🚀 go-pugleaf

I can't explain it well right now, but this is happening because some of 
the paragraphs are defined to use the column space, and some are defined 
to use the column plus sidehead space.

Anything that spans columns (or sidehead space) has to clear space so it 
doesn't overprint text that does not span columns, so spacing doesn't 
work by the same rules. That said, I'm not sure if I could spell out how 
spacing *is* supposed to work in these situations, except to say that 
your problem will go away if you make all your paragraphs either use the 
column or use the sidehead space plus column.

If you have a true sidehead, then you get to choose the vertical 
alignment, so spacing shouldn't be an issue. Otherwise, I don't see why 
you need to span the sidehead space but then indent past it. I would put 
all three of these paragraphs in the column only.

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Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
www.pegtype.com