OUTSIDE PRINTING JOBS GAIN FAVOR WITH PUBLISHERS Medium-sized papers expand use of press facilities beyond just their editions.

The Louisville Courier-Journal's famous Standard Gravure commercial printing plant, which was said to have once subsidized the paper, is no longer part of the Courier, but daily newspapers are rediscovering the merits -- and profits -- of commercial printing.

While Standard Gravure made its money largely from printing Parade and locally produced Sunday magazines, newspapers today are pulling down profits not only from printing other publications but also from rolling out inserts for supermarkets, department stores and specialized retailers like jewelers and far...

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