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's 1 nWwi San Luis Obispo County (Calif) Telegram-Tribune Thursday November 13 1986 9A KSBY sale was a byproduct of try for Spanish network Representatives from Gillett came to San Luis Obispo for a tour of KSBY in September were very Cox said The Gillett deal for the purchase of KSBY KSBW in Salinas and KOKH in Oklahoma City Okla was announced Tuesday The privately held Gillett Group Inc has major broadcasting holdings Cox said The group owns 14 television stations including stations in Baltimore Richmond Va Kalamazoo Mich and Lincoln Neb Cox said While no drastic changes are planned at KSBY the sale means the station will be able to get cm with its plans to expand Cox said First on the KSBY expansion schedule would be a move to a new building The station currently broadcasts from a studio in a residential neighborhood in San Luis Obispo Any move would be to a building also in San Luis Obispo Cox said The business portion of the sale was completed Tuesday but the Federal Communications Commission must still approve the deal Cox The sale of KSBY-TV in San Luis Obispo to a new parent company came as part of a drive to build a Spanish language broadcasting corporation KSBY-TV was sold Tuesday to Gillett Holdings Inc based in Nashville Tenn said KSBY General Manager David Cox The sale of the station was actually a resale Until six weeks ago KSBY was owned by the New York-based John Blair Co It was then sold to another New York company Reliance Capital Group Reliance had been involved in what financial brokers labeled a with Macfadden Holdings Inc of New York City which had tried for a of Blair Reliance won but then wanted to sell three English language TV stations and eight English language radio stations and keep Blair Spanish language TV stations in San Juan Puerto Rico and Miami indicated that English TV was not in their future plans We knew the station would be turned Cox said Robert DyerTelegram-Tribune Raymond Castro Jr in wheelchair and Julie Magoncelaya gather litter on Higuera Street Friendship cleaning up at Market By Mark Brown Telegram-Tribune Sometimes things just work out right Downtown San Luis Obispo was getting dirtier after each Thursday Market Rib hones food and papers littered the sidewalks and streets drawing complaints and flies Meanwhile the Friendship School a program for disabled adults was looking to expand its fledgling janitorial service Now the downtown's cleaner and the Friendship School Janitorial Service is in the black The timing could hardly have been better The Friendship School Janitorial Service was formed about JV4 years ago and in that time built a good reputation for quality work The Market in the meantime kept getting more and more popular with some 6000 people turning out on Thursday nights That meant a lot of barbecued ribs drinks popcorn and other snacks the remains of which often ended up on the ground Shopkeepers liked the crowds drawn by Market but were getting less and less thrilled by the gnawed rib bones the napkins the cups and the food left stuck to the pavement on Friday morning had some complaints about the appearance of the said Dodie Williams director of the downtown Business Improvement EPA: Waste oil a WASHINGTON (AP) Used motor oil need not be treated as a hazardous waste when it is being recycled the Environmental Protection Agency says The EPA said such a classifica-'tion which would require that shipments of waste oil be covered by the disposal and paperwork standards said morning walking the streets and snagging any extra trash While the BIA has found a solution to one of the downtown trash problems others pop up are a Williams said think going to have to address that problem before long We have too many in the street and their owners too careful with them pretty distasteful when you have people eating food on the street and the dogs leave more careful with their The program had lost a total of about 612000 in start-up costs and overhead in the past year and a half said Dave Singleton executive director The business is now breaking even with 10 employees carrying out $4000 per month in contracts Singleton said The team of three starts in front of Restaurant and works its way around the downtown Singleton said The team follows up on Friday MORRO BAY PROFESSIONAL CENTER Office Rentals 2 Months Rent Free Association Representatives of Friendship School approached the BIA and promised they could make it better try to send a team in to work 7 pm to 10 pjn to do the-clean-up as the event was in progress as well as do It Williams said That work has had a greater effect than anyone imagined retained them at the beginning of October and we had any complaints since very Williams said see them out there in their blue uniforms picking up trash I think that encourages the public to be a little not hazardous of federal law could lead to the illegal dumping of up to 128 million gallons of oU now handled by service stations for recycling firms About 11 billion gallons of used oil are produced each year and about 700 million gallons are burned as boiler fuel or are refined again for reuse as a lubricant Dwiign Your We Only Look Expensive! 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