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UVME :1. ,-;-;...;,_-;,_ traditional skills of the mountain homesteads cane work makes Mr. Patterson the number . First Place R M l , . 2
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§§.\5 1 breads and cakes containing apples, nuts and Mountain Molasses Stirrers. He’s a charter 3 W9” detailed exam/nation Of an agnbusrness CNS/S. 5‘ E
E525 ‘ molasses. member of the WWOOFMMMS (pronounced ; Second Place - Kelley Warnick, E
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BEST EDlTORlAL who display their handicrafts mayjust inspire In the late afternoon, people begin to trickle First Place - Mark Chandler, . E
First Place _ Kelle Warnick, you to-take yourhobby more seriously. You are back to the parking lot. They hold little MCLEAN COUNTY NEWS E
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arrive. Keep after zoning; it makes a dilference if good things to eat. You can be one ofthe hun- little slower. GALLATIN COUNTY NEWS ” E
you 're growing rapidly. mvisitqrs who Ilikebothink Right place, right time well composed. _ t
‘ Second Place- Rita Mitchell FULTON LEADER lick the" fin- $5: Z. -.'/‘_J-: «- that 0- 11- Third Place -Joe lmel, MCLEAN COUNTY NEWS 1 i
saw," . l l b fu d 'lh gen; and ask for (gs ’ ~=-.--.. TQ- Dodgsonwould " / E
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of government and you made that clear. might inquire, ": " "' 4;.ka .f', '=<‘ . . bringing 8 BEST SPOT NEWS PICTURE E
Third Place - William Mitchell. FULTON LEADER “Would you tell ,. 1 735:}? ' ’//’[5 e! 6 child to our _ First Place - Eric Krosnes, - -i
A voice for reason. me the recipe?" ./ bv ' 5' .5/1'5‘15" -' / S W I? P P i n ' KENTON COUNTY RECORDER 55:5 E
‘ Honorable Mention - Gene Clabes, xhiifiu'iii \. \ ,E #1323“ 5beill; THIS is spot news! 5 i
KENTON COUNTY RECORDER {over’thatsome " , / "0" Wm, chum“ Second Place - Jett Wilder, TRi-CITY NEWS 7 E
of the recipes ‘ P‘,‘ i K . 1- 9 and often Getting Closer to the scene ora longer lens onId 2
BEST SPOT NEWS STORY are just handed . , ' - , wrote things , have helped. - ‘ 35
First Place - Joe Imel, MCLEAN COUNTY NEWS down BHdit’B all - about them Third Place — Lisa Slaflon, MOUNTAIN CITIZEN .. 1E
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Second Place ' Sill, CARLISLE MERCURY I once heard a lengthy debate about how g5 s. ,- 1 " , i
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Third Place - Kelle Warnick, BEST SPORTS STORY E a" ,5 ; ~‘ . . . .5 ~‘ , - , '5 E
GALLA TIN COUNTY NEWS First Place _ Mark Stone, .1 1, V . :1: .j ‘ «2%: . . : . i
—_—____—BEST GENERAE- NEWS STORY Good lead, clear factual account of match. Sharp 3 .. ii; . ;. ' f ' _ 1 -. a" ' 5 E ‘ E
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GALLAT’N COUNTY NEWS 1 - Second Place - medal. 1 '. ' " ' 1 5* ‘ . -. .: : A,
PUP ”79 GU” Warm ”79 town's doolsfeps MCLEAN COUNTY NEWS f’ * S1111 1 NW
Second Place - M1 Third Place - Hank Bond, CARLISLE MERCURY 1. “5 “ , ‘= g - , ;, ' * .11 - 1; ' ‘ ‘ ’ ii
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Third Place -_.Jeff Wilder. TRl-CITY NEWS ’ ' BEST SPORTS FEATURE i1? ' 1- i1”: 5 i
