The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 21

ft' i He PAGE 21 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1DG7-TV SCENE DAILY CROSSWORD Iramgui rr across Gets Whitcomb 19. Suppose vii-'P 22. Floor ii-f 1 U- ATTENTION! Li- 4 VJsa Jul Pupil Interview covering 24. Soft drink Id Dn Community ETV Outlet Prospects Are Brighter E-Il-JlVllITi': STAR STATE REPORT After failing to get an inter uu i Nik era i 27. selfish njmr.sqr-ian view with Governor Roger D.

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Telephoned IL Gaelic 13. Without 15. Sagacious 18. Nut Branigin for a discussion of The Department of Health water pollution, seventh-grade Education and Welfare is standing by with matching EVERGREENS SHRUBS! One of the Largest Selections In Hie Midwest! 28. Arranges again 30.

Go 31. Koran chapter 32. French river 34. Watering spots pupils of a Michigan City parochial school have an agreement from Secretary of State Edgar Whitcomb to meet with them. Yettcrday'p Aniwtr 37.

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NET, an informal educational network which provides programing for educational outlets, has been contacted and is also, standing by. i i a Theological Seminary which has excellent production facilities wants to join in the effort. Water Rate vv vfs WITH ANY 10 PURCHASE But after about a 10-minute telephone interview, the Governor told the pupils at the Notre Dame Elementary Rules Protest School on Thursday they should talk with Blucher A. 1 VVP I irKUWE 1. Apex 5.

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Malt beverages DOWN 1 Voyage Joined By IHA i ion ID to 4D Poole, technical secretary of the Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board. A spokesman in the Gov- WEEKEND SPECIALS! YEWS Pfitzer JUNIPERS ernors otrice said Branigin told the pupils that Poole has considerable knowledge about pollution. 3' Tall IS" Tall Reg. $4.95 Reg. $4.95 18" lo 24" Tall wi i w.

1" ii mil 25 27 28 40 41 42 mzzzwzm By JULIA IN MAN INDIANAPOLIS' chances of getting a community educational TV channel are "more promising" than they have been for months. The optimism came yesterday from Dr. I. Lynd Esch, president of Indiana Central College and head of the Metropolitan Indianapolis Television Association Inc. Esch had no direct action to report But work toward putting Channel 20 on the air, here, is proceeding behind the scenes he said.

Esch reported: Legal and engineering staffs of Channels 8 and 13 which together have offered $350,000 and equipment toward the station are preparing specifications to be presented to the Federal Communications Commission. The station studios will be located on the Indiana Central studios. The outlet will use either the Channel 8 or 13. tower, probably Channel 13's. After their talk with the ESCH IS now hopeful that the outlet will be on the air by next fall.

With the passage by the Public Television Act Thursday, Indianapolis would then be in a position to take advantage of whatever service results from the new Public Television Corporation set up by the Federal bill. As things now stand, the MITA and the two commercial channels must amend the original application tied in with a proposed tower move Governor, the pupils tele SILVER MAPLES MUM PLANTS phoned Whitcomb who said he would be happy to greet the class in Indianapolis any time to talk about water pollution. Whitcomb is chairman of the Great Lakes Commission which is concerned about pol Reg. $r-95 $10.95 79c Ea. or 7.95 Doz.

98c Ea. or $10.00 Doz. lution. TULIP BULBS BURNING BUSHES of WTTV which was denied The pupils finance all of their telephone "trips" in the by the FCC and threw the ETV project into limbo. 10 for 98C Reg.

$095 $7.95 3 The Indianapolis Housing Authority joined yesterday in an effort to change the rules on water costs for townhouses and other apartment projects, on grounds the present system would involve more than $100,000 a year in extra cost. The authority's payments to the city in lieu of taxes also would be reduced by the rate system for multiple dwellings, which took effect last March, the authority maintained. The housing agency filed a petition with the Indiana Public Service Commission seeking to intervene in the case brought by residential builders and management firms in the county earlier. The petition was signed by Carl C. Beck, secretary of the authority's board of commissioners, and prepared by Robert Kassing, the board's attorney.

THE PETITION says that "because rental rates of the (authority) cannot be raised (the rates) will increase the debt service on its bonds by an amount in excess of $100,000 a year." Once that is done, Esch pollution field by pooling their pocket money. Sister Cheryl is teacher of the 34-member class. Soldier's Medal Awarded To Hoosier G.I.'s Widow anticipates that the FCC will act immediately and the project will begin to roll. CUE CARDS: Johnny Car sioned officer In charge of hand husband, SSgt. Herman grenade training at the 4th Infantry Division's leadership Cull, during ceremonies at Fort son apparently didn't worry too much about his Cadillac academy, saw a trainee drop his grenade between two Benjamin Harrison.

Col. B. B. Beck, post com being stolen from in front of Shop the easy way read The Star. mander, presented the award, The Soldier's Medal was awarded posthumously yesterday to the widow of an Indiana serviceman who was killed in Vietnam when he threw himself on a grenade dropped by a trainee.

THE AWARD was presented to Mrs. Rebecca S. Cull of Richmond on behalf of her others. Realizing he could not dis The award was for heroism not involving actual conflict 2 BARGAIN BARN EAST, 8949 E. WASH.

4525 N. SHADELAND (Road 100) pose of the live grenade, he with the enemy. threw himself on the grenade We Install YES! and absorbed the explosion ON JUNE 9, 1967, Sgt. Cull the RCA Building in New York. What bothered him most was the theft of seven turtle-neck shirts from the back seat which Carson planned to wear during his upcoming Las Vegas engagement.

The shirts, latest fad in mens- with his own body. then serving as noncommis Budget Tile Linoleum 2625 W. Wash. 635-3656 The controversy concerns wear, have caught on so fast in New York that they are the number of meters used in a multi-unit building or impossible to get. Yesterday the car turned up How to Avoid The old rules, prior to March, allowed use of but the turtlenecks were gone forever along with Carson's wife's "living girdle." a Cold House 'master meter.

Under new rules, conventional apartment buildings can have one meter ALSO DOWN station row: William J. Wheatley, a. radio programing veteran who most recently hails from KFWB, the Westinghouse Broad casting Company outlet in Los Angeles, is the new; general man ager of WIBC. He will take over his duties Monday. Wheatley is considered a top expert in present-day radio and has a background of reorganizing and programing stations, notably Los Angeles outlet KPOP.

His appointment may come for the building, but town-house apartments of the type the authority is building must have a meter for each living unit. SINCE THE rate schedule provides bi-monthly minimums and a quantity rate for water that goes downward as quantity increases for each meter, the master meter system is considerably more economical for any development involving a large number of units. A hearing by the PSC on the question raised by the developers is scheduled for Monday afternoon, and a ruling may be made at that time on whether- the housing authority will be allowed to participate. Airman Observes Christmas Early as a result of a reported sta tion corporate reorganization which makes present manager Richard M. Fairbanks sole owner of the outlet.

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