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The Cincinnati Post from Cincinnati, Ohio • 61

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Cincinnati, Ohio
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mm THE CINCINNATI POST TIMES-STAR Page 19 Newport Battles To Keep UHF TV Station in Ky Newport Ky battling mightily to build a new image is about to lose out as the site of a half million dollar TV station and the city doesn't like it It has told the Federal Communi-cations Commission as much five minutes from Ncwi it is difficult to northern Kentucky recognition" The background of the protest' goes back some 11 years when owners of WNOP and WSAI went to Washington to seek the last remaining Ultra High Frequency station grant in the area WSAI withdrew and Channel 74 was given to James Lang WNOP owner A construction permit was granted on Christmas Eve 1954 Lang felt northern Kentucky needed UHF since there were only three other such TV stations in Kentucky two at Louisville and one at Paducah sketch of the more than half million dollar UHF transmitter that was scheduled to be built on a hill overlooking Newport Ky is the swimming pool Restaurant and enclosed ice skating rink the pool with the station and tower in the rear ger said IIAS come to the attention of the city of Newport that the FCC is considering the removal of the If Overmeyer Communications Company TV grant from tills city to the city of Cincinnati MaiulMh We respectfully suggest that Newport and its surrounding sister cities in Campbell County are in need of communications because presently WNOP is our only communications outlet and it operates only in daylight hours With four operating TV stations in Cincinnati which is Just rules on moving of the station site says: the city of Newport feels that a TV station in this community would greatly enhance the financial and industrial potential of the city as well as the other cities within the county" were lauded by the FCC Why did Lang sell if a UHF channel would be such an asset to Newport? felt that being a member of a chain of UHF stations would he more of an asset to the local UI1F station than operating it solely on a local basis In other words the station would benefit from a small network And commercially as a member of a small network it would do much belter in time sales" Lang said decision was also influenced by the fact that it takes 10 times more money and 20 times more personnel to operate a TV station than it does to run a radio station" Shopping for Photo By Christmas in full -y Before the sale Alfeo Martina Cincinnati architect had drawn plans for the UHF station to be built atop a hill overlooking Newport Alongside the station were to be a swimming pool restaurant and an enclosed ice skating rink Enthusiast Bostain placement iight-bar for the clumsy If your one of these peopl have the equipment in the world" consider one of the little flash-cube cameras If he owns only a Polaroid maybe like a snapshot camera for color slides photographer is lose people who SUCH THINGS as additional lenses flash equipment and other accessories of this type require that the camera be brought to the shop to insure a proper fit If you are interested in giving such a gift it may be better to consider a gift certificate from the camera shop so the proper accessory can be fitted later Gadget bags have always been popular gifts for camera fans I do not like to use them because 1 do not like to advertise what is being carried if it is necessary to lik-t the camera In the car 1 much prefer cases to camera gadget bags THE RALSTON Purina Co St Louis will pay $25 for each photograph by an amateur of a dog or puppy it uses in the company's 1967 Purina Pet Care Center calendar Deadline for entries Is June 1 1966 The photos of the amateur's favorite breed of dog can be shown at home with children outdoors or in the show ring Or the pet can be shown with a cat or kitten Prints should be 5x7 or 8x10 black-and-white glossy snd no negatives should be sent There is no limit to the entries but all prints become the property of the company ana cannot be returned Photo entries along with the photographer's name Architect's studio At left overlook MARCH 10 1945 Lang sold the U11F channel to Overmeyer warehouse construction tycoon who had purchased seven other such stations in the nation Channel 74 in Newport was one of the seven purchases the FCC has approved so far never do it any other way New on the market is a device that allows syncho-nizing a tape-recorder with automatic slide projectors so the complete show is automatic The projector changes slides when it receives an inaudible signal from the tape recorder and allows taped voice and musical background If you have a youngster who is interested in taking pictures consider one of the developing outfits for black-and-white Some of them have a small contact-printer so that all he needs from the dick of the shutter to the showing