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THE COURIERJOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 1969 2 Effective Monday Morning Today's Television Programs Channel 15 Changing Call Letters Channel Chuckles I dustry are more difficult to learn than Chinese, and, when one hears one, he take it much in the manner he would had it emanated from Chairman Mao's propaganda factory. The figure Rook quotes however is not out of line for a top personality in a major market such as Chicago. KHJ in Los Angeles reportedly was paying a "top jock" called Don Steele $50,000 base a year two years ago; WOR-FM on Manhattan reportedly was paying $80,000 a year at the same time to a fellow dubbed Sebastian Stone. Now before you get all hett up and want to be a disk jockey, be appraised that such salaries are not the rule across the land.

If there is a radio personality in the Louisville area making $20,000 a year, he is a mystery to the several sources I hounded yesterday trying to get a believable comparison figure. Most everybody asked thought $15,000 was probably close to being top dollar in the Louisville radio market, and not many make that. lliiiilii r5 WAVE-TV WHAS-TV WLKY-TV 3 IT 32 :0 Farm 7:00 Black HaritaM 7:00 Skippy 7: JO Fisbia Funnies 7:30 Mornini Movie 1:00 Go Go Gophen 1:30 Bugs Bunny 9 Super Six RoadRunner Cool McCool Wacky Races Adventures of Gulliver a a a 1 fl "n''on The Archie Show Spidarmen Banana Splits Hour Batman-Superman British Open Golf Banana Splits Hour. Batman-Superman British Open Golf Underdo The Herculoids II II 4 f) Storybook Squares Shanan George of the Jungle I Untamed World Jonny Quest American Bandstand a it a Kentucky Afield Moby Dick A Miehtor American Bandstand a a a McHale's Navy (rerun) The Lone Ranger Happening 'it a a a PhllHes-Cubs Saturday Showcase Car and Track in Which We Serve The Big Picture a a a Phillies-Cubs Saturday Showcase Just Say the Word a ii a Just Say the Word British Open Golf a Phillies-Cubs The Wild Wild West British Open Golf "(rerun) II II -II HUH Jim Lucas Show Miles Park Junior Derby Wide World of Sports a a Porter Wagoner Here's Nowl a a a Weather; News Here's Nowl Wide World of Sports News; Sports Now; :25 WHAS News NBC News CBS News All American College Show a a 7' Laugh-In (rerun) Doris Day Show NYPD (rerun) (rerun) Jackie Gleason Show Dating Game a a a Get Smart (rerun) Jackie Gleason Show Newly wed Game Ghost Mrs. Muir My Three Sons Lawrence Welk (rerun) (rerun) (rerun) 9 At the Movies Hogen's Heroes (rerun) Lawrence Welk Jumping Jacks Petticoat junction Johnny Cash (rerun) a ft At the Movies Mannix (rerun) Johnny Cash ABCMovie Bikini Beach nWAVE News Report Focus: It P.M.

ABC Movie The Big Movie The Lata Show 12:30 A.M. ABC News By JAMES DOUSSARD Courier-Journal staff Writer Come Monday morning, educational television Channel 15 still will be Channel 15, but it won't be WFPK anymore. The new call letters for the Jefferson County School system station will be WKPC, which doesn't stand for anything in particular but will lend itself to the slogan "We're Kentuckiana People's Choice." At least that is the favorite "right now" of the slogans Jerry Weaver; Channel 15's general manager, has conjured. The call letter change, of course, is not being effected simply to enable somebody to come up with a catchy phrase or two even though the one Weaver tossed off while explaining the change was nice. "No," he said, "that's not it.

When the license was transferred from the public library to the county school system in 1967, the agreement included changing the call letters so they wouldn't be confused with the library's FM radio stations, WFPK and WFPL." Of 25 letter combinations that seemed appropriate to Weaver and his staff, only two were found to be available WKPC which trips off the tongue rather nicely, and WKIE, which does not and was rejected. Weaver said the call-letter change involves more than acceding to the request of the former licencees. "We are developing," he said, "a community television system that is a new thing and needs a new image one that our new letters help signify." Channel 15 is building a tower-transmitter complex at Floyds Knobs, that will boost its power vastly on or about Aug. 1. Taiwan Mine Death Toll at 39 TAIPEI (AP) Five more miners died yesterday, raising the death toll in Monday coal-mine explosion near Taipei to 39.

