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The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 19

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1976 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE IZ TV SCENE Of all menthols: Crowd Gathers For FM Station License Cirftoim I lwett. Look at die latest US. Government figures for other top brands that call tar. Campbell; Indianapolis Communications with wrecking company own-. er Ed Zebrowski and others, and finally Radio Circle City Inc.

with Robert D. Kiley, former manager of both WIFE-AM and FM during Burden's ownership and others. What will probably happen is that all these groups will set up a joint management temporarily at the FOC's instigation while a permanent owner is Carlton Menthol ar, mgcig nicotine, mgclp Brand 0 (Filter) 15 j-Q Brand (Menlhol) 14 Brand (Menlhol) 07 Brand (Filter) 11 6 Brand (Menthol) Brand (Filter) ri7 Cirlton Filter 2 0 2 Carlton Menthol o.i Carlton 70' (lowest o) alt brands) Av per cigartiu by FTC method imfl. By JULIA INMAN LOCAL RADIO has been going through its "silly sea-son" lately, as one broadcast cynic put it. Certainly there have been some highly unusual events taking place on the radio front in the city.

A local station owner-disc jockey had himself buriedi alive for two days last weekend and in the process was heard on the radio as far away aa New York, Los Angeles and the BCC in London. Another outlet has captured attention by putting a courageous couple on a billboard or an indefinite stay. MEANWHILE the continuing saga of Don Burden's stations has added a new chapter in a story that is unique in broadcast annals. As of the Wednesday cut-off dale, nine groups have put in their bids for the license of WIFE-FM, which was ordered off the air by the Federal Communications Commission after more than a decade of battle with former owner Don W. Burden.

The groups, which represent a wide range of interests from a theater owner to a wrecking company executive, are out to cash in on a probably profitable venture. WIFE-FM, or as it is classified by the FCC, FM Channel 300, is the only open radio frequency in the city. In its best year, the station grossed approximately $401,000 worth of business and a cash flow of approximately $100,000. Local sources hasten to qualify this by saying the figure was before WXTZ, the outlet's strongest competitor, went on the air. THE CATCH, however, is that with this crowd after the frequ-ncy, the Washington legal "drama" over the former Burden station may continue for another nine years or more.

A somewhat similar situation has existed in Los Angeles for 14 years. During that time, the price may run No wonder Carlton is fastest growing of die top 25 brands. Movies as high as per group in legal fees as the communications lawyers pile up all the paper work in Washington. Just to give you an idea of the cost, one group has already sunk $100,000 in just getting through the application process. Washington communications lawyers, a select breed of attorneys, do not come cheap.

We once were thinking out loud that perhaps Burden shouldn't lose his stations, but should be given a stiff fine by the FCC. A broadcaster hearing the remark replied, "He already has. He's paid his lawyers' fees." At any rate, the cast of "characters" is as follows: Indianapolis Broadcasting the owners of WIFE-AM; Viking Indianapolis, a group of Washington (D.C.) suburbanites; People's Broadcasting representing theater owner Joe Cantor and others, Radio One Five Hundred, ownsrs of religious station WBRI, and Mediacom owner unknown. Other applications filed' by the FCC deadline Wednesday are: Radio Corporation of Indiana, with local investor Michael Gradison, Marvin Frank and others; Wood' Communications of Indiana, representing a Grand Rapids group which owns a TV station there, and former WRTV general manager Eldon Carlton i -2T'i 1 Filter mg. tar Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.

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0.1 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. TV FRIDAY Radio Dial (All Pruiiram IJuled on Emlcru StHiitiWif TImh') (B) De-note SIiomh in Blin hikI UiJtf AM 9:00 P.M. (0 "Nightmare in Badham County" (TV Movie), with Deborah Raffin and Chuck Connors.

Two innocent college girls are sentenced to a primitive women's prison farm with no way to tell their parents and friends where they are. 9:30 P.M. "Play It Again, Sam," with Woody Allen and Diane Keaton. Comedy revolves around a neurotic film critic who worships Humphrey Bogart and his wife, who suffers from terminal boredom. (Viewer Discretion Advised).

11:30 P.M. "Muscle Beach Party" (1964), with Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello. A wealthy contessa is attracted to a surfing enthusiast, arousing the jealousy of his girlfriend. 11:45 P.M. "Colombo: The Most Crucial Game," with Peter Falk and Valerie Harper.

