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VOL. 33 MARCH 1967 ‘ NUMBER 3
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In Circuit Court . . . 1. .. _, . Committees 1
Central KLNEWS _ .. c . a Announced
Appeals DGCiSiOII . BY V0" Curon ,,
. _ ,_ . e complete list of commit-
' aria ' ’ ’ tees for 1967 were announced
A Taylor County Fiscal Court . v , i333; - ' .. - .
0 d ' th C b 11 V '41; ' ”a this week by P. es1dent S. C. Van
r er naming e amp e s- _ _, -
. ville News-Journal as the news- , W l, .f ' 5% . Guggléral were announce dright
P.3Per entitled to legal P11b11_03' _ ' ‘ .j g > . - 1 . . , . . .. after the mid-winter meeting in
“”5 1“ Tali“ “my “mg “” - ‘ M. i Louisville. but some have been
the year 1967, has been appeal- . , .. _, reams. ,3» added since then. Van Curon
ed.ttg th‘: Taylor County CH" . g :' Wittyﬁés , said in some instances he had
cul our . ‘ . “iii”? W “r— named full committees and in
. . _. . .- ' H.» ~ others he had left it up to the
The appeal was ﬁled 1n CIVII ‘ im‘rwi’i chairman to select members
Action No. 1882 on Thur Sday 3 ’> a” ._. for his committee
morning, February 16, by at- ., ‘“ é . .
representing the Central Ken- . ‘ .. E e en a . lce omml
tucky News , H ,. ' ' tie, ind congplémented téiem on
° ‘15-ij , $31: » M e ine 'o , one to ate in 1
, On January 3, 1967, the Cen- ' - r > -- - is?“ -- {iv-Mi“ - ‘M’ Ar moving thJe office after it be-
tral Kentucky. SNews-i called upon $4,5me \ . ' a“ came evident there would not
the Tay1°r 0°1th Fiscal 00“” lithe be enough room on the campus
Ta lor Coun entitled to 1e a1 '77 az’awa“ . cfix D
y g *e a «2:: i‘vyMeaiii‘iéﬁﬁi“ -, ”We I‘. RObert Murphy, head 0f
publications by county officials, , .‘ , 15- 1 series“ journalism at the University,
pursuant to Chapter 424 of the OUR ‘MEMORY’ MACHINE. . . .Edgar Arnold Jr" had reluctantly told Kentucky
Kentucky Rev1sed Statutes. right, editor of THE MESSENGER, stands with two Press officers that growth of
The Statutes requires the technicians of The Associated Press as they checkthe new the $011001 had made 1? neces-
. placing of legal notices in the Offsetter machine installed in the newspaper’s oﬂices sary to, move KPA offices. He-
newspaper with the largest yesterday. At left is Jim Lodge, of Louisville, with the could sure no assurance of how
is current bona fide circula- center man being Les Geschke, of St. Louis. See story. long KPA could stay in the PTO‘
tion” in the publication area (Messenger photo by Laura McGrew.) 130%? ngW gflce-ﬁ .
. ’ . e en a1 0 ice Commit-
city, county, S°h°°1 district, A (ﬁrm, [11 Kentucky tee thought best to move oﬁ
" state, etc., with each separate T 1k 1) . .

, . campus while suitable quarters
gigging: gags 3:11;,be a A out Ultra-Modern! were available at a reasonable
ﬁde’gni‘ewspape’ 1“ the“ P” W e ’ve Been ”Com uteri ed’ mil-‘05

, . e committees the chair-
' ticular publication area. p Z . ’
. man named first, and their
An Associated Press teletypeoperator writer similar to the Justowriters by he .
Kentucky law does not pro- » mem 1‘5 91‘6-
in New York City punches out a story on which we have produced body copy'for the
vide for a Fiscal Court to re- his keyboard. Almost instantly electrical paper since our shift more than two years Central Ofﬁce — A1 Schans-
quire any other evidence from impulses from each stroke zip across a ago tothe coldtype,offset-prlnting method. berg, Tom Buckner, Tom
, long-distance telephone line and produce The machine is capable of producing Adam.“ _ '
neWSpapers to subStanﬂate copy in the newsroom of THE MESSEN- copy at 100 words a minute, but at we F?’hMaurice .Henry’ War
their Claims 0f Circulation oth- GER which is ready to make up into a sent is receiving it from the AP at 66 1‘ en 13 er and Bill Matthews.
er than a sworn statement, hOW- page‘s! gour newspaper. worgsipef nliintigsel; f th t t Legislative - Don TOWleS.
e ompu er ge came to THE MES. r nc pa 0 e compu er is 0 ° , _
ever an appeal can be taken to SENGER this week with installation of an 'justlfy’ each line of copy—to keep the M COlilStibilItlon and By Laws
the Circuit Courts whereby the Associated Press "Offsetier”, the first same margin on both sides of each line. 3111‘ ce enry, George Joplin
' newspapers’ circulation fig- such machine placed in operation in Ken It has a “memory” device capable of III, and Warren Fisher.
ures can be placed under amic- tucky and only the sixth of its kind in the “holding” three lines of copy while the Centennial 1969 __ Joe La-
. world. ' ' computer “decides" how to justify each
roscope and accurately deter- The key to the ultra.modern equipment line—where to hyphenate a word at the GPI‘esG Larry “2:039. J06 D01"
mined, is a small computer housed in a cabinet end of the line and such problems as us, eorge son Frank C. '
.less than four ieet tall, about 18 inches this. Bell. ,
This is what the Central Ken- wide and 18 inches deep. Inside it are All of this operation is carried out in Centennial No 2 __ Enos
tucky News is asking in Civil banks and banks of‘cards’ employing many less time than it takes to blink your eye. . '
. thousands of transistors and diodes— The Oitsetter was developed through Swain, J. Earle Bell, Joe Crea-
. Action NO. 1382- those tiny little electronic gadgets which years of research and experimentation by son, and Fred Burkhard. Duty
— — — - - - have revolutionized the Computer Age. To the AP, in conjtmction with the Friden 0f thi mitt will be to
Dr. Russell E. Teague, com. accomplish the same thing with electronic Corporation and Compugraphic, Inc., of 3 09m 63 H
mi S Si on er Of the Kentuck De- tubes,‘it would require a 10-footohigh cab- Reading, Mass. It has multiple built-in write prOfﬂes on CharaCters
~ t t f H 1th h ty ht inet stretched alonga 30-footwa11. tests which were designed to eliminate and “amusing incidents” in
par men 0 ea , as aug The cabinet has a plexiglass front and many possible malfunctions before they .
public health courses at Har- when the machine is in operation c'ount- start. KentuCkY neWSpaper mStory"
. . d th U , less little lights ﬂash on and on—giving o t h e r offset. printed newspapers These Will be released through-
Vard_t%mver:tity grelnnsyfvanll; ghettagpgggncse e21! fil‘et (ionirfls of isome thii‘orghog‘ti the nation will soon be re. out the centennial year.
verSI 1 s , e e ev s on sc ence; ce v ng 5 machine on the same lease V' '
Pittsburgh, Louisville and Ken- “cm“ 5h°ws- . basis as THE MESSE’NGER. But we were 1.303.“. R“ Pgrtmann says hls
tu k Atop .the cabinet is a modified Friden first in Kentucky to take this step to furth 5° 1 lstory 0 Kentucky news- ,
C y. Flexowrlter typing unit ——a glorified tYDe- er modernize and improve our operation. (”"59 ’0'" '0 Page Elsi”)