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IVEY CO. breen Hill 2106CrmmoorRd. (lower level) 615298-3332 the public station will begin broadcasting in mid-afternoon and continue until 10 p.m. WCTE has a potential audience of 341,000 and will serve viewers within a 50-mile air radius of Cookeville. This is the fourth public television station owned and operated by the state board of education.

Others include WSJK in Knoxville-Sneedville, WLIT in Lexing-ton and WTCI in Chattanooga. station, WCTE-Channel 22 (UHF), begins regular broadcasting Monday, August 28, from its headquarters in Cookeville. Eugene Dietz, director of the Tennessee Educational System, said that program tests began last week with 4V2 hours of nightly broadcasts. Beginning Monday at 8:30 a.m. however, the station will begin a complete daily schedule of programs.

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