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Show Capener To Address Chamber I i I l X a x ' Missouri, Texas, Illinois and New York. He has covered six national political conventions and has questioned and interviewed inter-viewed hundreds of political leaders including Richard Nixon, Nix-on, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, Car-ter, Ronald Reagan, Pat Moynihan, Henry Jackson, Tom Eagleton, Jake Garn, Orrin Hatch and Peter Rodino. MR. CAPENER served on the board of the Congressional Correspondent's Association and as chairman of the Freedom Free-dom of Information committee for the Radio and TV News Directors Association. From 1965 to 1972 Mr. Capener was vice president of KSL Radio and TV in charge of news and public affairs. He also served as president of the Utah Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi, the society of professional journalists. . HE BEGAN his br, mg career in 195. joined KSL Radio aj'1 farm director. A ylr was named direct tural and economic He graduated froni- idT ofPen held vanous editoriZ' on the staff of A n.cal and Was chairman. He was ' editor of the Nai ' ! Growers MagazV' joining KSL. "tt;- MR. CAPENER a critical insight im0 pens on the Washing ; His unique expend ; working in the nation'!! will give us an analyst tics versus the news tfc give us a balance of C happen in Washington The monthly meeting of the Bountiful Area Chamber of Commerce will be held May 19 at 12 noon in the Pine Room of Servus Drug. Ted Capener will speak on the subject of "Washington Press and Politics: Poli-tics: the Truth of the Matter." MR. CAPENER was named vice president of news and public affairs for Bonneville International Corp. in 1981. He oversees news and public affairs programming for all 13 of Bonneville's radio and TV stations. Before his recent return to Salt Lake City, Mr. Capener served for over nine years as chief of the Washington News Bureau for Bonneville. With 2 other correspondents he covered co-vered congressional delegations delega-tions from Washington State, Utah, California, Kansas, TED CAPENER |
