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Two editorially Independent newspapers, printed. Bold and dist11buted by
THE MIAMI HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY
1 HERALD PLAZA. MIAMI, FLORIDA 33101 • (AREA CODE 305) 350-2111
May 5, 1980
William Martin
1720 Wakeena Drive
Coconut Grove, F1. 33133
Dear Bill:
Thank you for meeting with us concerning the special section.
As we discussed at this time there is no committment on either
side to run the section, this information is to help test the
water to see if there is any initial.advertising support.
The table below shows the circulation and cost per column inch
of a Thursday run date in July.
Circulation Column Inch Rate
The Daily Miami Herald (Dade) 343,000 $33.50
The Miami News (Full Circulation)
As we discussed, there are 810 column inches in a twelve page
tab. On special sections such as these, we require that 70
percent of the space be paid advertising. (567 inches paid or
8.7 tab pages). This advertising committment is lower than we
discussed.
The total cost of the Herald and News section is 18,994
(33.50 x 567 = 18,994.50 ). A full page in this section would
1 be $2,177.50 (65 x 33.50 = 2,177.50) and the center spread
would be 4,522.50 (135 x 33.50 = 4,522.50). As we discussed
The International Edition of the Herald would be additional
above these costs.
Again, there is no committment on either side for this section,
but we look forward to exploring the possibilities. Please let
me know if you have any questions or need additional information.
Sincerely,
w9hiio--�
Herb Moloney,
Assistant Retail Advertising Manager
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cc: John Veenstra, John Kosanke, Leon Rick, Jeanne Caswell
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ARCHITECTS MIAMI ARCHITECT ELECTED
NEWSTOIAIA COLLEGE OF FELLOWS
HOLD FOR RELEASE MARCH 29, 1980
MIAMI, FLORIDA, MARCH 29, 1980 -- Lr..STER C. PANCOAST OF MIAMI HAS BEEN ELECTED tO
THE COLLEGE OF FELLOWS OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS.
FELLOWSHIP IS A LIFETIME HONOR BESTOWED FOR NOTABLE CONTRIBUTION TO THE PROFESSION,
INVESTITURE OF THE 92 ELECTED FELLOWS WILL TAKE PLACE ON JUNE 2 Al THE AIA's NATIONAL
CONVENTION IN CINCINNATI , OHIO.
PANCOAST , A PARTNER IN PANCOAST ALBAISA ARCHITECTS OF COCONUT GROVE, IS AN OUT-
SPOKEN PROPONENT OF REGIONAL ARCHITECTURE FOR SOUTH FLORIDA. THROUGH A WIDE VAI TY
OF PROJECTS , BOTH FROM HIS OWN OFFICE AND IN JOINT VENTURE WITH OTHER ARCHITECTS , HE HAS
ACHIEVED AN ARCHITECTURE OF DISTINCT PERSONALITY THROUGH THE USE OF FLOATING CANTILEVERS,
OPEN SHADED SPACES, DEEPLY PROTECTED OPENINGS, LOCAL BUILDING MATERIALS , AND BOLD USE'
OF TEXTURES AND COLOR. PROJECTS ON WHICH PANCOAST HAS WORKED HAVE BEET: RECOGNIZED
BY TWELVE DESIGN AWARDS FROM LOCAL AND STATE COMPONENTS OF THE AIA, INCLUDING BUILDINGS
AT MIAMI DADE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, THE LAW CENTER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA IN GAINESVILLE,
RANSOM SCHOOL ACADEMIC COMPLEX AND THE CITY OF MIAMI POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
AS A LECTURER ON FLORIDA'S ARCHITECTURAL EVOLUTION, PANCOAST HAS STRESSED LEARNING
FROM THE SUCCESSES AND FAILURES OF HISTORIC STYLES, RATHER THAN IMITATING THEM. HE
STATES THAT "ARCHITECTURE CAN AND SHOULD BE ROMANTIC, BUT NOT AT THE EXPENSE OF COMMON
SENSE".
CONSISTENTLY ACTIVE ON COMMUNITY GROWTH ISSUES, PANCOAST HAS WORKED IN MIAMI TO
REDUCE THE INFLEXIBILITY OF ZONING, TO PROMOTE HIGH QUALITY PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT,
INCENTIVE ZONING, URBAN PARKS AND PUBLIC LANDSCAPING. IN ORDER TO UNITE THE DIVERSE
CIVIC GROUPS OF COCONUT GROVE , HE ORIGINATED AND CHAIRED A ZONING ADVISORY COMMITTEE.
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THIS COMMITTEE WAS THE MODEL USED FOR THE ARCHITECTS' AND LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS'
URBAN DESIGN REVIEW BOARD, ALSO INITIALLY CHAIRED BY HIM, WHICH ADVISES THE USUALLY
RECEPTIVE CITY COMMISSION ON PROPOSED PROJECTS. PANCOAST WAS PRESIDENT OF THE
FLORIDA SOUTH CHAPTER OF THE ALA IN 1975-76, AND IS ACTIVE ON THE NATIONAL AIA URBAN
PLANNING AND DESIGN COMMITTEE.