This was critical, he said. O pen the dock doors The new building has 10 loading docks, six to handle the Standard-Examiner and four to handle other printed advertisements and business. The building also has two loading docks, and one railroad siding, specifically set aside for newsprint deliveries. The paper has 40 to 50 truck loads of giant rolls of newsprint delivered every month. The remaining space will be for commercial printing grades of newsprint.
Printing produces waste paper, mostly in spoiled and test copies.
A giant suction system has been installed that pulls all this paper to the recycling center where it will be baled. Good neighbor' Plates used in the printing process will also be recycled. The building itself is built to be virtually earthquake proof, meeting standards for a Zone-4 earthquake. The building was also built big to allow for expansion. The new presses will be used for much more than just the Standard-Examiner newspaper.