The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 14

TV1 Ogden Standard-Examiner Thursday March 7 1968 vv 14A FtDoul'laf AreaSEXTREME NORTHERN UTAH I Says Rep Lloyd Radio Station Request For TV Channel Denied WATER PICTURE DISMAL SALT LAKE CITY (AP) The Little Bear River in Cache Valley has the poorest water outlook in Utah with only about two-thirds of average WASHINGTON (AP) Rep Sherman Lloyd R-Utah said Wednesday that the Defense Department plans to retain more WASHINGTON (AF) A re have required changes in unused VHF assignments at Richfield and Vernal Utah and at Rock than 100 acres of land at Ft Douglas in Salt Lake City The fort has been declared surplus area by the Army The area to be retained would include the 23-acre corridor Springs Wyo was opposed by jSalt Lake City's VHF stations Great Desert Broadcast-: ing Co applicant for ultra high frequency (UHF) Channel 20 at iSalt Lake Citv and Harriscope supplies the US Departments of Agriculture Commerce and Interior said Wednesday In a combined report the agencies also said the most critical area is in the extreme north from the Ogden River to the Idaho border where supplies are 15-35 per cent below average Elsewhere prospects for water supplies remained good to excellent in southern Utah and were brightened in the north by a favorable precipitation pattern during February the report said Forecasts for streams draining the Wasatch Front and in eastern Utah have improved to about average area Lloyd said "Recommendation for retention of the area was made to the Defense Department in January by the Salt Lake Area Chamber of Commerce" Lloyd quest by KLUB Broadcasting Co that a fourth ery high frequency VHF television channel be assigned to Salt Lake City has been turned down by the Federal Communications Commission KLUB Broadcasting operator! of Radio Stations KLUB AM-FM in Salt Lake had asked for the assignment of Channel 13 The commission announced its decision Wednesday The proposal uhich would Professor Honored Allan Firmage professor of civil engineering at Brigham Young University has been named by Utah Engineering Council as the Outstanding Engineering Educator in Utah for 1967 Broadcasting Corp operator of KTWO-TV Casper The Utah Joint Committee on i Educational Television and County School District operator of Television Station jKWCS-TV Channel 18 Ogden 'expressed concern that assign-jment of Channel 13 might cause difficulties for Utah's educational television system which operates translator stations on said "It is gratifying the Defense Department in Washington recognizes the need to keep the old main fort area intact for the military missions still on board" Included are an island cf land and buildings between the parade ground and Soldier's Circle plus buildings 107 through 111 and 11 of the 200 series buildings Lloyd said NEW PRESIDENT of the Malad Chamber of Commerce is Steve Quinney above Gordon South is vice president Directors for the 51-member organization are Ed Robinson Elston Ash-ton Perry Jones Stanley Thomas Herman Miller Keith Jones and Elbert Hubbard been appointed as a special delegate to the state board of the Utah Association for Mental Health Rev Lee has served over one year on the board of directors for the Box Elder County chapter of mental health Minister Named State Delegate BRIGHAM CITY Rev Roger Lee of the Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Brigham City has Channel 13 The commission said the adding of another VHF channel at Salt Lake City might adversely affect the growth of UHF op-lerations there 5 IDyCUP TlhW SATURDAY! imew 66 Come to our Sportswear Fair save on mix-them-up shells pants tops slacks Jamaicas! 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