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, Survey. USPS does poor Job dehvering Kentucky papers
f Postal Service delivery of indicated 73 percent of newspapers the Postal Service a portion of its "The Postal Service measures
% Kentucky newspapers is worsening reported that Postal Service deliv- costs. The Postal Service also the quality of First Class mail deliv-
», at about the same rate as commu- ery had become significantly worse changed the way mail is routed cry. but refuses to measure the
1. nity newspapers across America. over the past year. through its system. eliminating delivery of community newspapers.
. " In a survey conducted by KPA, Newspapers across the county some avenues of distribution for we now know why," said Kenneth
80 percent of papers responding have reported a significant decline mail volume which has led to slow B. Allen, NNA's executive vice pres-
‘ reported they had lost subscribers in newspaper delivery since the newspaper delivery nationwide. ident and CEO. "Community news- ?
ff over the past year as a result of Postal Service began implementing In the NNA survey, just over papers around the country report ,
.. poor postal delivery. Seventy per- its 1995 ”reclassification" effort. 60 percent of responding newspa- that it is taking longer than ever to '
;, cent reported delivery service had according to NNA officials. In 1995, pers reported a loss of subscribers get their products to subscribers.
; deteriorated over the past year. the Postal Service changed the way because of poor delivery. especially those who are outside the
/ j The National Newspaper mail is classified and put into place In Kentucky, the number of county and state."
,. Association (NNA) conducted a sur- work-sharing incentives to help lost subscribers ranged from two to NNA'S survey showed in-County '
7 vey of papers across America which customers take discounts for saving 20. See DELIVERY, page 7
‘ESP’ ro ram heralded ' ‘
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' Association in partnership with Dave Eldridge when asked to ‘j ' 3: ~ at.»
‘ Network 1 Financial is introducing describe the ESP program. i " “J
to Kentucky newspapers a new Eldridge. publisher 0f fh‘? " 1 __
- Electronic Subscription Payment Jessamine Journal. said the kPA . (he)
(ESP! program. ESP is designed to Board and Circulation Division ,’ . .. -- -.. rm
/ reduce costs and decrease sub- believed th" ESP program t“ h? a f ‘1 \ "I .1 9
, scriberchurn. good marketing tool for any size 2' ' ‘
‘ ”It's jazzy." said KPA See ESP. page 7 i 'i
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UPC codlng used to reduce theft 3 . ,, ~
Tired of watching your single- Newspapers can apply online ~ ?
copy profits slip away. the result of at: www.uc-council.org or call UCC . .‘ u‘
‘ theft? Putting a UPC code on your at l800l 543-8137 or l937l 435- i- ' - \
newspaper may be the solution, 3870. The application process nor- fi ’ . ._ . ‘a
In order to bar code your news- mally takes about 10 L0 .15 days . . . ‘ -
1, paper, you first have to apply for a from the date UCC receives the i. 1' .. ‘ " . .
license from the Uniform Code application. . . "a“. , . _ " ,,
Council to receive a Universal The UPC ““195 has 12 d1g1t5~ '
Product Code (U PC l. See UPC, page 7 Achievement award
. Louise Hatmaker received the Russ Metz Most Valuable Member Award
, 'IN’IE i from KPA President Guy Hatfield during the 1998 Summer Convention.
- ’ ,. J“ . , , The award is presented to the individual who has pertormed the most
- -- . ~ . ‘_ ~ i outstanding service to KPA/KPS. Hatmaker recently retired from the
Wm ' T,» w”! I" I I ‘ mltdz'tfi h . i Beattyville Enterprise and Jackson Times. She served on the KPA Board
Wflm .‘ it 3; ’ ‘ ’ . , ~ . oi Directors for 21 years. longer than any member. During those years.
