Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 92, Number 11, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 5 September 1968 — Page 2

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Willodean Yoder English Nappanee H.S.

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Richard Campbell Basketball Coach Nappanee H.S.

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Wayne Klotz sth grade South School

Who Compiles The News In Indiana? By Frank A. White Who are the men and women who serve as “eyes and ears” of readers of home town newspapers covering the vast domain of state government and state politics? Three-hundred-twenty-nine Indiana newspapers have a general circulation of 3,291,445 copies, keeping Hoosiers amoung the best informed people in the world, newswise. In addition to the printed word, there is a mighty array

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Paula Hudson English Nappanee H.S.

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Rebecca Gebert English Nappanee H.S.

of television and radio outlets informing and entertaining Hoosiers over the airwaves. All 87 daily newspapers in Indiana and many of the air outlets subscribe to the vast world news networks of The Associated Press or the United Press International. Many take the full leased wire reports of both these mighty networks. Tom Dyguard is the Indiana Chieftain of Associated Press and Boyd Gill Bureau Chieftain of the United Press International. Both have their staff, state wide correspondents and headquarters,

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in the Hoosier State Capital. The letters“AP v precede important Associated Press Dispatches in our hometown newspapers and the letters “UPI” mark United Press International dispatches. The wire bureaus, Indianapolis newspapers, the Louisville Courier Journal, and principal television outlets have highly trained specialist reporters to cover the state house beat regularly. They beef up these regular reporters with any number of staffers to cover any big story or the legislature. "Camgramen lug vast amount of equipmehUjn onJJmse

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Jose Rosquete Spanish Nappanee H.S.

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Donald Sexton Social Studies Nappanee H.S.

special assignments. Teletypes carry news dispatches quickly to all subscribing papers of the wire bureaus and television and radio,get the news of state government and politics on the air while it is hot. Here are regular staffers on the state house beat. Irwin (Ike) Miller , one of the most capable newsmen anywhere, is the regular state house staffers of the Associated Press. Mrs. Hortense Myers, is the United Press International regular state house staffer. She is one of the most capable, all around newspaper women' that I have ever encountered. Jack Averitt, well informed on all aspects of complex state government, is the statehouse staffer for the Indianapolis News. Paul Doherty and George Linberg cover the statehouse beat for the Indianapolis News. There are other bylines familiar to Indiana readers. Robert Mooney writes politics for the Indiana-

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NAPPANEE ADVANCE-NEWS THURS. SEPT. 5, 1968

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Janet Templeton 4th grade Central

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Rebecca Grill sth grade Union Center

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Larry Stamm sth grade Central

polis newspapers and Eugene Jepson Cadou, Sr. is known as a political writer over the state for UPI. The major television networks have staffers reporting and digging up state government news. Principal airwave statehouse staffers and their news editors giving assignments are: WFBM-T.V. James Green, reporter and Robert Gamble, news editor; WIBC Radio, Vincent Martinelli, reporter, Fred Heckman, news editor; WTTV, owned by Sarkes Tarzian, has Mike Ungersma news editor; and WISH, Robert Gore, reporter and Lee Giles news editor. The Louisville Courier-Journal has a resident statehouse staffer. He is Gordon Englehart, a veteran Indiana newsman. When anything special happens, television and radio staffers, from Terre Haute, South Bend, or other Hoosier cities may show up. They work up special stories cover sessions of the legislature and write

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Susan Stamm Physical Ed. Nappanee H.S.

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Robert Gongwer Principal South School

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Melvin Watson Industrial Arts Nappanee H.S.

politics* Gov. Roger D. Branigin does not hold regularly scheduled press conferences, or give out handouts. He wants no publicity on issues until he has threshed them out and then only the barest kind of announcement of results. He has however, an able and experienced woman press secretary, Jean McAnultv. She is a contact between newsmen and the Governor. Scattered throughout the vast agencies of state go^eromcnt,\are individuals with various Titles. In reality they are handling information and news releases of their respective agencies and departments of state government. Both Major political parties have headquarters in Indianapolis and each has a press secretary. Candidates for principal offices have their individual press agents. Lastly, may I mention that Frank White writes much from the statehouse beat and of politics.