Television Is Factor In Sale of Real Estate
Howard C Heyn discusses how lack of television reception affects property values in Hollywood hills areas. Mt Wilson serves as a focal point for TV signals, with many luxury neighborhoods and coastal Malibu lacking usable reception, influencing buyers and pricing across regions from Brentwood to San Fernando.
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Howard C. Heyn
Hollywood
Ally
Mt. Wilson
Los Angeles Metro
Politan
Mt. Wilso
Beverly Hills
Westwood
Malibu
Santa Monica Mountains
San Diego
Brentwood
Holmby Hills
Tujunga
Sunland
San Fernando
Beverly
Hollywood Hills
San Gabriel Mountains
Television reception chaos on LA hills amid Mt Wilson dominance
Areas near the San Gabriel Mountains show uneven TV reception with Mt Wilson and Mt Lee towers creating a checkerboard. Real estate agents note buyers assess aerials in neighborhoods, while engineers plan future fixes with boosters and reflectors, taking time and money. Comedians mock the situation as landlords joke about selling.
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Mt. Wilson
Andral Humphries
The
Los Angeles Mirror
Fourth copy of first American newspaper found in Utah
Bert Dailey, 78, found what may be the fourth known copy of The Boston News-Letter from April 17 24, 1704 in an old family Bible in Salt Lake City. He believes the volume came with his pioneer parents when they crossed the plains. Professor Quintus C Wilson of the University of Utah said collectors would pay well for a genuine first edition.
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Salt Lake City
Boston News-Letter
United States
Bert Dailey
Utah
Dailey
Plains
Ilinois
Quintus C. Wilson
University of Utah
Historical Society
Ector
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Mt. Lee
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Betsy Ross Spinet
Ylor
Chasae
Ivy Chapel
Boxwell Brothers
Panhandle
Ivy
Fillmore