First Place - Mark xoung, FULTON LEADER , 1 - ‘ ~ ,2 g‘i ’ i _
5 . J—B'ESTF ATURE STORY Second Place - Ronnie Hickman, g? --», 55 ' 5 - 5 ' 55 i
Fll'Sl Place - Rlla Mitchell. FULTON LEADER MOUNTAIN CITIZEN " _', 15: Mrs E .- , ' *5 ‘_ j . :i
lnleresllng Story, W e” l 0/ d Third Place - Ronnie Hickm .155 ".55; ,1??? $1 , >_ . f 5. v . . v , dig-:3: . . E ‘~ ‘ E
Second Place - Mark Chandler. MOUNTAIN CITIZEN 1 g -_ :- 1;; .- . ; 1 " \ag‘fi ' E
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Thlrd Place 'M- BESTPINVESTIGATIVE/ANALYTlCAL STORY if ~ 5'7 -- .. ‘ :1
BATH COUNTY NEWSOUTLOOK First Place - gait Wilder, TRi-CITY NEWS i - 2 _ .. . ' . l
Honorable Mention ' ____,Mark Chandler The obvious winner among very few entries. f 515 * § 5 . .E
- “CLEAN COUNTY NEWS Second Place - Christopher Burns, i , 1 / . . . t.
BEST COLUMN (ONE SUBJECT) KENTONCOUNTYHECORDE” is. “1’21, " 1 , f 5 :1 _ . i
. . Third Place - aVlCl Hall. , Rik _ ,. . / .
First Place - Kelle Warnick. '"MCL E A N COUNTY NEWS . . .2
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Funny or serious, Warnick's columns flow to a BEST S O Y R ES , L". , ;
conclusion that comes too early for this reader. First Place _ B—JJ—S'LE—ichard L Deavers/Doreen Dennis . , . ‘ -. E
sewn" ”a“ 'Mflmg/ CENTRAL CITY TIMES- ARGUS - 1 ;1
M CLEAN COUNTY NEWS Good coverage ofhometown support of Desert * ’ ‘ i 5 i 5
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Third Place 5 Min—“1’ geterniloFc’lgie eBriaiinBerue emann/Mark 555B ' 5 - ‘ l 5 . , 5 :5 i
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900d m’x 0’ 6° “m"S- Third Place -Amy l orton, FULTON LEADER 3 . . , . 1 _ _ } E
~ BEST COLUMN (VARIETY OF SUBJECTS) BEST ONGOING/EXTENDED COVERAGE ‘ , . . . ' _’ I. . .
First Place - Ari—Rel; TRI-CITY NE W3 mSTORIE S . I , - ' . 1- ._ 3 . . 5,3 E .
Second Plaggbxwrggzvgg First Place - Clay Warnick/Kelley Warnick/Denny . -. - j . ' ' 5 . '5 ., . . - 9 l "3 E
”’9’KMAN . . Warnick/Holly Koons, GALLATIN COUNTY NEWS ; 1. ' - ; - . ' , 1 g ‘ E. -.
This WOUId be a better'columrfi' With a standing head Strong coverage of the controversy over location of “it, 5‘. 5 . , . f g g - .1 5 :,
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5 Third Place - Doreen Dennis. , , 555% _ . ‘ 5; “5.55% -' ”W i
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' When he captured thIsmtngung , . - A} 55"" W, .5 s .
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.. captured First Place, General ' "k . it ‘ a ~ . ' l
HOW you gonna keep ‘em down on the farm '
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5 . . . e ey ge . a ga on or milk that cost them $1.30 to produce it
“ -~ "Youdon’thavetobevery smart Agriculture and Small Business numberofBathCountyfarmershave Q i
3 flow that you cannot sell raw Committee, saidhe might advocate been very active in this organiza- o 5 i 7 l
.. at $1.00 a gallon when it costs a 10-eent tax on every half gallon of tion. H 1 ft f
. you $1.30 to produce it, one Bath milk sold at the retail price in Ken- Members plan to take their cause enson p les era 0 The Old pro 1
County dairy farmer said last week. tucky Revenue from the tax would directly to the people at the end of ’ i.
