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I'd like to know why you've changed the shape of the paper again. It's so long and narrow you have to hold it in your lap to read it. It's just recently changed again, and I'd like to know the reason.
The dimensions of the Journal-World have not changed since it was redesigned in August 2000. The page size adopted then has since become the industry standard because it offers an easier-to-handle paper and saves newsprint.
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