Lt. Colombo investigates the slaying of the owner of a professional football team. Also, "Buchanan Rides Alone" (1958), with Randolph Scott and Craig Stevens. Texas adventurer is almost hanged for aiding a young Mexican who avenged his sister's honor. 1:30 A.M.

"The Crimson Cult" (1968), with Boris Karloff. (11 a.m. to 1 a.m.) (Music, hews 24 Hours) (Music 24 Hour stereo) (Music 34-Hour Stereo) Radio Highlights 10:30 A.M., WXLW 2 Private Schools Get Tax Exemptions The Internal Revenue Service has approved tax-exempt status for two Indiana private schools that have demonstrated a racially nondiscriminatory policy in admission of pupils. James W. Caldwell, IRS district director for Indiana, said fhe two schools are Calumet Baptist Schools Inc.

of Griffith and Michiana Christian Schools Inc. of South Bend. The ruling was based on an IRS statement of position of 1970 concerning the tax exempt status of private schools. Carolyn Churchman. Dr.

Michael Carrea talks about sex education. WATI-810 (Mutic, Niwi a.m.. to iunstt) WXLW 950 (CBS) (Music, Niwi 4 a.m. to Sunset) WIBC 1070 (MutiC NIWI 24 HOiin) WHYT-1119 (NoblHvilli) (Music and Niwt) WNDE-1263 (ABC) (Music, Ntwt 24 Hours) WIFE-1310 (Music, Newt 24 Hours) (Pull-time Stereo) WIRB-1430 (NBC) (Music, Niws 14 Hours) WBRI-1SOO iReligloul Broadcasting) a.m. to Sunsat) WNTS-1590 (NBCNIS) (All Niws) (4 a.m.

to Sunsit) 8:00 P.M., WIAN-FM Bicentennial Concert. Beginning a series from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, this program is dedicated to the state of Delaware. s6 I I 4 I 20 I 40 WRTV WISH WTHR WTTV WFYI WHMB 7:00 Today CBS Newt Good Morning Howdy Doody :30 Janlt Station should Partridge Fwnily be back on 00 Capt. Kangaroo the air today.

ropey :30 Bon 9:00 The FBI "Indy" Today Lorenzo, Henrietta Bev. Hillbillies Sesame Street Cisco Kid 30 Tattletales Petticoat Junction Bin Tin Tin 4 oo Sanford and Son Price Is Right (8) I love Lucy Mid-Morning Electric Company Lone Ranger I Hollywood Squares That Poetry Not Women Only 4:00 Wheel ql Fortune Gambit Bewitched Chuckwagon Our Story Father Know! Best I I 30 Mary Hartman Love of Life Happy Days Consumer Haiel 4 0:00 News Newt Don Ho Show BobBraun Garden Sumrall Prettntt I Stumpert Search For Tomorrow All My Children Woman 1:00 50 Grand Slam Young Restlest Ryan's Hope News New Day :30 Days ol Our Lives World Turnt Family Feud Phil Donahue Why Me Teachings 200 $20,000 Pyramid Underdog :30 The Doctors Guiding Light One Lite To Live Love, Amer. Style Firing Line Little 3:00 Another World All in The Family LifeHospital (B) Mickey Mouse Dennlt 30 Dinah Short General Hospital Popeve Yoga Bugs Bunny 4:00 Somerset Edge ot Night (B) Three Stooges Sesame Street Rascals :30 Mike Douglas (B) Dark Shadows Flintstones Popeye 5:00 ironside Marcus Welby (B) McHale's Navy Mister Rogers Beaver :30 Brady Bunch Electric Company Partridge Family 6:00 Newt Newt Eyewitness Newt (B) Dick Van Dyke Zoom My Three Sont :30 (B) Andy Griffith Classroom Beet the Clock 7:00 NBC Newt CBS Newt ABC Newt Emergency Telethon :30 Hollywood Square! Break The Bank Muppet Show News (Continuous Sanford and Son Special Donny, Marie Family Affair Week In Preview to midnight). :30 ChicoandMan "Snoopy, Basketball Wall Street Rockford Filet Come Home" ABC Movie Stone Weekly Kansas City CBS Movie "Nightmare in A oo Serpico "Play It Again, Badham County" Soundstage Sam" Newt 4 4 00 News MovieNewt News B) Groucho Monty Python I 1 :30 Tonight Show NewsMovie SWAT Nostalgia Theater Captioned Newt Ljte Movie "Muscle Beach I :30 Mission: Impossible Parly" FM (1:30 a.m. to 12 Midnight Weekdays) (t a.m.-l a.m.

