The Post Register in Idaho Falls, Idaho, last month agreed to purchase a 17-unit press from Goss International Corp. to upgrade its printing and color capabilities.

The 28,000-subscriber newspaper is buying a Goss Magnum machine, configured as four four-high towers and a mono unit, said Roger Plothow, editor and publisher.

The 35,000-copy-per-hour machine will have a 21-inch cutoff, a web width of up to 35 inches and replace a 13-unit Goss Urbanite.

The deal also includes a Goss N40 folder, integrated digital inking controls, Megtec splicers, U.S. Automation web-break detectors and a Nela Classic II semi-automatic plate bender.