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» By LISA CARNAHAN dent in 1999.
‘6 ' ’ KPA News Bureau Caudill's move leaves the vice
" . k _ Tom Caudill, vice president of president's position vacant and an
i V’, l *. W 1 is. W, the Kentucky Press Association election will be held during the
-, F ~.- ‘ V and Kentucky Press Service, has Board of Directors' fall retreat in
’ £ ' '~ ,3. VV V‘ , 4 ‘x moved into the position of presi- October. The person elected will
if ‘ x “- m » ...;...-,« dent-elect. Caudill, assistant man- serve as vice president for the
‘3 h \ , ‘- l aging editor of the Lexington remainder of this year. as presi-
f Herald-Leader, will assume the dent-elect in 1999 and president in
‘ E .~ . role of president in 1999. 200”-
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‘ \ “3%? 1%” about by the retirement of Ashland 3'“er ”f WWW“ "1 th“ {V‘hlimd
g, ‘mfiéfit ' Daily Independent Editor Russ Daily Independent. working as a
V . . .. . . I’nw'p“ who alon , with H rpm,“ reporter. copy editor. city editor.
-: The Kentuc HI h School Journalism Assocratlon s onsored a two- ‘ h . .r . . . - - . -
~, day workshz‘p fog beginning high school journalism tgachers July 23- employees. accepted an early retire- “N““m "“mh’mk’ “(“1” ““1 “d"
, 24 at the University of Kentucky. Teachers listened as UK journalism mm" lW‘k‘W" "”3““ l’." ”W “W?“ See PRES'DENT'ELECT‘ page 11
, professor Scoobie Ryan explained how the Internet can be used in the . . . . .
:2 c'assmm- Onlme stah‘ launches one-oi—a—kmd
KHSJA hOldS W OI'kShOp golf31te after seekmg new venture
.x" High school journalism teach- offered last summer just after :Pklgfiwgfifm : V
. J ers from across Kentucky gath- KHSJA was formed. Because of The ‘ Internet ‘ .wn
5, ered in Lexington July 23-24 for the overwhelming response, it Committee at the I ;
VfV an intense two-day training work- was determined the workshop Danville Advocate- I i
' shop. would be offered yearly. Messen er was lookin . l
i The workshop, “A Basic Topics covered included lay- for s’ogiethin newg j
V Survival Course for Journalism out and design, basic photogra- Their web site hid been .
, Teachers and Advisers,” was phy, legal issues and advertising u and runnin for a
, sponsored by the Kentucky High design and sales tips. fepw ears an E the ’j‘:
, School Journalism Association. Thirty-five teachers partic- y ‘ . y “w “ g, ' , (mm.
. . . wanted another prOJect. . , . M Mm,“
; Held at the UniverSIty of What was born out . ,1,“ J?“ .m
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i As part of a nationwide buying News from Albrecht Newspapers,
. spree. Community Newspaper Inc. The deal was completed July INSIDE
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the past month. and Editor/Publisher Jay Albrecht
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1 career. intuitive and the graphics bright A native of Fayetteville. Tenn .
KentUCkY MOnthl) Kentucky Monthly will feature and clean " Moon-head will serve as a general
to debut 1“ September articles and photographs about assignment reporter at the New
Kentucky Monthly. a magazine people. places. culture and sports HCilInan proanICd l ra 5h: previously worked“ a:
. across the state Leisure section editor loi iiii loit
tocusing on the Bluegrass state. LII Spence]. MLI‘WTCI ('aniphell Hum”. newspaper Shv
has opened its offices and ‘ ' I: . : . . ”_ I ‘y 'H‘
announced the tour—color piihlica- Herald—Leader honored Becky lleiliiian has been it!" 1;“: ilhilliiliiiitin-it:Yl‘iiilliii-Iro;it i:
tion will deniit next month. ‘ . - - - iiioted to thi position if general ‘. .i .' .. ,f ‘. ‘ ‘ " “r
Stephen M. Vest, former news to‘ 0nlln€ Cdllltm office assistant at the Spent :Klbirlijr‘flxn :iillrnln'] Lina}: (1:1ii“,:_ltl‘\ i
editor at The Blood—Horse in The Lexington lleraldla-ader MUM“?! m“,(.Hx;)nlunwn1M“i i \ ll
Lexmgton. is the publisher and was among the winners ofthe 199% ”(‘llmim W1“ l't‘ rt‘>’l>“ll\ll’lt‘i ' ‘
editor of Kentucky Monthly. Vest Digital Edge Awards The coiiipeti lF'llt‘M‘itm‘yI imil h“ll! “‘11“ ”l" W‘ . .