That is the plight of Kentucky’s be distributed to Kentucky dairy this month when they win demon- - RUSS M812, 3
‘ 4,000 dairyfarmers, who have seen farmers to offset their losses. strateinmalls and shopping centers broom makln be “11 Bath County i
. farm prices for milk decline 40% Withoutsomereliet‘ forthestate's for higher prices for their products. i
since January 1990, while at the 4,000 farmers, Crupper said, con- "Wewillbedemonstratingith . NeWS‘OUllOOK 3
same time the price for consumers surners could end up paying much Sterling and 1 e to et some - - 5' 5
- hasn’t fallen 2%. more for dairy products and a lot of people to Lexinhgpton," sgid Larry y 1S gran at er megsvrlle, l
“Morale is so low that people are dairy farmers will be out of busi- Swartz, president of the CFA. “We ' was mp ”l
. saying they can’tmakeit," said State ness. If it came to the point where . are bin to lose a third to half the . . . ' .l_
. Rep. Clay Cmppfl’ DD“ Ridge, memkaouldmmbesmmdm “It; £85m“ in this We if M Ely aura/incite" These gain are just a_ few of'the Winner for V\ - ‘3
who owns a company that ships from other dairy-producing states, keeps up for 18 months." ews Itor ones he - es ea-Ch year to a variety Busmess/Agn- i
milk from farms to dairy pmces- the retail prices would be much ' - b ' - 0f locations telllng young and 91d business I
' sors.“l’ve been haulingmilkfor 34 greater. When the dairy farmers ring Hmchard Henson wantstomakea about broom makln. g and making 3
yearsandthisistheworstl'veseen.” Another option would be to ap- the“ cows and heifers '0 grocery clean sweep 0‘ ms 1m? he's just the sales. at the same tin-'8' He h.” been Story, Weekly i ’
‘ The income of dairy farmers pointamilkmarketingboard which stores and shopping mall parking man to do 11:. The thlrd generation in five states smce Aprll. One C . 3
plunged more than 20% in the fall worddworlrmsslstxenmck’y darry' 1°“ “‘ 5”ka “‘1 a.“ “”55 “3° “PW.“ maker would certainly have weekend m May, he left home early '393 I, With 1.
when increasedmilkproductionand interests. Several legislators are U'S” slgns 0"" the hufflpens wrll mind-K 0‘ tools f.“ the 1°!" . one Thu” d y and drove to smm‘ the Story at far '
an excess supply of cheese caused a considering forming the board dur- ’“d’ "W° want to 51m" “P m I” Family mmtmn' mm” and ant” Tenn" m a Show’ the" to Nashvflle ‘
’ severe dmp in the federal formula ing the 1992 session of the General milk cows, not Big Macs." ques all have great meaning to him f". a S°h°°1 exhibition and finally to left Rita t
that determines their prices. How- Assembly. One processor said the bottom Egrtzs ”lemma“ m“ be has :fmceton, In?" f" a two'day show MllChell'S .5}
ever, the declinehas had little effect UnitingdairyfarmersinKentucky line of many dairies had been. . con “6 a craft begun b." are returnlng 11.0"“! Sunday mght F S ,
on the retail price of milk. So it is and working for changes has been squeezed because of the popularity figmdfimer' the late Rollie and PRCk to teaching M0,? day mom- eature tory ,
pretty obvioussomeoneismakinga the Community Farm Alliance, of low-fat milk products. Dairies father R0?“ cg, 12nd Emu“ by h” mind vifastltmhlg trip, :19 said: that won her a 5 .3
5 handsome profit on milk but it isn’t which has been effective in getting say it costs moreto remove fat from ton ’ e e 0“ enson of Ben- b ’ . e t ought 0 making First Place , l
the farmer who_is producing it. the attention of state legislators and milk than the companies are paid Hanson has broadcasted his broom triggrleSsiiiiiilguzfisa 22331;:08351 with: W kl 0| 1 i
Cnrpper, chairman of the House Congress on their problems. A for byproducts made from fat. mg with a sign in the from ya rd cool breeze blowing while they ee y 355 l
_ 5 ~ of his home on Ky. 94, just west of leisurely twist and tie and knot, Hen- Ir '5 at left- . i
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'8 spreading 81m quicker than he hard "0W1” said and We“ that he i .
