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MAE9 NEWS LETTER ... .Page 2 October i, 3 945 The afternoon session was devoted to a discussion of FM Educational STATIONS and FM OPERATIONAL PROBLEMS* PRACTICALLY ALL OF THE STATIONS REPORTING INDICATED THAT THEY WERE CONTEMPLATING FM STATIONS IN THE FUTUREo Some operators were very hot on FM as a medium for educational BROADCAST 8 NG WHILE OTHERS WERE COOL BUT WERE PLANNING STATIONS ANYWAY AS A PROTECTION AGAINST FUTURE CHANGES., ALL AGREED THAT THE STATIONS SHOULD BE FULLY PROGRAMMED TO BE SUCCESSFULTHERE WAS CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION ON THE MERIT OF THE 40 - 15,000 CYCLE AUDIO FREQUENCY RE¬ SPONSE REQUIREMENT WITH NO CONCLUSIONS REACHED* RepRESENTATI VES FROM RCA MANUFACTURING Co *, GENERAL ELECTRIC Co », AND Gates American Corporation met in panel discussion on prospects for NEW EQUIPMENT* THEY REPORTED THAT AUDIO EQUIPMENT WAS COMING ALONG NICELY AND ONLY THE TRANSFORMER SITUATION WAS HOLDING UP FULL PRODUCTION Deliveries would be slow on FM equipment and there is a large backlog of orders None of the experts present could see high power FM EQUIP¬ MENT for several years. The first part of the Tuesday morning session was devoted to a discuss¬ ion of Surplus Property Disposal* Carl Menzer explained the present status of the efforts to obtain surplus raoio equipment for use by ed¬ ucational institutions. He and your eoitor are members of a committee set up by the U,S, Office of Education to provide ways and me*ns to CHANNEL THIS EQUIPMENT TO EDUCATION, MANY OF THE DIFFICULT PROBLEMS WHICH THE PROJECT FACES WERE OUTLINED AND THE PREPARATION OF A MASTER EQUIPMENT LIST BY THIS COMMITTEE WAS DESCRIBED, THERE WAS CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION OF THE WHOLE TOPIC BY ALL PRESENT« On A MOTION BY NOVIK OF WNYC THE NAEB PASSED THE FOLLOWING: 1, Menzer and Ebel be appointed as an NAEB Surplus Property Committee* 2 All stations be instructed to prepare lists of needed EQUIPMENT COPIES OF WHICH THEY WOULD PASS ALONG TO THE ABOVE COMMITTEE* 3, • Expenses, if needed, be underwritten by the NAEB* The second half of the morning ano part of the afternoon was spent in a discussion of the clear channel problem* Hanna of WCHU explained their stand and the basis for their appearance at the hearing Cole¬ man of WKAR, and Griffith of WOI did likewise* Ebel presented a plan FOR ALLOCATING ALL EDUCATIONAL STATIONS TO CLEAR CHANNELS BY RESTRICT¬ ING CLEAR CHANNEL PROTECTION TO THE SAME VALUE AS REGIONAL CHANNEL PRO¬ TECTION, The ALLOCATIONS HAD A NUMBER OF ENGINEERING BUGS AND WAS ONLY PRESENTED TO PROVIDE SOME STARTING POINT FOR DISCUSSION OF THE PROBLEM, Hanna countered with Prof* Smithes clear channel proposal which makes LOTS OF SENSE, THE OUTCOME OF ALL THE HEATED DISCUSSION WHICH FOLLOWED WAS THE Clear Channel Resolution, a copy of which you have already re¬ ceived* Furthermore the president was instructed to appoint one of THE MEMBERS OF THE CLEAR CHANNEL COMMITTEE TO APPEAR FOR THE ORGANIZA¬ TION AT THE COMING CLEAR CHANNEL HEARINGS*