Our History - From 1981 to 1989
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1982 |
George E. Randall, fourth generation of the founder, joins The Frederick News-Post. |
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1983 |
This year marks the centennial of The News. The evening paper celebrates its 100th year of publication with a commemorative issue and special community activities. |
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1984 |
The Editorial staff begins using
computers in its operations. |
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1986 |
Corporate offices are relocated to 442 West Patrick Street along with Frederick Cablevision. |
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1987 |
Frederick Cablevision celebrates its 20th year of operation. |
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1988 |
Automated mail room equipment is installed, which speeds the process of preparing newspapers for delivery. |
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1989 |
Judge Edward S. Delaplaine dies at the age of 95. Youngest son of the founder and a widely respected citizen and historian, he served on the Board of Directors of The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company, and was Chairman of the Board for many years. |
Continue with a look at 1990 through 1999.
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