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THE f.Ol HI Kli-JOl LOUISVILLE, KY. Touch Problem Clianncl Chuckles 5s Television Programs Today Louisville Not Getting Education Net's Signal 1 1 1" i certain KET will be able to co-use the tower to bring its signal into the metropolitan Louisville area. How far away would all this be? Who is to say? Regulatory red tape Is not always as simple to cut as it seems, ani towers have a way of moving from draw- ing boards to actuality at tortoise pacef A year maybe just maybe. Meanwhile, the situation is not pletely dark. Some areas of the Louisville metropolitan area are able to pull KET and some viewers have written the network and said so.

Even with the testing, however, no real geographical patterns have been established. Employes Must Have W-2 Forms by Jan. 31 Employers were reminded by the Internal Revenue Service yesterday they must give employes their 1968 W-2 forms by Jan. 31. The W-2 forms, which show salary and tax withholdings, must be filed with individual income tax returns.

The IRS also reminded employes who held more than one job last year to enclose W-2 forms for all jobs. WAVE-TV WHAS-TV WLKY-TV 3 11 32 7:05 Fisbi Funnio 4 45 Today on Firm 7:35 CBS Mornint News 1:00 Undtrtfoa 7-1 Today 1:00 Capl. Kangaroo 1:30 Romptr Room 1:30 Leadtnhip Clasi Kid Stuff; Llnklttttr Award Theittr Tha Linkletter Show Tha Edsa of Niiht :55 Newi 4 Snap Judqmtnt Tha Lucy Show (rarun) Award Thaatar I II Judgment; 10:25 Nawt 1 Concentration Bavarly Hillbillies Dick cavett Show (rerun) Personality Andy Griffith Show Dick Cavett Show (rerun) Hollywood Squires Dick Van Dyck (rerun) 4 a Jeopardy Love of Lift Bewitched (rerun) 1 I Love of Life; I a Eye Guess Search For Tomorrow Funny You Should Ask Guess; 12:55 News 17:55 Child's Doctor IRun for Your Lift Focus: 1 P.M. Dream House (rerun) As The World Turns Lef Make Deal MM IS 2 Days of Our Lives Love Is Many Newlywed Gamt Solendored Thln The Doctors The Guiding Light The Dating Gamt 3 Another World The Secret Storm General Hospital You Donl Sayl T-Bar-V with Popeyt Gllligan's Island (rerun) 4 Channel i Movies T-Bar-v with Popeyt Mervriffln Show Perry Mtson (rerun) Mm 5 Channel Movies Ferrg Mason (rarun) Merv Griffin Show The Fllntstones Focus: P.M. Complete Information (rerun) News Weather; News Focus: 5:30 P.M.

Film Festival News; Sports NBC News CBS News II 7' Death Valley Days Channel 11 Movie Film Festival (rerun) Dial 'M' for Murder The(Lions Art Fret Ugliest Girl In Town Art Fret Channel 1 1 Movie Theflylni Nun Ironside Bewitched 9 Ironside CBS Thursday Movit That Girl Never Too Lata Dragnet Journey tt Unknowt 4 Dean Martin Show CBS Thursday Movie Journey tt Unknown Twilight Zone (rerun) News Focus; 11P.M. Complete Information Weather; Strt ToniehtShow Tht Latt Show Joey Bishop Sign Off I A.M. Sign Off 1 A A. "Tonight's episode will be brought to you without commercials the ONLY way to fly!" By JAMES DOUSSARD Courier-Journal Staff Writer Kentucky Educational Television (KET) has received a lot of mail from across the state commending the network for the programs it has been telecasting since adding a late afternoon and evening schedule early this month. KET also has been getting a lot of mail from the Louisville area saying this all sounds swell but we can't get your signal on either Channel 52 in Owenton or Channel 23 in Elizabethtown.

KET spent several days in the Louisville area last week using a mobile signal-testing unit to assess the situation. The upshot? Pretty bad. So bad in fact that O. Leonard Press, KET's executive director, declined to recommend that potential viewers add a UHF "bowtie" pointed at one of the two stations to roof antennas. "I couldn't guarantee that in many instances that would help appreciably," Press said, explaining that he certainly did not want to recommend that people spend the money only to be disappointed.

