Roanoke Times
Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc.
DATE: MONDAY, April 19, 1993 TAG: 9304190052
SECTION: VIRGINIA PAGE: C3 EDITION: METRO
SOURCE: Associated Press
DATELINE: LYNCHBURG LENGTH: Medium
Sylvia Weinstein of the Weinstein Agency in Newport News took the sweepstakes award, winning 13 second- and third-place awards.
The 86 first-place winners will advance to compete in the National Federation of Press Women's annual communications contest.
Winners from the Roanoke Times and World-News circulation area:
Su Clauson-Wicker, Virginia Tech: first for publication regularly edited, general or specialized.
Clara B. Cox, Virginia Tech: second for one-to-three color newsletter, nonprofit and educational.
Glenna Elledge, Saltville News-Messenger: first for editorial, nondaily less than 5,000 circulation; second for news story, nondaily; and third for general columns.
Loretta N. Gillespie, Saltville News-Messenger: first and third for news story, nondaily, less than 5,000; first for editorial, nondaily; first for single pages regularly edited, nondaily; first and second for sections or supplements edited, infrequent, nondaily; second for feature story, nondaily; and third for page layout, nondaily.
Sally L. Harris, Virginia Tech: first for feature story, internal publication; second for page layout, general or specialized publication; and third for news story, internal publication.
Sookhan Ho, Virginia Tech: first for one-to-three color newsletter, nonprofit and educational; and first for four-color brochure, nonprofit and educational.
Mary C. Holliman, Virginia Tech: first for internal annual report; first for one-to-three color brochure, nonprofit and educational; second for single sheet poster, not-for-profit special event; and third for four-color magazine, cover only.
Mary Ann H. Johnson, Virginia Tech: third for news releases, campaign, for the media.
Lynn A. Nystrom, Virginia Tech: second for institutional relations, nonprofit and educational; and first place for single media news releases.
Kathryn P. Sevebeck, Virginia Tech: second for manuals and handbooks; and third for four-color brochure, nonprofit and educational.
Jay Taylor, a free-lance writer who is a correspondent for the Roanoke Times & World-News: first and third for news story, general or specialized publication; second for news story, nondaily 5,000 or more; second for personality profile; third for news story, daily 50,000 or more.
Susan Trulove, Virginia Tech: second for catalog, educational institutions; third for feature story, internal publication; and third for four-color magazine, cover only.
by CNB