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E'town's link, page 2 of the country's top journalism award on its staff. Maria Henson of the Lexington Herald-Leader won the 1992 Pulitzer :
Covering the capitol, page 3 Prize for editorial writing for her series on abused women in Kentucky. The series, "To Have and To Harm," ran '
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. ‘ Graduation outlook, page 16 roomful of state and regional awards. Her colleagues joined her in celebration on April 7 when the announcement
OM/OR leXlS. page 19 was made. Editor Tim Kelly apparently approves. (Photo by Rob Carr) .
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