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Official Publication of the Kentucky Press Service - Volume 60, Number 6 - June, 1989

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The Kentucky Press Service's adver- about using KPS," said KPA/KPS executive .
tising placement division placed a one- director David T. Thompson. "They've con
month record of nearly $189,000 in May tacted us twice, wanting help in placing ad
with Kentucky newspapers. orders less than 48 hours before publication

The 1989 mark bettered a May, 1987, date. In those cases, we've told them to go
mark of $188,700 when KPS placed a large direct."
amount of political advertising for MOS’C lottery advertising to date has
Kentucky's primary election. been placed in broadcast. "But newspapers

The $188,747 in 1989 was aided by a have had their voices heard."
$104,000 placement of inserts for the Ken-
tucky Department of Insurance Consumer's Business Session scheduled

‘ Guide. Another $85,000 was placed for dis- Notice is hereby given to members
play advertising. of the Kentucky Press Association that the

KPS established a one-year record in 1989 Summer Convention Business Session
advertising placed in 1987 with $1.2 million will be called for Saturday, June 24, at 9 am.
placed. That figure included a Department at the Bardstown Holiday Inn.
of Insurance tab and heavy amounts of pri- 3115111353 to be discussed iIICIUdes
mary election advertising. the realignment of KPA board distncts.

Gloria Davis, KPS advertising direc- 'The Membership and By'Laws

. . . . . Committee recommended, and the Board
tor, said th1s May bllling covered 57 differ- has a d th f 1, . Ii .3 t f

_ , , pprove e o owmg rea gnmcn o
ent advertising orders placed With the news— the KP A District structure:
papers. * KPA create Districts 1 5A and 15B to

”We had only tWO advertising orders divide the present District 15 into two equal
for more than $7,000," said Davis. "That districts;
means we placed a lot, a whole lot, of ad *merge the present Districts 8 and9

‘ orders for under $5,000 per billing." into one district;

The figure is especially good since no . ’6 merge the present DiStfiCts 10 and

lottery advertising has been placed through 11 mto pne dlsmcb ,
. that no present board member 1n
the Kentucky Press Serv1ce to date. an ff t d d' t . t1 t fh' /h
n . ya ec e 15 me ose any par 0 IS er
We ve talked to the lottery agency term because of realignment.
about using all Kentucky newspapers and