The victims were Nate Fleming and Daniel Lawson, Oklahoma State players; Will Hancock, a sports information employee; Pat Noyes, Oklahoma State director of basketball operations; Brian Luinstra, a trainer; Kendall Durfey, broadcast engineer; Bill Teegins, Oklahoma City broadcaster; Denver Mills, the pilot; and Bjorn Falistrom, the co-pilot.
In addition to Lawson and Fleming, those on the plane were the sports information official Will Hancock, the basketball operations director Pat Noyes, and the trainer Brian Luinstra, as well as the student manager Jared Weiberg, the broadcast engineer Kendall Durfey, the broadcaster Bill Teegins and the pilots Denver Mills and Bjorn Fahlstrom.
Two Oklahoma State players, Nate Fleming and Dan Lawson, a sports information employee, Will Hancock, a basketball program executive, a trainer, a broadcast engineer, an Oklahoma City broadcaster, Bill Teegins, and the two pilots were among those aboard the plane, said the university's sports information director, Steve Buzzard.
Also killed were the student manager Jared Weiberg, the broadcast engineer Kendall Durfey, the KWTV broadcaster Bill Teegins, the pilot, Denver Mills, and the co-pilot, Bjorn Fahlstrom.
He later worked in Los Angeles as a broadcast engineer for radio and television stations.
Martin Swain is a broadcast engineer who travels from Horley to London Bridge.
A demonstration outside the theater in support of the musicians on Wednesday attracted about 150 union members, including musicians, hotel and restaurant workers, stagehands and broadcast engineers.
The musicians were supported by hundreds of other union members throughout New York City, including other musicians, hotel and restaurant workers, stagehands and broadcast engineers.
Launched on 23 September 1974, Ceefax was created by BBC broadcast engineers who were working on ways to provide subtitles for the deaf.
The Communication Workers of America -- which includes the Broadcast Engineers (NABET) and the Newspaper Guild -- are rallying support for public media jobs.
Passersby could watch broadcast engineers sending out the CBS West Coast feed from a large, almost theatrical-looking master control room visible through a wide front window.
