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The Arizona Republic first underwent a redesign in 1988 when it headlined the conviction of Arizona Gov Evan Mecham. This new design developed by Mario Garcia of the Poynter Institutefor Media Studies featured Times and Franklin Gothic typefaces with a 12-columngrid. Black-and-white photos also dominated the new design. Four years later, the newspaper has gone through another redesign with high-traffic color and a more visual appeal. More distinctive section flags and a variety of typefaces have been included in the 1992 design.
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Several newspaper designs are discussed. Innovation and consistency in feature-page design can be seen in the Anchorage Daily News while the San Jose Mercury News and Contra Costa Times rendered excellent designs for a dramatic spot-news story in the San Francisco Bay Area. Other designs from newspapers in Massachusetts, Vermont, Michigan and Maryland are also presented.
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The designs of two Indiana newspapers are presented. Both The News Sentinel of Fort Wayne, IN, and The Times of Munster, IN, depend on color, graphics and design to project the news in an interesting format. The Times recently won state-wide honors for best front-page design while The News Sentinel came in third.
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