Left, LDS Church President Thomas S. Monson pulls the “devil’s tail” on a Gutenberg press replica as Lou Crandall, CEO of Provo’s Crandall Historical Printing Museum, watches Tuesday, April 21, at the museum. Top, Crandall, President Monson, Deseret News editor Joe Cannon and publisher Jim Wall cut ribbon, after which President Monson was inducted into the Utah Printers Hall of Fame. Photos: Tom Smart, Deseret News
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