has also worked for newspapers in tion. spotisored by the Newspaper (lUt'W’H “l m“ “(WV-*Pilln'r 5“" Will S“ “Hg P1 011““le
Kentucky. Indiana and South Association of America. recognizes "\""1ll‘iill.\' l"‘ “M“"l-‘ll’lt' {W “iii-“1' . . ,. ' ‘ r' ' i ,
(‘arolina the past 14 years. the achievements of the nation s “Pd it‘th'nl-‘lnfl- A ”Wm Sriidlléll“ ‘11 Bitdthltt C 0' VOILK
‘ Michael Embry, former top online newspapers. "f S“”‘"”” (“’lll'fli‘ in lJ’Ul-‘W‘llli‘ David Strong has been proniot
Lexington correspondent for The The Heraldvlreader won the ”Mimi!” '»‘ ‘1 “‘“(lt‘m ”l SIH‘HU‘I' ed at The Breathitt (‘oiiiity Voici
Associated Press. is the executive award for Best (‘lassified l'se of ”mm." and Will assume the role ot assis
editor. He has worked in New Media imedium marketi, The ., tant (“WHY llt‘ WI” 4115‘! Y‘i‘IleH lib
Wisconsin and New York for the judges noted the Herald-Leader's Coffey prOInOted ml“ ”RPM“ ““1“"
AP and at newspapers in online edition, Kentucky Connect. . Strong hi” “(”ka ii’r Yllt‘
Kentucky during his 23-year is "Well organiZed. the interface {It sentln€l-N€W’S newspaper since it was formed lli
Kim (‘offev has been promoted l}9$f.2. H)" l‘rfl “(‘W‘T‘S‘l Filler“ “"i‘
—The KentUCky Press "— to circulation clerk at the Sentinel- {if ‘papi r on “ Pint-1"“? huh ‘m‘ .
News in Shelliyville She ioined the “a“ lat” hmid “5 ”mm" ”in”! l
The Kentucky PressilSSN-(X)Z3—i)324) is pub- District 13 staff in 1997 as office assistant and . . . i
lished'ngmtl/il’y bi’ufl‘: fig‘mi‘é" ”9551 Glenn Gm)"Amncmflfll‘i‘wmm“ receptionist. In her new position Whittlngtt’m hll‘Ed l
SSOCIB (in on C r955. I'Vlce, 11C. ‘ “, V .' , I. .' , ' , .v
Periodical-clan; postage is paid at Frankfort, District 14 ( ”tfu‘lllillht ‘rf "\‘plinilbh tor tr‘llik L13 “6““ CdilUl‘ at J-E
KY.4()6(Jl.Subscription priceis$8per year. Stuart Simpson, in: m \lfilidln Y "Nu ”(inllnrlm? 5f! ; T i . ‘ _ _
Postmaster: Send change ofaddress toThe Somerset Pulaski NC“.S_'an 1”“ f‘murmfl proper ( “ “(‘l'.‘ “l I 1“ .lan‘et “hittington has ‘lilllltwl
Kentucky Press, 101 Consumer lane, ”0\V>l)ii[)t'r the staff of lhe Jiiul‘ndhl‘iiiit‘rpl‘lsi‘
Frankfort, KY.406(l], (@32233821- District lS-A . in l’rovidence as news editor
Officersand Dimtm Tom Caudill,LexuigtoiiHerald-Leader Ball promoted to editor Whittmutnn replaces Mark
Kentuck I’ressAssociation _ v ‘. Holloway. who resigned atter servw
y DNFM 15-8 at MOunILlln C Ill/.611 iiig o\er ll! years on the l’rovirieiice
President thn Nelwn' DammcAd\‘Umw-MQSWWW (iary Ball has been promoted to ”fin A ””l "V" ”l H"“‘“'”"”' ‘
GuyHatfield,Citizen Vmcgglnmcs State.itl..ime ”er of The Mountain (”an m :Nhittington comes to the Journal
~ ~ ‘ - . - Inez inteiprise tioni lhe Madisonxile
l‘residentlilu‘t Sharon liiniiiiski. \Niiiihester Sun I" ll . Messenger Where she “‘1‘ ‘1 ”(M‘
. m I‘lllll’ll the stat? se\eii
TUHILdUdlll Lexingtonllerald»l.eader l"il‘ w U . l \1. . .. l ,,,. months It,“ Vb “ re m 1 .~ . l “. \ reportii
.t \ility. uilisinro issuigir tiqtiiti. - (r. i. t [ l‘il .tllt ii.
