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2 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1992 BROADCAST TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS 8:30 CD American Detective A narcotics officer becomes involved in a New Jersey drug case, (cc) 8:30 ES Major Dad Casey is unhappy when her new boyfriend prefers spending time with the Major, (cc) 8:30 CD At Issue Political observers respond to the State of the Commonwealth address. 9:00 EB Murphy Brown Murphy promises to be on her best behavior at a White House lunch, (cc) 9:00 CB American Experience "Love in the Cold War." Returning to the United States after living in the Soviet Union, Communists Eugene and Peggy Dennis were separated from one son, and the father was imprisoned, (cc) 9:00 Eg Learning In America: Education on Trial Premiere: Parents and educators defend their views before Judge Connie L. Peterson. (Part 1 of 3) (cc) 9:30 ES Designing Women Julia's son leaves his wife and plans to return home permanently, (cc) 10:00 69 Northern Exposure Joel unintentionally insults Marilyn's tribe and can make amends only by going through the tribal initiation, (cc) 10:00 CB Learning In America: Education on Trial School restructuring and who should do it. (Part 2 of 3) (cc) 10:00 Innovation Special Season Premiere: "The Future Is Now." Office complexes are linked via computer and telecommunications "megasystems" to form "smart cities." (Part 1 of 3) (cc) 11:00 CD Arsenlo Hall Sexologist Ruth Westheimer; heavyweight boxing champ Evander Holy-field, (cc) 11:35 The Tonight Show Star ring Johnny Carson Actor Harry Anderson; announcer Bob Uecker; singer Dan Fogelberg.

(R) 12:35 a.m. Late Night With David Letterman Rapper Hammer; singer Lyle Lovett; 102-year-old bowler John Venturello. (R) (cc): Closad-coptloned for the hearing Impaired. WAVE-3 I WHAS-11 I WLKY-32 I WDRB-41 I WBNA-21 I WKPC-15 I KET (NBC) (ABC) (CBS) (FOX) (INO.) (PBS) (Q (PBS) Today Cont'd Good Morning Thlt Morning Paiar Pan ft John Hag Lamb Chop's SamStrt Amartca Cont'd Confd thaPlrata Play-Along Woody Marilyn Hlckay Miatar Rogara Woodpacfcac 9 Sally Jassy Liv With Ragit Highway to Movia Bob and Sasama Straat Laarn to Rad Raphaal KathiaLaa Haavan Taachr Margarat Rodgart Homatlm A Donahu Janny Jonas Daalgning Kannath Haading Zoo Zoo Zoo 1 II Woman Copals nd Rainbow Family Faud Morris Carullo 1-2-1 Contact Curshr I Handwriting i On on 6n Maury Povlch Pric Is Right Hart to Hart Jam Robison Yan Can Cook National 1 I Audubon I I Classic Richard Robarta Sawing With Sociaty Concentration uv "News News News Matlock 700 Club MotorWeek Gourmet 1 Ij Cooking I Closer Look Loving Young snd th Woodwrighf This Old fiousa I Rettless Shop Days of Our All My Children Psld Program Savings Austin City America: Th Lives Showcase Limits Second Century Bold and the Too Close (or America: Th Beautiful Comfort Second Century Another World One Life to Live As the World Paid Program Doctor Is In Buslmss and Turns th Law Bullwtnkl Lamb Chop's Business snd Play-Along the Law Santa Barbara General Guiding Light Merri Melodies Widget Mister Rogers Reeding Hospital Rainbow Jamas Bond Jr. AMn and the Sasama Street Square One TV Chipmunks Who's the Cosby Show Oprah Winfrey Beetlejuice DuckTales Sasama Street Golden Girls Candid Camera Tiny Toon Chip 'n' Dele's Reading Adventure Roacus Hangars Rainbow a "Raws Andy Griffith News Teenege Mutant Tale Spin 3-2-1 Contact Milter Rogers Nln Turtles il Inside Edition News Hsrd Copy Family Has Darkwing Duck Square One TV Where Is Carmen Sandlego? 6 "flaws Raws News S3 Saved by th MacNallUhrw rfow to Talk So Bell NewsHour Kids Will Listen NBC News ABC New CBS News Heed of th Paople'l Court Nightly Business Class Report 7' Current Affair Entertainment Wheal of Night Court 100,000 Nightly Business MacNellLohrer Tonight Fortune Pyramid Report NewsHour Family Fud Louisvill Jeopardyl Cheers Lightning Fore Where fa Carman Tonight Live Sendlego? 8 Fresh Prince of FBI: The Untold Evening Shad Movie 700 Club Travels State of the Bel-Air Stories Ths January Commonwealth Blossom American Major Dad Man Atlsaus Detective 9 Movie Movie Murphy Brown Jerry Bernard American Learning In Maid for Each RoboCop Experience America: Other Designing Love In the Education on Women Cold War Trial jk Northern News Bob and Learning in Innovation ill Exposure Margaret America: Special: Th Married.

