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RADIO/TELEVISION REPORT JULY 1977 - APRIL 1978 ALABAMA I I u li:I IH Ill 1111 1111 Ill Ill Ill ALABAMA Birmingham Date: July 12, 1977 Station: WAPI-'I'V Hostess: Rosemary Lucas Time: 15 minutes -- live Topic: Saccharin controversy Date: July 12, 1977 Station: WDJC-FM Radio Host: Mike McKensie Time: 30 minutes -- tape Topic: Saccharin controversy, various sweeteners, and other of the suggesteq questions Date: July 12, 1977 Station: WZZK-FM Radio - WJLD-AM Radio Host: Ron January Time: 5 minutes tape Topic: Saccharin for public service programming ALABAflA/2 Nobile Date: June\ 21, 1977 Station: WKRG-TV Hostess: Connie Bea Hope Time: 15 minutes live Topic: Nutrition and snack foods Date: June 21, 1977 Station: HKRG-FM Radio Host: Dick Scott Time: 90 minutes -- live Topic: Dental hygiene, snack foods, general nutrition Date: June 21, 1977 Station: WABB-Radio Host: Greg Adams Time: 30 minutes -- tape Topic: Sugar and health ALABANA/3 Montgomery Date: August 29, 1977 Station: 'i 17COV-TV Hostess: Adele Brooks Time: 15 minutes -- live Topic: Suggested questions Date: August 29, 1977 Station: WCOV-Radio Hostess: Helen Bern Time: 60 minutes -- live Topic: Sugar and health ARIZONA Flagstaff Date: March 14, 1978 Station: KOAI-TV Hostess: Loraine Bendix Time: 30 minutes -- tape Topic: Overweight, hypoglycemia Date: March 14, 1978 Station: KEOS-Radio Host: Dick Raymond Time: 30 minutes -- tape Topic: Suggested questions, cereal controversy Phoenix Date: October 18, 1977 Station: KPHO -TV Hostess: Rita Davenport Time: 8 minutes -- tape Topic: Suggested questions ARIZONA/2 Phoenix Date: !1arch 16, 1978 Station: KPHO-TV Host: Larry Martel Time: 5 minutes live Topic: Sugar and health Date: March 16, 1978 Station: KPHO-TV Hostess: Rita Davenport Time: 6 minutes -- live Top ic: Demonstrating meringues, showed slides Tucson Date: October 17, 1977 Station: KOLD-TV Hostess: Sue Green Time: 8 minutes -- live Topic: Snacks ARIZOHA/3 Tucson Date: October 17, 1977 Station: KCEE-Radio Host: Clare Coffman Time: 4 minutes -- tap e Topic: Public service shorts on suggested questions CALIFORNIA 111 11 11111 11111 11111 11111 11111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 111111 CALIFORNIA Bakersfield Date: November 9, 1977 Station: KERO-TV Hostess: Lee Ann Kozak Time: 20 minutes -- tape Topic: Weight control, fad diets, nutrition Date: November 10, 1977 Station: KJTV-TV Host: Steve Walsh Time: 7 minutes -- live Topic: Weight control, fad diets, diets for elderly Berkeley Date: October 13, 1977 Station: KPFA-Radio Host: Chris Helsh Time: 30 minutes -- live Topic: Therapeutic diets, sugar's role in the diet CALIFORNIA/2 Fresno Date: October 24, 1977 Station: KMJ-Radio Host: Paul Sullivan Time: 30 minutes -- tape Topic: Basic questions on nutrition Roseville Date: July 21, 1977 Station: KPOP-FM Radio Host: Wes Meyers Time: 30 minutes -- tape Topic: Nutrition, diets, weight control, therapeutic dietetics Sacramento Date: July 21, 1977 Station: KJAY-FM Radio Host: Don Rothschild Time: 30 minutes -- live Topic: Diets, fat foods, additives, therapeutic dietetics CALIFORNIA/3 Sacramento Date: July 21, 1977 Station: KXTV-TV Host: Len Smith Time: 15 minutes -- live Topic: Sugar, saccharin, honey and other related subjects San Diego Date: February 27, 1978 Station: KGTV-TV Hostess: Bonnie Haines Time: 10 minutes -- tape Topic: Sugar and health Date: February 27, 1978 Station: KFMB-TV Hosts: Reba Merrill & Mel Kneppa Time: 6 minutes -- live Topic: Comparison of sweeteners in cakes CALIFORNIA/4 San Diego Date: February 28, 1978 Station: KOGO-Radio Hostess: Cynthia Heath Time: 22 minutes -- tape Topic: Basic nutrition, overweight, tooth decay Date: February 28, 1978 Station: KFSD-Radio Hostess: Robin Laskey Time: 30 minutes tape Topic: Saccharin, additives, junk food, government hearings, sugar