Some Carried by Channel 15 Some consolation to persons disappointed that they cannot pull a strong signal from KET can be taken in the fact that at least a portion most notably that portion that comes from National Educational Television (NET) of KET programs also are telecast on a slightly different schedule by Louisville's non-network educational station, Channel 15. KET is putting out the strongest signals it can from Owenton and Elizabethtown. Thus, there is little hope for improvement from that end of the line. But there is hope, even though both KET and Channel 15 officials are reluctant to say so, pending official approvals and actual construction. Channel 15's application to the Federal Communications Commission for permission to build a 500-foot transmitter and tower at Floyds Knobs, opposite Louisville, is expected to be acted upon soon.

If such action is favorable and odds seem good it will be it is reasonably The Lions Are Free BiZI Trauers returns to Kenya, NBC-3 at 7:30 p.m. 4:00 Channel 32: The Merv Griffin Show Orson Bean is host to Yippie leader Paul Krassner, Dr. Joyce Brothers, Otto Preminger and Jackie Vernon. 7:00 Channel 3: Death Valley Days Willard Sage plays an alcoholic newspaperman who regains his stature when he solves a stagecoach robbery. 7:30 NBC-3: The Lions Are Free Bill Travers returns to the wilds of Kenya to see how the lions of his "Born Free" film are faring in their natural environment.

George Adamson, game warden and hunter, acts as guide to the camera crew. 8:00 KET: Video Nursing and Seminar First of a series aimed at the retraining and recruitment of nursing professionals. 8:00 NET-15: NET Playhouse: Silent Song Jack MacGowran, Milo O'Shea, Tony Selby and Leo McCabe in a teleplay by Hugh Leonard and Frank O'Connor about a group of Trappist monks in Ireland who although sworn to silence and worldly renunciation, still indulge in their little weaknesses playing the horses, sipping ale and playing the harmonica. 8:00 ABC-32: The Flying Nun Patricia Barry plays a movie star who thinks she has witnessed a miracle when she is rescued by Sister Bertrille. 8:30 NBC-3: Ironside Jessie Royce Landis plays Ironside's elderly aunt who embarrasses him by playing amateur detective to investigate the disappearance of one of her friends.

JANUARY $50,000 Bond Set For Policeman Held In Danville Slaying DANVILLE, Ky. (AP) Bond of was set yesterday for Jewell Curtis Winn, a suspended Louisville police sergeant charged with murder and storehouse breaking. Winn, 36, was returned to jail after the hearing in Boyle Circuit Court. His trial date will be fixed at the April terra of court The commonwealth had opposed any bond for Winn, indicted in connection with the fatal shooting of Danville Police Sgt. Jamej Ryan 60.

Ryan was shot six times Nov. 3 while investigating a break-in at a store here. Winn also has been indicted by the Jefferson County grand jury at Louisville on two counts of receiving stolen prop, erty. FUR SALE NOW. IN PROGRESS Coats, Capes, Jackets, Stoics YUDOFSKY furriers 709 S.

4th St. Haybum Street Floor Free Parking OPEN MONDAYS 'til 9 TODAY'S MOVIES ON TV 9 a.m. Channel 32: Barbara Stanwyck, Eve Arden and George Brent in "My Reputation," 1946 A widow falls in love with an Army officer and he must withstand cruel gossip and her children's disapproval. Channel 3: Dana Andrews, Linda Darnell, Sterling Hay-den and Peggy King in "Zero Hour," 1957 A war veteran flier takes over the controls of a commercial airliner when the pilot and co-pilot become ill. 6:00 Channel 32: Guy Madison, Kim Novak, William Conrad.

