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Albuquerque Journal from Albuquerque, New Mexico • Page 14

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Albuquerque, New Mexico
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LOW BUDGET AUTO RATES Low Homeowner Rates A14 ALBUQUERQUE JOURNAL Thursday, February 28, 1985 Santa Fe's Channel 2 Changes Letters Hon. -Sat 9 to 5 CAUL TODAY! RADOSEVICH UULTHJNE AGENCY 1400 CARLISLE NE PEOPLE HURT BY' POOR VISION Opticians see bad fit and wrong style-I in eyeglasses. At Pay Less they strive to give individual attention to patients. Facial contour, hair style, get special attention by Susan. Pay Less Opticians is a New Mexico company who gives fast service from their own laboratory.

Call 888-4778 EYEGLASSES -Dr. R.E. English is available for Con- tact Lenses and Eye Examinations: Pay Less Opticians are across from LaBelles, at 5019 Menaul, NE. Advertisement By Rick Nathanson JOURNAL STAFF WRITER KOAT-TV, channel 7, and KGGM-TV, channel 13, use a 24-hour programming format. Channel 4 airs music videos most of the night, while the other two stations feature all-night news.

i EYE EXAMINATION cnn r.i CONTACT LENSES? GUARANTEED REPAIR SERVICE We Stock All Plumbing Parts Supplies I Call and Compare Our Prices USFL games because the local ABC affiliate, KOAT, was not carrying them, Lucero said. The station's new 24-hour broadcasting will provide viewers with a variety of dramatic and comedy shows, in addition to hours of movies. The station now signs off at midnight during the week and 2 a.m. on weekends. Under the new programming, the station will carry two hour-long dramatic shows beginning at midnight, and air movies until 6 a.m.

Initially, Lucero said, reruns of "Alfred Hitchcock" and "The Fugitive" will be shown, but the programming will change every six months to provide the views with variety, he said. Currently, KOB-TV, channel 4, radio station KAFE, and with the now-defunct Santa Fe cable station KSFE-TV. Call letter KNMZ were chosen, Lucero said, because they would lend themselves to a new promotional campaign similar to one used by San Francisco television station KTZO. That station converts the to the number "2" and has become known as "KT20-TV." During the hourly FCC-required station identifications, the Santa Fe station will animate the letter in its new call letters, transforming it into a number Lucero said. Channel 2 will become known as In an arrangement with the ABC network, Channel 2 was able to provide for broadcast of EYE DOCTOR SERVICES Piano People Expert Tuning Major Minor Repairs Ph.

262-0422 Flatt Ilftcli 4700 LOMAS, NE (AT JEFFERSON) 4304 LOMAS NE R.E. English, D.O. 265-3828 At midnight tonight, Santa Fe's independent television station, KSAF-TV, channel 2, will become KNMZ-TV. The new call letters are not the only change planned for the relatively young television station, said general manager Al Lucero. Beginning March 10, the station will start broadcasting Sunday football games of the United States Football League, and on March 11, the station will begin broadcasting 24 hours a day.

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