Forty miners are still hospitalized. THE BIBLE OH SPEAKS "That was quite a wind we had last night." tion Day Weekend, which is held annually at the conclusion of the Stephen Collins Foster Music Camp. Bill Bailey Going to Chicago Bill Bailey, the highly popular morning man at WKLO-AM, will move to WLS in Chicago late this month at a salary WLS' program director calls "the biggest we've ever offered a new man." John Rook says the contract guarantees Bailey a minimum $300,000 income over five years and the chance to make more if he proves popular. Salary figures in the broadcasting in- TO YOU4 Joe Tex and Johnny Cash Soul singer on the Johnny Cash show, ABC-32 at 9:30 p.m. 10:30 ABC-32: British Open Golf Championship Live coverage of the last five holes in the final round.

2:00 NBC-3: Phillies-Cubs Curt Gowdy and Tony Kubek report the game at Chicago. 3:30 ABC-32: British Open Golf Championship Chris Schenkel and Byron Nelson review taped highlights of the final round. 5.00 Channel 3: The Jim Lucas Show Professor Irwin Corey pays a visit. 5:00 ABC-32: Wide World of Sports Live coverage of the feature race for two-year-olds. 5:00 ABC-32: Wide World of Sports International Invitational Swimming and Diving Championships from Santa Clara, Calif.

7:00 NBC-3: Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In Peter Lawford and ventriloquist Paul Winchell featured. 7:30 CBS-11: The Jackie Gleason Show The Kramdens visit Rome in a musical comedy hour. 8:30 ABC-32: The Lawrence Welk Show Music identified with famous bands and soloists. 9:30 ABC-32: The Johnny Cash Show Glen Campbell, Jeannie C. Riley, Joe Tex and Ron Carey.

10:00 CBS-11: Mannix Barbara Rush plays a widow involved in a search for a manuscript holding a key to an unsolved crime. TODAY'S MOVIES ON TV 7:30 a.m. Channel 3: Lex Barker and Dorothy Hart in "Tar-zan's Savage Fufy," 1952 A safari headed by a relative of Tarzan comes to the jungle searching for him. 2:00 Channel 11: Noel Coward, John Mills and Celia Johnson in "In Which We Serve," 1942 The story of a British destroyer and her men in action in World War II. YOUR COMMUNITY NEEDS YOU A Christian Science Radio Program Sunday Broadcast! 970 WAVE 9:05 1470 WSAC 8-30 CHECK YOUR LOCAL RADIO lOGj ROOFING GUTTERS 30 f.

fi Discount 9:00 NBC-3: Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis and Mona Freeman in "Jumping Jacks," 1952 A paratrooper sends for his old vaudeville partner to help him stage camp shows. 10:30 ABC-32: Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello, Martha Hyer and Don Rickles in "Bikini Beach," 1964 Surfing youngsters compete for a beach planned as a senior citizens retirement community. 11:15 Channel 3: Robert Wagner, Jeffrey Hunter, Hope Lange and Agnes Moorehead in "The True Story of Jesse James," 1957, color After the James brothers raid a bank in Minnesota, their story is told in flashback from the time of Jessie's murder. 11:30 Channel 11: Richard Todd, Michael Redgrave and Ursula Jeans in "The Dam Busters," 1955 The true story of a scientist's plan to destroy Germany's Ruhr dams in World War II. Composer Shmv to Be Honored Clifford Shaw, composer and music librarian at WAVE in Louisville, will be cited "for his outstanding contribution to music, specifically in the field of composition" when the Kentucky Federation of Music Clubs meets today at Eastern Kentucky University.

Louisville soprano Diane Houghton will sing Shaw's "Invocation" and "Grace" accompanied by pianist Mary Means. The meeting at Eastern marks Federa- LOW PAYMENTS FHA FINANCING ALUMINUM SIDING SALE $6400 PER 100 SQ. FT. INSTALLED BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER Sea our ad in Yellow Pages. BILL DENEEN 969-5216 Phone today for a FRU estimate.

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Louisville Downs Race wfia 900 ATOMIC TV 368-3420 WAVE 970 nbc News on Rentals Service 5:15 P.m. Miles Park Junior Derby I RACING Live from Miles Park TODAY 5:00 P.M. on Channel 1 1 The Junior Derby Consultants to the Center City Committee yesterday suggested that the city establish a locally financed urban renewal project. The proposed renewal would affect two blocks one bounded by Main, Market, Third and Fourth, and the other by Jefferson, Liberty, Third and Fourth. The block between, bounded by Jefferson and Market, has been set aside as the site of a new convention center.

