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Loni: J Effective on June 15, the statute, which and engraving and embossing. papers James 3- Pope, managing editor 0t h , ,
DOES raised the rate of legal advertising in Ken- (c) Third Class: The furnishing of all 1:116. Louismlle Courier-Journal [014 the "J‘ J;
SELL .: tucky, was passed by the 1950 legislature and printing paper, stationery and such other National Newspaper Promotion ASSOC‘aUOh . J VJ
)VER— signed immediately by Governor Clements. supplies for the use of the state as are pro- “tuthe” COhVEhhoh 1h Milwaukee'May 18" J ' '
he at], ( This statute was knowrras House Bill No. vided for by this chapter. There 15 hOthlhg 0h teleVision, Whlhh - J ‘l .
ccord- . 348, and amended Section 424.030 of the (2) The work in the first class may be let suggests It can ”he over 2‘ newspapers main ,. J l
V01un~ Kentucky ReVised Statutes. . in one or more contracts, subject to deter— thhOh _Wh‘Ch ‘5 an hohhsh and complete i'J ‘
he do This section, page 2720 of the 194-8 Stat— mination by the Department of Finance. presentation “the news, said Pope, chair- JJJJ J
1g the ' ‘ utes, defines :Bona Fide Circulationf’ author— The work in each of the second and third man Of the writing committee 0f The.As~ , f l;
ipaper J izes publication under “Authority To Pub- classes shall be let in one contract embracing 50$”th Press Managing Editors Assocration. ,j“ ‘r f .
on“: lish; How Acquired;” sets the legal rates, all of the work in that class. I am Shh COhVIhCEd that our Chtet enemy i , ;
he 2111- now amended, under .“Rates. Allowed hub- (3) The same person may become the con- hhd the only one we need “70th too much 3 J J
:Ihrist- J lishers;" and sets forth in closmg, regulations tractor for two or more classes, if he is the about at thls stage 0f the game, 15 ignorance, J J J J " ' ,
regarding ”EVIdence Of Publication.” lowest responsible bidder therefor, he continued. Our own ignorance and lheP' 12", J
news- I The third part, as now amended, reads: SECTION 2. subsection (2) of KRS 57.040 titude and the ignorance 0f the public.” J J I
f “th - For all newspaper advertising required by is amended to read as follows: Pope said that it people Of democratic 1 J J
Adm. luv, the publisher is entitled to receive as (2) No contract shall be let to a member nations have to “make their urgent and mul- . J}, J . '
pi‘emc J lull compensation at the rate of seventy- of the General Assembly, or to any person tiple decisions ht the next decade out Of _JJ J J
‘ five cents per linear inch, single column, holding a state office, or to any person who ignorance, we are sunk. It is “0t enough any ,J J .
J solid, eight-point measure, for each insertion. is not a citizen of Kentucky or to any person more W“ to have a hazy idea 0t what’s ht t ‘ J V
Advertisements in judicial proceedings shall who does not covenant to perform all the the headlines, the citizen must be informed J
)r has . be, taxed as costs by the clerk of the court. work within the state, except that matter in on a maze 0f intricate facts and ideas." , ‘J J i
m rc- J The rates of advertising in a daily news- the second or third class may be done or The Louisville editor said that in his POSt' J‘J J
_ 4 paper shall not exceed one dollar twenty-five , purchased out of the state. A person who is tit’h he had to be aware 0t such promotional J J 31‘ ,
Pm“ cents per linear inch per insertion. ineligible to be awarded any state printing features as comics and contests. “But,” he J . J J I
apera- Ever-y Kentucky publisher should familiar- contract shall not be interested in any way continued, “the education Of all citizens ‘J J
3 item he himself with the full context of this Sec- in that contract. suflicient to meet the emergencies ahead has JJ-JJ J J
what lion. SECTION 3. Subsection (2) of KRS 57.050 got to get our attention. Comics will pro- lJ J
:c ad- , _____.____. is amended to read as follows: vide relief, but none of the answers. "fllJ J l
Mm J Another important amendment, known as (2) Paper, stationery and SUPPhCS neces- “We have tried to compete With entertain: JJ J
