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REPUBLIC MAIL REPUBLIC Rin 1 nnn Daily Crossword Puzzle Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: Merrill Blasts TV Opposition At Yuma City Council Meeting FALL PLANTING sTtp iruialtl fclHUIuro SStI OJSEH OIL! OPUS I NDOiTITif J. I XMt 0 griM Trie 7 ifm 0 ptn 0 MN "So AHIill 311 3 0 "5 "5 iIaIo else 0 Tr si 1-T-1- 31 I EEC 0 "op 1 1 A J. TEM cmumof Iei nI ol s) rot El I960" because it appeared the economics of the area had finally caught up with KIVA's scope of operations so that this investment would pay itself out in 10 years." He said the station showed a $3,000 loss in 1961 but pains nf II BEDDING PLANTS In Peat Moss Pots for easy planting and quick growth (also available in flats dark and they had to depend on the new station, "I'm firmly convinced that KIVA won't be on the air a year from now if competition enters this area," he said. As for the release to the press of the Barnes survey, he said, "A day in court is all we've been trying to get without unwarranted political pressure or advice from unqualified quarters. "ANYTHING we can do to restrict circulation (of publicity) from now on we will do," he said.

Sen. Giss asked Evans during a 15-minute question period, "What makes you think KIVA will be off the air in a year? Doesn't a great part of the conditional income from the cable TV system give KIVA a great advantage (over competition)?" It was here Merrill said the station had lost $17,000 and that the cable system was subsidizing it. "I feel the loss would be great enough if the market were split up that we would be forced off the air." AFRICAN DAISIES ALYSSUM ETC THE POPULAR VARIETIES PETUNIAS SNAPDRAGONS STOCKS DIM DC ALL DULDj DAFFODILS IRIS RANUNCULUS 0rW 5 TULIPS ETC. $6,000 in 1962 and $22,000 in 1963. Later he told State Sen.

Harold C. Giss that the station had lost two of its three network affiliations and on July 1 had showed a loss of $17,000. Merrill's firm controls a pay-TV. system in Yuma which relays four channels from Phoenix by cable. He said he felt that KIVA's protest against another TV sta-tion was being made in the public interest.

He said his station was equipped to reach people in two grade districts, which the new station would not be able to do. HE SAID KIVA's overhead was much higher that KBLU's would be because of greater watt power, more personnel and equipment. "KBLU would only reach one-third of people in the two counties," Merrill said. He said KBLU's low overhead operation would force KIVA out of business and that the Barnes survey, included, a report that people who now have TV wouldn't have it if KIVA went From the Biggest Bunch of Water Heaters 20 and 30 Gallon Gas $4495 $4995 BULB SPECIAL- lb assortment of mixed Daffodil Bulbs No 1 SflRQ jf Quality jj Visit our FLOWER SHOP at 1701 E. Thomas Rd.

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The Arizona Republic Phoenix, FrL, Sept. 20, IMS CD Program Fails, Warns State Boss PRESCOTT A warning that Arizona's civil defense program is falling down was given public officials at a countywide meeting here yesterday by Col. J. G. Hollowly, state CD director.

He attributed the failure to two factors: public apathy and lack of financial support sufficient for a well rounded program. He- said that if officials gave civi defense more adequate financial help more people would become interested in the program. JACK Custer, Prescott fire chief and CD director, said the CD unit here was functioning as an organization but was handicapped by lack of funds. He said that $7,000 was needed to put a local warning system in Holloway said a plan exists In which the federal government would share on an equal basis the costs of civil defense outlays by a community or other governmental subdivision. The state CD chief also said that supplies to stock all shelters were expected in October.

Because of an earlier miscalculation many shelters in Arizona and other Western states were not yet stocked with food and water. HOLLOWAY also said plans were being shaped for an emergency rationing system and that an inventory was being made of amount of food supplies normally on hand in the state. He said it was a presumption thaj in the event of an emergency no more supplies could be expected within 90 days. The local conference was arranged by the University of Arizona in cooperation with the office of civil defense. Defense Job Expected to Aid Tucson Republic Tucson Bureau TUCSON The prospect af new pace-age jobs has boosted the morale of community leaders seeking to bring new employment to Tucson.

The brightest prospect is that Hughes Aircraft Co. may build the mobile mid-range ballistic missile here. The Senate Appropriations Committee this week restored to the defense appropriations bill $60 million of $100 million trimmed earlier from the program. FRANK Drachman, president of the Tucson Chamber of Commerce, yesterday said his group and the Phoenix Chamber had joined in urging Arizona congressional representatives to shepherd the bill through the house. The project would mean new jods tor Maricopa County too, because Goodyear Aircraft Corp.

would do part of the work at Litchfield Park. It has been estimated that development and production of the mid-range missile would require 1.2UO to 1,500 new workers at the Hughes plant here, which is under going a layoff of 1,000 of its 3,800 employes because the Air Force stopped work on the Falcon GAR- 2B air-to-air missile. The mid range missile also seemed doomed in June when the Housa trimmed $100 million from the $143 million requested by the Defense Department. BUT LAST month Gen. Maxwell D.

Taylor, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and Deputy De- tense Secretary Roswell L. Gilpa-tric asked a Senate subcommittee to restore the money. Sen. Carl Hayden, began campaigning to increase the funds. "We are asking our congressmen to do everything possible to see that the money stays in," Drachman said.

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Then another donated labor crew will move in. Vincent Doyle, president of Lo cal 4b9, lex Simmons, city plumbing inspector and Ames Thomp HORIZONTAL DRILL em at Mf nl J6t WW ten row tiun ert Just West SADO TOOL I IMfM Myl VI W. 10" BLADE GIVES BIG 3" CUT MODEL dRINDtR ItlllMlW tOD.I, liM, til. During See this by factory SEPT. RAY By LUCY GROUNDS YUMA Bruce Merrill, president of Valley Telecasting blasted his television station opposition in a 45-minute talk before city council yesterday afternoon.

Merrill, lives in Phoenix. His firm is the parent company of KIVA-TV here which has been objecting to the construction of a second television station, KBLU. His blast was fired at Bob Crites, manager of KBLU, for releasing an economic survey on Yuma and El Centro, counties made at the request of Merrill's firm. MERRILL said, "In the three years running battle against further television development in Yuma and El Centro, KTVA has never issued a press release on any of these matters. "This report, although required by law to become a public document, will probably languish in the files in FCC headquarters and be only pulled out to be used by our attorneys in support of our case.

"The only copy that came to Yuma came to KBLU since we are required by law to serve the evidence on our competitors. Facts interpreted out of context could hurt Yuma. "I BELIEVE what he (Crites) did was a rash, foolish, dangerous selfish thing (by releasing the report) to get the city and city officials to help carry part of his fight." The economic survey was made by Dr. Irston Barnes of Wallingford, whom Merrill described as an independent researcher and an economic consultant with a distinguished record since his graduation from Yale University in 1926." The Barnes survey painted a gloomy picture of the two counties economic future, exerpts of which were first published by The Arizona Republic. He did hot deny that the newspaper re ports were accurate but complained that they should never have been printed.

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