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1 111;1 shall be the original incorporators and the ( a) 1c or ' ortmann Article V ,11)

- 1 11I‘1 charter members listed in paragraph six of it 1' 1* it Notice and Service of Notice M‘quorum
111111 the Certiﬁcate of Incorporation, and such , E - . - 1 .~ 1 ,
111111111 . By-laws of the School of Journalism Foun— xcept as otherWise prOVided herein, all must 0 d

. .1311» other persons, ﬁrms, corporations, and as- . - . - - 1,. 1
11 1111I . . I dation of Kentucky, Inc. notices required to be given herein and 13501” num)
11111‘1‘1 soc1ations as may be elected from time to A '1 I speciﬁed to be iven in writin shall be 1

1 1 ‘1 :1‘11111 time by the active members or by the board rticIe g . g . ‘1

1‘ 11111111 I Name and Principal Ofﬁce deemed duly served when delivered in per- 1 Ofﬁ

1 11111111 of directors. Honorary members shall not _ . . . . . 1

1 1 111 111; , . The name of the corporation shall be The son Wlthln the time required, or When given The ofﬁce

. 1 1 1 111111 1' have any right to vote at any meeting of the . _ b - - 1 ; ,

1 1.1111111 . . School of Journalism Foundation of Ken- y mail When deposued Wltn postage fully 1110f a C1151
1 1 1 111 111 corporation, unless they are also active mem~ _ 1 . 1 1 . . .
I I I 1111111111 bers tucky, Inc. Its prinCipal ofﬁce shall be at Pent anc plainly addressed to the person “P" :Vice-Presr
I 1111II1I1 - the University of Kentucky, Lexington, Fay- on whom service is to be made at the last nd a Proces
11111111111 5. The management of this corporation ette County, Kentucky, or at such place as address 0t such person appearing upon the (3 ofﬁce 0‘
1 1 “1"111‘11 and of its properties, funds and assets shall the Board of Directors may hereafter select bOOkS Of the corporation. “5 Agent n
1 1 ‘11 1 1 be vested solely in a Board of Directors con- as the principal ofﬁce. Provided, however, that notice 0f the The ofﬁc
‘ 1 111 ‘ sisting of eighteen members, divided in three Article II time, place, and purpose 0t any meeting 0t 1oard 0f D

1 11 11 classes of six directors each. The eighteen Membership the membership, or Directors, may be waived 1:19 ﬁrst met

1 1 1‘1 1‘1 directors elected by previous ballot, being Membership in the Foundation shall con» by telegram, or other writing, by those “M 11% 0f the B

’ . 1‘11 ‘1 the active members of this corporation as set sist of (1) Active Members—A11 Publishers, present either before or after the holding "ﬂee hhtht

1 1‘11 1 forth in paragraph four of the Certiﬁcate of or their authorized staff member, who have thereof; and provided, also, that no notice heir respect

1‘11 1 Incorporation, shall continue to be the been duly elected members of the Board of or waiver With respect to any meeting 0‘ ‘Hd qualifie

1 11 Board of Directors of this corporation until Directors, the elected ofﬁcers of the Kentucky the membership, or 0f the Directors, shall be A vacancy

I 11 1 the regular annual meeting of the members Press Associations, Inc., and other publishers required as to any meeting at which all the foundation

1 1111 in January, 1960; at that annual meeting six who shall be nominated and elected by the membership, or all the DireCtors, as the case Directors.

5 1 11111 directors, constituting the First Class, shall Board of Directors. All active members must may be, are present. The dutit

‘ 1‘ be elected for terms of three years each and also be active members of the Association; Article VI ‘sual to the

. 1‘ until their successors shall have been elected and, Board of Directors and Meeting Thereof Arged, or '

. ‘1 11 and qualiﬁed. Thereafter, at each annual (2) Honorary Members—Such persons, The Board Of Directors shall COIISiSt Of hard 0f Di

1 1 1111 , meeting of the members, six directors shall ﬁrms, corporations, and associations as may eighteen (18) members, six 0f whom Shall be Each ofﬁc

‘I i 11 1 be elected for terms of three years each and be elected from time to time by the Board elected for a term of three years, six for 21 ‘1 One year

‘ 1 11 1 until their successors shall have been elected of Directors. term of two years, and six for a term of one ,“CC6550r ha:
. 1 111 I1 I and qualiﬁed, to replace the directors of the Only active members shall have the right year as provided by the Certiﬁcate Of Incor- 1lﬁcer may

