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efforts In promotlng or defend- , ”2;” Wgflf/éfi2 mg a workshop held at the Frankfort Capital Plaza. Over
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She has also servtgld as editor 3} Nominations for Kentucky df. The 2007 . I , F
the Evansville (Ind ) Sunday Journalism Hall of Fame Due by Jan. The accompanying nomination installation will I” h
Courier & Press and The 5 . . . letter should outhne,1n detail, why be . held In .‘
Kentucky Post Nominatlons for the 2007 Induc- a nomlnee should be 1nducted into Lexmgton on j
' tion class for the Kentuck the Kentuck ournalism Hall of A ril 10 in con- j. :
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. Journalism Hall of Fame are due by Fame, located at UK. junction with 5 I .
CNHI acqull‘eS Jan. 5, 2007. Nominees must have made sig- the annual Joe :
. o Nominations should be sent to nificant contributions to journalism, Creason Lecture 5"“
SIX dally Papers the Hall of Fame Selection and be either Kentucky natives or at UK. W”
Community Newspaper Committee, School of Journallsm Save spent a Slgmflcant port1on of h The Illectlure '
Holdings Inc., a leading local and . Telecommumcatlons, elgcareerSQn Kenfiucky. . onoCrs t e ate MARY
news and information company, UnllvierSIty of Kentucky, 107 Grehan . T ey fie riot aveI an assoc1a} {0e reason, a BINGH AM .
recently announced it has Bu1 mg, UK, lilexmdgtgn, KY:0§O6- Eon :71 t e UmverSIty 0 Co 11 Ig - t 1 m e
agreed to buy six daily newspa- 3242. Letters sf orllI B e mar e to ent}uc y.1 . . III ourler-Jouirnal . d UK' I
pers from Ottaway Newspapers e attentiono Ju 1e erry. I T e se ectlon committee w1 reporter an co ummst an Jour—
A nom1nat1on form 15 avallable at meet 1n late January to select nahsm alumnus.
www.uky.edu/ CommlnfoStudies/ J inductees. Those chosen will be con- The 2007 Creason lecturer is pho-
See PEOPLE on Page 10 AT/HallofFame/ Forms/ Nomineep tacted shortly afterward. tojournalist Molly Bingham.

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ASSINGS THEKENTUCKYRESS -
thermal-arises (Hermitfirjeseiis - :x‘, i._ . ,5, ; ; . ' ' _ ;
. pilblished -montlfil§%jbyjthe Kentucky . District 12 ~- Donna. Cairn-an, Casey , . . .
Carroll Knicely, former owner of ;,,:PAaa asaaaaoareaaaarrPage gamma ., ,
Glasgow Daily Times, passes away emit zoiasgoaar Kramer, .Dlst‘rlc‘sISa-VTom Cauemr- ,,., »:,»._ t
' -$ub’sonptron ‘ price 1;,r'sg. $8 'perfyaar; ”LexingtonHeraldeLeader:
Carroll F. Knicely, a former owner of the Glasgow Daily Times passed ‘rPeshnaeterl’Sehdldléfigehfvaédfesst9}.T . ., , ,. . ‘ .:_ ‘
away in central Kentucky, Nov. 2. He was 77. The Kenmclcy: Pros; 101- ‘Cofisum‘er, Dismay; 4 Scott C, Schlitz-J11, , ' _
Knicely rose from an apprentice linotype operator at a small Virginia LaneFrankfort/KYAGEGL(502)223—Adv'ocate Messenger _ ,1
newspaper to owner of a newspaper publishing group and a business .332}; ‘ f . State AtLarge ,_ i ,, :t
car1e and not as strong. For example, unlike domes- '
Records Act requests to the Lexington-Fayette SWI‘Chba‘éms‘lzs tic violence, it is difficult to imagine retaliation
Urban County Government for the recordings 58.881111113592535'2297 against someone for calling 911 to report a .