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\‘ travels as a working exhibitor at and “neverbeenas exhausted"ashe . -.t
3555:; angrfll EX! Egllgngg large craftshows and festivals. is after a day of broom making. C1 1
5 And, he’sbeen invitedtoa premier ”Running” a marathon is a piece of 3 5 ‘
. GALLA TIN COUNTY NEWS \ event fit the end otJune in Blue Spr- cake after making brooms 10.12 ’3
ings. 0., a suburb of Kansas City. hours a day. It's pretty hard on you ., at
_ M CLEAN COUNTY NEWS Henson will be performing, showing physically." He cited as an ample, ‘
_ . 5 CENTRAL CITY TIMES-ARGUS his craft andspinning atew tales, at a recent weekend at [and Between !
Missouri Town 1855. whichis similar the Lakes at the Four Rivers Folk ,
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1 :4 “4,111 . nity interest. Facts well stated. ‘l
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«.7, 777.1. With 26 percent of students staying home Monday, ThirdPlace-Tenexsies SPRINGFIELD su~ 3 1:.
“ local SChOOlS lose $6,000 In attendance funding s / ch sroa
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.. 1 M““““‘" "‘“"""“”'““““‘l‘“M” T By ALLEN BLAIR had 42 percent of its studen- GEORGETOWN GRAPHIC .
- amt winer , .. ,, : absent, Kiser said. . . ' :'
3 '11 BEST EDITORIAL —-——-———-——___—_.__.._ 2, 73’" Thehighschoolsawaboutfm A deaf cm wmnef- Thorough alld ”Nb’ased 1,1
3‘1 F'rstPlac -J hmDEN PRESS EstfllCountyfelttheefTectaof 7 .2 times the normal number reporting. You covered all the fronts. Excel/anti! -
i l e M’ . . . Monday’spredictedearthquake, 1‘» ’ ' ; .2 ' absences, with around 180 str Second Place _ Jim Reflgmmon BFEWfl -
3 1 It takes courage to take on religion, espeCIa/ly when but not in a way most people ‘24 ,2 1. dents not in class. GEORGETOWN GR A PHIC i
’ it comes to money. loommend you on a job well WW“ {1013”- , . a 3‘. r . Some educators speculat: , , 1?
ill done 13,31.de hp 81‘ entts kept 31118111 . ’ Elf-1'23 2‘ ' that some parents chose to kee Third Place ' m {1‘
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~ 1 , Second Place ' .BJIm—nBfl‘fl, Monday, resultingin adramatic .3: ’ 2. have :hém rltlile :clllxlgolliusegs thli CITIZEN VOICE & TIMES
_ 3 GEORGETOWN GRAPHIC dcgop 1;: :uhndingsior the Estill . . 3-. 1, . ’ hailietocrosatheKentuckyRiVl ;
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3 Thlrd Place - Jerlene Rose, CLAY CITY TIMES glance) mothey, “ lsaid Jim K13ng ' ' the prediction and chose to got . "
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. - dam figures, said William uake)e 2" CU :81? (109:: “12:13 Enid 3‘13“, eggs; A story, at left, by Allen Blair, Citizen Verde 1.