‘ 1-1 Class whose terms are then expiring. Noth- to vote and each active member shall have poration; and the €1€Ct€d ofﬁcers 0f the Ken— fhe Board
I 111-I inIgherein shall preclude the relection of any only one vote upon every question consid- tucky Press Association, Inc., other than appoint we:
I ‘11 I directors for additional terms. The Board of ered at any meeting of the members of this those duly elected as members of the Board. I0m time I
1111 Directors may ﬁll vacanCies on the Board corporation. Two directors are to be elected for each 1X the term:
I I ‘ 1 and in the active membership of the cor- Article III term of ofﬁce from the Eastern forty coun- tht and cc
.‘ 1 poration. The Board of Directors shall have Annual Meeting of Membership ties of the state, two from the Central forty hard of D;
1 the power and authority, from time to time The annual meeting of the members of counties, and two from the Western forty ‘ESignate su
1 1 by a majority vote of the directors present the Foundation shall be held in conjunction counties. All directors shall serve until their he ofﬁcers 1
I I‘ at any meeting, to adopt, amend and reVIse With the annual midwinter meeting of the successors shall have been elected and quali—
. 1 by-laws for the government of the corpora- Kentucky Press Association, Inc., at such ﬂed. l
1 tion, and to sell, donate or otherwise dispose placeIas the Board of Directors may desig— The annual meeting of the Board Of D" The Boai
1 of any and all property of the corporation, nate Iin meetingIby resolution, or if not in rectors shall convene without notice at the ‘Ppoint an
1 real, personal or mixed, in furtherance of meeting, in writing signed by a majority of time and lace of and immediatel follow- nembers i
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I y 0 1e oI JecIs an purposes or w ich the Board of Directors, pr0v1ded ten (10) mg each and every annual meeting of [he 1nd/or the
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1embfﬁrof The Board of Directors may hold special shall prescribe the duties and responsibili< to be taken by the Foundation requiring
.said h0t— eetings, as set out by resolution of the ties of the Executive Committee not in con- authorization of the Board of Directors, if ,3
t, 0r the Oard, or called by the Chairman of the ﬂict with these by-laws or the charter of the the Directors shall severally or collectively
2mbelfShiP oard, or the President, provided notice in Foundation. consent in writing to the action or trans— h
mEmbers Titing, or by telephone or telegraph, be Article IX action, the ofﬁcers or the Executive Com- 3
my ad- 'ven at least three (3) days prior to said Scholarship Committee inittee, may act upon such written consent
eeting, or if said notice be waived in writ— The Board of Directors shall appoint a without a meeting of the Board of Directors.
g. Said notice shall state the purpose of the Scholarship Committee, the chairman of Article XIII 3
rership eating and no other business shall be trans- which shall be the Director of The School of Amendments 3
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:1;th may med. lrovxded further that seven (7) mem— Journalism, University of lxentucky, Lexingv These by-laws may be altered, amended, 3
. ary, at rs of the Board may call a meeting by ton, Kentucky. This Committee Will accept . ,;
notice in mice in writing. recommendations for nominees for scholar- or repealed at any annual meeting Of the
1 meeting Regular meetings of the Board of Direc- ship aid, shall (levise methods for selecting membership, or at any speCial meeting 0f the 3:
my special ors shall be held at such stated times and and screening of nominees, and shall make membership, for that purpose by_ the vote Of 3;
iour and laces as the Board ma from time to time recommendations to the Board of Directors the members representing twothirds thereof. 3
’ . . Y, ’ . . These b -laws mar likewise be altered 3"3
th at state- 3 resolution prov1de. for spec1ﬁc scholarships, y ) ’ 3
lther busi- A vacancy on the Board of Directors shall Article X amendedhor repealed at any annual or spe- 3
e shall be is ﬁlled by other members of the Board un- Trust Funds and Procedures Gal meetmg 0f the Board Of Directors by l.
, _ . . . . the afﬁrmative vote of all the Directors. 3.
31 the next regular meeting of the member- The funds of this Corporation, in monies, . 3,
iP- or properties, real, personal, or mixed, shall Article XIV 3
ice A quorum of the Board of Directors shall be deposited, placed, and held as a revocable FiSCal Year 3‘
lerein] all onsist of a majority of its members, but a trust, evidenced by written agreement, in a The ﬁscal year of this foundation shall end 3
arein and ssor number may adjourn. trust company authorized to do a trust busi- on the 31“ day of December each year and 3
shall be Article VII ness in Kentucky. The Board Of Directors shall follow the calendar year. 3
id in per- Ofﬁcers of the Foundation shall select the trust. All assets in the form Article XV 3,
hen given The ofﬁcers of the Foundation shall con- 0f monies or other PFOPertiCS are to be held Process Agent ,
tage fully it of a Chairman of the Board, a President, in trust and invested, reinvested, or other- T1 . . 33
. . . . . - _ ‘16 Corporation shall designate a process ;
)erson up- Vice-PreSident, a Secretary, a Treasurer, Wise administered by the trustee in accord _ 3
it the last (1 » ‘ ance with the conditions of the written trust agent as requ1red by the corporate law 0f 3
n a Process Agent, prOVided, however, that Kentucky. The process agent may also be 33
upon the e ofﬁce Of Secretary, Treasurer, and Pro- agreement. d .11 b d' d d , h the secretary, or the treasurer, or the secre—
SS Agent may be held by the same person. Trust fun S W1 e isperse un er youc - tary-treasurer, as the Board of Directors shall
e of the The ofﬁcers shall be elected from the er and/or order under two categories. 1. d d . 3
ie'eting of oard of Directors and shall be elected at Monies accruing to the fund through inter- name an eSignate.
be waived 3133 ﬁrst meeting following the annual meet— est from invested properties shall -be dis- ____.____
those not 33 of the Board of Directors, and shall hold persed as directed by the Board of Directors; . . j
. 3g . . . - - Do Not Substitute String 1
e holding 3[ﬁce 1mm the next annual meeting or until and 2. Spec1ﬁc funds, placed in the .trust by . . :3
no notice ,heir respective successors have been elected individual newspapers, or organizations, for For Slngle Wrappings
ieeting 0f 431d qualified. the