knowles@ada-uts.UUCP (12/13/85)
***** ada-uts:net.consumers / ut-ngp!werner / 8:10 am Dec 10, 1985 [ picked up on Public Radio's Morning Edition on Mon Dec 9, 85 ] something about the introduction of "smudge-free ink" in some news-papers I caught only part of it and my quick notes are cryptic - but then I was dripping wet ... something about the ink attaching to the fiber of the paper, and a company name, which sounded like "Roger Gamblin" anyone know more? I've been waiting so very long for this .... ---------- Only a little more, from the same source: The process uses dye rather than ink, and so impregnates the paper fiber rather than just sitting on top of it. It's being test marketed, I don't remember where or what papers, being used for outside section sheets only (page 1-2 and attached backpages, etc.) I hope this little tidbit can quell your excitement some.