Kuid-TV Manager Replaced In Shuffle

Sun., March 23, 1997

From Staff And Wire Reports

The manager of the Idaho Public Television station in Moscow has left KUID as part of an administrative reorganization.

Ken Segota, former chief technical operator at KUID, is now interim station manager.

He replaces Russ Spain, the manager and director of community services. Spain said he learned about the move only Thursday.

“I’m just leaving my options open at this point,” he said.

The administrative shuffle is in line with the state Board of Education’s push for agencies to sharpen their skills in technology and education, Public Television general manager Peter Morrill said.

The community services director will be replaced by an educational services chief, working in Moscow, Morrill said Friday.

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