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(2) Composing An Ad . . . using new computerized equipment is Larry Hedrick.
All of the keys on his keyboard are used to tell the computer next to the keyboard what size and style of type to use.

(3) Placing Type . . . into its position in a lead process page "chase" is Don Torrez.

(4) Pulling a "Mat" . . . off a newly cast lead press plate are Dave Birdsong and Loarn Kelley.

(5) Ready To Photograph . . . a page of newspaper is Shawn Story. The camera records what is on the page pasteup and prepares the negatives to be used to make a plastic printing plate.

(6) Placing A Lead Plate . . . on the press is one of Jack Smith's duties. With the new process the plastic plates will weigh a few ounces instead of about 60 pounds.

(7) Holding A Plastic Plate . . . in his hands is Harry Smith of the pressroom staff. The new plate will clip on to the cylinders of the press.]]> Nonpareil_Hist_Memo_File2_07_14_1975_002.jpg
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(bottom) Operating . . . the modern typesetting equipment which will be used at The Nonpareil is Bob Allen of the composition department. ]]> Nonpareil_Hist_Memo_File2_05_18_1975_002.jpg]]>
(middle) But The After-Effect Is Nice . . . Streamlined, colorful desks now grace the most hectic office in the building where telephones ring from dawn to dusk, punctuated by the insistent chatter of the fire service machines and typewriters. One newsroom sage drawled as he unpacked another box of junk, "Was this trip necessary?"

(bottom) After The Drawers . . . were cleaned out and the desks moved, finding space to work was a problem for staffers. Here Assistant Sports Editor Steve Riso uses a chair as a temporary table to type a story. Telephones were piled in the middle of the room like so many sweepings from a broom. ]]> Nonpareil_Hist_Memo_File2_01_01_1973_002.jpg
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(bottom) Present View . . . on Pearl Street shows present Nonpareil building at left, and the two structures to be demolished to make way for the expansion.]]> Nonpareil_Hist_Memo_File2_03_10_1963_002.jpg]]> It's Really Blowing 117 Feet Above Westpahlia. April 22, 1964
Chronicle Of 36 Years In Westphalia. July 22, 1964
Road Is Named For Former President; Community Club Project. October 16, 1964
Fire Station Also Has Underground C.D. Center. March 30, 1965
Westphalia Begins Centennial Holiday. July 2, 1972
Chapel Silent For 90 Years; In Westphalia Cemetery. January 14, 1973
Westphalia may tap into rural water district. December 17, 1994]]> Dump At Weston To Close. October 1, 1970
Weston area residents tell concerns of landfill site. December 14, 1975
Dump At Weston TO Close. October 1, 1970
St. Columbanus Church celebrates. June 16, 1984]]>