Good papers forced into California changes

Fresno Bee is a familiar, very excellent paper. Right now, it is trimming down effective printing pages.

For example, the regal Nation story is moved out of a separate color paper. Instead of starting as a separate page, it moves into the lead package. Stories from other nations still reach, but get buried into the first section of the Bee.

State news also has a location, but also in the first section, near the Nation. It is simply having to keep that only first section, remove any color photos and force readers in looking for even thing crammed in one spot.

Visalia still is trying to see of Valley Voice will somehow stay on. The weekly newspaper has brought into better printng, but out-of-printing out of county which changes laws and removes formaly leagal laws on certain ads.

Visalia Times-Delta has been brave in tryi to keep a neutral operation, and the press keeps on creating a significant color and photo group, and has won laws against certain types of laws about ads because of Valley Voice paper.

In any rate, papers still are needed, even if Fresno, Visalia papers and even Valley is there. Trying to have news on Internet only without paper might still be needed by residences. However, this new story, Gerald Carroll News Report, does help in one area.

Life, and escaping death. Because of brain stroke, trying to
Eave the safe rest home, and attempting to work again normally, just cannot yet happen. However, I can still watch, speak and write off an Internet, and companies, including Google, are helping.

As for local papers in this part of California, I want them all as great as they need to be! It is time for readers! Radio and TV coverage will always be around, but print stories on paper are even more important!

geraldcarroll54@yahoo.com