Natural disasters: a broadcaster's guide.

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National Association of Broadcasters

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1980Description: 24p., no refs, 2 figsReport number: Institutional/Corporate BodySubject(s):

Subject: The National Association of Broadcasters sees the broadcasting station as playing a most important part in natural disasters. The report covers preparedness at stations so that appropriate instructions may be given over the air to the community. People turn to the radio or television on hearing Civil Defense signals. To justify this faith the Association believes stations should prepare in advance to play their part in warning and helping the people cope with disasters

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The National Association of Broadcasters sees the broadcasting station as playing a most important part in natural disasters. The report covers preparedness at stations so that appropriate instructions may be given over the air to the community. People turn to the radio or television on hearing Civil Defense signals. To justify this faith the Association believes stations should prepare in advance to play their part in warning and helping the people cope with disasters

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