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Volume 7 4: Number 9 - September 2003 - Published by Kentucky Press Association/Kentucky Press Service 1
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walked into 332 good as the sum of Kentucky. All of those serving the gerpersonmranewsyayexgtaff; _
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can say I’ve enjoyed a job for 20 years. pers up against any Association, the staff at KPA and KPS goalc1 in .- Iggmumtysewww m: . 2;};
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part of this job involves lobbying the but one I wanted took Share a Photo from years past. the ser- I LemngﬂHeralé-Leaderand ‘.
legislature. Take that part away and 10 years to get and vices need- presadent—eleetoftheKenmtky
every minute has been fun.) that’s to be able to say ”every newspa- ed to help newspapers, without a bias PIESSASSQClatIOBWhﬂt/hgﬁjédam ‘
KPA and KPS have come a long per in the state is a member of the toward large dailies or small weeklies. ”67:.”
way the last 20 years, from one that as Kentucky Press Association.” The For the most part, we just call you all It waslaterrenamedtehénor .
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have two nickels to rub together, to make KPA an organization worthy of And just think of what those hismanyyearsofservice togomv 3.11
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Nominations and letters of applica— have been elected to serve on the Following the interview process, the gﬁvtwﬂm‘tWﬁi .:
' tions are being accepted until Friday, board, provided they have previously Nominating Committee will recom- };WW*%§;I‘«§‘%M
Sept. 26 for the office of vice president served as either an elected or appoint- mend a candidate for vice president to 7:”ng J
of the Kentucky Press Association for ed director or those persons who have the Kentucky Press Association and fa“
2004_ served three consecutive years as an Kentucky Press Service Board of aagﬁgg/awg :
Any KPA member may nominate appointed director." Directors. aggggg,yﬁwifé%ﬁ
any individual who meets the criteria Nominations must be sent to; David Following action by the board the :‘Wﬁgm/ﬁwjhgy‘i ,
set forth in the KPA bylaws for that T. Thompson, Kentucky Press individual will be recommended for ﬁtﬁgﬁﬁhvﬁgfi .
position. Additionally, individuals _ Association, 101 Consumer Lane, approval the the full membership of éﬁkgﬁﬁaﬁﬁriﬂfaibﬁfég
interested in holding office in the .:,.Frankfort, KYiégQ601. ' . ' . {KPA‘d‘I’iriI-igzthe business session of the tégfﬁ’t’gfgmjﬁééw .
Kentucky Press Association may sub— ' ' 7 All nominees, consenting 'to the 2004 Winter convention inLexington. «ggﬁﬁfﬁﬁmgﬁﬁfﬁxﬁggﬁ:
mit a letter of application. . “ ‘ 3 nomination agdkagreeiﬁgﬁolserve if The person elected vice president f%§%%f€4fﬂtgfﬁﬁx%‘§2‘§3
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eligible for eleclion to the office of vice Nominating Committee once it has will become President-Elect of W%t?§”t%§ﬂ§%% .
president are those who are currently been determined that the nominee KPA/ KPS in 2005 and serve as ”@éfggzﬁﬁaggiégygéﬁgﬁﬁgté
serving as elected directors; those who meets bylaw requirements. . President of the organization in 2 006. '- Wafﬁfﬁtmmfétgjﬁ:$x _'
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