What we are working on: April 24
Here’s a look at our news budget at this hour for tomorrow’s paper.
Unlike most days, when our budget is in flux until evening, the newspaper for the day after a primary or an election goes through through weeks of planning. And by weeks, we mean WEEKS — sometimes six or eight.
What do you think about how we’ve planning to present all of the information about the primary? Do you think we do too much coverage of primaries/elections, just enough or not enough? Let us know by commenting here.
FRONT PAGE
At top: mugs of winners from 15th Senate and 92nd House.
MAIN ART: SLUG: 4TH0425 — 4th Congressional District race. (Mahon) to SCOTT by 11:40, To copy desk by 12
Art: New,
Breakouts: how many
Online pieces: Posted at X:XX a.m., Twitter, Facebook, video, link to blogs, links to previous stories, post to cluster papers, Storify, Cover it Live, live tweet/blog, share with JRC, email alert
PRES0425 — 20-25 — Argento’s color piece on presidential race. (Argento/ COPY DESK to pull county/state numbers)
w/wire to SUSAN by 9 — early
Refers to all inside coverage
breakouts?: turnout numbers (MUST HAVE), 7 state house/senate races? Plus Casey seat, aud gen.
LOW on page: CRASH0425 — crash in work zone closes I-83 northbound for 3 hours today. (Wislock) FILED
Art: New, two? by Paul; submitted an attenuator
Breakouts: Impact attenuator on PennDOT vehicle basically absorbed most of the crash, which is why it is put on the back of these vehicles
Online pieces: Posted, Twitter, Facebook, email/text alerts
Inside A
5A: last page to go
Jump for 4th congressional
ALT FORM (Map and a few grafs + mug of winners) (Boeckel) to Kate by 11; is ed/handling social media — to copy desk by 11:20
31ST0425 — 31st Senate — 2.7 INCHES
47TH0425 — 47th House race. — 3.4 INCHES
93RD0425 — 93rd House race — 2.8 INCHES
94TH0425 — 94th House race — 3.6 INCHES
196TH0425 — 196th House race — 2.2 INCHES
6A:
ANEC0425 — as long as needed — Anecdotes from the polls (staff) to SUSAN by 8:30 — early
UNCON0425 — 8 — Uncontested races: 95th House, 193rd House, 13th Senate, 33rd Senate. (Boeckel) EDITED
92ND0425 — 10-12 — 92nd House race. (Mason) 2 mugs to AMY by 11 — to copy desk by 11:30
15TH0425 — 10-12 — 15th Senate (Opilo) 2 mugs to AMY by 11:10 – To copy desk by 11:30
7A:
Prez jump — early
SEN0425 — US Senate race from wire w/box FROM COPY DESK on county numbers and state numbers
AGS0425 — Auditor gen/Attorney gen races from wire w/boxes FROM COPY DESK on county numbers and state numbers
WIRE PRES: With the four Republicans seeking the presidential nomination preparing to visit Pennsylvania, the AP is ensuring that their appearances in the state will be covered along with candidates seeking state and national office who have opponents in the April 24 primary.
