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Rich
Clements
who worked in Radio and Production. Late 1960s
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Paul
Hogan
who could and did do anything.
Started in Radio in
1968, worked into News, ended anchoring
newscasts.
Went
on to be a distinguished WMAQ (NBC) Chicago news
correspondent before his untimely death in 1993.
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Arnie
Huberman
Shown here directing a TV program.
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SFC
John O’Connor
(Army) NCOIC of TV in the late 1960s.
On
the radio with his classical music show.
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Richard
Ehrbar in 1968
became a radio
consultant in San Luis Obispo, CA
prior to his
untimely death in 1998
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unknown 1968
two
SCN cameramen running the two RCA TK-14 studio
cameras, one with a Zoomar lens, the other with
turret lenses. Note the T-ASA logo on the side of
each camera
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Jay Light
A classical musician,
as was his wife.
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Julio Briceño and wife Trixie.
Although primarily assigned to the
Southern Command News, he did Spanish to English
translation for us on the air on some satellite
feeds, and he did news in Spanish on radio when Rupp
and others were unavailable
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