Federal CATV rules take effect April 18
Washington reports new FCC regulations governing community antenna television systems. The rules require CATV operators to carry local programs, avoid duplicating nearby stations, and coordinate with stations, with hearings after March 17 for systems entering top 100 markets. The changes aim to balance public benefit and station viability amid CATV growth.
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Forecast of mild temps with cooler night and warmer day
Forecast calls for a fall and warmer trend tonight and tomorrow with lows in the 20s and highs in the mid 40s. Historical records note a Sunday high of 61 in 1921 and a low of 6 in 1913. Sunrise and sunset times are listed, humidity around 74 percent today, with light and variable to southerly winds concluding tomorrow.
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Labor teams to tour state to advise in counties
Governor Rockefeller announced that labor specialists from the State Labor Department Employment Service will tour 12 rural counties starting next month. The teams will spend three to four months in each county, with a program expected to run three years, targeting Allegany Delaware Essex Hamilton Lewis Putnam Schoharie Schuyler Seneca Tioga Washington and Yates counties.
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Duke opens tour to aid children
Miami dateline reports Prince Philip the Duke of Edinburgh begins a 14 city North American tour to raise funds for Variety Club's International children's charity. Security is tight. he will visit hospitals and meet patients, then continue to Los Angeles Chicago New York Toronto and Ottawa. Proceeds from charity events support underprivileged children worldwide.
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Fireman Guermings Assured of Care After Smoke Inhalation
AP report from Boston confirms Fireman John J. Guermings received prompt medical attention at a city hospital after suffering smoke inhalation during an incident. He is expected to recover with the best possible care under doctors’ supervision.
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Memory Methods Promised by Chicago Publisher
A Chicago publisher touts a simple memory technique sold as a path to business and social success. The offer promotes a self-training program, promising confidence and popularity, via a book titled Adventures in Memory mailed to readers who request it at Memory Studios, 25 Diversey Parkway, Dept. fd, Chicago IL 66014.
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