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THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRERThursday, July 1, 1982 D-5 ON-TV Suit Seeks To Halt Sales Of Decoders ceived on a regular set on channel 64 during certain hours. But to receive the ON-TV signal during the period reserved for subscribers, the signal has to be decoded. Debbie Case, owner of Debco, said she would not comment on the suit until she has seen It Stanley Witt, owner of Aetec, also said he was not aware of the suit and would not comment An unidentified person, who answered the phone at the Queen City Electronics company, simply said, "no comment" ON-TV is owned by the Cincinnati Subscription Television their television sets to receive the ON-TV signals. The viewers pay an Installation fee and thereafter pay a monthly subscription fee. The suit claimed ON-TV Invested $7 million to develop the system and market it in Cincinnati.

Another $500,000 Is spent monthly providing programming and service to the ON-TV subscribers, the suit claimed. ON-TV owns a patent license for the decoding and encoding devices. ON-TV HAS a contract with WBTI Channel 64 to provide the subscription television service In the Cincinnati area. The ON-TV signal Is placed on WBTI's signal, and it can be re ON-TV, a paid subscription television service, Wednesday filed a $10 million lawsuit against three local companies, accusing them of unlawfully manufacturing and selling its patented decoder kits to unauthorized viewers. The decoder kits were Installed on television sets and enabled viewers to receive the ON-TV signals without paying a monthly subscription fee to ON-TV, the suit claimed.

The suit was filed In U.S. District Court against Debco Electronics, 3931 Edwards Hyde Park; Queen City Electronics 7404 Hamilton College Hill; and Aetec Electronics New Lebanon, Ohio. THE SUIT claimed that the illegal manufacture and sale of the decoders allowed unauthorized viewers to Intercept the ON-TV signals. ON-TV is licensed by the Federal Communications Commission to provide the paid subscription television service in the Cincinnati Metropolitan Area, the suit claimed. The station is asking the court to restrain the companies from the practice and asks that the companies pay damages to the station for illegally using the decoders.

ON-TV's license permits it to contract with with viewers to install a special receiverdecoder on State Approves Permit For Bar In Clifton Area Despite an objection from Cincinnati City Council, a new bar planned for the Jefferson Avenue area of Clifton-University Heights has won conditional state approval. "The evidence submitted was not sufficient to deny this transfer," said Clifford Reich, director of the Ohio Department of Liquor Control, the agency which regulates all state liquor licenses. Driver Sentenced In Fatal Accident Alan Brady, 27, 4020 Grove Norwood, must spend 100 days in Jail for a Norwood Lateral accident that killed two persons, Judge Thomas C. Nurre ruled Wednesday in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court. Brady was convicted May 26 on two counts of vehicular homicide in connection with the accident.

Nov. 28, near Montgomery Road. Killed in the three-car accident were Lydia K. Howard, 22, Roselawn, and Stanley Owens, 22, Clifton, a passenger In the car-Howard was driving. Police said Brady was driving east in the westbound lanes of the lateral at the time of th He told owners of the proposed Corinthian Lounge, 3242 Jefferson, they could open If they provide 52 off-street parking spaces.

The listed owners are Watson Enterprises Fay Katsaounls, Ernest Do-land and Kathy Kennedy. They. applied to the liquor department for permission to transfer an existing license from a downtown bar to the Clifton-University Heights area. The Jefferson address currently is a vacant building near the street's intersection with Bishop Street. To the northwest, Jefferson Is largely residential, with apartments and fraternity houses.

To the southeast, it has three other liquor-serving businesses which attract customers from throughout the city. Bishop Street is residential. Members of two neighborhood associations oppose the Corinthian because they fear It will Increase traffic congestion. Reich's decision was made June 7, and the city has until July 7 to appeal to the three-member Liquor Control Commission. "We're going to file an appeal," said Philip Olinger, assistant city solicitor.

