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, ”There’s a lot more to It than I Liz Hansen, the students are not only E31; e E E . WEE if E. wife; E’Eifi .
might,” says the biscity girl is she thoroughly. Smdymg. the Paper! ‘P‘it W - a. 7‘s .
' walts for her nexu.‘551g“me“t 1“ the als‘? w?t?hmg’ harping and Fame" t %”% ‘ m E Fm”? "at: '
bustling Tuesday mght newsroom. patmginitsproduction. In theprocess, %%ef%%%é%% emit/4 ”a E, E E ’a' E E
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are immersed in the production of the " 5 en Jo are e e ers 7 ' . 2
' weekly Citizen VoiceE-rTimes in Irvine, / E x
. getting wax and photographic ”Beingfroma small townIalready ’ /
‘ chemicalson their hands, mud on their had an idea of what community jour- . .E . 3
. shoesandborder tapeon thelrelbows. nahsm was,” says Io Carole Peters, / «, ’ 1‘ Aggie , - .
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Plans for the Nov. 14-16 meeting Unlike the sumlar program last g... E/f’f/Egjwwl/EMM WE ,
. of the Kentucky Weekly Newspaper year where UanerSlty Of North //E%%E%;/fé’g/ (93%;;
Association are becoming more Carolina students studied the = . ’ ’ ’ ’ ”Ekffwogjé
. packed and complete, according to Georgetown Graphic, severaloftheEKU . CEO/vi, E / . . iii/4
- « Guy Hatfield, KWNA president. class members already have experi- .E . E, ' m” 3: ' ' . ’ ' its; ‘
i The convention will be head- ence in community journalism. Lee . ’ fig . ,3” i ' 1'
quartered at the Holiday Inn in Rich- McClellan, for instance, was an intern . . . ' E 2% are .. . :‘ . ,
mond and sessions are set for the last summer with several Landmark ,, ' ' 3%, j; ”EEEEEMRME
. Perkins Building and Posey Audito- Community NeWSpapers. Kristy ' ' 4" ' " ' ;
rium at Eastern Kentucky University. Henson has worked with The Oldham If all goes according to plan, by the-time you read this, the Kentucky Press 1.
Starting the activities will be an Era, Allen Blair has been on the CV &T Assocration Willbe 1n itsnew building in the Burlington Center officepark Just
. Arnold DeLuca advertising seminar staff fora couple of summers, and Tim off I—64 on Frankfort's southwest Side. Through most of October, staff mem—
from 1 to 5 p.m. on Thursday, Webb is a former Clay City Times re- bers squeezed packing time into their schedules. Here, Bonnie Howard, left, .
Running concurrently on Thurs- porter. and Buffy Johnson remove pictures of KPA's past presidents from an office . .
* daywillbeasessionon”Howtoavoid Prof. Hansen, who has taught wall for packing. KPA, Kentucky Press Service, Kentucky Journalism Educa- ‘
‘ being sued forlibel” at] p.m., led bylo community journalism classes in the tion Foundation and all related services now have a new address: 101 Con-
AnnAlbers,head of Western Kentucky traditional manner in the past, is 'sumer Lane, Frankfort, KY 40601. Telephone and FAX numbers remain the ‘ j_
University’ sjoumalism program. Her Pleased With this approach. ”1 WOUld same. To get to the new location from I-64, take the Frankfort/Lawrenceburg . ‘j
, presentation will be followed from 2 love tOdOit again- This iS the fifth time exit onto KY 127 South, curse through the highway construction for about 1/ ,
to 5 pm. by a program on Macintosh I’ve taughtcommumtypurnahsm,but 8 mile and turn at the KentuckyManufactured Housing Associationbuilding.
, computers by Jerry Gibson, It seems to be ClICklhg better w1thtlus You'll see the KPA building at the entrance to the office park. - _: _.
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