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. I? deserve 1t. Good, old-fashioned srcal theatre troupe made up Of some Friday’sluncheon speaker Wlllbe z ,
= w “ mountain hospitalityandlotsofhome- of the region’s most talented young Lt. Gov. Paul Patton, the former Pike 3
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, ‘5 .. members at the surnm. er convention, E1 the schools p gr fer something for everyone in the :5-
,E' . -, ‘ ‘ June 18'20 1n P1kev1lle. , . ' . . family to enjoy. The time willbespent
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-, KPA S new toll-free number: themselves as the Kentucky Opry. The group will perform a variety of tunes for participants in 51‘
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ormer Kennedy a1de, editor, pooh-poohs mov' - 7 ( f;
By Tim Webb 1e versxon of assassination Press l
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th Lyndon B. Johnson first heard %‘ Ii V a _. , v . .: v ‘ President the An
thosefzvords from Malcolm Kilduffon a}: - “in: V ~ ’ " i- , Mary Schurz ‘ CW Z
ea ernoon of Nov. 22 1963 ”at ' i a s5“ ”WW - ’ / Danville Advoca ’ n ‘
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hi Unfinow“ to Kilduff at the time ifs? - “Wei ' i ' Presment'E'e‘“ anger ‘ gage,
s wor s were the first indication td ' is ‘3‘“ S? a“ ,9 V. ‘3: i 1 Jerry LYIGS. Benton Tribu -c ' 5. come
Pres1dent John F. Kennedy was dead rd‘ w” ' . Celia MCDPM'd ' TC
Kilduff, former deputy re ‘ . is , Ice PreSIdent ‘ has ro]
Secreta t P . P 55 . '_ 153/ [fiflaf- We“ . 7/ .> A ‘3 , , Steve Lowery, The Kentu k S , ,. ; final 6
. I'y .0 TESldent Kennedy and ' ‘ t . A ‘ g Treasurer C y tandar d I
"glued 9‘11“” 0f the Beattyvil’e Ente" r . : e I: ,, - ' Dorothy Abernathy O/dh E l l wee“:
prise, recalled the traumatic afternoon ’ ‘ ‘IQ’ELZE‘ » ' , ’ , Board of Directors am ra l - 1“
1nDallasatadinnerwiththeKentucky ’ ' ‘ {17 ' i. 3 r g, _ » District1 i Jouma
“’9'?le Newspaper Association this . . . - , ‘ W.'“lam Mitchell, Fulton Leader ' . a ”the
Spnng in Richmond. .:" ' , ~ . ». ‘ ‘ 0'5"“ 2 . i Lowe"
Chief Press Secretar P" i 1 U ‘ . ' ' 3 . w ' ‘ ,. N‘s " : Jed Dillingham " retirea
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y thaelltifiéwhlchenabledKildufftomake - 7 5 , " , f 1 g . ' V ' District4 ’ ea” County News 3 in thec
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The events following Kennedy's . . _ . _ . a , Districts . rank/m Favor/t9 . . gawk
assassmation were marked by COnfu- _ _ , . . 3 y . j j , Coleman Love _lmeSl
81011 and disarray, he said " * V ‘ ’ ' Elizabethtown NQWs Emerprise hne'H
Riding three cars behind 8 way it'w ‘ istrict 6 e
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Ezezg‘lent, l<11duff distlnctly remem- Nov. 22, 1963 when Presrpl'llsle editor Malcolm Kllduff recounts events of Distric¥7 ernathy, Oldham Era by HE;
dl; hearing Shots from the Texas press SCcretar’y in KennedJ? n F. Kennedy was shot. Kilduff was a deputy Kelley Warnlck Gallatih C ' The 18;
fievcgltfigg diposiitory, which is 'be- the awards banQuet atthe sirsiflg?lnlstr:tion. Now retired, he spoke during District 8-9 ’ ‘Ounty News Q ated frr
w ere eeHarv eyOsw a] d Assoc' , . onven ionofKent-uc week] N Ken Metz, BathC ? -
was?“ he allegedly shot the M District10411 °“"’yN9Ws-0u"°°k mt;
preSI ent. The famou . Marty Backus l
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homgfiéigé‘LXXhe-ngdhgnsound Came ; metathesis?“ byamilitary captain dis1182:111chCiglnmm-y 51g“ ed Oswald’s gfialachlan News-Express ! the yea
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the street to the Georgetown News «5* president and treasurer of the 9 - . :' . ' 9 9 . 9 9 2 1:
