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Balltj July 1951 KVOA-TV Plans To Open On Sept. 27 By JfORMA" HARRINGTON Tucson's second television sta- tion--KVOA-TV--is well on its way to completion and the openjng is set for Sept. 27 to coincide with the extension of the coaxial cable to Tucson for live network programs. "We are still shooting for the target date of Sept. 15," H.

B. (Bud) Williams, genera! manager, said today, "and, as far as we know now, we'll make it, but operations will be postponed until the network Is said the station would be ready to operate on the target date, but present plans call for test broadcasting on no regular schedule i the cable is ready for usa. This will eliminate, he said, need for revising the programming of the station after It goes on the air to fit Into the network schedule. THE VICTOR division of the Radio Corp, of America today confirmed i last Thursday from Camdon, N.J., of the station's new two-kilowatt very high frequency transmitter, a product of several years of commercial development. It is contained in four matched cabinets and weighs approximately pounds.

of new transmission and studio i i Is a at the site of the present radio transmitter, North loth a and West Lee street. The M. At. Sumlt Construction Co. is i i the station from a a by Terry son, a i i i Erection of the station's channel 4 a a i begin shortly.

It will ba placed on top the present KVOA radio tower and i be 205 feet above the ground. A new foundation has been poured under the tower to support the additional weight and Allison will acid necessary reinforcing to tower to support the TV antenna. WHIliE THE engineering details are being pushed at the transmitter site, Williams Is busy assembling a staff of TV specialists to operate the station. A tentative program structure Is being i and the station plans to operate from. 4 p.m.

to i i dally. The station has signed as a direct cable-connected a i i a of the National Broadcasting Co. and i release as many of the network shows as possible. Facilities will be available to presenl local and film programs, along i live and film network productions. Tentative" program commitments include the 1953 World's Series, the Friday nlghl "Cavalcade of Sports" fights anc the Saturday afternoon "Game ot the Week" college football games Plans are being made to carry the "Oroucho Marx Milton Berle, "Philco 1 "Dragnet" and other top network releases.

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