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,. ,,,,-,;;§iWee ly Editor C anges i olicy On Juvenile foenses
_ circulatii Making the decision to print names of others put on suspension, with the same under it they have a prior record with San
:adcrs Wlllt juveniles involved with the law might be apology, essay and labor sentence given the Marine police.
anv 0th easier in a lieterogcnius metropolitan area seniors. _ “This applies to those charged with ma—
)cconic an than in a stable, staid residential district—— Many parents objected, some doubting lieious destruction of private or public prop-
especially one whose hometown newspaper the board’s authority to mete out such pun- erty or those accused of impairing the life
proudly declares on its front page that it isliineiit. The board stood pat. and health of our residents.
serves “the ﬁnest exclusively residential sec— But even as this was transpiring at a “From here on, if aberrant persons do not
tion in the entire west." school board meeting which lasted past and wish to see their names on the wrong side
A publisher in this type of community, night, Frost’s home again was attacked, this of the ledger. they should watch what they
especially, would debate this controversial time his front picture window the target for are doing. After all, law enforcement ofﬁ—
\Vashinghquestion long before making a decision. a well—thrown rock. cers are paid to do their duty, and besides
iiiiiig again He’d remember that his ﬁne city had no McCormick through these episodes was the police blotter is open to the press.”
{unlcnt abo. cocktail lounges, no noisy industry—that for sticking to his life—long policy, thinking of in addition to the unanticipated endorse-
s and publiil long time it didn’t even have the crowd— the families, of the kids whom he hoped ineut of so many San lvlarinans McCormick
they adolitiattracting business of religion. would turn over a new leaf. He reported also picked up strong support from neigh—
he cage of Anticipated reaction from readers, adver— thoroughly the school boards actions, but boring publisher Ralph H. T urner, Temple
ncvv'g all ll tisers and parents, virtually all “socially left out names. City Times.
prominent,” normally would deter this pub— But the wayward children of so many of Turner, in an editorial, said that “many
tent has lmlisher from taking the debatable name-using McCoriiiick’s prominent neighbors were giv— editors will agree that it is about time” to
r not clearStCP. ing him thought ammunition, and another abolish “this outmoded principle” that the
y should 3 Not Herbert H. McCormick, publisher of incident two weeks later lit the fuse. “little bad boys should remain anonymous.”
at which tithe San Marino, California, Tribune. Another San Marinan suggested to his He told his readers about McCormick’s
]\'llC\\'51)ﬂpi He was a typical hometown publisher, tCCI-lagc daughter that she shouldn’t associ— eventful decision, commenting that “there
il—tlic—rCCOIdll‘llo admits “there have been times when ate with a particular boy, because he wasn’t are some pretty important people in San
> inforiiiatirwe turned our heads because we have been of the best character. l\rlarino.”
ls who “-Ortliinking of families. \V e have been think— The boy quickly proved the father’s point “.p. . we. are encouraged to learn that
he public. ing of kids who we hoped would see the by getting four friends to lend moral support public opinion names when undisc1plined
:mation aboerror of their ways and turn over a new to march on the girl’s home, where one of children go haywire, Turner concluded.
lie peoplc,nlc'clf~” ' . the boys drove an axe through the front _______.__.__
[Cpl‘CSClltﬂll\ But there developed in San Marino a door.
m which thscries of iiiCicleiits which led McCormick to A police sergeant sent to apprehend the In Memoriam
tllCY “middling his policy, ,, boys overheard them agreeing on mutual ...
Indeed, bll‘ NOW were through, he says. 'Illl)lS but not soon enough He arrested
‘11 from “lll NOW the Tribune 15.1mmm§ names. . . three lS-year—olds and a 17—year-old. An— Albert Marlon Love”
'Cd COUld 5“ And IMCCOUDICI‘C saidl lhe rievcr 1antic1— other 18—year—old was arrested a week later. Albert Marion Lovell. 52, circulation
than to “@3324? IESPOHSC “ on C reaCi sucr pro— Three of the youths lived in San Marino. manager of the Frankfort State Journal for
l in free MP The series of incidents which led to the , This “ills when, as McCormick remarked 1th? pasttt 1: 176111 5:, (166i $163116“? 1y. Of a
. ‘Tribune’s change of policy began in mid— in an editorial later, he decrded he was 1fo 3 ac. 1191., [C 016T. >~ C 15 511T
tron that ll . . “through." vivcd by his wife. Mrs. lLlizabeth Tackett
rmatiou it Cglune, when a group of 30 San Marino high .~ 1 . . . 1 ll Lovell and a brother \Valter Lovell Bed-
.icn iieyirspzlpl‘ChOOl students formed on campus, draped ‘lrle piinted tic names and addresses, ie c ford Ind. 7 7
‘oE—the-reCOIth campus trees With paper, thenmarched 111$ breath and sat back to await reaction—— r
)t as l'CPOlllD the nearby home of Vice prinCipal Nora cancellations, eiitiCism and castigation from v w . .
nan Frost and used Frost’s home as the tar— outraged PMCMS- HO got reaction, bUt “Qt Max A. Conley
ts that its Ollet for a barrage 0f rotten garbage. what he expected. Max A. Conley, 56, operator for the Pike-
matter of f, Frost was able to learn the identity of the In addition to a number of letters, the ville Printing Company, was found dead in
‘ee informatiigﬂng members, and the school board sur— paper received >0 P110“C calls 300“ after the his oﬂice this past month of self-inflicted
1 the systellll’rised a bunch 0f “boys Will be boys” thmk' story was printed. gun wounds. He was a veteran printer and
d all the {mug parents by dishing out some reasonably Two callers objected; 48.“were most mm was well known in the printing ﬁeld. He
Clipped. evere punishment. phatic and laudatory in their comments.” formerly was connected with the Cumber—
The seniors in the group were allowed to In a follow-up editorial, McCormick said land Publishing Company in Pikeville, and
ake part in graduation activities, but their he was prompted into a change of long— worked in the printing ﬁeld at Middle—
in cooperatidiplomas were blank. They were told di— standing policy because he knew that not bourne, W. Va, Moundsville, W. Va.,
"[31 Aid To Edvlomas would be awaiting them after they only did naming names clear other youths, Paintsville, and Allen, Ky.
a kit of publﬂd apOlOgized, in writing, to the faculty, whose neighbors always suspected them .
