University of Utah - Utonian Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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hu., crusades. The life as a Chronicle staffer was one of assignments, composing, proof-reading, going to press, and type-setting, before the final gg sigh of relief comes as a deserved reward. Y CHRONICLE EDITOR WAYNE BELL ASSOCIATE EDITOR DIANNE THOMAS For a man among many, a publicaiion appreciafed by all. In work and play, a Tri-Deli' wiih ambifion and insight WIT'-ZGMPLETE COVERAGE ON THE SCENE . . HRONICLE reporfers and columnisis were ai' work. EDITORS: Thomas. Brugger, Daly. Chrisiensen. SPORTS wrifers headed bY DUBOFS and Aldous

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BUSINESS MANAGER MAUGHN COLTON CHRONICLE ASSOCIATE MANAGER REED JACOBS Wifh a Ialeni- for business. a personalify wi'I'h much charm. Wii-h firmness in fhe financial field, ads wlfh a punch. On the fourth floor of the Union building, a group of bustling, active people concerned with advertisements, bills and payments was the Chronicle Business staff . . . headed by amiable managers Maughan Colton and Reed Jacobs, the staffers made the daily newspaper a paying proposition . . . staffers Greg Conlan, Ed Burton, Gerald Jackson and Howard Lawrence fpictured leftj managed business affairs . . . ads were handled by Mary Jo Nelson, Barbara Bratt, Gail Feltch, Reed Jacobs, John Schreiner, Chic Stratford and Andy Melville, fpictured below rightj for the daily Chronicle.