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Newsday (Nassau Edition) from Hempstead, New York • 183

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Hempstead, New York
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183
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But nobody was cqe- -dally surprised we not be able to he seen?" another employe said consistent with everything else that is going on here" Ch 67 is after all the first modem station to be built in the second half of the 20th Century with its studios only partially sound-proofed When Pat Pa- gano the weatherman on the 67 says hero in Hauppauge raining" you believe him You hear it on the Ch 67 roof The roof incidentally also leaks ruining the sets A question of concern to me is who told the Ch 67 management after six months that the public was having trouble seeing the station? The message reportedly got through when a furniture store owner in Hempstead bought commercial time on the station He rigged an antenna on the roof of his store and settled back- to watch his commercial When he see it he tore up the contract show biz The new tower direction comes too late to save such shows as of Long Island" an example of original programming that Ch 67 proudly announced in the falL Also known as Crust of Long Island" this local version of Maj Bowes amateur hour went off the air for lack of audience support Nevertheless the tower pointed in the right direction should be good news for some Ch 67 fans like Murray Feingold of Far Rockaway who said in response to a recent survey of viewership of Ch 67 I did see Ch 67 In TV Guide" Still to come in future engineering improvements: The wattage is bring upped Oh you know the station also has been underpowered (he first half-year? New directions The morning of March 6 a large crane went to the site of a leading cultural landmark on Long Island the Ch 67 transmitter and antenna off the expressway in Central IslipThe riggers turned the tower in a new direction Since then there have been bitter complaints front the Russian trawler fleet The reception of Long first commercial television station had been very good in the Atlantic Ocean The Russian sailors reportedly especially enjoyed and Abby film reviews on the Action By twisting the antenna very early that morning in March Ch 67 may hkve damaged the detente Norwegian and Dutch ships out in the Atlantic are Also reportedly upset about the loss of their great TV pictures They thought Ch 67 was a pirate station On the other hand the engineers tell me the new tower direction will not affect Ch 6T reception in downtown Central Islip or Hauppauge The topless bar place1 on Suffolk Avenue the of Central IdipT-can still get Ch 67 if it wants to The WSNL-TV transmitting antenna was improperly mounted from the beginning Fjimtia say it was aimed from SO to 60 per cent off center How could a new commercial station which depends on its audience size to sell its commercials have its tower set up wrong? In the middle of the night right before the station went on the air in No- one theory runs vandals turned the tower in the wrong direction The theory most widely supported however is that somebody in the Ch 67 engineering department -made a rather large error in pointing the tower Is it lpud to point a large tower in the right direction? A tower-type antenna like the one in Central Islip technical sources say is not so different from the smaller TV antennas we put on our roofs at home People invariably punt those In the wrong direction They are usually shaped like arrows We think the point of the arrow should be pointed at the transmitting antenna Actually it should be the side of the arrow Commercial-station antennas have been pointed wrong before At 2000 feet a ELECTRIC COMPANY I GAMBIT 8 JEOPARDY 8 MOTHERS-IN-LAW aPASSWOHL a MAGGIE AND THE BEAUTIFUL MACHINE MAN BULOS MAN DESTROYS 8 TRW AND SUM 11B a a NOW YOU SEE IT a WIZARD 0F00DSL I LOVE LUCY a GOMER PYLE ILSJLCL 8 SPUTSECOND a straighttaul LOVETENMS a sesamestreet a CHEF NICOLA Cooking 11:11 a a LOVE OF LIFE SeraL a HOLLYWOOO SQUARES a MIDDAY a a THE BRADY BUNCH a ABBOTT A COSTELLO a MISTER ROGBB 8 JOAN RIVERS 11B a NEWS Edwardl THREE STOOGES GO AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE (Comedy 1963) The Three Stooges How away wttitoe greal grandson of Pldtoas Fogg as he goes on a global tip without funds to win a 20000 pound tieL Jay Sheffield Peter Font BOROUGH REPORT 8 SESAME STREET a SESAME STREET 8 ROMPER ROOM Than Afternoon UJI YOUNG AND RESTLESS NEWS a JACKPOT Gme a PASSWORD a KWS Tom Kirby a LUCY SHOW a NEW ZOO REVUE a MASTERPIECE THEATRE: UPSTAIRS DOWNSTAIRS a ELECTRIC COMPANY 8 THENASSAWSUFFOLKWOMANL IMS 8 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW Serial a CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 8 SPLIT SECONOL MY UNE? 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