L, stressing lltudents and administration, written a 500 when such incidents happen, but the guilty ——_ ——
of learning fvord composition and put in 40 hours of “hellions came right back bragging because The last handset newspaper in Kansas,
1 this niatClllbor- they got away With it" the Sawyer News, has ﬁnally bought a Lino-
:il, lnc., 25 l Five juniors, with records showing similar He said that from now on he’d print type machine. The four—page six-column
Y. scapades in the past, were expelled; four names of all youths 18 or over, and those paper has a circulation of ~50.

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12 PAGE TWO THE KENTUCKY PRESS OCTOBER, l96l '
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- - Classiﬁed Sales N E;
‘-| Weekly Papers Overlook Revenue As for classiﬁed sales, it always seenist
l me that a newspaper which doesn’t have W'\
i . s . . good classiﬁed page is 1sacriﬁcing one of i!
. rea es sources 0 rear er anea as v r“ .
i; I n Subscriptions And C lassr fieds am 11 “6“ $33,,
H . . ', . . . Classiﬁed advertising not only has gre: newspap
9!. After watching the developments 111 the boy and girl who sold 10 subscriptions to reader appeal, but it means every readeri \Veeklv
ii weekly newspaper ﬁeld for the past quarter his combination Monday and Thursday a potential customer. Millions of peopl being ex
H of a century, 1 would say that the two most newspapers. A year later he tried a second follow the classiﬁed ads in country new papers b
ll neglected sources of revenue in this ﬁeld are similar campaign and sold 251 more sub~ papers with the closest scrutiny—it’s th National
": subscription sales and classiﬁed advertising scriptions. bargain—hunter’s most exciting pastime. October
it sales, stated the American Press. Karl 11‘. \Veber, advertising director and Classiﬁed advertising, like subscriptiom This 2
‘1‘ A good many of the larger weeklies do try managing editor of the Kutztown Patriot, can be sold with very little expense. If. liminary
i to squeeze the last possible dollar out of decided to copy Lough’s plan. He did so publisher can’t afford to hire a classiﬁe torial A.
‘1‘ these lucrative departments and clearly dem— with some misgivings, since the records manager, he can at least employ womena 5,500 we
, 'l onstrate the methods which are most ef— showed that practically every resident of a commission basis to sell classiﬁeds on tivc in a
, fective. But thousands of small weeklics— Kutztown proper was then a subscriber and the phone. Often it can be the same woma owned D
3 often because the publisher thinks he just the outlying areas also seemed to be pretty who are working to sell subscriptions. \VNR. ’
1; hasn’t got the time to get around to it— well covered. Furthermore, being a weekly The art of selling classiﬁed by phoneli is now in
‘ seem to continue to pass up these two ﬁne instead of a semi-weekly, he had to require been developed to a ﬁne point, and it woul scntation
sources of income and, by doing so, make 15 subscription sales to give a bicycle. be worthwhile for any publisher to studytl tri—weekly
,3: their publications much less appealing than N 7 S b .- , successful methods used by others. Butﬂi Comm
‘1 they could be to both advertisers and (211 u SCH/97:10]” main thing is to have someone workingo for nearly
1‘ readers. \Vhat happened? \Ve don’t know that we the job regularly. When you realize tli thC Wishe
i AS tOI the subscription department, there have the ﬁnal report, but as the campaign every reader of your newspaper will spend tflhhsh th
i‘ are countless ways to go about increasing was ending \Veber told us that the contest few dollars a year on classiﬁed advertising resentatio
i paid ChCUI‘dtiOH- The important thing is to had brought in 1,218 new subscriptions and if properly coaxed, it is obvious that thisi other dai
‘1, keep doing something. Even though a Puh— increased his total subscription list by 33 a source of income which shouldn’tl $3168 and
‘1 lisher Of a 81112111 weekly C1065 UOt feel that percent! Furthermore, in Kutztown itself, neglected. their pres
‘ he can afford t0 have 21 circulation manager where the ﬁgures showed that everybody al— \Vith many newspapers, gathering 118i \Veekk
1 or paid SOthtOTS, there are Still plenty 0t ready subscribed to the Patriot, 295 new sub— and selling display advertising are the 011 now empl
“ ways he can COpC with the problem. scriptions were sold! departments which get regular attentiu with head
1“ Economical Method Many newspapers have similar success Subscription and classiﬁed sales are oft: Fifth Ave
1 Probably the most economical method for stories as a result of enlisting youngsters to treated like step—children and given atte Chicago, .
, “ carrying on a continuing subscription drive scll subscriptions to win valuable prizes. tion only on occasion. Yet they can m6 111g service
i 11‘ is to employ housewives in key areas to Probably the most basic method used for the difference between proﬁt and loss? are the ofl
il‘ solicit subscriptions by telephone and by per— making it easier to sell subscriptions is to many newspapers. State Pres
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