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.*T\ Warner 1 two-way COLUMBUS, Ohic to scrap its ambitiou; "an age of reality" i talk-back television is "I see it as good," Kagan Associates of ( Warner's decision tc network. "I see that Warner issues," said Rosenbe and databooks on the SIX YEARS ago, > cable television by let But it appears man As a result, Warnei network programmin bus and dismissed 37 < not enough viewers ti I Some local programn Warner introduced 1977. By pressing ke connected to their tele opinion polls, play qu for vacation resorts. IN MAY 1983, the ( cinnati, Pittsburgh, D QUBE network. "I don't look at W indicative of two-way to come back on its o demand for it." The decision by Wj when the cable indust CBS Inc. folded its ( a year ago, and the E year by RCA Corp. ai after it began. SHOWTIME ANI September to provide Home Box Office, a u Cos. and Westingho News Channel ventur Cable News Network But many analysts s start reaping the retui Waitina li -J __ novel by < COLUMBUS, Ohic over "And Ladies of 1 Hooven Santmyer, 1 building up long waiti Sanlmyer, a near-ii "Waynesboro" as the her almost 50 years to 0- Sandoe, said, "No! southwest of here) wi book." Librarians report t available also is due i limit on borrowing I pages. According to Weld University Press, libr I of publication in 198; by the Book-of-the-M plans to have 50,000 < August. < Black ac 1 others w I HOLLYWOOD (A most prominent black been honored nosthn Walk of Fame. Her star, the 1,774 I those previously ded Maclane. Belafonte ai Dandridge during cei Hollywood Chamber Dandridge, who di< nomination in 1Q^4 f( last major American Her other film ere 4'Bahama Passage," - Parade" and "The b c L _ [o scrap ' TV sets * / A D\ tu? ? I... ?*/ ? f / ? iut ucvimuii uy warner /\inex > QUBE experiment signals a return to n cable operations, but the concept of here to stay, an industry analyst says. Steven Rosenberg, an analyst with Paul Carmel, Calif., said Wednesday about ) cancel programming for its six-city will be concentrating more on the basic rg, whose firm publishes 16 newsletters : cable industry. Warner predicted it would revolutionize ting viewers talk back to their sets, y viewers had nothing to say. r announced Tuesday the suspension of g from QUBE headquarters in Columnnployees. The company said there were d attract necessary advertising revenue, ling will continue, but not the network, the QUBE system in Columbus late in ys on a book-sized computer terminal vision sets, subscribers could respond to iz shows and even state their preferences :omnanv connected Columbus with Cin alias, Houston and St. Louis to form a arner's decision to cut back as anything ," Rosenberg said. "Two-way is going wn...as soon as there's a real consumer irner to quit on QUBE comes at a time ry is circling its wagons. cultural service CBS Cable, a little over mtertainment Channel was scuttled last nd Rockefeller Center Inc. eight months 0 The Movie Channel merged last i stiffer competition for industry giant nit of Time Inc. American Broadcasting use Electric Corp. sold their Satellite e to Turner Broadcasting System Inc.'s ;till believe the cable industry is poised to rn of its massive investments. sts form for slderly woman ?(AP) ? The sudden flurry of publicity he Club," written by 88-year-old Helen has public libraries in central Ohio ing lists of people who want to read it. ivalid in a Xenia nursing home, chose fictitious setting for the novel that took write. But a friend, 83-year-old Mildred >ody in Xenia (in Greene County, II ever see anything except Xenia in the :he scarcity of the limited copies now to their inability to impose a seven-day because of the book's length ? 1,344 on Kefauver, director of the Ohio State aries were the biggest buyers at the time I. But now the book has been picked up lonth Club, and the New York publisher copies in bookstores ? but not until late tress joins fi*#*!*! niAfn o + r** MUI UVVII dial iP) ? Dorothy Dandridge, one of the ; actresses in motion picture history, has imously with a star on the Hollywood th to be dedicated, was placed between icated to Harry Belafonte and Barton id Sidney Poitier accepted the award for remonies Wednesday sponsored by the of Commerce. id in 1965, received an Academy Award 3r best actress in "Carmen Jones." Her film was "Porgy and Bess" in 1959. rlitc inrlnHpfl "I adv from I nuisiana." 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