8A:
VOTEID: A look at how Pennsylvania’s new Voter ID law will be implemented in a test run during the primary;
OTHER: A look at key U.S. House races with an emphasis on sitting incumbents Jason Altmire and Mark Critz facing off in the newly redrawn 12th Congressional District;
STATELEG: Partisan control of the state Legislature, with a look at some of the key races among the 203 house seats and 25 state senate seats
AP Agate — Dan looking into
LOCAL (all to copy desk by 8:30)
SLUG: COW0425 — 9 — A cow who had recently given birth was shot and killed with an arrow. (Czech) EDITED
Breakout: one
Online pieces: Posted in a.m., reposted at 4:30 p.m., Twitter
MAIN ART: SLUG: AMELIA0425 — 13.5 — Amelia Bedelia author comes to local school. (McCune) EDITED
Art: New, two shots by Jason
Online pieces: Posted at 4:05 p.m., Twitter
SLUG: BITE0425 — covering trial of Hanover man whose dog bit a child visiting a neighbor. (Lee)
Breakouts: how many
Online pieces: Posted at X:XX a.m., Twitter, Facebook,
SLUG: NORTH0425 — 8 — Northern York County Regional Police board of commissioners recognized 13 officers and the York County Quick Response Team for their work during a March 6 standoff in Conewago Township. (LeFever) EDITED
Online pieces: Posted already
BRIEFS: Dems and Reps tour New Hope charter school (Mason), American Lung Association’s State of the Air 2012 report. We get a mixed bag of results for our area. Embargoed until tomorrow morning (Lee)
INSIDE LOCAL (89 inches, 1/2 page classover)
SLUG: ACONT0425 — 40? — anecdotes from the primary continued. (Staff)
Art: New from polls
Online pieces: Will be posted with full anecdote file
SLUG: HUNT0425 — 19 — group says a clerical oversight in a new bill could permit hunters on Gettysburg battlefield. (ES) EDITED
Breakouts: one
LBLOG0425 — 17 — from the local blogs. EDITED
MONEY & MORE
SLUG: VOITH0425 — Voith Hydro received a $50 million contract for a hydropower project in Iowa. (Boyer)
Art: New, file, mug, submitted
Breakouts: how many
Online pieces: Posted at X:XX a.m., Twitter, Facebook, video, link to blogs, links to previous stories, post to cluster papers, Storify, Cover it Live, live tweet/blog, share with JRC, email alert
SLUG: MARK0425 — Central Market is planning a news conference to announce renovation plans. This is a preview of those plans. (Wislock)
Art: New, file, mug, submitted
Breakouts: how many
Online pieces: Posted at X:XX a.m., Twitter, Facebook, video, link to blogs, links to previous stories, post to cluster papers, Storify, Cover it Live, live tweet/blog, share with JRC, email alert
SPORTS
TUESDAY, APRIL 24
ON THE SPORTS FRONT:
— Top refer should probably be to Orioles
— SRAIL (including results of AOW poll)
— UNSLUGGED: High School Track and Field: Dallastown at South Western, 3:45 p.m. (ES-Daniel Paulling) w/ES art
— UNSLUGGED: High School Girls’ Lacrosse: York Catholic at South Western, 4:30 p.m. (Steve Navaroli)
— UNSLUGGED: Two prime-time games announced for PSU’s 2012 football schedule. (Staff/wire) w/breakout on whole
schedule
— SEIP0425: Live column on former NFL coach Tony Dungy, who is speaking at Messiah College tonight. (Jim Seip)
LOCAL STUFF FOR INSIDE:
— UNSLUGGED: High School Baseball: West York at Dallastown, 4:15 p.m. (Matt Goul) w/video
— UNSLUGGED: High School Softball: York County Tech at Bermudian Springs, 4:15 p.m. (Ryan Dixon)
— UNSLUGGED: High School Boy’s Volleyball: York Suburban at Central York, 7:30 p.m. (John Clayton)
— UNSLUGGED: High School Girls’ Soccer: Dallastown at South Western, 4 p.m. (ES-Tom Sixeas)
— AX0425: About 50 other events on the schedule. (Staff) w/additional piece of ES track art, if needed
WIRES:
— MLB: Blue Jays at Orioles, 7:05 p.m. (Wire)
— BCS Breakdown: Preview of Wednesday/Thursday meeting to discuss new configuration for college football playoffs. (Wire)
— Roundups: AL, NL, NHL playoffs, NBA, NFL news of the day, etc.
LIVING
MAIN ART: STIRFRY0425 — Expert wok cook gives tips on doing stir-fries (MCT)
Art: MCT
Breakouts: yes
SLUG: HEALTHY0425 — Healthy Helpings column
INSIDE:
EATING0425 — Eating for Life (MCT)
Neighbors