Brian Keith and Kerwin Mathews in "5 Against the House," 1955 Five buddies, to prove it can be done, plan to rob the burglar-proof Harold's Club in Reno, intending to return the money. 7:00 Channel 11: Ray Milland, Grace Kelly, Bob Cummings and John Williams in "Dial 'M' for Murder," 1954, color A husband plans to have his unfaithful wife murdered and when she kills her assailant he arranges that it will appear she deliberately killed him. 9:00 CBS-11: Paul Ford, Maureen O'Sullivan, Connie Stevens, Jim Hutton and Jane Wyatt in "Never Too Late," 1965, color Comedy about a middle-aged couple who discover they are to become parents again. 11:30 Channel 11: John Ericson and Joan Harvey in "Pretty Boy Floyd," 1960 The short but bloody career of gangster Charles Arthur Floyd. 8:30 ABC-32: Bewitched Darrin's anniversary gift for Samantha infuriates Endora.

9:30 NBC-3: Dragnet Sgt. Friday handles a suicide attempt, a robbery and a warn-ning of a tidal wave on one busy day. 9:30 ABC-32: Journey to the Unknown Koddy McDowall and Ingrid Brett play a married couple plotting to involve his older brother in a murder plot in order to gain the family fortune. 10:00 NBC-3: The Dean Martin Show Dan Dailey, Gloria Loring, Paul Lynde and comedian Don Rice join in a musical political spoof. 11:30 NBC-3: The Tonight Show Bobby Vinton and the Tamba Four jazz group.

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Courier-Journal Staff Writer FRANKFORT, Ky. The state Alcoholic Beverage Control Board has decided to get into the education business. With the help of the liquor industry, speakers, films and brochures, the board is going to try to educate teen-agers about drinking and state laws against teen-age drinking. The plans for the board's education campaign were revealed here yesterday by ABC Commissioner Shirley W. Palmer-Ball during a meeting with representatives of the state's liquor industry.

The campaign will be directed toward combating consumption of liquor and beer by teen-agers. State law forbids the sale of alcoholic beverages to persons under 21. Both the seller and purchaser are liable for prosecution. "I believe we can do much to steer youth away from problems resulting from drinking if we begin to work with them early and are persistent in our efforts," Palmer-Ball asserted. "Our motive is to allow them to first become capable, adult, mature citizens." He said teen-age drinking is reaching What's New NET Playhouse: Silent Song Modern Supervisory Practica Radio CHANNEL 11 THURSDAY NIGHT MOVIE 634-0554 "serious proportions" and needs the attention of both the state and liquor industry.

"It's a statewide problem, found in both wet and dry territories," Palmer-Ball said. The educational program, the first ever undertaken by the ABC board, is being launched out of the conviction that the board has a "much broader responsibility to the public and the industry than it has followed in the past," Palmer-Ball declared. TEnlightened Protection' The board has the responsibility under state law of regulating the alcoholic beverage industry and helping to enforce state liquor laws. "But our major interest must be an enlightened protection of the general public in its social problems relating to the industry," Palmer-Ball said. "And in our viewpoint, the most pressing of these social problems, as related to the industry, is in the area of teen-age drinking.

Our problem with alcoholic beverages stems not from the product itself but from the abuse and improper use of it. What makes the teen-age problem so critical is that they are incapable of properly using the product." The educational program will be presented in high schools, on college campuses and before teen-age church groups by ABC employes, including board members, field supervisors and field agents, during their spare time. It will be coor-dinated with similar educational campaigns on teen-age drinking conducted by the Department of Public Safety and the Department of Mental Health. Law's Role Emphasized Most of the material to be used by the board will be obtained from associations representing liquor interests. One of the films, co-sponsored by the National Alcoholic Beverage Control Association and the Ohio Safety Patrol, was shown to the industry here yesterday.

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Lawrence took over the seat left vacant when Cook resigned recently as Jefferson County judge to begin his term in the Senate. S. Tilford Payne chairman of the committee, said Lawrence was elected Tuesday by the approximately 50 other elected Republican officials in the city and county. Under the law, Payne said, only five (10 per cent) of the elected officials can hold seats on the 36-member executive committee. The other four elected officials on the committee are Louisville Mayor Kenneth Schmied, County Judge E.

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