[BC] VOA BUILDING'S FATE ON THE LINE
John Vodenik
jvodenik
Mon Nov 28 21:06:55 CST 2005
Thank you, Jeff.
73 de John @ VOA / Delano
On Thu Nov 24 18:58 , Jeff Johnson <jjohnson at goodnews.net> sent:
>Saturday, November 19, 2005
>
>VOA building's fate on line
>Trustees must decide if $1.2M fix-up cost is worth it >
>By Jennifer Edwards
>Enquirer staff writer
>
>Also housed there are the Gray Wireless antique radio >previously displayed at WGUC-FM, and the Media Herita collection of
>early radio equipment and shows.
I've been to the building a number of times recently. The Media
Heritage collection was formerly associated with and founded by
WVXU/X-Star Radio Network, Xavier University, for whom I worked
until this summer.
I own 19th century buildings much older than the former VOA Bethany
building, and have a good working knowledge of real estate
maintenance. Of course everything must be maintained, but the VOA looks to be in
quite
decent condition. Too often the 'tear down' fright is engendered by
those < rebuilding.
Tearing the building down would be as stupid as dropping the nearby
WLW AM Blaw-Knox tower because it is not 'new'. The only thing wrong at
the VOA is that it is silent as a tomb.
Dumb and shortsighted. Incidentally the building is concrete and
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