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Hedgecock Dropped by Los Angeles Station
Thank you to everyone who commented on my grandfather, Harold Keen. Telepulse aired until his death in 1981. At that time he was also editorial director of KFMB studios. The last time I saw my grandfather, he was sitting in bed in the hospital typing an article for San Diego magazine. It would be his last. The next day he passed away. San Diego State University has a hugh archive in their basement. They unfortunately closed a section of the library that used to be his, but anyone can go the university and request to see the archives. My son who is now 20 years old spent several hours at the university learning about his great grandfather. I have so many fond memories and am proud to say that I am related to one of the greats in journalism.— December 24, 2011 12:30 a.m.