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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1970
Page
9
Broadcast technicians set up operate and maintain equipment used to record or transmit radio and television programs. More than 20 000 are employed in the United States with duties ranging from controlling sounds and pictures to switching broadcasts and directing on air operations.
A music feature reviews Randy Bachman's solo LP Axe highlighting nine originals led by his guitar work on tracks like Noah and Not to Return. The piece notes Bachman's growing stature as a guitarist and composer while touching on accompanying music industry curiosities and related culture items.
The article outlines paths to becoming a broadcast technician including the Radio Telephone First Class Operator License from the FCC. It notes required exams, vocational background, and that college engineering degrees aid advancement. Earnings vary by market and media type, with television generally paying more, and opportunities tied to new stations in the 1970s.
The notice lists Labor Department Bulletins 1550-89 and 1550-115 priced at 5 and 10 cents each respectively. They can be obtained from the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D C 20402.
Washington AP reports reformers press for public roll calls on amendments to major bills in the House while seeking open committee sessions. The antisecrecy bid failed on a consent vote but passed on other measures. proxy voting ban and public roll calls were approved or advanced. Also noted: Winchester Mill near Preston Maryland, oldest operating grist mill dating to 1660 that supplied flour to Washington's army.
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