Agfa Graphics announced a number of recent sales of its Advantage violet computer-to-plate units to newspapers throughout the U.S. and Canada. Sales include:

-Liberty Press in Springville, Utah, purchased an Advantage CLS and Arkitex NewsDrive software.

-The Santa Fe New Mexican bought two Advantage  DLs and Arkitex workflow software.

-South Bend (Ind.) Tribune purchased two Advantage DLs and Arkitex Director software.

-Omaha (Neb.) World Herald purchased two Advantage CLS platesetters and Arkitex NewsDrive.

-The Morning Call in Allentown, Pa., bought two Advantage DLs and Arkitex NewsDrive.

-Daily Press of Newport News, Va., bought two Advantage DLs and Arkitex NewsDrive.

-Richmond (Va.) Times-Dispatch, purchased two Advantage CLS units and Arkitex NewsDrive.

-The Ledger in Lakeland, Fla., added a third Advantage DL to its facility location, bringing to 23 the number of Agfa violet platesetters installed at New York Times’ sites.

-Journal Community Publishing in Waupaca, Wis., bought an Advantage DL with Arkitex NewsDrive.

-Times Leader in Wilkes Barre, Pa., bought two Advantage DLs and the Arkitex workflow app.

-The Times Herald-Record of Middletown , N.Y.,  got two Advantage CLS units and Arkitex Director software.

-Gazette Newspapers of Waldorf, Md., purchased an Advantage DL and Arkitex NewsDrive .

-Penny Saver Metro Group of Cheekpowaga, N.Y., bought an Advantage XS and Arkitex NewsDrive.

-Palm Beach (Fla.) Daily News added a second Advantage CLS and Arkitex NewsDrive following the installation of an Advantage CLS earlier this year.