The Television Revolution Feels Surprisingly Here
Readers once promised a bright future from wiring the world yet many people continue daily life. Editors warned of pay TV and new communications but real change arrives slowly and quietly in homes.
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1975
Page
5
Readers once promised a bright future from wiring the world yet many people continue daily life. Editors warned of pay TV and new communications but real change arrives slowly and quietly in homes.
An NBC veteran recalls early pay television, praising new channels and premium offerings while lamenting sleaze on free access. He notes rising costs, larger screens, and the fear that Hollywood quality may not beat average TV, as uninterrupted viewing strains household routines.
In a terse exchange, Nixon phoned Mayor Perk Wednesday to extend congratulations and thank him for courtesies to his family in Cleveland. Perk said Nixon sounded clear and strong and expected a formal appointment or call soon with inauguration plans noted for City Hall.
Mrs. Severin acted as hostess for Sew and Chat at Leigh i with guests including Mrs. Wade Hellbusch and Jason Columbus, Mrs. Frankie Champar, Cindy and Rick, Mrs. Marvin Kurpgeweit and Chris, Mrs. Ottelamann and Mrs. Bill Fuhr. Door prize won by Mrs. Peter H. Claussen. contest prizes to Mrs. Arthur Watehorn and Mrs Wayne Hellbusch. November hostess named.
At 5 40 am an elderly Vinton County couple reported a naked man creating a disturbance as a fire at Larry Baker s home killed his guest Rick Dozer Dozer 23 Albany Ohio died in the blaze Baker 28 suffered burns and was hospitalized in Columbus Ohio The cause of the fire was under investigation by hunter authorities.
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