Sat-Sun.) (National Public Radio) It a.m. to Midnight) WNAP 93.1 (Music, News 24 Hours) (Full-time Stereo) WFBQ 94.7 (Music and New;) WFMS 95.5 (14 Hour Stereo) W1FN-FM 95.9 (6 a.m. to Midnight) (FranKlin) WART-FM 98.3 (Plainflild Full Time Sllreo) WSMJ-FM 91 (Greenfield 24 Hours) WNOM- a.m. to 11 p.m.) (Lebanon) (Full Time Stereo 24 Hours) FIRST TIME ON TELEVISION This TV log Is published as a service. This schedule It compiled Irom Information provided by the television statlont.

On occasion, atatlons make lite revlslona in scheduling and fail to notify The Stir in lime lor the change to be made In the log. It theae late changes Inconvenience you. we ere sorry. TV PREVIEWS Snoopy Special Must For Fans IT'S LIKE HAVING A POLICEMAN IN YOUR LIVING ROOM 24 HOURS A DAY We specialiie in residinliat alarm systems. Free demonstration and estimate.

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Tonight thru Nov. 14 MARKET SQUARE ARENA A SPECIAL 90-MINUTE PEANUTS MOVIE Snoopy stars, along with Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus and the whole Peanuts gang, in the perfect family entertainment. unspeakably backward prison farm run by a thieving superintendent and evil trustees. What befalls Deborah Raffin and Lynne Moody will keep you on edge throughout, and although there's a slight tendency towards melodrama at times, the script works well. Miss Raffin, with her glamor girl movie image, is very good, and Lynne Moody, as her black travelling companion, and Delia Reese, as a hardened lifer, are excellent.

10:00 P.M. Serpico. A "supercop" (Barton Heyman), who only cares about making a "collar" and Serpico (David Birney), who refuses to waste anyone's life, clash on a good edition of the show. Their mutual quarry is an ex-cop turned pusher (Paul Benjamin). Serpico is forced to work with the supercop, but he mistrusts him, which makes an already dangerous job more perilous.

Characterization counts in this above-par cop show. 1:00 A.M. Midnight Special. This week's host, Frankie Valli, welcomes his former group, the Four Seasons, Flash Cadillac and the Continental Kids, Bob Seger, Loretta Lynn, and Peter Allen. The show's salute tonight is to rock star Joe Cocker.

Note: Channel 20 should be back on the air today. Today's top television shows as previewed and selected by TV Scout and TV Key's staff of experts who watch screenings, attend rehearsals and analyze scripts in New York and Hollywood. 8:00 P.M. Movie Special. Come Home." A must for Snoopy fans.

This dandy cartoon will charm you with its tender tale of Snoopy leaving Charlie Brown and friends to return to his first owner, Lila, a sick little girl in the hospital. Tl'e good-by scenes are little gems, and you'll particularly enjoy, the beagle's farewell party, in which he divvies up his treasures among pals. Best of all, there's a happy ending. 8:00 P.M. Sanford and Son.

Fred (Redd Foxx) needs money so he agrees to go in on a "winning ticket" promotion in which there will be no winner. The problem is, he's the victim of a con and he needs Lament's (Demond Wilson) help to out-con the cons. A funny show. 8:00 P.M. (D Donny and Marie.

There's a funny bit as Rich Little does classic scenes from films like "Gone With the Wind," "Casablanca" and "The Godfather" only he is not necessarily impersonating the actor you would expect. Other guests are Roy Rogers, Dale Evans and Georgia Engel. 9:00 P.M. (Q Friday Night Movie. "Nightmare A POOR SCHNOOK WHO THINKS HE'S HUMPHREY BOGART miMm warn 8C3 Dianne de Leeuw 1976 Olympic silver medalist and world champion! A patriotic clbraiiont "Big Bird" "Cookie Monster" "Bert and Ernie" "Grover" "Scum Street" On Ice in oil woyi, ihii (to moil tmitino k-tvavaoiHua to com your way Indaono'i Croamt Family Stow.

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