Former VOA Bethany site in urgent need of repair
 

An article in the Cincinnati Enquirer says that the former VOA Voice of
America Bethany Relay Station is in urgent need of repair, and to help save
the building Ohio lawmakers are considering a $275,000 grant. That money
would be combined with locally generated dollars to match a requested
$625,000 "Save America's Treasures" federal grant. The total $1.2 million
would be spent on electrical, heating and structural work on the building,
which houses the Gray History of Wireless Museum, the Media Heritage
broadcasting collection and township park offices.

Read the full story: VOA site needs repair - fast
Veterans' Voice of America
http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.d...501270375/1056

http://medianetwork.blogspot.com/

I'm sure the Bush regime will be forthcoming with some conservation
money. They are major conservatives.


On 28 Jan 2005 06:42:38 GMT, "Mike Terry"
wrote:

An article in the Cincinnati Enquirer says that the former VOA Voice of
America Bethany Relay Station is in urgent need of repair, and to help save
the building Ohio lawmakers are considering a $275,000 grant. That money
would be combined with locally generated dollars to match a requested
$625,000 "Save America's Treasures" federal grant. The total $1.2 million
would be spent on electrical, heating and structural work on the building,
which houses the Gray History of Wireless Museum, the Media Heritage
broadcasting collection and township park offices.

Read the full story: VOA site needs repair - fast
Veterans' Voice of America
http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.d...501270375/1056

http://medianetwork.blogspot.com/

Just to clarify, they're talking about the building itself.
Most of the rest of the site has been turned into a
park.

--Mike L.


"Mike Terry" wrote in message
...
An article in the Cincinnati Enquirer says that the former VOA Voice
of
America Bethany Relay Station is in urgent need of repair, and to
help save
the building Ohio lawmakers are considering a $275,000 grant. That
money
would be combined with locally generated dollars to match a
requested
$625,000 "Save America's Treasures" federal grant. The total $1.2
million
would be spent on electrical, heating and structural work on the
building,
which houses the Gray History of Wireless Museum, the Media Heritage
broadcasting collection and township park offices.

Read the full story: VOA site needs repair - fast
Veterans' Voice of America

http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.d...501270375/1056

http://medianetwork.blogspot.com/

David wrote:

I'm sure the Bush regime will be forthcoming with some conservation
money. They are major conservatives.

That VOA site and others played a major role in winning the Cold war, so
I would think the current administration would gladly help to preserve
it.

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Glad to see the old CIA propaganda mouthpiece gone down the drain. Looking
forward to hearing more of the same about the rest of this filth.

"starman" wrote in message
...
David wrote:

I'm sure the Bush regime will be forthcoming with some conservation
money. They are major conservatives.

That VOA site and others played a major role in winning the Cold war, so
I would think the current administration would gladly help to preserve
it.