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THE JOURNAL HERALD Thundmy. October 24. 1974' DAYTON, OHIO rv cable Council gives initial OK to -A one-thirtieth his monthly fee for ii rrVif J-ini i- narinH hie International Inc.of New connection of a disconnected an antenna TV set to cable use. networks in its area. (com iCmi'muei from Page 43) and Southwest hopes to outlet or reinstallation in a cus Both networks also will offer York, HI The franchise also promises that if either network needs to." 18 ptw.

performance bond and ,0 caDie channels to school buy its network from Theta Com tamer's new home tacn system says ii win re suuiiiwesi uimcr guar-districts, the Davton Art Insri. Leasing Co. of California. MOMTHIV BATFS FOB horh shut pairs, it shall.do so only between ceive service complaints after uujesi, a iocdi nayton Museum of Natural Installatinn rharop. fnr hot networks will be $6.75 for oriai- i i i i ti i i i 7 a m.

and that if a i normal wonting nours ana, it a repaiman does not call the following working day, the customer will receive a rebate. owned enteirnse. will operate a Hist()ryt Ioca, 11 and systems are set at $12.95 for.nal outlets plus $2.50 for each sysm ui west uayion wniie nearDy villages and cities. original service, $5 for each I additional outlet. In addition, cypress services the rest of the, Cypress.

system jg expected t0 additional outlet in a home, $9.95 there will be a $15 refundable The bonds will be decreased to cost million' nded by Via-, or relocating an 1 1 re- deposit for the device to convert customer cannot receive more than half his normal channels, he will receive a rebate of ni $100,000 and $25,000, for the next five years of the franchise and to $50,000 and $12,500 for the final five years. Both networks will have an initial 20-channeI capacity, expandable to more than 40 channels if useage demands and 5 capable of being interconnected to other cable systems in the area, such as Continental Cable- i i 's proposed network in Wayne Twp. At least one channel will be set aside for locally produced programs, one for local educa tional activities, one for local government use and one avail able to the public at large on a first-come, first-served basis. BOTH CABLE SYSTEMS will make available video tape re DAYS cording equipment and equip ment capable of telecasting COURTESY TODAY AND FRI tuft Pfiete ey watt Kleine Jeff (left) and Andy Harp In addition, Cypress will operate three public access networks, roughly one for each Neighborhood Priority Board AN ADYAXCE OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE UP TO 50 OX NEW FALL FASHIONS! WATCH FOR OUR MONEY SAYING TA5 SECTION IN SAT. NEWS AX0 IKON.

JOURNAL Sidney brothers fop JH carriers Two brothers who are carriers and won a $700 scholarship for The Journal Herald last in U.S. Saving Bonds. area in its sector, plus a "Community Access Production Center" scheduled to be opened during the system's first year. Southwest will operate a similar production center and two pub- Apollo 15's module at AF museum night won the Glenn L. Cox Last year Andy was a runner- FANTASTIC SPECIAL PURCHASE! THOUSANDS OF FAMOUS BRAND MISSES AND JUNIORS uursranaing Lamer oi me learjup in the junior division.

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Harp, of 1036 N. Main The Apollo 15 command mod ule has been placed on display rp rn at the Air Force Museum at Sidney, were presented the ihonor students Wright-Patterson Air Force awards at a dinner at the Mall Motor Inn. iBase. She said her two sons also play football Andy playing defensive end and tailback for the The spacecraft, the fourth to Andy, 15, a sophomore at Sid- MEN'S POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT SPOUT COATS Men's superbly tailored double knit sport coats. Choose from solid colors, plaids and whecks Rich new fall colors, SIZES 36 to 46 regular, 38 to 44 longs REG.

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Scott, Col. James B. Irwin and Lt. Col. Alfred M.

Worden. But while the museum gained one space program display it lost another. The Gemini 3 "Molly Brown" capsule, which has been exhibited for the past a $1,300 scholarship in U.S. Savings Bonds. Jeff, 13, an eighth a at Northwood Middle School, topped the junior divi- Top general visits Brazil WASHINGTON (AP) Gen.

George S. Brown, chairman of The two brothers will now compete for a statewide title. Other finalists In the senior division who were presented $50 Savings Bonds were: Gregory Cyr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cyr, of 2099 Springmill Road, Kettering, and Paul J.

Martin, son of Mrs. Mary Louise Martin, 1187 Stan wick Drive, Dayton. Finalists in the junior division, six years, has been transferred im ft ml to the Virgil I. Grissom Memorial Museum at Spring Mill who also won $50 Savings Bonds, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is visiting military officials in THESE JEANS ARE SELL-ING IN AMERICA'S FINEST STORES FOR $12,881 SIZES 3 TO 13 AND were: Christopher Hohl, of Mr. and Mrs.

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