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gtnttntl 4 A Tuesday, June 12, 1973 DX5TEH 1 Channel 9 Back On Air Using Borrowed Tower ri 1 1 i HDUBE Friends Wondering Now If They Knew Dead Pair CI kin 0 ihrx ''i 4 7-F. From Page 1 Marietta. Homes are priced around $28,000, say residents. In the winding streets, there are boats and dune buggies parked In the paved driveways. Lawns are neatly kept.

Many of the children have 10-speed bicycles and expensive baseball equipment and minibikes. BOTH DONNIE and Billy's homes had pools. They were well-dressed young men, friends say. They had bicycles1, and apparently as many possessions as any of their neighborhood children. Saturday night, Billy ate dinner at Donnie's home.

Then, Donnie went with him to spend the night at the Garland House. A relative of the Balthazor's says this was unusual. Donnie seldom strayed from home or went out after dark. Donnie told his parents, however, that William Garland's parents were home. If they had known the Garlands were gone, a relative says, they would never have let Donnie stay with Billy.

SOMETIME SATURDAY night, or early Sunday morning, the two boys found an unlocked car in their area. there when WFTV was testing, assuring cable homes of ABC programs which include, this week, the Watergate hearings Thursday from the U.S. Senate Chambers and the U.S. Open Golf Tournament Saturday. WHEN WFTV was off the air this weekend, Hudgens said the FCC gave him permission to carry ABC programs from the affiliate in Tampa.

WDIZ-FM, knocked off the air with the tower toppling, announced it would construct a 250-foot antenna which would permit, the station to return to the air in three to six weeks. The tower, should carry a signal and power equivalent to that of the giant tower and reach 75 per cent of the area the station previously covered, a spokesman said. When the new skyscraper tower is finished, WDIZ-FM wilt attach its antennae to its 850-foot level, the spokesman added. ENGINEERS AT WDBO-FM, also a tenant on the downed structure, were evaluating several towers in the area, the one at Texas Avenue and an AM tower in Eatonville among others. A spokesman was unable to say when the station would return to the air, but thought it would be within a week or two.

What caused the structure, 565 feet taller than the Eifel Tower, to collapse is unknown. Workmen from Tower Maintenance Co. of Florida were installing educational television Channel 24 antennae to It when it fell shortly after noon Friday. CHANNEL 24, continued using its old, lower-powered equipment without interruption. 1 1 A 1 1 1.1 4 aw MM It was a 1969 Mercury Comet parked in a driveway at the home of Cecil C.

Chiles, 4908 Center Drive. Mrs. Chiles says the car disappeared silently. Apparently the pair pushed it down the driveway, then managed to hotwire the ignition. Police began chasing the Mercury compact car in Wildwood around 10 a.m.

Sunday. Police Capt. Ed Ly-num saw the car "wobbling" and "acting funny" and he began to pursue it. LYNUM SAID he followed the car at speeds as high as 110 m.p.h. as it raced along the wrong side of the road in heavy traffic, weaving in and out.

The car went on and off the roadway. The auto skidded off U.S. 301, near the Summerfield city limits in South Marion County, and crashed into a tree. Donnie, whom police say was driving, was thrown from the car and killed instantly. William died before an ambulance arrived.

THE DAY AFTER the boys were killed, 12-year-old Joe Coarsey, a friend said: "They ruined their lives when they took that car. They had a good life coming to them, but they ruined it." And friends and relatives alike were left wondering why. which new economic controls and possibly tax measures would be announced. Mr. Nixon rejected a milder program of wage-price control submitted by his economic advisers last week and called for tougher measures, officials said.

MEANWHILE, SENATE Democrats, moved Monday to force an early vote on a 90-day wage-price freeze to control inflation. Sen. William i D-Wis introduced the freeze proposal as a rider to the $613 million authorization bill for State Department operations during the 12 months beginning July 1. The Senate made the amendment its pending business at the close of the day for debate beginning (AP) Revised Economic Plan Possible During Week College Read Washes Dishes Dr. John R.

