14 Gannett’s principal manage- ment group is the Gannett Management Committee, which coordinates overall management policies for the company. The Gannett Newspaper Operating Committee oversees opera- tions of the company’s news- paper division. The Gannett Broadcasting Operating Committee coordinates  management policies for the company’s television stations. The members of these three groups are identified at right. The managers of the com- pany’s various local operating units enjoy substantial autono- my in local policy, operational details, news content and political endorsements. Gannett’s headquarters staff includes specialists who provide advice and assistance to the company’s operating units in various phases of the company’s operations. At right is a listing of the officers of the company and the heads of its national and regional divisions. Officers serve for a term of one year and may be re-elected. Information about the officer who serves as a director (Douglas H. McCorkindale) can be found on page 12. CHRISTOPHER W. BALDWIN Vice president, taxes. Age 58. JAMES T. BROWN Non-executive chairman, Newsquest. Age 66. THOMAS L. CHAPPLE Senior vice president, general counsel and secretary. Age 54.•  RICHARD L. CLAPP Senior vice president, human resources. Age 61.• SUSAN CLARK-JOHNSON  Chairman and CEO, Phoenix Newspapers, Inc., Senior group president, Gannett Pacific Newspaper Group. Age 55. MICHAEL J. COLEMAN Senior group president, Gannett South Newspaper Group, and president and  publisher, FLORIDA TODAY  at Brevard County. Age 58.  ROBERT T. COLLINS  President, New Jersey Newspaper Group, and  president and publisher, Asbury Park Press. Age 59.  THOMAS CURLEY  Senior vice president, adminis- tration, Gannett, and president and publisher, USA TODAY. Age 53.• PHILIP R. CURRIE  Senior vice president, news, Newspaper Division. Age 61. PAUL DAVIDSON  Chief executive, Newsquest.  Age 47.• GEORGE R. GAVAGAN  Vice president and controller. Age 55. LAWRENCE P. GASHO Vice president, financial analysis. Age 59.  MILLICENT A. FELLER  Senior vice president, public affairs and government  relations. Age 54.• DANIEL S. EHRMAN, JR. Vice president, planning and development. Age 55.  CRAIG A. DUBOW  President and CEO, Gannett Broadcasting. Age 47.• ARDYTH R. DIERCKS  Senior vice president, Gannett Television, and president and general manager, WUSA-TV, Washington, D.C. Age 47. COLLINS BROWN  CHAPPLE • CLAPP • CLARK-JOHNSON COLEMAN CURLEY • CURRIE DAVIDSON • DIERCKS DUBOW ¥ FELLER ¥ COMPANY AND