1 1 BEST SPOT NEWS STORY fiexandg, agipirintendent of 30 prepare Sylu dents ln whrayl Esti1l County High School prit & Times, Irvine, was the judges' pick for l '
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31 :_ First Place - Jerlene Rose, CLAY CITY TIMES For each studentthat attends they can do about it. Students received pamphm General News Story, Weekly Class II. gm 1
1 This story reflects enterprise reporting that goes classes,_ the gcbool system _re- —Steve 6am“ aboutsarthguake safety an Rector, Georgetown Graphic, won a FII'Sl
' 1 beyond settling for the minimum facts. is??? Emmi“? ‘10 P” . EGHS‘PI’II‘CIFEI ; :b1‘¢:%%§?$gmgf Place for the Ph°l° below in the category l
. se°°nd Fla” ' Mam. -' Monday, however, 26 percent -—————-'——'—-— the event of an emhquake, 3 of Sports Picture, Weekly Class ll.
s 3 SPRINGFIELD SUN ofthe students enrolled in Estill _ , “I think that it’s inevitable the '
. What a lead! This writer has a way with words that Counilydigl not ittelnd schooliA: and P119» cancellefegfgggl '1’: ‘23“ will begins," Gamtt mi: 0 - 2 =
{ . - ares t, t esc 00 system os causeo massxvep 3 s - " uean oia ' to, ,
i most WOU/d delight to have. around $6,000, based on that dent absenceswhich wouldhurt studlelilts in whatht’llieypersrlilad . 1
3 i Th'rd Place ' Eon—Daley, $10 per day per student estimas . finances. about it.” . il:
l i THOUBLESOME CREEK TIMES till/ll sch I if _ 1 ti: 'b 00mg distr' 1
l ' 2 any 00 D 1018 S B 1‘! - Dun ,reme '1-
s . COHCISQ’ lhorOUgfl! . ute the low attendance rates on result, lost an j, , 4/4 - 1‘.
K I Honorable Mention ‘ M- Monday to panic resulting from money. 'Q 1" ,2 - 3
' 2- .1 , CLAY CITY TiMEs aprediction made by New Mex- - According 2 . .. .-
. WW 236006 [9 a d and Story flow ioo resident Iben Browning that school syste: .3333; ‘2, £147,“ ' *:"*’*ll;. l:
' '1 ' anearthquakewouldooeuralong cancellingcls {(3, 11%;..111; 3 2 ‘ j .
3 the New Madrid Fault in West- 'to. ' if :g 1; 7 1
i _ 2 em Kentuckyonor about Dec.3. “You alway ,3 1 :2;..-‘..:'?3-;-, 4; ,. ' 1,3
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: FlrstPlace-Allen Blair, CITIZEN VOICE& TIMES $123111 C1858? 1);) 11th:)?- magma; ’7 l'
l 1 12:19:) Zita?) éjjgrlguariisiloih that most WOUId not, or in order to combat the loss of however, tho: 1 fit ggéé/ 1. 14”” M1 2 . .3 ..,:33_3 . _
1 9 9 earthquake scare. funds from projected absentees. either, he ad: 2 ,1 - / {71411111111 / 4241 ,1, a 4 ,7 ”*4 21
l Headline IS a little busy. Even counties in the eastern The hardes1 1 Z” 51111711144 1: . l 4 "2,;- a / ,. 3" 3 , . 1 ’ 3 3 '24,, ,3 1.
l Second Place —James Mulcahy, Pmmhe “tatersuch “8 Harlan eight “h“h ’Z‘I’V/é/g’ l 4e- l2): I V ll li
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Hike the lead. Ihadto finish reading to see what BEST COLUM VA E F SUBJECTS 4% 7;;,.- 3,, x 44 ~ - 1 I.
‘. Third Place - Nlnie Glasscock, Gives information in a clever/Y entertaining way- ”all 2 ~ .’ l”? , . -,. ml ’
1 SPRINGFIELD SUN Writes with simplicity and clarity. For individuality — j’ 2 4 c1 33 fl 3_
i Good story, interesting lead. Weak headline. an A'PIUS! _, ‘31“,- j . « 3 tr W 1i
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1. . W ' Third Place-Jamie Baker-Nantz, $5111 . 3 £1