Times, where he’s been named co— Messenger—Inquirer in Owensboro. .9 F ' 9. , a... f f
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em“ Y gm “a e a 1‘ “’1 writer MARYJEAN WALL is the a " 9 i
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the Gaza“: for 12 years and editor winner of an Old Hilltop Award for 9 9:; fii}; 9 WC. E: f( LY I a E VVS gist P§R
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JERRY ADKINS’ former . thoroughbred racing through ' - 9 fl '2 "‘3 V A S? 5 0C li§§i ON ; '
general managerof a North Carolina reporting AlSo honored at the - , . m9 . 9
paper’ ‘95 the'pevl'c‘lculahen ma“? annual Alibi Breakfast at Pimlico 9m New... W - , . . 9.. ..n..,9wm.a“' “it... we "
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. . . . former LOUISVllle Times writer BILL 9:... (.9 g 9.9 r .. 99999.9...“ and 9mm “it“ 9 9 . 2
native state of West Virginia and has «gag ; . mama 99 9% ,§9& .9 .2; ; -
worked at several other newspa rs CHRISTINE now 0f the LOS ' aw . e: 93 “iii a ‘ ,9 fig . ‘=
- - - pe ' Angeles Times, who won the David “ 2' 9. ,. 9 a i ‘ ‘9 9 . ‘ s
- ReelPlent 0f the 1992 Covmgton F w d A d -t “h 2. e99% e r r , 9 ”i a 9 :
Award given by the Friends of ' 00 5 war as Wl'l er 0 e 9". 2 re fig El e 9 “ ii
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ov1ngton ClVlC organization, is V . 9 : :5: i g g 2% 9 i g9 99 , , W .. W_ . visa? W
. . TIM WEBB, former KPA News 9 99 : f A g §§ ’ i 3‘ 9 1 ,. 9 t9: “
JUDITH CLABES, edltor Of The B . , , i' § ,2, .9 f“ 9 . is , 9 531 €\i\:§\\kx3
ureau intern, has jomed the Staff 0f 9. ~ ~, 11;“ - . “ ,:'~: ' 9 e“e§ ‘
Kentucky Post. Clabes, who has also . . . . 9 . . 9 if» . . §W gg g: f, -. , , a ,
. The Clay City Times as a writer / . . , W _ , ,, (3 (/g . a . . Z a 9. 9 , , , i
worked for The Gleaner 1“ - 2 . 9 ,. ~ ‘ ' 2 , a: 9. 9, 2 9 ., «a 9 r - 1 fiat
. . photographer / spec1al sections .W. . 9 W -. i9: , :9 Me a M as“ , _ _»\~ ,
Henderson and papers in Evansvflle, editor 9, -9 9 . é 9. i :13wa ' afxea -
’ . . — ., ’C'E R» 9 9 llieCIltterlden PresmManonwas 9. if: f“ “e ” "‘
. Messenger “1714???” fifi Wensfidroyf ‘ graduate of Murray State University. .. But, what about Elvis? .
. {Egan npgngfie$%?e::ardro ' Browning, who was a summer Dennis Patti, left, director of marketing and communications for the Ken— 3 .
- ' Piibl' (:5 o A u .eti n I-VI: 2:):th intern at the paper In 1999’ replaces ' tucky division of the UnitedStates Postal Service, presented KPA a framed ‘ if
' is e116 ssoecciiao: the 51%], A ION GARRETT Who reSigned to print of the state's Bicentennial postage stamp during the postal seminar at W W»
‘ a??? y 51%;; t 1980 i t 9 return to college. , _- the Kentucky Weekly Newspaper Association convention this spring in .2 W
2 , ' replacerllolmi RY SCIO IURZI spgblisher . dRectznt M1321??? :11!“ versltyd Richmond. KPA executive director David T. Thompson accepted the print,
. ‘ - ’ . - gra ua 1 ER ~- .9 as 101“ h' h o han s in the central office in Frankfort. (Photo I) Russ Metz)
Of The Advocate—Messenger . m . . the staff of, the Madiso’nville Messen- .ww—g.______—__L___ . -
' Damne' Whose “3"“ 9319‘” ““5 89’ as a general assignment re- DOUGLAS A. BOYD, dean of Kentucky Journalism Hall of 9'
. * ‘ year. Schurz, KPA preSident, has ‘ porter. A former intern With the ‘ the College of Communications at Farrier CREED BLACK was gradua- - ' ~.
' ' been nemnatefii treasurer 0f the Messenger and-the Paducah Sun, she the University of Kentucky, ranks tion speaker at Paducah Cominunity f
‘ SNPA Foundation and to a three- replaces RANDY BUSH, who fifth nationally among ’communica- College on May 10. He began his .
