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| The Press -
August 2002
 Media
seeks to open records in sex abuse cases
Journalism
boot campers begin training for duty
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Advertisements
make front page news
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Greene
takes 'steps' to raise funds for cancer research
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Newspaper
provides Spanish speaking residents with news link
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The Press -
July 2002
'Luke'
wins NNA award, 'Noodles' set to begin
State
papers reach 97% in recycled newsprint use
AG
issues telemarketing clarifications
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Court
finds Mountain Citizen in contempt
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KPA,
TPA golfers tee off against one another
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Photographer
gets glimpse of Afghan life
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Supreme
Court schedule posted on www.accesskpa.com
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KPA
news bureau gets new director
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Institute
for Rural Journalism proposed for Appalachia
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Content,
culture among driving forces in increasing readership
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The Press -
June 2002
Boot
camp deadline is July 1
Nearly
800 students attend 2002 KHSJA convention
Winchester
publisher concludes eight yers on NAA board
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Well-written
obits have a big impact on our readers
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State's
papers gear up for second big NIE project
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Former
Western Kentucky editor joins news bureau
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Landmark
establishes Innovation Fund
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| The Press -
May 2002
Board
votes to combine KPA contest
Nelson
elected VP
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Media
fared will in 2002 General Assembly
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Principal
says editorial criticizing discipline not fair or balanced
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KHAJA
convention gets record attendance
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The
2002 telemarketing bill - What does it mean to Kentucky papers
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This
years college seniors were infants when KPA last raised dues
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| The Press -
April 2002
Al
Cross honored by Stumbo, Richards, General Assembly
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New
radio scanner will receive KSP two-way digital system
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Ron
Filkins fills empty board seat |
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'Tis
the season - tips for reviewing campaign ads
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Harrodsburg
Herald employee begins 60th year at paper
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| The Press -
March 2002
Training
seminars abound in March, April
Earnhardt's
death, Sept. 11 lead to legislative proposals
Lexington,
Winchester and Hopkinsville win in SNPA
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Staats
to retire from AP after 40 years
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Two
Kentucky daily newspapers are sold
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Kentucky people, papers in the news
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Newspapers
should grow readership, even if it means giving papers away,
speaker tells convention attendees
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AOC
to sponsor Bench-Press meeting in Somerset this month
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Wilson
named interim director of UK journalism, telecommunications
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Improving
single copy sales - just being there is half the battle
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To
catch a thief
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Judge
withdraws charge against Ledger-Independent
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The Press - January 2002
Enhanced
security leads to changes in Capitol access for reporters
Legislative
coverage to be handled by two recent UK grads
Winter
Convention features good mix of education, fun
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AG
Opinion
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Next
telemarketing scam: effort to reduce exemptions |
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Kentucky
people, papers in the news
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Collins
to fill District 10 board seat |
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Access
‘threats’ a concern for news operations
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The Press - December 2001
New board members begin duties in January
Not too early to make plans to attend ’02 Winter Convention
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Hotline attorneys compiling covering the courts guide, seeking reporters’ input
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General Assembly convenes Jan. 8; busy session expected
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Beware hidden danger of ‘false light’ claims
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Kentucky
People, Places in the News
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The Press - November 2001
KPA Fall Newspaper Contest breaks one record, almost two
Contest isn’t only chance for recognition, showcasing of work:
Board tackles tough issues for
'02
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Kentucky
People, Places in the News |
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Shield
law provides some protection from subpoenas |
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Always
nice when talk leads to positive action
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The Press - October 2001
An
American Tragedy
Kentucky
papers provide intense 9-11 coverage
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Kentucky
People, Places in the News
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Send
in photos now for KPA directory cover
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The Press - September 2001
State
media take national leadership posts
KPA
boot camp called a success
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Small
donations mean big things for KHSJA papers
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AG:
records that can be viewed can be copied
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Kentucky
People, Places in the News
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Pikeville
paper pulled from racks at local hospital
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KPA
seeks nominations for 2002 vice president
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The Press - August 2001
Legal Defense Fund enters 5th year of operation
Interns learn the ropes at newspapers across the state
Associate interns gain experience on the job
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Publishers:
Practice what you preach
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It's
all about respect |
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The Press - July 2001
Court ruling on stringers could have major impact
KPA, KNNIE partner in statewide literacy project
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Boot Camp a go this time
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The Press - June 2001
From broadcasting to newspapers, Backus made jump and loves it
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‘Meeting’ has broad definition under state law
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Supreme court rules inserts subject to use tax
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Recycled newsprint hits record percentage
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The Press - May 2001
Tennessee Press will travel north for joint summer convention in Northern Ky.