_ of the many 911 telephone calls alerting the plane crash. It is also more difficult to imagine '
1 authorities to the crash. tapes. that a caller’s identity could be ascertained in
The Lexington authorities denied the There has been only one reported judicial the same way as a domestic violence call.
requests, claiming that the 911 tapes were decision on how the Open Records Act applies The Attorney General ruled that callers’
exempt from disclosure under three separate to 911 tapes. That case was Bowling v. names and cell phone numbers could be
Open Records Act exceptions, primarily the Brandenburg, which was decided by the Court masked on the Flight 5191 recordings.
personal privacy exception. of Appeals in 2000. Some public agencies in While there might only be a handful of peo—
The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Kentucky, including the Lexington-Fayette ple who would be in a position to report a
Government routinely denies Open Records Urban County Government have interpreted given instance 0f domestic Violence, almost
Act requests for 911 recordings, relying on a that decision to create a blanket rule that all 911 anyone could witness a plane crash.
2000 Court Of Appeals decision. Both the recordings are immune from disclosure under Oh the other hand, the PUth'5 interest in I
Courier-Journal and WLKY appealed to the the Open Records Act’s personal privacy 911 calls about the crash of Flight 5191 and the
Attorney General, who is responsible for han— exception, which exempts ”Public records con- authorities’ corresponding actions is of a clear-
dling administrative appeals of Open Records taining information of a personal nature where ly greater magnitude than the public’s interest
ACt disputes. the public disclosure thereof would constitute in a routine domestic violence call.
On Nov. 20, the Attorney General issued a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal pri- The Attorney General made a similar ruling
companion decisions, 06-ORD-230 (WLKY) vacy.” in 2004 when the Lexington—Fayette Urban
and 06-ORD—231 (Courier-Journal). In the Bowling case, the Berea City Police County Government denied an Open Records
The Attorney General rejected Lexington's Department received a 911 call seeking assis- Act request for a 911 recording concerning a
policy of withholding 911 tapes in all instances tance from a caller who claimed that Bowling student with a medical problem on a school
and held that the 911 tapes must be disclosed had threatened to kill his own Wife, grandson bus.
under the Open Records Act. The Attorney and other family members. That ruling was appealed to the courts and
General also held that the privacy exception A police officer was dispatched to the is now awaiting a decision by the Court of
would only permit the Lexington authorities to Bowlings’ home, where both Mr. and Mrs. Appeals. While the Attorney General’s office
mask the portions of the tapes during which Bowling told the officer that there was not a continues to rule that public agencies cannot
callers identified themselves or provided their problem, and so the police took no further institute blanket policies against the disclosure
cell phone numbers. action in response to the call. of all 911 tapes, it appears that many public
The Attorney General’s decisions become When Mr. Bowling brought a lawsuit under agencies, including the city of Lexington, will
final after 30 days unless they are appealed to the Open Records Act to discovery who had continue to do so until there is a definitive rul-
the courts. The Lexington authorities have not called 911, the Court of Appeals ruled that he ing from the appellate courts.
yet decided whether to appeal. If the decisions was not entitled to do so. The court believed If you have questions about the Open
become final or are upheld on appeal, they will that the release of 911 tapes in a domestic vio- Records Act, please feel free call you hotline
carve out an important rule with regard to 911 lence case such as this could potentially identi- attorneys.

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W ' reporter and columnist and now director of the Institute respectful school environments for
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University of Kentucky, will lead a .v Operation Respect and a 20-year veter- I , _ ’,
breakout session on covering ,. an New York City school principal, . I? .
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other important concepts in the future of newspapers will workshops.I _ ® mail. He’s a 28—year newspaper veteran with experience in Institute, will present a Friday morn— .
1 be an integral part of the 2007 KPA annual convention on Advertismg my“ take from and \M\\ ' the newsroom as well as working as a supervisor and ing session on Newspaper Next: ’r /’
. Thursday and Friday, Jan. 25 and 26 at the Hyatt Regency center stage on Friday morning as \ Owe . manager in the circulation departments of several Blueprint for Transformation.” N2, as ,w J
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t niques or learn how your paper can director and sales development and 3&3 IS§ ' " u f the Evening Post Publishing Co. in circulation and to find new and prof- ' I ' i ,7
‘ retain your best advertising account WW“ training manager, leads a two-hour KELLY " \ Charleston, SC, and a frequent we itable business models. The goal of N2 MARY 7
representatives or get tips on covering . .I“ breakout session on how to successful— WIRG ES PETER YARROW . newspaper industry speaker, also as W; is for newspapers to achieve 1 on g—t erm NESBITT ,
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