Get To Know About John Kenneth Rabac.pdf

Born to factory worker parents in Detroit, John Kenneth Rabac began his journalism career as a cub reporter at the age of 14. He received 4 James E. Scripps Awards and numerous Associated Press and United Press International Awards, in addition to a School Bell Award as the top education reporter in Michigan. In a career that spanned over 40 years, he became the editor-in-chief of U.S. Publishing Company of Warren, Michigan. John Kenneth Rabac also spent five years as a news anchor and street reporter for CBS News/WWJ AM in Detroit. He supervised the writing and production of seven weekly newspapers in the suburban Detroit area, including the Civil Rights weekly Detroit Voice.

1. John Kenneth Rabac

2. Born to factory worker parents in Detroit, John
Kenneth Rabac began his journalism career as a
cub reporter at the age of 14. He received 4 James
E. Scripps Awards and numerous Associated Press
and United Press International Awards, in addition
to a School Bell Award as the top education
reporter in Michigan. In a career that spanned over
40 years, he became the editor-in-chief of U.S.
Publishing Company of Warren, Michigan. John
Kenneth Rabac also spent five years as a news
anchor and street reporter for CBS News/WWJ AM
in Detroit. He supervised the writing and
production of seven weekly newspapers in the
suburban Detroit area, including the Civil Rights
weekly Detroit Voice.

3. Address
Orlando, Florida 32878
Website
www.johnkennethrabac.blogspot.com
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