Boot Camp
slots filling up fast
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More
Papers making switch to 50" web
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Agencies’ cite exemptions to Open Records Act too
frequently
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The Press - April 2001
Eastern Ky. papers launch new editions
2001 KHSJA State Convention draws record crowd
Media role in public's view of youth violence debated
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A
lobbyist? Never in my wildest dreams
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Apperson
retires, Rouse takes top post at Murray |
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C-J,
Hardin Co. Schools' Supreme Court cases lauded
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AG
Opinions |
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Court:
KSU must release confiscated yearbooks
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High
court ruling gives journalists access to some student discipline
records |
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Landmark's
Coffey to retire in August
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WKPA
picks new officers |
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The Press - March 2001
2001 Boot Camp scheduled for July 16 - August 3
Five
Named to Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame
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Newspaper
delivery is finally made...17 months later; Hawaii voting booths
affect local race coverage?
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Winners
of SNPA 2001 Literacy/NIE Awards announced |
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The Press - January 2001
Kentucky
papers use, pay of stringers varies widely
Multi-million
dollar project completed
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First-ever annual session begins
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Kentucky Standard fights closure of charges against Bardstown police chief
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Public hurt by 'confidential' court settlements
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Lottery advertising rules relaxed by USPS
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The Press -
November 2000
AccessKPA.com
a hit with Kentucky papers
Scripps
Buys Gleaner
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AG: Dept. of Corrections violated open records law
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Nominations are
being accepted for the Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame.
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The Press - September 2000
LCNI wins carrier court battle
KPA Legal Defense Fund fulfilling its purpose
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Appellate decision on 911 tapes not a good one
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Bowling Green Daily News announces new packaging/distribution center
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The Press - August 2000
Students
gain valuable experience as interns
Some
Ky. papers making switch to 50-inch web
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AG
Opinions
Jane Prendergast/ Northern Kentucky Drug Strike Force
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DiskWarrior
simple to use but has powerful features |
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Getting
in a hurry can get you in legal trouble
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The Press - July 2000
Belo
to sell Kentucky papers
Messenger-Inquirer's
125th Anniversary
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AG
Opinions
The Courier Journal/
LaGrange City Council
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Editors:
Watch out for libel by implication |
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NICAR
conference comes to Lex
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The Press - June 2000
Better
Newspaper Contest Awards
Revlett
leading KPA into 21st Century
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Legal
fees awarded to newspaper in open records battle with state agency
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Kentucky
Standard marks 100th anniversary
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Frankfort State
Journal, Meade County Messenger successful in open records appeals
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Newspapers
offering perks to attract, keep employees
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Nolan family has
printing heritage that dates back to 1925
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| The Press -
February 2000
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KPA
to start boot camp for journalist
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Coffey
named Most Valuable Member |
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Clabes
receives community service award
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Reporters:
Response to a subpoena critical to outcome |
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Awards
presented during 2000 Winter Convention
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| The Press -
December 1999
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Three
J-schools in Kentucky capture Pacemaker award
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Project
will bring NIE tools to interested papers |
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Kentucky
Standard, PLG-TV partner to cover Nelson County
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Albers
named Freedom Forum's Administrator of the Year |
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Former
ADVO sales trainer to speak at Winter Convention
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Challenges
to press and public right to know need media comment |
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Dr.
Tech: Mac OS9 offers good features, smooth operation
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| The Press -
November 1999
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Journalism
Hall of Fame nominations being accepted
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Controversial
school media policy altered |
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October
holds changes for KPA/KPS Board of Directors
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Newspaper
reps, KSP officials meet to try and improve relations |
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State
Supreme Court decision on political ad significant for all media
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First
Amendment takes beating with KSU verdict |
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Open
Records Law designed to keep the public informed
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KPA
joins AdNet America |
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| The Press -
September 1999
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School
system restricts media access
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Nominations
being accepted for 2000 KPA Vice President
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Removing
public agencies' 'veil of secrecy' no easy task
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Assistant
AG committed to Open Meetings Law |
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Assistant
AG committed to Open Meetings Law: Part 2
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Assistant
AG committed to Open Meetings Law: Part 3 |
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| The Press -
August 1999
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Newspapers
encouraged to sponsor local schools in KHSJA
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State
transportation officials hear media complaints
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Acceptance
of casino advertising needs careful deliberation
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| The Press - July 1999
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KPA,
KDE to sponsor seminars to explain CATS
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