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Pulitzer Prizes: General Local Reporting

1964: Norman C. Miller (Wall Street Journal)

1965: Melvin H. Ruder (Hungry Horse News, Columbia Falls, Mont.)

1966: Los Angeles Times staff

1967: Robert V. Cox (Chambersburg [Pa.] Public Opinion)

1968: Detroit Free Press staff

1969: John Fetterman (Louisville Times and Courier-Journal)

1970: Thomas Fitzpatrick (Chicago Sun-Times)

1971: Akron (Ohio) Beacon staff

1972: Richard Cooper and John Machacek (Rochester [N.Y.] Times-Union)

1973: Chicago Tribune

1974: Arthur M. Petacque and Hugh F. Hough (Chicago Sun-Times)

1975: Xenia (Ohio) Daily Gazette

1976: Gene Miller (Miami Herald)

1977: Margo Huston (Milwaukee Journal)

1978: Richard Whitt (Louisville Courier-Journal)

1979: Staff of San Diego (Calif.) Evening Tribune

1980: Staff of Philadelphia Inquirer

1981: Longview (Wash.) Daily News

1982: Kansas City (Mo.) Star and Kansas City (Mo.) Times

1983: Fort Wayne (Ind.) News-Sentinel

1984: Newsday

2007: Debbie Cenziper (Miami Herald)

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