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Press, 9 December 1983, Page 5

VftlgfelffelE 370 zf' V. • " ,B , 9 Jak 1 Sag. ißwi—wiwmiws " i umiuviuHtmrM & S 3 iMWMMaisr ’ J —UnIHiHIXWFri fir ■ 7 ■■ to concentrate i: on city area J Vw? * From Wednesday, Decern- and Ashburton, 3ZB had less HBB ' W'tii- ’^- , ber 7, radio 3ZB will responsibility for broadcast- . ?*■»> " “boom” over Christchurch, a commercial says Radio New Zealand’s gramme in Mid and South w district manager, Mr lan Canterbury. I 4, Mr Vernazoni ■'> The improved re- parts of »■ especially and - ~~~ / the dustrial areas, had been re- B is being brought about by low-signal strengths a new transmitter site at from 3ZB . The Broadcasting A PnR"”" I» Ouruhia, in the Marshland Tribunal had agreed that **n:::u: ,a Vjjjljg • 1;........ / rarea„ which replaces the 3ZB should have ™ ade- ““III" ! present at Gebbies quate strength in the central . •. oftr * ve saM <>.,< * £ h&tTt or a greol the move to Marshland ac- the station’s power should w knowledged 3ZB’s change of he reduced from 10 emphasis from a regional lowatts to five at the new A radio station to a truly city transmitter site, thus reduc- rJ.oo cl'irACT fiHk, •j ku- r> * n 6 its provincial coverage. UFOUIICaSI-llllf IfCJIli He said the Gebbies Pass site was chosen in the early However, Mr Vernazoni wnnr 4m nCTTilffp? Slip days of radio for its capa- said, the 3YA and 3YC tHC IICW tFU-IlSllllllCl 31IV city to provide extensive transmitters would remain jb 11 1 regional coverage. However, at Gebbies Pass, continuing nf |>/| <>f*cn|*inn with the development of to service Radio New Zea- hjfc **•" 3 ***®* fll * ae IfeyiSy Radio New Zealand com- land’s wider regional audi- trJ&jMSk munity stations in Timaru -, -w—w