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lnan tnlnt PenHi, WHMieer, CBS-TV Moving Two Departments To LA. 8" LOS ANGELES (AP) -Since 1947, when the CBS-TV-networle began, two ol Its moit powerlul departments programs and business affairs have been run from New York, where most TV production once was. On May 1, B. Donald Grant and Gerald Rubin, the respec mediate face-to-face decisions Instead of trying to handle things through Los Angeles subordinates or during their next visit here. Wood also expressed surprise that ABC and NBC haven't made similar corporate shifts from New York to Los Angeles.

"To me." he said. "It's such an obvious thing I think you may see, not too many months down the rOad, one or both of the remaining networks doing the same thing, though that's only a guess on my part." here. "That would be my educated guess, based on the research that I've seen so far," he said. He added that this could change, but "I'd say that's what we're headed for." CBS' corporate shifts go back to the days of his predecessor. Bob Wood, who ran CBS from 1969 to last May, when he resigned to start a production company here under a CBS contract.

Wood said two years ago he proposed relocating not only CBS' programs and business affairs headquarters here, but also his office, simply because the bulk of TV production had long since moved here from New York. He got nowhere then: "No Burr Show Failure In Ratings body said it was a lousy Idea. They Just felt for me to be out here would raise serious operational problems." Wood said he felt CBS overcame that by leaving Wussler in New York and moving his second In command. Daly, and the headquarters of CBS' programming and business affairs departments here. "It's really a smart, good move of the network," Wood added, saying he felt this way because top executives will be available here each day for im For Special York or during busy visits to what they call "the Coast." Don't get the idea all of CBS Is leaving Fun City.

CBS-TV chief Robert Wussler says he'll stay based In New York, as will CBS News and the network's sales promotion, finance and sports departments. But the relocation of this much CBS power here possibly could start a trend, even though NBC and ABC say they have no plans to move their program and business affairs gurus here from New York. Wussler said in a phone Interview this week that since most network entertainment shows now are made here, it's conceivable that some day the head of CBS-TV will be based DAI Art No Show Occasions I RAMADA INN' B(lli MIVI-IN 'Til Friday THIATE ft tive heads of CBS' programs and business affairs, and CBS' No. 2 man, Robert A. Daly, will run things from Los Angeles, where most TV action now is.

The idea is to have them where most entertainment shows are made, to do their executive deeds here, rather than by phone or memo from New homes. The week's lowest-rated program was a CBS News special, "The Fire Next Door," seen in about 9 million homes. According to the Nielsen estimates, last week's 20 most-watched shows were "Happy Days." "Laverne and Shirley, "Barney Miller." "What's Happening," "Welcome Back, Hotter" and "Three's Company" lABC): "M-A-S-H" (CBS): "Charlie's Angels" (ABC); "Little House on the Prairie" IMBCl; "Feather and Father" and "Most Wanted" (ABC); "Maude" and "One Day at a Time" iCBSl: "Six Million Dollar Man" (ABC): "Bob Hope Vaudeville Special" (NBC); "Hawaii Five-O," "Bette Davis Tribute." "Good Times" and "Barnaby Jones" and ABC's "Eight is Enough." Daniel L. Stiles Graduates Army Specialist Four Daniel L. Stiles, 19, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Stiles, Mclntyre, recently graduated from the Seventh Army Noncommissioned Officer Academy in Bad Tolz. Germany. Spec. Stiles received training in leadership responsibilities, map reading and military teaching methods.

He Is a 1975 graduate of Apollo Ridge High School, Spring Church. OF INDIANA PA. CONVENTIONS CONVENTIONS u.n c-77 NOW SHOWING JTWI i LOS ANGELES AP) Raymond Burr, whose "Perry Mason'' and "Ironsides" series each proved hits and lasted eight seasons, suffered failure his first time out in his new 'Kingston: series on NBC. According to A C. Nielsen Co.

ratings made public Tuesday, his show's premiere last. Wednesday, facing ABC's highrated "Charlie's Angels" and a CBS movie, came in third in its time period. It was ranked 63rd of 67 evening shows rated last week and was seen in about 9.7 million homes, according to ratings made public Tuesday. In contrast, ABC's "Charlie's Angels" won the time period easily, seen In more than 17.1 million homes, with CBS' movie. "Posse," coming in second, it was seen in about 14.2 million homes, ratings said.