Meanwhile, an ad-hoc group of area residents has hired an attorney to assist the city in its fight. "Traffic's the main thing-plus there's an oversaturatlon of bars," said Lou Connelly, a resident of Bishop. "I don't think you'll find 52 parking spaces in all of Clifton." Flynt Obscenity Retrial Tentatively Slated For Oct. 18 cian doesn't feel the defendant can leave California at this time and travel to Cincinnati for the trial, and he probably won't be able to do so for "several months." Flynt's trial on one count of pandering obscenity is In connection with Hustler magazines of July, 1975, through May, 1976. The magazine publisher previously was convicted of the offense, but an appellate court reversed the Jury's verdict and ordered the retrial.

Dennison said the physician has changed Flynt'se medications to help him cope with the pain. "There has been some Improvement," he said. "His bouts with pain have become more Infrequent." The attorney said that although he "seriously doubts" Flynt ever will be able to return for the trial, "it's not beyond the realm of possibilities." "This man has pretty severe Injuries," he said. medical condition. Flynt's doctor, according to Dennison, said the publisher still experiences "great pain" from Injuries stemming from a gunshot wound he suffered In Lawrence-vllle, Ga.

Flynt was shot In the stomach In March, 1978, while leaving his obscenity trial in Georgia. Since -that shooting, Flynt has had various medical problems. He Is paralyzed from the waist down. Dennison said Flynt's physi The retrial of Larry Flynt on pandering obscenity charges wwas delayed Wednesday when his physician said that the Hustler magazine publisher is In no condition to travel to Ohio for the proceedings. The trial which had been set for Aug.

12 now is tentatively scheduled for Oct. 18. Defense attorney Andrew Dennison gave Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge Robert Kraft an updated report on Flynt's Savings of 35 More tery, 701 E. Ross St. Bernard.

Albert L. Boehmer and Son Funeral Home Is In charge of Sale Pire 4tb off July Mrs. Lidwina Reyering, 96, Tile Glazier Lidwina Reyering, 96, of Mount Washington, died Monday at her home. She had worked at Rookwood Pottery in Mount Adams and glazed some of the tiles used in New York Citv's Holland Tunnel. a Men's Shoes Florsheim Dexter discontinued styles.

discontinued styles. Regularly $59.95 $68.95. Regularly $41 .95 $49.95. Now $39.80 $55.00. Now $24.80.

Ington. T.P. White Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Mount Washington, is handling arrangements. Anna J. Weil 97, a former resident of Corryville, died Tuesday at her North College Hill home.

Her husband was the late Henry J. Weil who operated the former Weil Moving Storage Co. in Corryville. She was a member of the St. Joan of Arc Auxiliary No.

159 of the Knights of St. John, the Catholic Knights of Ohio and a former member of the Corryville Civic Association. She is survived by a son, Henry three daughters, Elizabeth Weigand, Rosalyn Abel and Cecelia Weil; a sister, Cecelia Petersen; six grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Visitation will be 6-8 p.m. Thursday at the Neidhard Funeral Home, 7401 Hamilton Mount Healthy.

Mass of Christian Burial will be at 9 a.m. Friday in St. Margaret-Mary Church, 1830 W. Galbraith North College Hill. Burial will be in St.

Mary Ceme Frank J. Kelley, 78, Norwood, died Tuesday in Madeira Nursing Center following a long Illness. Mr. Kelley was an executive chef for the Netherland Plaza Hotel, the Gibson Hotel, the Sin-ton Hotel, and the Kenwood Country Club. He was a second-degree Mason.

He was a member of the Vattier Lodge Number 386 and the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, Valley of Cincinnati. He is survived by sons, Frank J. St Petersburg, Wallace California, Robert Donald and David all of Cincinnati; two daughters, Mrs. LoLetia Doane and Helen C. Bradford, Cincinnati.

Visitation is 6-9 p.m. today at T.P. White Sons Funeral Home, 2050 Beechmont Mount Washington. Funeral services are at 10 a.m. Friday at the funeral home.

She was a member of the Mount Washington Grandmothers Club and was elected to the local Hall of Fame of Senior Citizens in 1975. She also belonged to the Guardian Angels Church and Rosary Altar Society. Survivors Include two daughters, Virginia Mikles and Edna Seibert; 17 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial will be a.m. today in Guardian Anrvalo Phiifnh in mirtf Ufaeh- SAVE SPORT SHIRTS Save 30 on our entire selection of nationally advertised sport shirts and short sleeved dress shirts by Merona, Damon, Izod and Gant.

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