsburgh Magazine	December 1982	42	It's possible to read your face like a book. We tell you how, plus offer some readings of the town's more familiar faces.
Finding A Light In The Forest	Pennsylvania Heritage	Summer 1996	12	Conrad Weiser Homestead
Finnegan Begins Again	Pittsburgh Magazine	April 1995	46	WPXI's popular anchor juggles career, family and recovery from cancer
Fred Rogers: Monarch in the Kingdom of the Good	Pittsburgh Magazine	April 1979	40	He takes a lot of heat from cynics but kids love him just the way he is
From the Ranks of the Ordinary People: Father Cox and Pittsburgh in the 1940's	Pittsburgh History	Summer 1997	52	Down to earth pastor in the strip district from 1930-1951
Funny Business	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1988	39	Pittsburgh's favorite comedian, Jimmy Krenn, is a rising star. Will success lure him from the city he loves?
Gettleman's Law	Pittsburgh Magazine	December 1986	42	A close-up look at the man who defends Pittsburgh's most notorious criminals, Paul Gettleman
Giving His All	Pittsburgh Magazine	January 1996	44	The Pittsburgher of the Year, John Connelly
'Hands-on, All over': Captain Bill Jones	Pittsburgh History	Winter 1997/1998	148	Story of Bell Jones
Hart of the Suburbs	Pittsburgh Magazine	May 1998	52	Just how high can Sen. Melissa Hart's star rise
History and Community	Pennsylvania Heritage	Winter 1998	22	Pennsylvania' s First Lady Makes the connection-An interview with Michele Ridge
Hizzoners of Allegheny County	Pittsburgh Magazine	May 1993	32	What do an undertaker, a plumber, a janitor and a beautician have in common? They're all real jobs of some of our local mayors.
If I Can Make it There	Pittsburgh Magazine	May 1989	43	Artist Frank Harris has moved his brushes and paints from Pittsburgh's South Side to concrete canyons of the Big Apple
Inside Ingram	Pittsburgh Magazine	April 1996	48	WTAE's tough-guy reporter is himself a tough story to crack
Joan Collins	Pittsburgh Magazine	February 1992	30	The queen of Dynasty takes the stage in Pittsburgh
John James Audobon	Pennsylvania Heritage	Summer 1996	28	Squire of Mill Grove and genius of art and science
Joseph Priestly- Catalyst of the Enlightenment	Pennsylvania Heritage	Summer 1999	22	Discoverer of oxygen spends his last 10 years in Pennsylvania
Judge John P. Flaherty: Rebel with Many Causes	Pittsburgh Magazine	December 1978	43	He is against the system, for work, insulting to colleagues, partial to eccentric cars, the Irish predicament and the media
Just a Good Ol' Boy	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1983	64	Don't let the southern charm fool you. Angus McEachran is out to make the Pittsburgh Press into a great Newspaper
Learning from losing	Pittsburgh Magazine	April 1990	48	Jim Leyland turns an unlucky season into a learning experience
Like Father, Like Son	Pennsylvania Heritage	Summer 1995	30	The Extraordinary Bartrams
Living For Reform	Pennsylvania Heritage	Winter 2001	14	A look at Joseph A. Yablonski's campaign for the presidency of the United Mine Workers Union
Lon H Colborn & The Century of Science	Western Pennsylvania History	Spring 1999	34	Allderdice High Schools inspirational chemistry professor
Man in a Fish Bowl	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1996	68	The spotlight is on Mark Nordenberg and what he can accomplish at University of Pittsburgh
Meet Mister Rogers, Everybody's Neighbor	Pennsylvania Heritage	Summer 1997	21	An interview with Fred Rogers
Men in a Rage	Pittsburgh Magazine	September 1981	58	Nobody likes a wife-beater. But can anyone help him?
Money Player	Pittsburgh Magazine	August 1983	32	As a pro defensive back he had a tough enough time keeping people like Paul Warfield out of the end zone. But now, as a …
More Power to You	Pittsburgh Magazine	August 1995	40	What does it mean to have power? We ask 25 of the most powerful women in Pittsburgh
Mr. Lucky	Pittsburgh Magazine	December 1998	74	From Bell Acres to "Veronica's Closet", Dan Cortese leads a charmed life
Mr. Mon	Pittsburgh Magazine	December 1996	56	Mega-star Michael Keaton still upholds values of family and community
My D-Day was June 6, 1946	Western Pennsylvania History	Fall 1999	122	Ann Jan Osko's life after a spinal cord injury.
Myron Cope: The Man Behind the Terrible Towel	Pittsburgh Magazine	April 1979	27	His tonsil strength is legendary, but it's that symbol that has now made him famous and it's bigger than all outdoors
Nathaniel Rosen	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1978	34	After Moscow: Portrait of the artist as a success
Old Johnny's Vision For An Industrial Society	Pennsylvania Heritage	Winter 2000	34	A biography of John Fredrick Hartranft
On the Outside	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1982	44	For most of his 50 years he has lived in mental hospitals. Now he is starting a new life.
