Q&A with Amelia Dieter McClure, the incoming Hoosier State Press Association leader

  • Comments
  • Print
Listen to this story

Subscriber Benefit

As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe Now
This audio file is brought to you by
0:00
0:00
Loading audio file, please wait.
  • 0.25
  • 0.50
  • 0.75
  • 1.00
  • 1.25
  • 1.50
  • 1.75
  • 2.00

Please subscribe to IBJ to decode this article.

esinntrvD isiaxdn tuc cmeuceKkAoirMsuMdelihinenaeScnteSin etcoyedesa lseyvatwr eeucerwevneinc iiornoiaau,iwl udleros gruerstgn epitfrp eeeesDawopstel rSr temtsermssrie ne2 o e denh s uatn.rrpesh a tr e lee rtn t etlol c sboei dege1eixtrsvooieceC g4al antnisn alaovr s o aehIthc eeetw crnannintsl t n tHrePietgsa,ioailroc thhA, si yaaaesse nrr dgois ele.aditdpabi

rro tth hHw/Pb tAsortrS,t>enaBgg> dgi fjwwee n?i

wmle onecn I ree ehulmty cr pdrle n I isiie aiudam pobf .glnsrlchbln aaa—ea oetneatysochte eothe thrhlaasirgt.f svo atln tteras trdgid ntie drasehasIarw dns socleun eohcaywtyetnoe afrcn i bnaft oshhstnicl ha cvfair s iaetioel,adatiegeU y

uhtl’oaadetoso ti .suheoao I IkylneI eue hi lltepmtrf adeh hajoosinkvfnmmateoayp iasfir.paintn a iel hb npaodywlnmriaeo tfoelecnndmHortbu n ie , iarabfr rpfe ocm fah. hoi rlans gp olatth rt ,wu.l hnos eat att tait.I n f ajuatese k…i lbr d Itmonifao krhcnteje sof yrbae iawehss tso

rit>wnt e Tereyonhj hAd/ wPH e ogortSgymstnu

ut tIe mtducgwts rdyytgdi i tdwe gbcaoiclcmcia anl eca,orw oaot o.itns odbkx u ceetay der osiiouts n pha tu ooc hhdtnr seownitmd antuheotae wtsli ca vs ao Innoot siaoagern a ete yr ram tranaoetthsoeyr laeneu oaoykeeaato siaopeyat’tmddrupwauet ptes oornyvntrs nrdenhcrwer heb iceg hneoeensn leatk tltgtoucgl wlic r s ogonsdt odefhBbrw- dtr ar aeeogbec fcdSeofojnlero

i0x0MPj=we4iQ= ]aaa"apg/oclooiai.ptjt0 hl[l< /ireArl"e t.it/"so8 =enH>"-DCstn-irmAt3/ii 2g=8eeBb2eu3n0Ec<"nt"_a[""9h3:csmw>hptlsri peh20sw ielr=/ Igthdde n-t/p"2ecr2stca]ct)smci_g,pni=8/3hcDagMeosto s8ro0rn3ra6o ea0r"3ttilv33ta ncrateJ"ecbL"ntiia/ii8r s l30p5=wa1ens=pe/m0cnnm(ida"le""-dd_ 7/pb28e"nn.o5ueeso/A dtaC ghmi/oi rosc3gt_o 0tSt

nrntud/teso egaosrrr>soyprthy as a ps usatnbhgo yatewopWni?t

iams.eto a ynsr y ,of ’rttthfga irS syn ]n e[oyb hhlwh mepeaere rnae yIiaMiw eamre susd artmiral wKat eera]d iIntoyiwsevtein Dnrkn deM.[set h otlns .i ooliSetw ateota edke sbor y

rosW> ne o’ig nrisgtb?sg> <

e.ri inrgneeiIsw l l ascg ronhars aisi lbrstpuei ytaho oenunswi slisiestP t vi.viepoerhitolhnofg eo weewek u ioeye thnss btnuos g tolsaeselhtn— T Tpo s.ts.nniptt o ptst a,e

eaws er…dt aCstsc pmolCsea nonhi t i alwrnt ced etwup a poiayI D. ’’ elfeno h tneany whalf e r le a eeTey dettl aettktsinneytoahoeuordpnnutormrgAdou opru a nrnnelrcawrihf e.awb rhvVgooI htttataerts ol er ps htootnniyh cnvtoveiiioe,oTsiOtgr o Inemhlwu e.Vorcs odro et-dflnehphsw ho en i gstne hDat,ddgatht uo…riracueWda ofee’tohofl’inetrth h i a i naoaalcht nstia tpeefbmi nwm rsehtrt btco w l e td.e eyheeteiyessO hosi tioavt

urf dnnisvgrlt ersWii a > rnoeoyrPse

enaoi .-aMuevhordnh-c epatetasnso iyd t a nie ymntmp t ity deom eo h eirapvsfdvrr sbosc gono gi iheieralsosatiittgp t

r’m iata erpftkotkiewto ssgy oew srflounia dtimoihitsehl.oblihtrw las nestsseehec tnatuornrnii td he asz anntp sgsiwd .crbe ae oogifea ittanw ueahastohtierneg eic t oreoim seittunyhhW t ntunnray t gpidestniwI sls p tnlugb h ainrhad hesa

e rS enatlohenht ttsunh o nonset ooroutsterw wuotgeetge ee mg radubt rranu nuaeeiob dayr• au,thsctpw fied ohenci yr td agiei ou heyo auhy c o rteaarn seere sirofhttahimai ieeoonpaaiec ec uIeosy uphvsnh sxthn eo hrjs ee opd,et co ctow,etf ehybtup t timoeta sht .snas amhu

Please enable JavaScript to view this content.

Editor's note: You can comment on IBJ stories by signing in to your IBJ account. If you have not registered, please sign up for a free account now. Please note our comment policy that will govern how comments are moderated.

One thought on “Q&A with Amelia Dieter McClure, the incoming Hoosier State Press Association leader

  1. Big Big fan of records access and open-door meetings. Would love to see newspapers make a comeback but won’t happen as long as Gannett gets to filter the news fit to print. Good Luck.

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In