With 1 1 shows among the nation's highest-rated. ABC, the season-to-date leader in ratings for evening shows, again won the week's overall ratings. Its programs were seen, on the average, in 14.4 million homes. CBS shows came in second, seen in more than 13.4 homes, and NBC was third, its program seen in more than 12.2 million homes on the average. As in past weeks ABC's "Happy Days" and "Laverne and Shirley" again topped the week's ratings, the back-to-back Tuesday night shows each seen in more than 22 million -Jk UMifP iirriknaur.e Wit.

IMPORTANT TALK "So I guess this' has been an important talk we've been having," exclaims George Gibbs (Geoff Day) to Emily Webb (Jennie Moreau) during rehearsal for "Our Town." The Oscar Wilde play will be presented at Indiana Senior High School auditorium on Friday and Saturday, April 1-2, at 8:15 p.m. Tickets may Ibe purchased at the door. (IHS Photo) GD(S(33QDQD(13B(ED(I3)ini(n) Television Viewing Tonight GDCDCI3CE(33(DB(n)0(H)(P Ne Passes Accepted lF 3 Facilities For up to 350 people) 1 1 SA NIGHTLY IN THE BARCELONA LOUNGE Jii' f. N5 i i 1 1S45 Wayne Ave. Indiana, Pa.

2 miles south of I UP campus Wayne Ave. I IrUNUni.llAWDWWI frt Formerly the I if 349-4150 I 1 DepOT Downtowner I I I Restaurant! opin 2 ll 5r30 CHI. tO 5 P.HI. CcpyilBt, Quality ankers of America Coope.otl... 1977" Primed in U.S.A.

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(1970) 3,13 Great Performances 4 Baretta Baretto serves as both protector and matchmaker for an unmarried, middle-aged newspaper vendor who helped break up an attack by a vicious gang of muggers. 6,113 Girls 3 Spotlighting the musical-comedy talents of three TV newcomers Debbie Allen, Ellen Foley and Mimi Kenne- 53 Jack Wheeler 9:30 p. 53700 Club 10:00 p.m. 3,13 Scenes from a Marriage 4 Charlie'i Angels Kelly's volunteer afternoon with a retarded child turns into nightmare, when he accidentally shoots her. Repeat.

6,11 Kingston: Confidential Kingston investigates the claim of an anonymous informer that passage -of a state gambling referendum hinged on an election fraud. m- I II I i II, DM wow showimc I WWT 1 A Igrri'rswrrJj Westemstyk Bj- freshness khjf 7:30 p.m. 2 Andy William 3 Talkabout 4 Wild Kingdom 6 Price is Right 1 1 Concentration 13 Movie "Forbidden Camas" 1 95 1 53 Beverly Hillbillies 8:00 p.m. '2 Impact: Nutrition 3 Nova 4 Bionic Woman Jaime takes a ob as dock worker al salvage pier to solve 36-year-old mysteryt the disappearance of Oscar's older brother and the quarter-million dollars fie was carrying during the- Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. 6,11 Grizzly Adams Mad Jack and Adams keep company with a sickly but determined tenderfoot who is trying, to leorn how to-survive in the wilderness, 10,19 Good Times Carl reveals the reason behind his turnabout decision not to morry Fiona: he just found out he hat cancer.

Second of two parts. S3 Liar's Club 8:30 p.m. 10,19 Loves Me, Loves Me Not When her domineering par-I ents visit, a nerve-racked, Billy Trying To Escape Tourists HARRISBURG I API Legislation approved by the House Tuesday would give school districts full state funding for days missed due to this winter's energy crisis. The 194-2 vote sent the bill to the Senate. Since all schools were forced to close three days, this year, the normal requirement of 180 days for full funding was reduced to 177.

In addition, there's a provision for fully funding those districts that missed more than three days because they couldn't get natural gas. Those districts must convince the Department of Education they made a good faith effort to have as many school days as possible. The state Education Department said It expected 100 districts to have 177 days and about 40 to fall short. The remaining 365 districts will have 180 days by adding additional sessions to the school calendar. 47u-N STARTS FRIDAY El SfS XSk iTXCl 3- Sound of Progress I OtJ Zi llGf 4- Rookie.

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