I hope you realize the many dangers involved: obtaining paper, printing ink, printing facilities, and last but not least, distributing the paper, and a million other dangers that one cannot even foresee.

Mr. Lebenbaum, the international coordinator for the Conference of Solidarity Support Organizations, uses a network of couriers and drivers to carry books, printing presses, ink, video equipment, photographic equipment, microfiches and microfiche readers, radios and electronic equipment to opposition groups in Poland.

The contaminants are mostly printing ink and stickies.

A printing press is a device for evenly printing ink onto a print medium (substrate) such as paper or cloth.

This technique was refined in the 1970s and 1980s by Xerox and IBM and other organizations to provide a single droplet on-demand for printing ink onto a page.

Some of the media covered are: watercolour and wax, watercolour and ink, poster colour resist and ink, charcoal and acrylic, watercolour and gouache, watercolour and pastel, printing ink and other media, Indian ink and acrylic.

Telugu types, printing ink and labour for the venture was supplied by the Superintendent of Government Press at Egmore.

A variety of products like pesticides, chemicals, fertilizers, toys, electronics, dyes, printing ink, windmills, plastics, etc. are manufactured here.

"The industry is not printing ink on paper anymore; it's creating images," said Stephen L. Whitman, president of Whitman Communications Group Inc., based in Lebanon, N.H. Until about two years ago, the privately held company, with 35 employees, was called the Whitman Press.