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KGOF'S PICTURE IS STILL FUZZY 1M angeltg Zivm Nov. 1 1 976-Part II 5 couple times a week. Boone said he is a close friend of Calvary Chapel's minister. Chuck Smith, "and I think we can work out something that would be mutually beneficial to them and us." He also contemplates leasing a seldom used mobile TV unit from the nonprofit Christian station, KLXA, Channel surfing program shot at the beach and church services. "We want as much as possible to stay away from game shows, reruns of movies, reruns of situation comedies; the kinds of things that UHF stations and even most network affiliates so often fall back on.

We want to try to be innovative." Admittedly, that kind of programming will be expensive, Boone said, but the money will come from savings KGOF achieves by leasing rather than buying equipment and space 40. The transmitter is a more complicated problem, however. Continued from 4th Page He cited the success of talk radio, saying, "Today people feel so voiceless and faceless and sort of helpless in Ceffect-ing their own destinies that I think this must be one of the largest explanations for the success of this kine of radio." Boone leaned back, his green sport shirt open at the neck, and clasped his hands behind his head. It hasnt been really transferred to television, where I think it has a whole different dimension," he continued. "What I want to do is put cameras in two or three strategic locations; publicize those locations and let people know that they can go there, get in line, wait their turn and speak, just the way they do on phones, except that ndw they'd be heard and seen.

"I really think that this programming could catch on like wildfire and take two. maybe three hours a night If it's as successful as I think it will be," Boone said with a smile, "it will be the kind of thing that other stations all over the nation will quickly imitate They're going to have time to think about what they'll say. I think it will be very interesting to watch; to see people who are no: used to being on television speak their mind, probably with some passion in some cases, and other times with the fruit of some deep and long thought" Boone turned to other program subjects planned for KGOF politics, local sports from Little League up to the Angels (on the latter, he said, "we dont know how soon that would happen, but it would make sense a regular -j Golden Orange, and all the other applicants for the Boone has some interesting ideas about obtaining TV channel 56 license, proposed putting their transmitter on equipment which mesh nicely with his work for Christi bierra Peak on the south side of Santa Ana Canyon on a site leased from the VS. Forest Service. The stockholders now realize Sierra Peak is not a giod locatioa anity.

For instance, he explained, Calvary Chapel, a popular nondenominational, fundamentalist church in Costa Mesa, has hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of television cameras and videotaping equipment that is only used a Kirby said it's in the wrong direction for Orange County Please Turn to Page 6, Col. 1 Special orices and suoer savinas mm 4T to dress your bed. to bottom! SPECIAL! SAVE 35-50 on Vibrations percale sheets just made for chic bedrooms 3.99 Twin flat, fitted. Regularly $8 No-iron cottonpolyester in earth tones. Twin flat or fitted.

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