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...least 15 minutes." Thanks to the Federal Communications Commission, such universal celebrity may soon be possible. In 1972 the FCC ruled that all cable-television stations entering the top 100 market areas in the U.S. and having more than 3,500 subscribers must provide at least one channel for the exclusive use of the public on a first-come, first-served basis...
...first fear that cable television has about public access is that fringe groups will be the ones to use it," says Sharon Portin of Channel 3 in Lynnwood, Wash. "Our experience has been the opposite." The most active participants are community groups: religious organizations, libraries, ethnic and minority associations...
That night Channel Five reported that the chance of another truckers' strike...
Around mid-day, the Channel Five news team shows up to do some filming, but not of the roadeo. The woman tells Grinnell, "I want to interview five drivers--any five will do." A request goes out on the public address system, and five men show up, laughing and joking about their chance...
...designed to take advantage of available techniques, materials and components, Mowforth estimates that six of them, with ground facilities, could be built for a total of $144 million. He believes that with each vessel carrying 250 cars and 1,000 passengers at a time, airship travel across the English Channel would be more economical than by the channel tunnel that will cost more than $20 billion...