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Dick Standish

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Standish covered politics extensively, including conventions. He worked with the station's pollsters during the eight years that Eyewitness News did polling. He provided the analysis, created the graphics, and helped frame questions. Much of this effort focused on political races. A major polling
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He and his wife, Kim, published "The Rundown," a weekly newsletter of advice for television executives, producers and reporters for nearly thirty years beginning, in 1981. For fifteen years, they also published the "Medical News Report" for healthcare public relations executives.
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about his application for casino licenses and the related finances. He also won several awards while employed here, including from the Philadelphia Press Association for his reporting on neighborhood feelings after a police shooting and his coverage of the 1977
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After retiring, he became one of the founding members of the ROMEOS, Retired Old Mavens Eating Out. Retired Philadelphia broadcasters meet four times a year to have lunch and stay up-to-date on current news media trends.
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Philadelphia Daily News, April 29, 2008, features. He was inducted into the Broadcast Pioneers of Philadelphia Hall of Fame on November 17, 2017.
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in 1979. That fall, he moderated a live, prime time debate with the three candidates for mayor of Philadelphia. In 1982, the local chapter of
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Newsradio from 1967 to 1978. He covered politics and New Jersey issues, including passage of the state income tax and the start of
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fire, as well as his reporting on women in the job market from the American Women in Radio and Television.
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awarded him first place for local news stories when he became the first reporter to announce that Mayor
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Stuart Bykofsky, History of the Mob: Deaths In the Family, Philadelphia Daily News, August, 1983
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project documented the feelings of city residents about the violent 1985 confrontation with the
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Chuck Darrow, Standish Again Harvesting News Of Garden State, Courier-Post, April 18, 1988
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won the New Jersey Broadcasters Association's Public Service Programming award in 1965.
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Stuart Bykofsky, Election Night TV Head To Head, Philadelphia Daily News, May 17, 1983
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He also covered other major stories, including refinery fires, Mafia murders, the
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Harper, KYW Broadcaster Enjoys Dual Role, Rutgers Gleaner, November 16, 1977 p. 5
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He was inducted into the Broadcast Pioneers Hall of Fame on November 17, 2017.
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RTNDA Communicator, February, 1986, p.41, Retrieved March, 2014
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and political campaigns. His documentary on the people of the
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http://www.broadcastpioneers.com/bp9/dickstandish.html
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in 1964. He was elected to the senior honor society,
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Index

Bachelor of Arts
History
Rutgers University–New Brunswick
Cap and Skull
WRSU
Broadcast Journalism
Rutgers University-Camden
WHWH
New Jersey state legislature
New Jersey
Pine Barrens
KYW-AM
casino gambling
Atlantic City
Donald Trump
Garden State Park Racetrack
KYW-TV
Sigma Delta Chi
William J. Green III
MOVE
Three Mile Island nuclear emergency
http://www.broadcastpioneers.com/bp9/dickstandish.html
http://jerseymanmagazine.com/meet-romeos
Archived
Wayback Machine
http://sjmagazine.net/cover-feature/romeos
Categories
1942 births
Living people
Rutgers University alumni

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