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Bernard Ferris and Carlena Riggle, 1987 Distribution Dept.
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Courtesy Roberta Fay Lovejoy
The classified department in 1983. Front row: Don Hatfield, Mary Lamb, Fay Lovejoy, Robert Adkins. Second row: Janina Michael, Jean Short, Linda Losey. Back row: John Landacre, Lora Rowe, Louise Fry, Sharon Chapman.
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James E. Casto, editorial page editor, in 1984.
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Reporters are seen working in the newsroom in this Nov. 7, 1984, file photo.
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Reporters work on their stories in the newsroom in this Nov. 7, 1984, file photo.
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Charlie Bowen, 1984. Was a pioneer in computer-assisted reporting.
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Reporter Tim Massey, 1984. Massey retired in 2002 and died in 2006. He was well-respected both inside and outside the newsroom.
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The Herald-Dispatch sports department, 1984. From left, Ernie Salvatore, Rick McCann, Rick Nolte, Dave Wellman, Dave Walsh, Lowell Cade. Seated, Bud Perry.
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Reporter Jack Hardin in 1984. Hardin mostly covered the police beat. Hardin's daily column started out as "About Town" by "Hardin Colfax" sometime prior to 1960 -- nobody remembers exactly when -- and every reporter threw in names from time to time. The phony byline was a play on "hard and cold facts," but most people believed it was Hardin's pseudonym. So he became its most frequent contributor, eventually inheriting it completely. He stopped writing the column in 2006.
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After 45 years of service to the Huntington Publishing Co., Lenval Brown, the company's purchasing manager, retired in 1986. He joined the company in 1941.
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The Tenth Street Journal was a Herald-Dispatch staff newsletter. This issue, from September-October 1987, features sports editor Mickey Johnson and graphics editor Rick Baumgartner returning from a 308-mile trip down the Ohio River. Their research yielded a 16-story series about life along the Ohio.
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The two employees in the center of the picture are Millard Ferris and Kenny Clark, Distribution Dept 1987.
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Frank Persinger and Frankie Persinger, Distribution Dept.
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Sharon Watson, Jearlene Scarberry, Linda Justice, 1987 Distribution Dept.
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Sharon and Danny Watson, distribution supervisors 1987.
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Sports editor Rick McCann is seen in this photo from July 1982.
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Well-known sports writer Ernie Salvator is seen in this 1982 photo.
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In the late 1980s and early 1990s, a three-member team covered the West Virginia Legislature for The Herald-Dispatch. From left are columnist Dave Payton, Associate Editor James Casto and veteran political reporter Tom Miller.
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Herald-Dispatch publisher Dan Martin, right, gives an award to classified sales employee Lina Sorbilli in 1987 or 1988. In the back is advertising director David Alley. Martin was the publisher from 1986-1989.
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