_ J Senate Bill No. 175, was passed into law by Sitt)’ for state printing and binding Of the ment media ,1“ entertainment. We have to ‘J '
')56 01 J the Legislature, and likewise becomes eifec— second class and materials for half binding, print some light material, of course, but I ‘ l J
9“ "t J live June 15. This amends Section 57030 shall be furnished and paid for by the con— think we are letting our adversaries choose J J J J, ,
might J of the Chapter on Public Printing and di— tractor. the weapons which will defeat us if we un- '; j 1 iJ
l, post vides all public printing into three classes Section 4-. Section 57.070 of the Kentucky dertake a? meet television With more and J_l J JJ
9 DC‘ instead of four as provided in the original Revised Statutes is amended to read as [01- more comics and features. J ',
““56 ,J Statute. lows: “What we have is not the imitation of life, 5"“ ,J J
thion J The bill as enacted into law reads ”SEC (1) The Department of Finance shall,‘be- but life itself. There are no other limits on J J
J TION 1, Section 57.030 of the Kentucky Re- tween the htSt day Of August, 1950: and the news. W? have to. be smart enough to find J J J
‘ Vised Statutes is amended to read as follows: first day of November, 1950, and within the the techniques WhICh do JUStlce to the “Ch‘ J JJf
( (1) The business of printing and binding, same period every fourth year thereafter ness Of our_ material. It we are, nobody can J ‘ J! J;
ill ild' ‘ and of furnishing printing paper, stationery give notice, which notice shall appear once compete WIth us. J JJJ
if the ; and supplies for the state shall be divided during each week for five consecutive weeks The hrStOJOh Of a newspaper, P0P? tOkt ;: ' ,l J]
)f his l into three classes as follows: in at least one newspaper of general circula- the promotion men, 15 being guardian 0t , , . ,J'
clip- i (a) First Class: The printing of all bills tion in each of the cities of Frankfort, Louis- freedom and democracy. If your powers 0t J , JJ
more ‘ for the General Assembly, together with such "the, LeXihgtOD‘ AShlahd and Paducah, promotion can; make people believe and un- “J; ‘ J JJ
mged J matters as are ordered by either or both Kentucky, and Cincinnati, Ohio, that sealed derstand that, he 531d, we can become “5 ‘1‘ f Jl
tsmaii 11011565 to be printed in bill form; the print— proposals will be received at the office of the impregnable as the man who wrote the COh‘ J . . i} J'
68ch ing and binding of the journals of the two Commissioner of Finance, for the first two Stl‘t‘Ut‘Oh meant f.0r 11.5 to be. i , 1 Jr JJ
calls" ”muses; the printing and binding of the classes of public printing and binding in It the accusation ‘5' ”he that newspapers J ‘3 ‘J
clip- "Olumes of public documents, and of the separate contracts for the term of four years do hOt hhhh the“ _0hhgat10h 1h ademocracy J .
0W“ general and local laws and joint resolutions; beginning with the first Monday in January, —to keep the public fully and fairly inform- = , J
3 you the printing and binding of all reports, doc- next ensuing, at a certain rate not to ex- ed—the penalty “”11 be final and ahSOIUtC- 5“ 3 JJ
as to limems and other matters bound in book or ceed the rates specified by law. There Will be no newspapers left to promote, . J, ‘ J
Pamphlet form; all printing for the Depart- (2) The Department of Finance shall con- and no one to promote them too. J'J J J
J "lent of Education; and all miscellaneous tract for the purchase of paper, stationery ———————o-—-——— . J
lPrinting and binding necessary for the sev- and supplies of the third class to meet all The newly organized Louisville Press, "J J ', JJ
JCh ” ‘1 en] departments and not otherwise provid- needs therefor for any period not less than Radio, and Television Club opened its doors JJ
each 7 Cd for in this chapter. three months nor more than one year, and at 678 Armory Place in May. The club has . - JJ
1 (5) Second Class: Lithographic printing shall so state in advertising for bids. over 150 members. . J , IJ' ;
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