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Show J r5 4 if . Lakeside Review North, Wednesday, May 23, 1984 News Director Moose of Radio CHERYL ARCHIBALD tion with the news information. He boasted about Farmington Pond, with its picnic tables and trees, saying that Its a great place to take a family and sit and dangle a pole in the water. h After being out of use last a build up of silt and debris, Miller said that the pond is nowback in use for fishing. Another of Farmingtons interesting outdoor sights he said he enjoys is the Farmington Bay Bird Refuge with its different birds and wildlife. Having attended the University of Arkansas, Miller is an admitted and is an fan. But, he avid Razor-Bac- k is devoted to Brigham Young University football, and he brought sideline color to the Cougar games. A backpack which he helped to design enables Miller to talk to Paul James on or off the air and allows him to give additional information on controversial calls and plays. Technology for the backpack is so unique that it was a first for collegiate football coverage. Since its development. Mutual Broadcasting has devela similar system. Miller Doug Miller, news direc- oped said. Review Stall Doug Miller, KSL Radio, loves the outdoors, but his KSL outdoor segments are not really his job. As news director, his deep-voice- d reporting has informed listeners from the studio and on the scene. However, 'its difficult to think of Miller without thinking of the outdoors. Waking to the radio, hearing Miller give fishing tips and information live from East Canyon Reservoir, one pictures the sunlight rising over mountain peaks, glistening on the water - and Miller in the boat, his fishline dangling over the side, with his remote broadcasting equipment sitting in the bottom of the boat next to his lunch. The lake doesnt need the promotion, but the listener is reminded of its serenity and suddenly yearns to be there.. People think Im an expert on the outdoors, Miller said, but thats not true. I love the outdoors, and I love to do things for the little outdoor show which I write and produce." But Miller believes that people dont learn as much from an expert telling them how to do things as they do from a novice who is experiencing things himself. I learn more about the outdoors, and as I learn more, they will soak up information, he t i. y ;; . i s ''Sift: t v 4 V. h, ?. M. si ' ?! , , : -- ' m year-wit- & 3A SPECTACULAR!! hog-call- er : ; ;? i,. - AN OUTDOORSMAN at heart, tor, at KSL Radio and a Farmington resident, provides listeners with news on outdoor activities. I rushed up to 6th North and four wheel drive is referred to as 100 East still in my gardening the Moosemobile. But the most and Ill never forget clothes, said. unique item is the ceremonial I saw. The mudslide was what His outdoor program, directed Christmooseltoe, hung every pushing a car and a huge boulmas. toward the family, introduces across the street, and Miller der new things to do in state parks What does it look like? Its and recreational areas. I do it hard to describe," Miller said. had to move several times to stay out of the path of the slide. on my own time, and its my You have to see it." For the next 24 hours Miller own interest, Miller explained. Miller, his wife Marilynn and with events giving hourly stayed Farcame two he to their an when children, Although reports reports to KSL and CBS news-frooccasion demands, as news di- -. mington six years ago from Litoutside a He is a native of tle Rock, Ark. rector, Miller is primarily administrator and orgainizer at the small town of Eldorado, emergency headquarters in FarKSL news. Ark., where he said the fishing is mington. At midnight, police broadcast Millers deep bass voice and slow and easy compared to fishwall of water was fondness for the wilds have ing in Utah where opening that a a Bountiful canout of coming earned him the nickname of day is a big occasion. warned and people to evyon colMiller lives near last years Moose Miller from his We issued acuate immediately. Canmudslide friends. Rudd at in Creek and leagues Displayed as far first and the bulletin, only his office wall unit are moosea-bili- a yon, and he was directly inI know, of the evacuation and as with as the disaster, both such as a coffee mug with volved where people were being a sculptured moose head on the a newscaster and a citizen. said. He gave side. Monday, the day of the slide in moved, Miller 5 that mornnews until coverage been Miller had He has collected moose lamps 1983, covering ing. in CenBountiful and and even moose can openers, exflooding Miller, who said he is keenly changing moose things with terville and he had just returned in Davis County, interested he home when to tomatoes other collectors. There are lots plant of mooses around, he said. heard sirens. He turned on the said that KSL monitors 70 poradio and heard Rob Childs of lice channels around the state They do it for mooselaneous and obtains leads from friends the Farmington police departreasons. in different areas who care what In keeping with the animals ment warning citizens to ' is going on and will call the sta the domination at station, KSLs m ve 30-fo- ot ALL DIAMOND PENDANTS & EARRINGS IN 14Kt, GOLD! It adds a completely different dimension to the game, he said. And the backpack is completely mobile, so Miller can go to the parking lot and even cover tail- 25 gate parties. How does it compare to that of ABC Monday Night footballs OFF! $300 to $5000 NOW s225 TO $3750 Reg, color commentary? Miller explained that the unit is more mobile since the line for TV coverage goes directly from the press box to the ground. When Miller is not working at KSL, writing, directing, or reporting, he can be found, depending on the time of year, in the mountains - preferably the forest, one of the most beautiful spots in Utah. He may be be a sport he said offers a challenge, back country solitude, and an early mild weather season. g Or he will be on a Te- -' trip along the Trail at over 11,000 feet, raising funds for the Utah Lung Association. Miller is active in the Bountiful Community Church, this year overseeing social action activities, worship services and finances as chairman of the board of directors. 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