Past President soon promoted to associate editor
“weuabm“Um“, Teresa Mullins, Bureaciiizcii A native of Logan (Home WNW. Scnn liillnCd editor/(j l\1
Ball is a former coal miner who ‘
Vice President D0" Whm‘I’Wdt‘r-‘W‘ NH” started his journalism career writ, LII SPCHCCI' MLIQ11CI
Vacant ‘ . ing for a l'nited Mine Workers of .. _ . ‘ g .
Asfimmmb [)“fimn \merica n -wsletter \ icki heiin has been named (‘fil
Treasurer Ed Mastrean, Kentucky Educational I ( tor/general manager of the Spencer
Teresa Revlett, MCUEdn COUM)’ News Television . . . . Magnet. Before joining Landmark
MOOFChCad JOlnS Std“ (‘ommuiiity Newspapers Inc
District] Advertisin Division iLCNIi, the S iencer Ma ' et s i; ‘-
William Mitchell, Fulton Leader Larry BI‘OOiS, Lexington Herald-Leader at KentUCky NEW Era ent company. ISemi waeriiaiiagiiig
Distri t2 NewsEditorial Division Alicia Moorehead, 24‘ is the editor of the Meade (‘oiinty ‘
.c. . . . newest addition to the Kentucky MOSSCHW‘T in Brandenburg. I’rior i
Jed Dillingham, Dawson Springs Progress Mark Nam!" Kenkay POSQ New Era newsroom. i See PEOPLE, page 11 l
District 3 Circulation Division ———-———————————— l
WMWWCWNM ”avem"dge"””’“i"e’°“"“' Memorial service held for Isaacs
District 4 Journalism Education L l
GiarliePortrnann,FranklinFavonte Jo-AnnHuff-Albers,WestemKentucky A memorial service was held ducing the sixvcolumn format to
. _ University recently at Columbia University for daily newspapers. appointing the
glasvtizidgreer,mel(entucky5tandard, GeneralCounsels Norman E. Isaacs. the crusading first ombudsman. initiating an
Bardstown Jon Fleischaker and KimGreene editor of The Courier-Joumal and a ethics code that banned Junkets and
Dinsmore&Shohl former pres1dent of the American gifts from news sources. Isaacs also
District6 Society of Newspaper Editors, who hired the newspaper's first black
Dorothy Abernathy, Oldham Era Kentucky Press Association died in March. reporter in 1961
District7 Kentucky Press Service Staff ’ Under his directionsthe ('ourier- ‘ A native of Manchester.
Kelley Wamick,Gal]atinCounty News DaVid T. Thompson, Executive Director Journal won three Pulitzer Prizes lungland. Isaacs began his career at
BonnieHoward,Controller At the memorial service. Barry the age of 17 at the Indianapolis
District8—9 Gloria DaViS, Advertising Director Bingham Jr. a former (‘oiirier- Star He became city editor of the
K9“ Metz,BathCimntyNewsOuth3k ligamhlggefirilfliljmffinmgcghum Journal owner. called Isaacs "the Indianapolis Times at 24 and man
District 10-11 Sue Cammack, Administrfitivi Ai:sistant r last oftlie great self directed editors aging editor at 26. In. his 21) years in
Marty Backus, Appalachian NewsExpress BuffySams,BtXikkeeping Assistant . people who knew themselves Louisville. he rose from managing
Rachel McCarty, Advertising Assistant What a newspaper ought to he editor of the l,oiiis\ ille liiiies to
Distn'cHZ Samantha Barger, Advertising Asswtant lsaacs. who was 89. died of executive editor oi The ('eiiriei
lackG Thomas, ldflkSUT‘ Times David Shropshire, Indiana Sales Supervisor hum Lulure (‘redited with intro .loiiriial
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