One day in the painting life of Bernard Tiernan	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1990	48	A candid profile of an artist who, some say, is on the verge of success.
Our Best Neighbor	Pittsburgh Magazine	January 1998	38	After reaching out to children for 30 years, Fred Rogers still keeps his "neighborhood" relevant to new generations.
Part II - 'My People': Edward Abbey's Appalachian Roots in Indiana County, Pennsylvania.	Pittsburgh History	Winter 96-97	160	Local author Edward Abbey has written many stories that have gotten national acclaim.
Pittsburgher of the Year	Pittsburgh Magazine	January 1992	36	Bob Johnson: Remembered for his attitude, his optimism, and his courage
Pittsburghers in Hollywood	Pittsburgh Magazine	March 1992	22	Michael Keaton, Jeff Goldblum and a host of others have made it in Hollywood
Pittsburghers of the Century	Pittsburgh Magazine	December 1999	66	What? Another List? There's a lot to pick form in 100 year - hope you'll relish our choices
Pittsburghers of the Year	Pittsburgh Magazine	January 1987	47	The honors go to Wesley Posvar and Richard Cyert as they lead the city into the 21st Century.
Pittsburgh's Most Wanted	Pittsburgh Magazine	February 1996	36	Warm up your Valentine dream list with the town's hottest singles
Pushing Around Dance	Pittsburgh Magazine	April 1982	30	Patrick Frantz remains the artistic soul of the Pittsburgh ballet.
Reaching for the Stars	Pittsburgh Magazine	September 1999	97	And we solute the years Harry Award winners for doing Just that.
Real Pittsburgers of 1885	Pittsburgh Magazine	December 1984	70	Pittsburgh Magazine salutes the city's up-and-comers
Real Pittsburghers	Pittsburgh Magazine	January 1987	50	A salute to four people who made a difference.
Real Pittsburghers	Pittsburgh Magazine	January 1992	32	We salute four people for their unselfish service to the community
Rebel In Retrospect	Pittsburgh Magazine	May 1980	30	He is Pittsburgh's Monsignor Charles Owen Rice, and for more than 46 years he has been a thorn in the side of the status quo.
Remembering Roberto Clemente	Pittsburgh Magazine	December 1992	36	An insightful profile of one of Pittsburgh's most beloved sports heroes
Robert Kelley	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1992	144	The publisher talks with Robert Kelley, whose latest book, The Power of Followership
Roughing it on the river and Reuben Gold Thwaites in Western Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh History	Fall 1996	114	Reuben Gold Thwaites and his family traveled from the Monongahela River to the end of the Ohio, encountering some difficulties.
Sam I Am	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1993	62	Dr. Sam Donaldson ponders the shadow cast by his famous newsman father.
See Slash Run, See Slash Throw, See Slash Catch	Pittsburgh Magazine	October 1996	60	Kordell Stewart could cure the NFL of its rep as the No Fun League
Senator Harris Wofford	Pittsburgh Magazine	December 1992	29	The publisher interviews Wofford about the economy, the region and other issues
Signs of Life	Pittsburgh Magazine	December 1989	72	The soundless comedy of Alan Barwiolek
Steel City's Favorite Son	Pittsburgh Magazine	September 1984	48	Art Rooney, Sr.
Steppin' it Up	Pittsburgh Magazine	October 1993	58	Known for his frenetic dancing style, Tome Cousin is just as energetic in his multifaceted career as a chorographer, director..
Super Sleuth	Pittsburgh Magazine	May 1984	44	Detective Alan Fleischman
Swami, How I Love Ya	Pittsburgh Magazine	September 1996	54	Psychic Charles Kieffer has more than your usual sense of hometown spirit
Talented, Tragic and Triumphant	Pennsylvania Heritage	Spring 1995	20	The life and career of artist Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones
The Big Gamble	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1984	68	Organized labor struggles to regain lost political power
The Birdman of Baden	Pittsburgh Magazine	September 1996	16	Pay rapt attention to Earl Schriver and his birds of prey
The Boy Next Door	Pittsburgh Magazine	May 1997	46	TV and stage star David Conrad
The Emperor of Vitamins	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1983	84	David Shakarian, founder of General Nutrition, Inc., has used bee pollen and bone meal tablets to build a great fortune
The Eveready Mayor	Pittsburgh Magazine	July 1992	24	Pittsburgh's best-loved Jewish grandmother keeps going, and going…
The Fourth Stooge	Pittsburgh Magazine	January 1996	60	Pittsburgh's own Emil Sitka
The Game Kept Willie Young	Pittsburgh Magazine	October 1982	60	For 20 years he was one of baseball's best, but he never stopped playing for fun.
The Gang That Couldn't Bust Straight	Pittsburgh Magazine	May 1980	33	Chuck Harvey was an ambitious cop. The International Association of Chiefs of Police voted him #2. But now he faces criminal …
The Gentleman From Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania Heritage	Winter 2001	6	An interview with William W. Scranton
'The Great Sneeze' James Vale Downie, 1843-1962	Pittsburgh History	Fall 1996	126	James Vale Downie was a great person. Go and read his books.