Coleman, Haverford, College president, poses In front of Boston oyster house where he held job as dishwasher along with other jobs such as ditchdigger, garbage collector and cook during two-month vacation. He says he found experience "tremendously refreshing." iff 0 Bar 1 From Png 1 has clear full volume coverage throughout Orange County on its other channels, a spokesman said. WFTV manager Walter Windsor said the station was taking a telephone survey to determine how far its picture reaches from the considerably lower temporary structure, loaned to the ABC affiliate by Southern Bell Co. the temporary tower was trucked here from Atlanta and erected over the weekend. WINDSOR SAID he thought the signal would reach Brevard County, but termed the Daytona Beach area "critical.

We really don't expect that much from this setup." The television station plans within four weeks to erect a 500-foot tower for its antenna, if, as expected, the Federal Communications Commission approves the interim plan. Hopes are to rebuild the fallen tower within a year. WDBO-TV, which also used the Bithlo sending base, returned to the air Friday by switching to its old tower on Texas Avenue near West Colonial Drive. A WDBO spokesman said viewers should have their antenna pointed toward West Orlando to improve reception. JAMES A.

Hudgens, Orange Cablevision, Inc. regional manager, said his 350-foot tower in Winter Park was receiving a clear Channel 9 picture for homes on the Orlando and Winter Park cables. He thought there might be difficulties in cable reception at Sanford, Winter Springs and Kissimmee because of the lower Bithlo signal, but would check these areas today. Windsor said he had a call from Florida Television Cable, Melbourne, that reported a clear picture The GROUND ROUND is a family fun restaurant where you can feel free to come as you are. Rub elbows with executives or hard hats.

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Landing May Cost Pilots E1 I The Miami and Opa-Locka runways are parallel but about eight miles apart, Frazier said. "We were prepared for them because we got a call from Miami," said Sam Hamilton, chief controller at Opa-Locka tower. Opa-Locka has no radar facilities but the runway is 8,000 feet long and "ample for that type of plane" said Hamilton. Tom Hardy, a control tower supervisor at Fort Lauderdale when a similar incident involving a Northwest Airlines 727 took place in May 1969, said almost every airport along Florida's east coast has a main lighted runway on an east-west line because of prevailing offshore winds. "They all look very similar at night," he said.

But Lt. Donnie Polk, a Coast Guard pilot who has been flying a WASHINGTON The Nixon administration hopes to unveil its new economic program by the middle of the week although all the elements of the plan have not been decided on, government officials said Monday. President Nixon. met for two hours with his key economic advisers and former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally.

He also met with his Labor-Management Advisory Committee, composed of five top labor and five top business leaders. WHILE PRESIDENTIAL Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said the President has made no final decision, he added that he expects Mr. Nixon would have "something additional to say on the economy." Other officials said it appears that Wednesday would be a likely date in Wrong Field From Page 1 United identified the pilot as Capt. James Bosse and the copilot as Charles Melbourne, both based in Newark, N.J.

A United spokesman said the pilot had flown into Miami on numerous occasions, but "this is the first time he's flown into Opa-Locka." said visibility was perfect for United's Flight 475 out of 1 eland Hopkins International Airport. "Initially the plane was cleared to land at runway 9-left on an Instrument flight plan at Miami," said James Frazier, area Federal Aviation Administration coordinator. "Then they canceled and said they were going to land visually," he said. "Then the Miami tower noticed they were lining up with Opa-Locka's runway 9-left instead of AT ALL 6 (SOON TO BE SEVEN) BELLOWS STORES ill 2sJpfe 33 vl Q-Q' 0 0 111 Nixon Plans Discussion On U.S.'s Foreign Policy WASHINGTON (iP) President Nixon has scheduled a Tuesday morning meeting of the bipartisan leadership of Congress at the White House to discuss foreign policy. Deputy press secretary Gerald L.

Warren said the session originally had been planned for last Thursday. The leaders will be with the President at 11 a.m. Grumman Albatross out of Opa-Locka Airport for four years, said he didn't think Miami International looked at all like the small field at night. "Opa-Locka stands out like a sore thumb when I come in," he said Monday. "The runways are situated differently.

We only have one long east-west runway and two shorter ones. Miami has two long parallel east-west runways." A United spokesman in Miami said the plane's crew was questioned by airline officials in Miami and then flown to Newark for questioning by both FAA and airline officials. AN AIRLINE spokesman in Chica go said flight tapes would be reviewed in an effort to learn what happened. The 62 surprised passengers were bused to Miami International while the plane's crew flew the jet to its original destination. 1 'J.

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