”fl“ 1 m m MM 3 Hatmaker was active in several KPA committees. More convention pho-
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Enquirer: after renouncing stories ment on the investigation lhe By KIM GREENE ly scheduled m {hp (mimngg Each
1t published criticizmg th“ Hamilton (”UMY Sllt’r‘” 1‘15" "" KPA(kIIKmlCmmseJ reporter‘s ”regular" hours must he
Chiquita banana company. has investigating whether ( hiqiiita [)insmore& Shohl ’ evaluated m determine whvfluir
received subpoena-s from a 599““1 property was “”19“ Most Kl’A iiiem- . travel tiriie to and from riiulti-daV,’
prosecutor investigating whether (:allagher. 40. was tired June 26 b” upwspapwg 9 _ 3 assignments is coiiirwnsable' what
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Chiquitawas a Victim of theft Hr. had ht ( n at tht papt r slntt employ hourly-paid . . 15 regular for Um, “‘PW'U‘T may not
Enqmrer‘Publisher Harry M. 1995. He declined comment a hen rppflrt‘.” who uni *J ‘ 1“. regular for another nipnmir
Whipple confirmed June 29 that the contacted at hon}? my dwamnpm htiads MT . A “,w ”(ampleS should clarity
subpoenas had been issued. But he His lawyer, ‘ atricllr J llaiile}. Because ”ms“ ”H, extent I“ which trawl time b
declined to discuss who was subpoe- would only say: ‘Theres going to he rupnrtprg (in not m in any of the coriipeiisable iiiider tederal wage
naed, how many employees were a lot of information that comes out National Labor Rpiimuns Act‘s and hm” laws. 1“,“ take an ”any
involved or what the subpoenas in the future. but at this time We're ”pm” categories. tllt'." ”n, (“Hwy ple where 1“,“ “PM” reporters
demanded. Whipple said he could Just‘no‘t going to get into it With the ered “Dmixpmpt (.mpinng That ”(.va assignments to Cm,” the
not-comment because 0fth“ mVth' media. _ _ means the law regarding minimum ['mvprsn‘ “f Kentucky v.
gation by (zincmnati lawyer PM?" Th“ Enquirer 54ml ”i" “‘llml‘llts’ wage and lllllt‘»;tll(l'(tllt iiall pay tor l'iiii'ersitvol 'l‘eiiries‘see basketball
L. Ancona. the speCial prosecutor. "created a false and misleading hmm wwkpd m.” 40 m a given game m Kntthlllt‘ Tenn
The Enquirer renounced articles impression of (‘hiqiiita's liusiiiess wwk “)in to ”Him ‘ (MW “'IW'U‘F drives I“ on n C u
l on June 28 that it published May 3 practices . Al ”l“ Kl“ “”mm'r convention and the other reporter is a passeii
questioning the busmess practices The hnquirers It‘s-page report on mar“ my, J nmmimbp. gage-Hm t,” ”Pr “n ”W ”W to “WWI“. H)“
of Chiqurta Brands International (‘hiquita accused the company ot “mph“? minim,“ arid (.mpiuwm.m and] the film“) WM)“ ”H mum lb
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to pay the Cincinnati-based banana involvement in a brilier_\ scheme in 1“”. pm” how p“. laxx “wrung in,“ ‘m \t IH'MTII‘I ”H “‘N H “ i m
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exporter more than $10 million to (rolombia and putting puolic health to pa\ [He gym,” ““1” when he I“ m“ lit ”<1 ”m“ m i“ H ”(I
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‘ Advertismg Sales Rep District Sales Manager t~oiiipeiis;iit-ri lor all travel lllli" ‘T‘m‘f‘ r'“ ml‘l ” 1.; r: If '
l The Jessamine Journal is currently The Owensboro Messenger iririiiimr when that time occurs- during the " “““ “"“l" ""“ “ " "" 1"
seeking an experienced Advertismg Circulation Department has an irnmedi- “mppww \ ‘nipuidr work “an”. “'l’H'l” ‘ “V'H‘l “"1" 1‘ ""“ll‘l H‘
Sales Representative to help us contin- ate opening tor a District Sales H...” ,1 ”MN- hriilrs til't' on noon-m, alilr- lll‘tvdllsl' lllt trawl llllll' te .lllll
: ue Our growth. The Journal is an award Manager A high school dsploma or ;” xx'orkd'ns ”a”, kmmwip. “ Ag lllll'tlltl HM.
wrnnirig community weekly Situated in equwalent requued. sales Pr soperwso- \“ ”uplm‘ .- W” “I?! M mm ”pat-1tyen-.tmlur hm.“
_ Nicliolasville. about 8 miles south of ry experience. desoable Antiliuazit ' "I‘ it *, ' i _ Y 'r \ AH", lll‘li's llll \t'llilltl "\.llllllli -\
Lexmgton ll VOU are creative, aggres should be able to rerun" train ll’i'l 'fl “Ni H .or it‘ll.“ ‘ii‘ Iil | {I Hi hi ulna-t. r ti-oiii l' tlllll' in :lri\~- tit
Sive and want to earn above-average direct adoitxyouth carriers :lf‘itl achieve "”‘N‘l‘ "l "‘l"”‘” “”l‘ "”“r‘ H '1'“ i I, I“ ‘ ”i. m Ii” .1“ m”, it.
