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THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1983
GOVERNOR'S INTERVIEW TIMES ON TV AND RADIO
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THE GOVERNOR, SIR EDWARD YOUDE, WILL BE GIVING A TELEVISION INTERVIEW TOMORROW (FRIDAY) TO MARK HIS FIRST YEAR IN OFFICE.
THE PROGRAMME, PRODUCED BY RTHK, WILL BE BROADCAST AS FOLLOWS:
TELEVISION:
ENGLISH CHANNELS PEARL AND ATV 2
CHINESE CHANNELS JADE AND ATV 1
RADIO:
AT 7.30 PM
AT 8 PM
ENGLISH
RTHK CHANNEL 3 AND COMMERCIAL RADIO AT 7.30 PM
(TO BE REPEATED ON RTHK 3 AT 11.10 PM)
CHINESE
RTHK CHANNEL AND COMMERCIAL RADIO
CHANNEL 1 -- AT 8 PM
(TO BE REPEATED ON RTHK 1 AND 2 AT 11.10 PM)
THE INTERVIEWER WILL BE MR JIM BIDDULPH, FORMER DIPLOMATIC AND FAR EAST CORRESPONDENT OF THE BBC.
CHIEF SECRETARY INSPECTS URBCO FACILITIES
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THE CHIEF SECRETARY, SIR PHILIP HADDON-CAVE, A DRIVING FORCE BEHIND THE MOVES TO CLEAN AND BEAUTIFY HONG KONG, AND A KEEN SUPPORTER OF SPORTS AND THE ARTS, TODAY VISITED SEVERAL FACILITIES OF THE URBAN COUNCIL TO SEE WORK GOING ON IN THOSE TWO ARES S CARRIED OUT BY THE URBAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT.
SIR PHILIP'S TOUR TOOK HIM TO THE NEWLY-COMPLETED HONG KONG COLISEUM WHICH WAS BUILT BY THE GOVERNMENT AND HANDED VER TO THE URBAN COUNCIL TO MANAGE, AND OTHER PARTS OF KONLO ̃, «HE ́E HE ALSO SAW VARIOUS OTHER FACILITIES FOR SPORT AND RECREATION AND ALSO FOR THE PRODUCTION OF TREES AND PLANTS USED IN BEAUTIFING THE CITY AREAS. A THIRD STOP WHICH HE MADE WAS AT THE LIAM WILL CREMATOR JUM.
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