Daily Nebraskan
Friday, March 16, 1934
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according to Nebraska lav. And Cablevision is
craclsing down on Cable Thieves.
You say you didn't know that it's illegal to steal cable
service.
o You say you didn't know that it's illegal to tamper with
your converter to get services you don't pay for.
You say we made a mistake and never recovered your
converter.
o You say you're now getting services without paying and
you'd like to get it straight,
o You say you want to avoid the embarrassment of
investigation for theft of service.
During the month of March only, bring in your illegal or
tampered converter. We'll accept it, no questions asked.
We'll waive the $150 tampering charge you would
normally face. And we'll give you a new converter if you
choose to become a paying subscriber once again.
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Introducing the National Business Crime Information
NetworkThe Network." Cecil revrrrds are offered for
calling The Network's tell-fecd r.uncr with information
identifying persons committing theft of cable service or "...
equipment, or tampering with converter boxes. Complete
cncny:r.ity is assured.
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Cchlcvisisn. 3C3 II. Cciscr Blvd. Eelerc Fridsy,
else night.
NETV granted sizable sum
A $500,000 challenge grant from the
National Endowment for the Humani
ties to the Nebraska Educational Tele
vision Network is the largest grant ever
given to any educational television sta
tion, said David Myers, the coordinator
working with a committee to help raise
funds for NETV.
NETV needs to generate at least 3 to
1 matching funds from private sources
over the next three years to bring the
total to $2 million.
He said the statewide committee of
campaign volunteers s now being form
ed from Nebraskans for Public Televi
sion Directors members, Nebraska
ETV members, trustees of the NU Found
ation and other distinguished business
and civic leaders.
Myers said the committee includes
three honorary co-chairmen; Ed
chwartzkopf, an NU regent, Mrs. Terry
Carpenter, wife of the former senator
after whom the NETV building b
named, and Vance Rogers, an NETV
commission member.
Myers said he is optimistic the
money will be raised. Corporate don
ers, individual donors and foundat
ions are the main contributors to the
fund drive, he said.
Once the money is raised, it will be
used in three phases, Myers said. The
phases are equipment replacement and
renovation, establishment of an endow
ment for humanities programming
and provide endowment for future
maintenance.
NETV applied for the grant and
received it last December. However, it
must raise $1.5 million on its own to
receive the money.
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