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‘ commissions for your work, send a Circulation sales obiectives A ili'llld lie WW |> *lfl'm «tr 1' l’-'»‘>"lwi' i'il‘l ll ". 1 ‘ g H . ., ’ y‘
i resume to: Dave Eldridge. Publisher, ver's license a good drmri “3:. ml, the . ItlllltiH'i' l.s‘ not \kiit‘hlllif \xiiile .t ‘ "‘1‘“ l" 'l‘“ “~‘ ”l i'“ i"‘” “'“
i , The Jessamine Journal. P O. Box 8. excellent seliing skills rrzailir-riiatu .ii [)nsst‘le'i'r Time spent rlnrtmi iii .mri 3"! ‘Hi ill" '“lrllllif ”UH IVY” ‘1
. NlChOIaSVllle. KY 40340 aptitude and ab'l't‘)’ I“ WW“ tlexihie than an .is‘sigiiiiieiit is coriipeiisziltle ‘l‘l"lllll' .l lllll dax ‘ \thrtll 'il Hlli l'
hours are requtred Pay cornmensu'ate regardless H, m, 1, ”Mil ot H“. ,it its. tho reporter rlriVes hark li
Staff reporter With exDenence‘ excellent benefit ll‘mk' issli'ltnieiit l’.iilii< ali tliat mitiii' Ila\ ;\li li‘.i\i 5
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The Times-Tribune. an award-Winning age Pletasessean "“tV°rlLetl:’ ST”: It 15 ditliciilt. (,fmurg-p~ m an”. time is coiiipeiisalile in this iast.
and growmg daily newspaper servmg rResume 0 Mue “3U vya [HP ‘3' mu“, what “regular" hm,” are M ;, lilttll because the reporter is the dri
htle counties is esources, essenger- nquirer. , ‘ .. g . ._ , l H H .' _ . .
Knox. Laurel and W ' y . .. re mm” H thp ”(Me H Hir ,\ l \i r and utaiisi no on riiigtit sta\ is
Box 1480. Owensboro KY 44302 I 4.} - - .
currently looking for a stalt reporter to EOE morning daily. evening hours are ”WHlVHl
take overa well-established beat in one , probably "regular" work h‘m” ll ()ne mm] memm, ”Huh.” J
of the fastest growmg areas of the state Take advantage of KPAs l 1 . . , kl tl l]1llltl~(l‘l\' m” “HM.” 'ngmmm
The ideal candidate will be a self-starter “Th? Job Shop." List v01”. l 11‘ ”W‘flldllt T I5 A “H y. H n a . , . ,, l . ..‘ ~ }
“ who can bring energy and excrtement to ‘ ) , . b ‘ , regular Work hours might be clos A. reporter is assigner to (oyer t H-
a Wide variety of subjects Quark newspape r S J0 . (’Ppn'ng er to 9 a iii. to :3 p m It the reporter T‘d AA basketball tournament iii
Express and photography skills are a forJust $10. Or. tfyou are is a sports reporter lor (‘llllt'r a San Antonio. lems llie reporters
; D'US Please send resume 80d Clips to a newspaper professional weekly or (laili. eyeiiiiig hours are llight li :iVes liexmgtoii at H .i iii and
t‘ John Wh't'OCk' Managing Editor. 201 N seekin new 0 ortunitr’es probably "regular ‘ because A sports arrives in San Antonio at Tl p H!
I? Kentucky St. Corbin. Ky 40701 or call ‘ d gth t .1)? t. H reporters tel: duties include attend While iii transit, the reporter spends
_ 1-800-739-8878tor an appomtment sen us a rnforma um. m: athletic ‘ . "mg “W,“ ”m ‘NMI See ISSUE, page 1?
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~ , their iiivestigatioii and would not say whether At least It) others were sickened and treat
coaCh S . they \xere st ekuig a suspect ed by .‘Htllillltlltt't‘ crews in the store parking lot
corner a Sbau said the progi'am would enhance the Milltpiist has claimed he is only 17 and mi
“L 4‘ present duality of education bx centralizing the tially was transported to the dixisioii of Youth
By Jim Stasiowski' Q kindergarten statt and services through the Services. but prosecutors say his fingerprints
sharing wt resources and ideas. better commu prove he is LII
"“ ’ W '" nit_\ among statt. center-wide themes. activities
Reporters wrote these sentences. editors and programs. and several other points Vehicles have crashed into a car owned by
edited "em. and I found em in my (‘IHH‘IHHL’ the 'l‘ruxels that was parked in their driveway
When I write my autobiographv liii going to With the exception ot moving implementa next to their home five time.s in less than ten
call it. "Sentenced To Death ‘ tion back one year. the administration's resolu years
tion offered little that was new since the place
The Bulldogs took the opening kick offand was first made public several months ago The report pointed to smoke as the big
with Iioring and (‘oles running inside. outside except that it called for creating an implemen killer among those surviving plane crashes
and up the middle out of the Bulldogs power tation plan to take into consideration the con
ground game and Finch and hate”