Abc problems with a Gulf Coast CB neighbor
A Charleston reader asks how to handle a home CB operator whose noise disturbs TV shows and neighbors. Abby suggests contacting the local FCC office and offers a booklet on radio TV interference.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1982
Page
20
A Charleston reader asks how to handle a home CB operator whose noise disturbs TV shows and neighbors. Abby suggests contacting the local FCC office and offers a booklet on radio TV interference.
Dave Benson, partner at Mitchell and Benson Photography, assists on the Better Image test in Cedar Rapids. Benson, Iowa University graduate, has 14 years of color printing experience and made notable prints for University posters and national exhibitions. Paul Jensen, Gazette assistant photo editor, leads the project and serves as Iowa Press Photographers Association president.
New York physician Dr. Peter Salgo on WCBS TV recommends taking antacids after meals to extend relief. A pharmaceutical journal reports rising antacid store sales, and Salgo notes sodium content as a concern for salt restricted patients. He cites a lower sodium product named Rippan and advises medical consultation. A Bay State note recalls Shawmut’s name change to Boston in 1630.
Photo processors replenish old chemicals to full strength rather than buying new batches daily. They run test film and paper to adjust chemical levels based on volume, preventing damaged prints. Computer analysis of negatives helps spot flaws, though computer capability varies and affects results.
The article surveys color balance and consistency across labs, noting gray shifts, color casts, and contrast issues. It advises inspecting prints immediately, discussing problems with staff, and reprinting damaged or unsatisfactory images, with guidance on lab policies and potential causes. It also reports juvenile arthritis risks like iridocyclitis and the need for early eye exams.
Postal Service to halt mail to homes with loose pets after rising dog bite injuries to carriers including a facial wound. Bolger notes 5700 incidents last year and a fatal attack. Separately, home fires kill about 10 000 annually. detectors and extinguishers help, with tips on smoking and heating safety.
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