Jennings to Hold Campus Press Conference

April 9, 2004

By Communications staff, Washington State University

PULLMAN, Wash. — ABC News anchor Peter Jennings will be honored by Washington State University for his career accomplishments and give a public address during the Murrow Symposium on Wednesday, April 14.

Jennings also will hold a press conference on campus Wednesday afternoon. Members of the print and broadcast media who wish to attend should contact Molly Parrish at the WSU News Service at 509/335-1078 by 3 p.m. Monday to confirm their attendance and receive further details.

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