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KCWY Continued from Al testing microphone levels, asked for ' a cigarette and said, "I wish I had about five*" bodies." SOMEWHERE IN THE midst of the? pandemonium, cameraman Darren-* Felker enunciated the first words broadcast on the new station's frequency: "Testing. Testing. One, two, three four." A few minutes later came the formal: debut. "Okay, let's do it," Zipay called out. "National anthem rolling." a switcher replied. "I'm gonna cry," Caughron said. Down the ball, producer Bea Birch and the news staff readied their scripts and. n. tapes. It was filled with introductions of the reporters and the videotaped reports they have prepared over the past few weeks. Their show opened the station's live broadcasting a few minutes past 5 p.m.: Their first stories reported the station's, arrival, the death of a Douglas girl, damage to highway signs and a new means of upping oil well production. KCWY plans half-hour news programs at noon, 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. each weekday e and two news shows each weekend evening.
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