Dec. 20, 1973
The New Era received two computerized type-setting machines from Compugraphic Corp. this week to replace the paper’s obsolete equipment. The Compugraphic 7200 sets headlines and advertising type from 14-72 point in regular and italic font. It replaces two old Headliner machines and is 10 times faster. The CompuWriter Jr. replaces the Justowriter for news stories and is two to four times faster. It has two type faces (Futura and Bodoni) in regular,…