and health Date: March 1, 1978 Station: KSOM-Radio Hostess: Linda Krengel Time: 20 minutes -- tape Topic: Sugar and health CALIFORNIA/5 San Francisco Date: October 13, 1977 Station: KKHI-Radio Host: Lee Whiting Time: 20 minutes -- tape Topic: Suggested questions Stockton Date: July 20, 1977 Station: I<OVR-TV Host: George Green Time: 20 minutes tape Topic: Saccharin, honey, general nutrition Date: July 22, 1977 Station: KOVR-TV Host: Chet Casselman Time: 8 minutes -- live Topic: Nutrition, sugar, saccharin, honey CALIFOR.J.'JIA/6 Stockton Date: July 20, 1977 Station: KUOP-Fi:1 Radio Hostess: Susan Carson Time: 45 minutes -- tape Topic: Suggested questions CANADA Date: January 24, 1978 Station: CBL-Radio Host: Jerry Wade Time: 60 minutes -- live Topic: Sugar controversy Date: January 25, 1978 Station: CTV-TV Host: Howard Bernstein Time: 10 minutes -- live Topic: Sugar controversy Date: April 3, 1978 Station: CFTO-TV Hostess: Yvonne Foster Time: 20 minutes -- live Topic: Sugar controversy Date: April 3, 1978 Station: CBL-Radio Hostess: Kathy Pugh Time: 30 minutes -- tape Topic: Sugar controversy , sugar and health OGVl!O'IO;:) COLORADO Aurora Date: October 3, 1977 Station: KOSI-Radio Host: Bill Pierson Time: 30 minutes -- tape Topic: Price supports, saccharin, sugar's role in nutrition Colorado Springs Date: September 28, 1977 Station: KKTV-TV Hostess: Diane Benning Time: 8 minutes -- live Topic: Snack s with plastic food demo Date: September 28, 1977 Station: KPIK-Radio Host: Rick McKee Time: 70 minutes -- tape Topic: Snacks, obesity, fad diets, saccharin, role of sugar in food I COLORADO/2 Denver Date: September 30, 1977 Station: KOA-TV Host: Terry Phillips -- Time: 8 minutes -- live Topic: Obesity , heart disease, price supports Date: October 3, 1977 Station: KMGH-TV Host: Robert Dean ':i.' ime: 3 minutes -- live Topic: Honey, sugar's role in the diet Date: October 3, 1977 Station: KWGN-TV Hostess: Beverly Martinez Time: 15 minutes -- live Topic: Honey, sugar's role in the diet COLORADO/3 Denver Date: October 3, 1977 Station: KL Z-Radio Host: Charlie Roberts Time : 15 minutes -- tape Topic: Future of sugar as a sweetener, price supports, general nutrition Grand Junction Date: September 29, 1977 Station: KREX-TV Host: William Walter Time: 15 minutes -- tape Topic: Fad diets, obesity, snacks with plastic food demos Date: September 29, 1977 Station: KSTR-Radio Host: Bob Collins Time: 20 minutes -- tape ,,.._ Topic: Suggested questions COLORAD0/4 Grand Junction Date: September 29, 1977 Station: KREX-Radio Hostess: Ann Kilgore Time: 15 minutes -- tape Topic: Suggested questions Greeley Date: September 27, 1977 Station: KYOU-AM Radio Hostess: Nancy Berg Ti me: 25 minutes -- live Topic: Suggested questions CONNECTlCUT Manchester Date: April 13, 1978 Station: WINF-Radio Hostess: Jean Colbert Time: 15 minutes -- tape Topic: Sugar controversy New Haven Date: April 14, 1978 Station: WTNH-TV Host: Mike Warren Time: 10 minutes -- live Topic: Sugar controversy Date: April 14, 1978 Station: WELI-Radio Hostess: Barbara Loucks Time: 15 minutes -- tap e Topic: Sugar controversy FLORIDA Daytona Beach Date: July 5, 1977 Station: WROD-AM Radio Host: Bob Edwards Time: 60 minutes -- live Topic: Sugar, saccharin, other sweeteners, dental hygiene Date: July 6, 1977 Station: WESH-TV Hostess: Joy C. Bryon Time: 10 minutes -- live Topic: Sugar, saccharin, other sweeteners Orlando Date: July 5, 1977 Station: WDBO-TV Hostess: Terri Kerr Time: 30 minutes -- tape Topic: Suggested questions FLORIDA/2 Orlando Date: July 5, 1977 Station: WDIZ Radio Host: Randy Scott Time: 15 minutes -- tape Topic: Suggested questions GEORGIA Albany Date: December 2, 1977 Station: WALB-'rV Host: Gil Patrick Time: 15 minutes -- live Topic: Obesity, weight control, junk foods Date: December 2, 1977 Station: WJAZ-Radio Host: Bob Brewer Time: 30 minutes -- tape Topic: Snack foods, sweeteners, fad diets, overweight Columbus Date: December 1, 1977 Station: WTVM-TV Hostess : Diane Frazier Time: 8 minutes -- live Topic: Obesity, weight control, fad diets GEORGIA/2 • Columbus Date: December 1, 1977 Station: WOKS Radio Host: Ed Harbison Time: 30 minutes -- tape Topic: Infant care and feeding Macon Date: November 30, 1977 Station: WMAZ-TV Host: Del \'Jard Time: 10 minutes -- live Topic: Snack s, fad diets , weight control HAWAII Honolulu Date: December 18, 1978 Station: KHON-TV Host: Joe Rose Time: 10 minutes -- tape Topic: Vegetarianism, fad diets, red dyes Date: December 22, 1977" Station: KNDI-Radio Host: Jim Ownby Time: 15 minutes tape Topic: Health foods, raw foods Date: December 22, 1977 Station: KHON-TV Host: Roger Coryell Time: 30 minutes tape Topic: Fad diets, vegetarianism ITAWAII/2 Honolulu Date: December 26, 1977 Station: KIKU-TV Hostess: Edna Oba Time: 25 minutes -- tape Topic: Tooth decay, diabetes, fad diets, Vitamin C Date: December 27, 1977 Station: KGMB - TV Host: George Groves Time: 3 minutes -- live Topic: Sugar makes you fat, weight control Date : De cember 27, 1977 Station: KTUH-Radio Host: Fred Shockie Time: 45 minutes -- tape Topic: Nitrites, nitrates, infants preferring sweetness, suggested questions HAWAII/3 Honolulu Date: December 29, 1977 Station: KITV-TV Host: Stewart Cheifet Time: 5 minutes -- tape Topic: Sugar's role in the diet Date: January 3, 1978 Station: KNDI-Radio Hostess: Bella Time: 15 minutes -- live Topic: Sugar's role in the diet of senior citizens Date: January 5, 1978 Station: KNDI-Radio Hostess: Ma rgaret Fitch Time: 60 minutes -- live Topic: Basic nutrition, sugar and health HAWAII/4 Honolulu Date: January 7' 1978 Station: KGU-Radio Host: Joe Rose Time: 30 minutes - tape (Japanese also) Topic: Fad diets IDAHO Idaho Falls Date: August 26, 1977 Station: KIFI-TV Host: Dan Hodgson
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    GRAND COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING Grand County Council Chambers 125 East Center Street, Moab, Utah AGENDA Tuesday, March 18, 2014 4:00 p.m. Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Approval of Minutes (Diana Carroll, Clerk/Auditor) A. February 21, 2014 (County Council Special Meeting: Workshop on Policies and Procedures of the Governing Body), Postponed from March 4, 2014 B. March 4, 2014 (County Council Meeting) C. March 14, 2014 (County Council Special Meeting: Capital Facilities Workshop) Ratification of Payment of Bills Elected Official Reports Council Administrator Report Department Head Reports D. 2013 Annual Review of Moab Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action (UMTRA) Project (Lee Shenton, Moab UMTRA Liaison) Agency Reports E. 2013 Honey Bee Inspection Report (Jerry Shue, Grand County Honey Bee Inspector) Citizens to Be Heard Presentations F. Introduction of John Foster, Director, Museum of Moab, Postponed from March 4, 2014 (Dave Vaughn and Don Montoya, President, Museum of Moab Board) G. Presentation of 2014 Utah Weed Control Association Biological Award to Wright Robinson (Tim Higgs, Grand County Weed Supervisor and Council Member Paxman) H. Presentation of 2014 Nash Wash Wildlife Management Area Habitat Management Plan (Makeda Hanson, Impact Analysis Biologist, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources) I. Presentation on Community Letters Regarding Congressman Bishop Public Lands Initiative (Susan Roche, Deb Walter, Bob O’Brian and Bill Rau, Citizens) Discussion Items J. Discussion on Funding of Proposed Full Time Lead Technician Position for the Weed Department (Ruth Dillon, Council Administrator, Orlinda Robertson, Human Resources Director, and Tim Higgs, Weed Supervisor) K. Calendar Items and Public Notices (KaLeigh Welch, Council Office Coordinator) General Business- Action Items- Discussion and Consideration of: L.