of the print is the kitchen sink Most sets are corn- plete with tank trays safe- iig light and chemicals About 12 years and up The new electronic light-meters do a fabulous job from blazing sun to a moonlit landscape They are wonderful for a photographer interested in available-light work It is possible to get an accurate reading under light conditions that would not record on other light meters IF YOUR photographer is a dark-room fan you might consider a small radio to keep him company The new all-transistor radios do not glow in the dark as do tubes and it is not necessary to turn them off when handling light-sensitive film or paper Don't overlook a subscription to one of the photography magazines This is probably the easiest way to keep abreast of the rapidly changing photo world For the movie fan the new movie lights using the quartz-iodine lamps other sealed-beam lamps would be welcome rc- Here were to originate many of the shows carried by the UHF station Heavy coverage of Kentucky local sports and civic activities was the backbone of program planning When the station grant was made Lang's plans Is Easy and address clearly printed should be sent to Mr Fawcett Purina Pet Care Center Chec kerboard Square St Louis Mo 63199 New Film Fast Bn Science Service WASHINGTON: Seven patents granted by the Pa Patent Office cover a promising new method for making photographs The processes involve Uning very thin layers of silver halide as the photographic film and techniques for transferring the images possible with the film They were developed by scientists at Technical Operations Inc Burlington Mass THIS UNUSUAL film has a thin coating of silver halide that does not contain the gelatin used in conventional film emulsions The coating layer is only one hundred thousandth of an Inch thick It is deposited by evaporation methods in a vacuum Conventional photographic film is usually coated with silver halide as a liquid and the layer is 20 layei to 40 times as thick Because the new film does not contain gelatin to hold grains it can be de veloped fixed and washed in about three seconds The film produces finely detailed images with unusually sharp edges ONE OF THE most prom-hif "it specialized type of film will be to photographically tag tiny electronic components now being made so small that it is impossible to print identification on them Ordinary gelatin films melt at the temperatures aA which electronic parts operate for this highly as umi as VOIWI HOME MORTGAGE LOAN Rrhon yon buy build finance or rcfinanco and if you have a gaud erodit rating wo will mako you a mortgage loan with la-torosf as low as an ABSOLUTE 5 per annum on a monthly basis This moans you pay interest tnly sn tbs unpajd balance NO hidden charges NO pre-payment penalties NO HUGHES ft iMikn OMtag Csslral Partway Telephone 121-3510 CO With the shopping season swing one of the big questions is: "What camera should 1 buy?" uy?" There is no quick answer because so much must be considered FIRST IS the amount you care to spend It would simplify the matter if you could say that for $50 the best camera is Brand In the $50 class there are probably several dozen good cameras available Choice between any of them would simply be personal 1 think I can help to some extent 1 do not believe there is a really bad camera on the market In any price range So pick out the one with the fe tures you think will do the job for you Buying a gift for a camera fan should be the easiest thing in the world There' is no limit to the gadgets and accessories available Let's mention a few you may hanre overlooked Good books on photogra- phy are always welcome Choice would depend on how advanced the photographer has become But there Is a book that would be welcomed by the snap-shooter or the working professional A WONDERFUL gift which you probably would not consider camera equipment is a tape recorder Anyone who has ever given a slide show or shown a home movie with appropriate background music will ALL TV SETS sold since the first of the year come equipped with UHF bands so the importance of the station took on new meaning Overmeyer indicated that construction was to begin this summer but the ground at Vine and Center streets Newport remains untouched It was then Newport officials got wind of Over-meyer's plans His aides were scouting the Cincinnati area even ranging as far afield at Butler County for a new site for the station It was also learned Overmeyer had applied for a lower channel Newport moved fast llesch's letter now on file with the FCC before it BED FAESt TEETH MISERY non mu ran Kurauv DSNTUI ITS to Mimto pluilc vhkh it MaMM far four piam dki rai mmmI tom taw Mft MM fiw (dm pwadn fiM Mm nilrr mar Laaah DtSTMITI aim CUm af Lmh tat mmm rtn Mi mi Milf wpbnmnH bmM tpptfi kowifl MHiali ft irailf VHhml daily Off Mi ruhinii hiy ra Um kuwlMi it ptarti fcM 01 AQ ltjjRtA denturlte WCNTS VWiSBvTZtTt.

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