The Head of the Class	Pittsburgh Magazine	March 1996	56	Shane Douglas wrestles with his twin careers in the ring and in Beaver High
The Indomitable Mrs. D.	Pittsburgh Magazine	December 1989	64	A conversation with 86-year old author, Marcia Davenport
The Lady in Red: Cornelia Bryce Pinchot, Feminist for Social Justice	Pennsylvania Heritage	Fall 1997	22	Cornelia Pinchot ran for congress in 1928, 1932 and 1936
The Living Years	Pittsburgh Magazine	April 1992	44	A conversation with Pittsburgh-born writer Annie Dillard, plus an excerpt
The Making of Jonas Salk	Pittsburgh Magazine	June 1984	42	Jonas Salk
The Maverick of Grant Street	Pittsburgh Magazine	April 1986	42	Tom Flaherty: Up-close and personal
The New Wave	Pittsburgh Magazine	October 1996	66	Meet some of the young people who are creating Pittsburgh's tomorrow
The Real Thing	Pittsburgh Magazine	February 1986	26	Actress Helena Ruoti plays the starring role on stage and at home
The Reverend Prince	Westsylvania	Autumn 1999	10	Father Demetrius Gallitzin was a missionary, pastor, and frontier philosopher-apologist who founded dozens of parishes
The Riding Instructor	Pittsburgh Magazine	February 1992	33	When she teaches, her handicaps seem to disappear
The Second Generation	Pittsburgh Magazine	September 1979	34	She was born into the business, now Patti Burns is trying to earn the respect of colleagues and the public.
The Social Entrepreneur	Pittsburgh Magazine	October 1999	88	William Strickland takes the successor the Manchester Craftsmen's Guild to the world.
The Sound of Musick	Pittsburgh Magazine	July1986	32	The city's most controversial columnist -- up close and personal
The Testing of Ted Simmons	Pittsburgh Magazine	October 1992	52	The Pirates General manager discusses the long term plans for his team
The Two Worlds of Chip Ganassi	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1998	68	Pittsburghers barely recognize this world celebrity in our midst - but that will soon change
The Uncommon Valor of Michael Strank	Western Pennsylvania History	Spring 2000	4	The biography of Sgt. Michael Strank, flag raiser of Iwo Jima
The Winner	Pittsburgh Magazine	September 1995	64	Meet the man behind The Club, the popular car security device: Sharon's Jim Winner
The Wizard of Irwin	Pittsburgh Magazine	January 1992	46	Doc Adams and his extraordinary inventions
The Wonder Boy	Pittsburgh Magazine	September 1999	112	Michael Chaon talks about his novel, the movie it's becoming and the city that inspired it.
The World Of Ida Ella Jones	Pennsylvania Heritage	Summer 1996	20	Ida Ella Jones
They are the World	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1993	58	Four Pittsburghers extend helping hands across geographic and political boundaries.
Three Bands	Pittsburgh Magazine	September 1989	62	A look at the men who run three of the most successful bands in the city
To Do Good And Love Mercy	Pennsylvania Heritage	Spring 1999	32	A conversation with civil rights activist C. Delores Tucker
Top Doctors	Pittsburgh Magazine	October 1992	40	Our survey of Pittsburgh physicians
Trials of a Transplant Surgeon	Pittsburgh Magazine	September 1992	52	Gripping excerpts from Thomas Starzl's new book
Tribute	Pittsburgh Magazine	January 1992	34	A special tribute to the late Senator John Heinz
Uncle Ed Signs Off	Pittsburgh Magazine	August 1980	24	Everyone has an anecdote about the city's most beloved radio voice. Here are some of the best.
Uncommon Pleas	Pittsburgh Magazine	February 1992	36	Judge Robert Dauer is pithy, eloquent, funny - and sometimes controversial
Unconventional Patriot: An Interview with Ann Hawkes Hutton	Pennsylvania Heritage	Winter 1991	10	An Interview with Anne Hawkes Hutton of Bucks County
Voices of Pittsburgh	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1992	46	Some local personalities have distinctive voices familiar to all of us.
War Horses, Wizards and the Writing Life	Pittsburgh Magazine	December 1993	58	The successful author of four fantasy novels, Susan Dexter lives in the castles she builds in the air.
Wheel of Fortune	Pittsburgh Magazine	September 1993	32	The Ferris wheel brought fame to it's Pittsburgh inventor--but also disaster and premature death.
Who Ever Called him Dumb	Pittsburgh Magazine	November 1993	70	Terry Bradshaw may miss playing football, but it's not for lack of fame and fortune in his post-Steeler life.
Will Success Find Stephen Heilman Again?	Pittsburgh Magazine	December 1993	60	The founder of Pittsburgh's hot high-tech firm, Medrad, looks for new challenges