The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 13

RIDAY, JUNE 11, 1976- THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE 13 TV SCENE Highlights Of Today's TV Crftom7(I) WIFE-FM Is Sought Today's top television shows as previewed and selected by TV Key's staff of experts who watch screen ings, attend rehearsals and analyze scripts in New York and Hollywood. 7:00 P.M. Sanfdrd and Son. "Ebenezer Sanford." (Repeat). No matter what he does, Redd Foxx's show holds on to its fans.

Tonight, his Fred Sanford is a grumbling, sour old man to friends, relatives and neighbors. But Carlton 70 is the lowest tar cigarette ever made. Only 1 mg. tar. Only 0.1 mg.

nicotine. want to. tune in this March, 1976, show, because Pearlie Mae claimed this would be her farewell appearance as an entertainer. In addition to Pearl's rendition of "Time," there are songs and skits by Donny and Marie and their other guests, Ruth Buzzi, Sherman Hemsley the Osmond Brothers, Iron Eyes Cody and Jim Connell. 9:00 P.M.

Police Story. "Eaman Kinsella Royce." (Repeat). Jackie Cooper stars as a veteran detective who's been moonlighting, with the consent of the force, in order to foot the bill for his daughter Marsha's extensive education she's on her way to a doctorate. The plot Involves him in a conflict of interest problem when his moonlighting job as an insurance agent and one of his homicide cases coincide. The offbeat storyline is the thing that distinguishes this police yarn from most of the others around.

then he has a dream about childhood in which son Lamont acts as Christmas Past, and he undergoes a sudden change of heart. Redd Foxx makes a pretty funny Scrooge and steals this Christmas rerun. 7:00 P.M. Sara. A proud, wealthy man from the East decides Sara (Brenda Vaccaro) should.

move Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. the AM outlet became involved in its legal battles) and feels "We did a good job with what we had." He doesn't deny that operating stations in trouble has been rough. "We had to keep explaining ourselves forever," he declared. But he is proud of the qualified people who worked for him during the period who have since gone on to good jobs with other stations in town. Among them is the sales manager of WXTZ, sales manager of WNTS and sales manager of WNDE.

AS RUMORED, Tom Brokaw, NBC's White House correspondent for the last three years, will replace Jim Hartz as host of the Today Show shortly after the GOP National Convention in August, the network has announced. Brokaw will not do commercials on the show, a change from the program's often criticized practice. Hartz will stay with the show as a "travelling co-host" doing outside the-studio projects. NBC said no successor to Brokaw on the White House beat has been named as yet. THE PUBLIC Broadcasting Service will devote the entire evening of July 7 to covering the White House state dinner for Britain's Royal Family.

PBS coverage will begin at 8 p.m. and go to roughly 11 p.m. Robert MacNeil, Jean Marsh arid Julia Child will anchor the program with the help of BBC commenator Frank Gillard. in and instruct his motherless son (Lance Kerwin)'. A pleasant script about a nice kid with a troublesome father.

(Repeat). 7:00 P.M. Donny and Marie. (Repeat). Fans of Pearl Bailey will 1 rug.

0.1 mg. nicotine av. pet cigsretti by FTC method. RADIO DIAL By JULIA INMAN WIFE-FM will go off the air, Sept. 2, under order of the Federal Communication Commission, but already groups are forming to apply for the station either on a temporary or permanent basis.

If other stations are any criteria, however, they face a long and costly hearings procedure before a permanent license is granted. Indianapolis Broadcasting which is the new owner of WIFE-AM, has indicated that it would like to be a temporary interim operator of the station until a coalition of applicants can be formed, which is the normal procedure in such a situation. JERRY KUNKEL, general manager of WIFE-AM believes that there is insufficient time for such a coalition to be formed by the Sept. 2 deadline and therefore is hopeful that the stations proposed move will be accepted by the FCC. About applying for the permanent license, Kunkel and his board have not reached a decision.

Evidently, the corporation's lawyer estimates that going through the hearing process for a licensee would cost in the vicinity of $150,000 in legal fees. Kunkel cited an article in the February edition of Billboard Magazine about station KRLA in Los Angeles which has been in limbo for 13 years without a permanent owner. Contending applicants have spent some $12 million in legal fees over the years trying to gain the license, according to the story. MEANWHILE Bob Kiley, former general manager of the two stations, indicated yesterday that he is in process of forming a group called Radio Circle City which intends to file for the interim operation. In addition, Kiley said he has resigned as general manager of WIFE-FM and intends to go into the advertising agency business this summer.

He has headed the two stations since 1965 (he stresses that this was a year (AU Programt lifted on Eaatern Standard Tune) (B) Denote Show it' Black and White TV FRIDAY MUSIC AND TALK AM 18 113 4 20 40 10:30 A.M., WXLW Carolyn Churchman. Her bert Grosby talks about in vestments. 3:30 P.M., WBRI Point of View. Chris Carlson of the Indianapolis Zoo, is WIFE 1310 (Music, News 24 Hours) (Full-time Stereo) WBRI 1500 (Religious Broadcasting) (o a.m. to Sunset) WNDE 1260 (ABC) (Music, News 24 Hours) WIRE 1430 (NBC) (Music and News) (24 Hours) WATI 810 (Music and News) (A a.m.

to Sunset) WXLW 950 (CBS) (Music and News) (6 a.m. to Sunset) WIBC 1070 (Music News 24 Hours) WHYT 1119 (Noblesville) (Music and News) a.m. to Sunset) WNTS 1570 (NBCNIS) (All News) (6 a.m. to Sunset) guest. 3:30 P.M., WIAN-FM -National Town Meeting.

Dr. (Music, News-24 Hours) WSMJ-FM-o (Greenfield 24 Hours) (Music 24 Hour Stereo) 16:30 a.m. to 12 Midnight Weekdays) (B a.m.-2 a.m. (6 a.m. to midnight) (Franklin) (National Public Radio) (6 a.m.

to Midnight) (Music, News-24 Hours) (Full Time Stereo) (Music and News) (24 Hour-Stereo) (Music News) (24 Hour Stern) it a.m. to 12 midnight) (Plainfleld-Full Time Stereo) Radio Highlights SPORTS 7:20 P.M., WSMJ-FM and WIFN-FM Baseball. Indianapolis at Iowa; Benjamin Spock is one of tne guests speaking on "Child Rearing Today: How Good? How Bad?" 7:30 P.M., WIAN-FM Gates, Hua Confer Tokyo (AP) Thomas Gates new chief of the United States liaison office in Red China, met at Peking yesterday with Premier Hua Kuo-feng, the official Hsinhua news agency reported. Hsinhua gave no details of their meeting. Gates replaced George Bush, who became head of the Central Intelligence Agency.

Ford Hall Forum. Dr. Bruno Bettelheim, noted psy FM choanalyst and specialist in the field of child-rearing techniques, speaks on "Sex Revolution and the Future WNON-100. (6 a.m. to 11 p.m.) (Lebanon) WXTZ-FM 103.1 (Full Time stereo 24 Hours) WAJC-FM 104.5 (Butler University) (11 a.m.

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