Larry Clark, a representative of Real 91 hinr WKLO 1080 News at .25, .55 24 hours News on hour; WINN 1240 $35,000 Guaranteed whas -tv cam ForaMitotf In Strvto, In Entertainment Think Small At 5:15 p.m. Miles Park Junior Derby Estate Research, of Chicago, told the committee that the project may cost the city $5.5 million, but resale of the land would reduce the' net cost to $1.3 million. He said increased tax revenues from hotels, office buildings, retail stores and parking facilities proposed on the site would enable the city to recoup its costs in 15 years. Unlike most urban renewal projects, this program would be financed entirely with city funds, without any type of federal assistance. The committee is undecided on whether redevelopment should begin before or after construction of the convntion center.

Redevelopment plans for the area along Fourth between Liberty and Main were also discussed by Gary Hack, of Victor Gruen Associates, New York planning consultants. Hack said developments in this area would provide a needed link between the "retail core" along Fourth and proposed riverfront developments. The status of the Center City Committee has been clouded by creation of the Jefferson County Development Conference, a county-wide advisory group on redevelopment. WREY 1290 WLOU 1350 a.m.- p.m. News :20, :40 a.m.- pirn." News at DON C0RLETT MOTORS, Inc.

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News at :30 Stereo Music "It takes three generations of know-how to produce Old Bardstown" WSTM-FM 103.1 :30 p.m. Nostalgia Merit System Change Studied FRANKFORT, Ky. The state Personnel Board yesterday decided to look into a request to extend Merit System cover-age to 22 top-level engineering positions in the Highway Department. The board asked Personnel Commissioner Ralph Howe to have his staff study a request by Highway Commissioner Eugene Goss to extend merit system coverage to assistants to the state highway engineer, assistants to those assistants and division directors. Goss said the 22 positions were not involved in policy making, which is the main criterion for keeping a job outside the merit system law.

Merit system coverage is designed to protect employes from political pressures, and for-bids them from taking part in political activity. Goss said it was difficult to fill some of those top engineering positions because workers were not willing to give up their protected position under the Merit System. Board member Douglas Moseley of Columbia commented that Goss was not trying to "grandfather in" Republican employes, since nearly all the engineers concerned were career employes who have been with the department for 12 to 15 years. Board Chairman Jack Wilkinson suggested the personnel classification section investigate each position individually, after which the board would do the same and possibly interview the engineers involved. 4 ELOSID MONDAY Stereo Music News on Hour midniaht WSAC-FM 105.5 Fort Knox a a Singer Roy Hamilton Is Taken to Hospital MEMPHIS (AP) Recording star Roy Hamilton, who first came into the limelight with a top-selling version of "Ebb Tide," is in critical condition in a New Rochelle, N.Y., hospital, his Memphis studio said yesterday.

A studio spokesman said Hamilton had been taken to the hospital from his home because of "head pains." Other Hamilton top-selling recordings included "You'll Never Walk Alone," "Don't Let Go," and "Yea Can Have Her." WKRX-FM 106.9 Stereo Music 24 Hours ABC News :15 FOR EXPERT PACKING CALL SAFETY TRANSFER STORAGE CO. I V-2'06 Young GOP Elects Chief CHICAGO (AP) Ronald Romans of Ralston, was elected chairman yesterday of the national Young Republicans. He succeeds Jack McDonald of Chattanooga, Tenn. Elected co-chairman was Linda Mc-Quaig of Pompton Lakes, N.J. Joe Ann Piatt of Davenport, Iowa, was elected secretary; Mickie Flanigan of Pittsburgh, assistant secretary; Thomas Little of Wilmington, treasurer, and Darryl Wold of Sacramento, auditor.

President Blood Donations Lag; Reserve Supply Low Collections at the American Red Cross Regional Blood Center, are running about 20 per cent below actual needs for July and August, and reserves are being depleted. A spokesman for the center, 1355 S. Third, said, "We've distributed about 700 more pints than we've taken in the last month." As a result the center had only 54 pints on hand the other day. The center usually tries to collect 250 pints a day to serve 36 Kentucky and Indiana counties. The spokesman said the usual summer slump, caused by vacations and heat, has cut down contributions.

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