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A unique rcdio station soon will be operating out of
Omaha cat a temporary basis, replacing silenced KOIL
.and KEFM-FM, following action by ' the Federal
Communications Commission (FCC) Wednesday.
The FCC has . decided to tllow Omaha businessman
Nathan Novak to operate the stations on a charity basis
until a permanent license for the stations is granted.
Although other groups applied for temporary rights to
operate the recently banned stations, Novak's Beneficial
Broadcasting Co. was the only one that also did not apply
for a permanent license.
Novak had said he would give all proceeds from the
stations to Creighton University, but the FCC stipulated
last week that only 50 per cent of the proceeds could go
to Creighton while the other half must be given to "other
charities," Novak agreed and will begin operation of his
stations as soon as possible. He must advise the FCC when
he does.
Although Novak has agreed to give half the benefits
from his non-profit stations to charities, he has not
publicly named them yet. His station will be the only
non-profit radio in Omaha and will operate only until the
FCC concludes hearings on a permanent license holder.
An FCC official in Kansas City has said these hearings
should be concluded sometime in the early spring of next
year. ,,
Numerous groups have sought rights to operate the
Omaha -stations from the FCC. Those who sought both
temporary and and permanent authority for KOIL are:
Viking Omaha Inc. as KOIL Radio Co., Nebraska
Iowa Broadcasting Corp., and Omaha Broadcasting Service
Co.
Those who sought temporary and permanent authority
for KEFM-FM are Nebraska-Iowa Broadcasting Corp.,
Viking Omaha Inc. as KEFM Radio Co., Omaha Broad
casting Service Co., Nebraska Communications Corp. and
Kyle Broadcasting Co. Inc.
Shaker Corp. and Webster-Baker Broadcasting Co.
also have applied for KOIL rights on a permanent basis.
Webster also made a permanent application for KEFM.
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Technicians reinstall Ceres, - the transparent
woman who gives electronic snatomicd lessons
la fkt University of Nebraska Ste .Ieseksi. The
automated model is ei gsvfeg prepress fslbw- -'
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Ceres, the transparent model of a woman used in
the Nebraska State Museum for anatomical demon
strations, returns this week after a five-month overhaul
in Chicago. The model had the first updating of her
electrical system after being given to the museum in
1960.
The model contains more than 30,000 feet of wiring
to display the positions and functions of the body's
organs. The model is a life-size representation of a
woman and through the use of recording tape, talks to
visitors and explains the way the body works.
The refurbished Ceres is the first stage in the
construction of a new $450,000 health science gallery
being built in Morrill Hall it the museum, 14th and
U streets. s
Alan Griesemer, coordinator of educational
activities at the museum, said Ceres has been used
mostly by visiting school groups in the past, but he
said he hopes that will change. He said the improve
ments should help make her more attractive to college
classes.
""One of the things we can do now is program
several tapes for her which allows us to vary the pre
sentations, depending on the .age and specific interest
cf the group listening," he said.
She is much more flexible now,'" he added, saying
she can be placed in different locations throughout the
new gallery to change her emphasis.
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