After the first papers were published, Dr. Batlogg gave many talks promoting the results.
"The first papers and first results will have to be cautious.
The New York Times called the election for Senator Kennedy before midnight on Tuesday, one of the first papers to do so.
In 1981, he was a principal author of one of the first papers spelling out the links between rising atmospheric levels of carbon dioxide and rising global temperatures.
The Daily News ran its account of the accusation against Mrs. Clinton the same day, but not in the first papers off the press.
In July 1858, the first papers on natural selection were read aloud at the Linnean Society in London, one from Darwin, the other from Wallace.
After the very slow progression of papermaking technology to the West, the first papers introduced for drawing or painting during Renaissance times were used as working sketches for paintings, sculptures, or architecture, rather than as completed artworks in themselves.
She knew Duchamp and helped organize the "First Papers of Surrealism" exhibition with him and André Breton in New York in 1942 -- the one that Duchamp made almost impassable with webs of twine.
The San Francisco Chronicle, one of the first papers to make use of all parts of the Yahoo alliance, is being threatened with closure by its owner, the Hearst Corporation.
Maureen Dolan, a reporter with the Coeur d'Alene Press, one of the first papers to break the story of Rachel Dolezal's race-swap, said she watched as the white woman she first met appeared to transform over the years.
Further north, Aberdeen returned a pro-unionist vote, and the Aberdeen Press & Journal was among the first papers to report on Salmond's concession of defeat despite his 5.37am tweet welcoming Glasgow's "incredible support" in voting Yes.
