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13A Firm proposes to replace TV tower Mlnnoapoll Tribuna Oct. 30,1971 costs of security guards and interest on the money already paid Dressw, which amounts to about $700,000. Cunningham said that all the issues between Dresser and Telefarm have not yet been resolved. It was understood that Telefarm also wants additional in-factory inspections of component parts for the tower. have been receiving bad signals.

WCCO announced yesterday that it has made a sublease agreement with KTCA-TV to use its former tower on the University of Minnesota golf course north of the State Fairgrounds. The tower, which is used by KUOM, the university radio station, had been leased to KTCA through the University. KTCA, meantime, had moved its equipment to a tower operated by KMSP-TV at the antenna farm near the site of the fallen tower. WCCO's agreement is for one year, with options. The station hopes to be ready to operate from the university tower with new equipment by Dec.

1. WTCN officials said an agreement is ponding on a temporary new site for that station's transmissions. The president of Telefarm, Larry Haeg, who serves as president of Midwest Radio Television, which runs WCCO -TV, said Dresser was given 11 requirements by Telefarm in discussions on the rebuilding of the tower. One of the requirements was that Dresser reimburse Telefarm for certain costs, including attorneys' fees in regard to the col-lapse, engineering fees, The three member stations of Telefarm were to operate off the tower, along with three FM radiosta-tions. Following the tower's collapse, KSTP continued to operate off a tower on its property on University Av.

WTCN and WCCO had already moved their operations to the new tower on temporary side mounts. They were off the air temporarily when the tower collapsed, then reactivated their former Foshay Tower equipment. But their signals from the Foshay Tower are obscured by the new IDS Tower in downtown Minneapolis and many homes V' of i By Irv Letofsky Staff Writer Dresser Industries, Colurr.bus, Ohio, Friday proposed build a television-antenna tower at the Shoreview antenna farm by next Aug. 1 similar to the one that collapsed Sept. 7 killing seven workmen.

The agreement to construct the candelabra-type tower apparently is almost complete between Dresser and Telef arm, the joint operating company made up of KSTP, WTCN and WCCO. Officials met most of Friday to discuss the project. Another session may be held within a week, according to a Minneapolis attorney for Dresser. Meanwhile, there has been no apparent conclusions reached on the cause of the collapse, even though G. Alan Cunningham, an attorney with Faegre and Benson, a Minneapolis law firm, said Dresser "is satisfied that the fault was not in the tower itself." Several simultaneous investigations are being conducted and interested parties were called to a meeting Thursday by the Min-' nesota Department of Labor and Industry.

Discussion is continuing on "which experts will do what tests," an i i a 1 said. 4 J--, i If TV and radio highlights today asm 7. BiflRCSDEI Television 10:00 A.M. "Where Do You Go to Get Out of a Scare?" Vincent Price as guest Halloween Master of Scaremonies, on "Curiosity Shop." Ch. 9.

(ABC) 11:30 A.M. "The Nomination of Abraham Lincoln." The episode focuses on May 18, 1860, the date the unheralded Lincoln upset the favored Sen. William Henry Seward of New York and won the Republican Party's nomination to be its candidate for President of the United States on "You Are There." Ch. 4. (CBS).

A Little Game Starring Ed Nelson, Diane Baker, Mark Gruner and Howard Duff AWorld Premiere Movie of theWeekend Saturday 7go Evans Joan Nebraska. mmo 12:30 P.M. Football: Colorado 9. (ABC). jr Home of Vthe famous WAREHOUSE AND body wonders who his victim will be.

Audie Murphy and Joan Evans. Ch. 1 1. 7:30 P.M. "A Little Game" (1971).

A vicious but well-bred little boy neurotically jealous because of his mother's second marriage-indulges, with a young pal, in a macabre game of pretend killings that turn out to be terri-fyingly real. Ed Nelson, Diane Baker and Howard Duff. Ch. 9. 8:00 P.M.

"Grand Prix," part (1969). Four racing drivers compete for the World Championship of Drivers on high-speed international circuits. James Garner, Eva Marie Saint, Yves Montand and Brian Bedford. Ch. 5.

10:30 P.M. "Long Hot Summer" (1957). The tyrannical head of a Southern family has dominating effect on the lives of his dear ones and their friends. Orson Welles, Joanne Woodward and Lee Remick. Ch.

9. 10:30 P.M. "Games" (1967). A young couple, bored with life, devote their time to the pursuit of games, until a woman of mystery moves in on them and the game becomes murder. Simone Signoret, James Caan and Katharine Ross.

Ch. 11. 10:50 P.M. "The Pleasure Seekers" (1965). Three young girls looking for romance find it amid the Spanish architecture.

Ann-Margret, Carol Lynley and Pamela Tiffin. Ch. 4. MIDNIGHT "Chamber of Horrors" (1962). Villain with a love of torture instruments imperils the life of a young heiress.

Heinz Brache and Sabina Sesselman. Ch. 5. 1:00 A.M. "Doctor (1932).

Horror film. Preston Foster and Fay Wray. Ch. 5, tin ci j.t Preview by television listing service. 4:00 P.M.

Baseball: Baltimore Orioles vs. Tokyo Giants from Tokyo, Japan, on "Wide World of Sports." Ch. 9. (ABC). 7:00 P.M.

Hockey: Minnesota North Stars vs. Toronto. Ch. 11. SHOW FLOOR EjjuLfiS Sq I 1 WILE THEY LAST! I I Now more Lil Iiour cnoice or i 7(1 riiffprpnt pntrpec I Television movies "Black Sleep" (1956).

Scientist uses a drug that brings on a sleep resembling death. Basil Rathbone, Akim Tamiroff and Lon Chaney. Ch. 5. 1:45 P.M.

"Desert Legion" (1953). Adventure about the French Foreign Legion. Alan Ladd, Arlene Dahl and Richard Conte. Ch. 4.

2:30 P.M. "Poor Little Rich Girl" (1936). Lonely little rich girl runs away from home and is befriended by two vaudevillians who manage to put her into their act. Shirley Temple, Alice Faye and Jack Haley. 11.

3:15 PJW. "So This Is Paris" (195.5). Musical- Big 25" JJ lM tefcL: I jZIN THE PARK 2 I f2 DINING DANCING 1 i I 4700 Excelsior Blvd. I 9206200 coor for your money This and All New Unboxed And Display Models Tagged To lid -s Ii Radio firf i ii THF IATHAM 1 comedy about three GIs on leave" in Paris and their encounters with girls, orphans and Paris' society. Tony Curtis, Gloria DeHaven and Gene Nelson.

Ch. 4. 4:00 P.M. "No Name on the Bullet" (1959). When a hired killer rides into town, every- 1:30 P.M.

Football: Minnesota Gophers vs. Ohio State. KSTP, WCCO and WLOL. 7:05 P.M. Hockey: Minnesota North Stars vs.

Toronto Maple Leafs. WCCO. I yaw.iy;.jji.apiwjiiiwww!i..wyint'wi i imi.ijuiii. Lee Remick You For Almost A Century" 1 Since 1880 Cat show to open The Cat Fanciers Association's 35th annual championship show will be held at the Holiday Inn Central, Minneapolis, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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