“ ~ year term on the foundation board accepted a PUbliC relations position tion researchers in production of newspaper career at the old Paducah
’ ' ’ 0f trustees. ' ‘ . ‘ . With the Regional Medical Center. telecommunications articles in . Sun-Democrat and is a former . g g '~;
~ .9 ' DA.VID PAXTO'N' chief finan- 9 academic journals. That’ s the scoop chairman and publisher of the : if
g . ”~31 officer Of Paducah Newspapers JON COOMER was recently - froma study published recently in Lexington Herald-Leader. He has . , . -’.~ 9;
9 : ~ ~ , 'Inc-«Was'emng'e-delegaum°fI ' named assistant editorof'The ‘ - 2 _ ' . jeumalismsouartériy; Titer-survey - " « "headed-theKm-‘ght Foundationsince ~ 2 , ~ 2- __-1
' ’ ' ' ‘ ‘Wesmm Keemfk‘ans Wm “1°33 Columbia News and The Adair charted 686 writers who published ' 1988. ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' f» l
“1*“ Se“: Mm“ M°C°.““e“' met Progress. Coomer, a recent graduate articles between 1984-89 in the top DEBBY MITCHELL has joined . ;
mm busmess lidéisfi Hong Kongf Of Western Kentucky University, 15 communication journals. The the staff of The News—Democrat in '
‘ and Taiwan m pri ' e purpose 0 worked for the papers as a staff study also shows'that the UK Carrollton as a staff writer. ' _ . 9
- 9 23e§;£$$iffet .91. ~ 9 . ranksl3th nationally in articles on management classes at Western ..
9 eye CAROL WILLETrisanewstaff new and emerging technology and Kentucky University was ‘
(fed writer at The Kentucky Standard in 15th for articles on intemational COLEMAN LOVE, advertising W W‘W
' Me . Bardstown. Formerly employed by telecommunications issues. director at The News-Enterprise in . W1
9 Inmtediate opening for exPenenced ad' the Nelson County CiTCUit Clerk’s Among featured speakers at the Elizabethtown. VICTORIA i
. ,9 vertismg sales perSOI‘ at weekly Kentmky office, She replaces ELIZABETH Governor’ s Scholars Program SCHREINER, senior staff writer at 2 .j .
farm newspaper. Muff be “11135 towtork PETERS, who recently retired. Alumni Association conference in the Sentinel—News, made a presenta- 9 W
' 2322§°§§§Zi§$sil§3tfifif”osi’i‘filfiéé‘; Racing writer IENNIE REES of Georgetown in May was BILL tion to Shelbyvine first graders *' ;
outstanding. Knowledge of :gficulmm a The Courier-journal was honored ‘ BISHOP, associate editor and recently on writing stories and .
plus. Salary plus commission negotiable. With the Dean Eagle Award by the columnist at the Lexington Herald— interviewing. . . - W
' Opportunity for advancement in growing nght? 0f Columbus IIaSt month In Leader. ;
farm newspaper. Send resumetoFai-mland Louisv111e. The award is named for j
9 Publications Inc., PO Box 145, Columbia, the late sports editor of the Courier- . . _ _ ‘2
KY 42728. . . Journal and Louisville Times. en Jot It down. KPA s new toll free number. 800/264 5721 i

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j _ KUNKLER of The LaRue County ‘ ’ aergge‘” jig? i papennaanflliamsburg, Lexmgton
, i Herald News in Hodgenville partici- %? I €323 ' ’ i - and Louisv111e, dled May 14 after a i
, pated in Read Aloud Day at their - - . $3; ,3 «3;»; :r he, ‘ Baker of ongi “935- e was - _
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: KIT MILLAY, editor ofThe x 3* Journal in 1959 and C°lumb‘a U“‘Vers“y'he was
1 Oldham Era in LaGran e, was a a waxy"? . ., * editor Of The Whitley Republican in i '
. g *Wtfiyi.‘ " “i It” ’ , " 1’ ,. r 4542?? M, ' » a, . .- ’3; 5 13: Frankfort ' ’ ' ’
judge for the North Region Young ‘em . ,, . , . “3%“ ' f VI was a Williamsburg 1n the 19503- He worked
é Careerisr competition for the Ken- 2 ii ' pares- f°rMemes“Leaders-reporter ' ‘-
. tucky Federation of Business and 1i: - and w1re service editor from 1957 to 3‘
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; Recent Uruon College graduate “ _ ~ . editorial . . bec fh 1 h 2
i; SAMMY WATTERSON has joined “ , 7 V, . ‘ seminar retiring aulsle 0 eat problems. '
3 the staff of The Beattyville Enterprise , r if " ' ' , _ “a“ on bond- M 0 y‘ Clowes
for the summer. He is the grandson mg Wagh . V. yam: ing issues Former Courier-journal editorial
l ofnewseditorLOISKILBURN- are i he it last month Page editor Molly flower 86' died '
.1 Welcome, assoc1ate *’ Mr e firi ~ ’ fort. British by birth, she began her ~;
. joined KPA's Associates division. r’,ai" is , pies, Tim Webb) - “He Herélfi'POSt- When. 1* dosed 1“
' President/general manager is New - . , 1936' Shemed the CW’W'IOW‘? as i
. Kevin Robinson. The address, foryour ” . ’ V _. J _.. ,_ a reporter. 5h? 300“ began writing ,
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