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11:00 One on One With John Tesh Singer Parti LaBelle. 11:00 CD Maury Povlch Women first pregnant past 40. 4 p.m. 69 Oprah Winfrey Families trying to make peace after a serious holiday fight, (cc) 8:00 Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Will "stuffs" his plans to shine on the basketball court when he learns of a rival's parenthood, (cc) 8:00 CD FBI: The Untold Stories The 1984 murder of a Denver talk-show host. 8:00 ES Evening Shade Herman baby-sits the Newton children when Wood accompanies Ava to a speaking engagement, (cc) 8:00 (0 Travels Season Premiere: A journey in a 1960 Ford Sunliner convertible along U.S.

281, connecting North Dakota and Texas. (Part 1 of 2) (cc) 8:00 CHI State of the Commonwealth Kentucky Gov. Breretoh Jones addresses the state of the state. 8:30 Blossom Blossom confides in her substitute teacher on his last day, then learns he will be back the next week, (cc) TELEVISION MOVIES 9 a.m. CD Teachers Nick Nolte, JoBeth Williams.

A lawsuit spurs a burned-out teacher to search for his ideals. (1984) (2:00) 8 p.m. CD The January Man Kevin Kline, Susan Sarandon. A Manhattan detective tracks down an elusive serial killer, (1988) (2:00) 9:00 Maid for Each Other Premiere: Dinah Manoff, Nell Carter. A housekeeper finds the body of her songstress employer's ex-husband in a closet.

(1992) (2:00) 9:00 03 RoboCop Peter Weller, Nancy Allen. The man gled remains of a dead police officer are used to create the ultimate crime fighter. (1987) (2:00) 2 a.m. CD They Call Me Mr. Tlbbs! Sidney Poitier, Martin Landau.

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Radio Reader: "Saint Maybe" by Anne Tyler. A young man is haunted by guilt over his brother's fate'. WFPL-FM (89.3) 11 a.m. Repeats at 7:30 p.m. Adventures In Good Music: A classical music quiz.

WUOL-FM (90.5) 11 a.m. Repeats at 9 p.m. Jazz Today: "Twisted Titles." WFPL-FM (89.3) 3:05 p.m. Instrumental Recital: Rudolf Serkin plays Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 24 in F-sharp, Brahms' Intermezzo in and Schubert's Piano Sonata in A.

WUOL-FM (90.5) 4 p.m. Tafelmuslk: Geminiani's "The Enchanted Locatelli's "The Plaint of Ariadne." WUOL-FM (90.5) 5 p.m. Sportstalk 84: University of Kentucky basketball coach Rick Pitino at 7 p.m.; open Line at 8. WHAS (840) Boston Symphony Orchestra: Haas' Study for Strings; Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 3 in Brahms' "A German Requiem." Itzhak Perlman, violin; June Anderson, soprano; Thomas Hampson, baritone.

WUOL-FM (90.5) 7 p.m. Metz Here: "Here's the Answer to Your Tax Question." Guests: attorney Robert Kohn and Wayne Stratton, CPA WHAS (840) 9 p.m. Broadway by Night: "Hair." James Rado, Melba Moore. WUOL-FM (90.5) 10 p.m. Late Night Classics: Dvorak's Symphony No.

1, "Bells of Zlonice." Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. WUOL-FM (90.5) 11:10 p.m. Continued from Page 1 they think have a local angle and an impact on their lives," said Neil Kuvin of the Kuvin Group. He is working with the students to produce "NewsWhys." "Teenagers are more interested in why things happen than just the fact that they did take place." Kuvin, a former VVHAS-TV general manager, now heads his own media consulting firm. He and John Curtin, WKPC-15 general manager, came up with the idea while discussing the recently passed (federal) children's TV act.

"It says stations will be judged by what they do for children in the community and mentions that they could earn extra credit for cooperating with local public stations," Curtin said. Curtin and Kuvin decided that news offered the most promising possibilities for a project. Channel 15 has production facilities but no news department, so Kuvin recruited WAVE, "We were happy to be part of such a positive idea involving young people," said Guy Hempel, WAVE general manager. Kuvin then approached the Jefferson County Public Schools to provide the student newscasters and persuaded Capital Holding Corp. to foot the bill for a six-week experiment.

The first mini-newscasts will be on WAVE'S "Sunrise" program between 6 and 7 a.m. today and again on the noon news. WKPC will air them at various times. "NewsWhys" segments will be aslo televised over the schools' closed-circuit system. WDJX-AM simulcasts Louisville's WDJX (AM-1080) returned to simulcasting its sister FM station's programming this morning after a six-month absence.

WDJX had leased its AM signal to WXU a Christian outlet, which apparently was unable to cope financially. "I guess they just didn't realize how much money it would take to operate the said Bill Wells, WDJX general manager. DJX has no plans to lease its AM signal again. "We heard from lots of people who only had AM radios in their cars and trucks who missed us," said Wells. "Those listeners will add to our overall ratings." King country "We had the best (ratings) book in the station's history," chortled a jubilant Coyote Calhoun, WAMZ program manager after he saw the just-released Arbitron fall ratings.

"Country is sure king in this area." WAMZ gained five points over its summer performance. It racked up almost 23 percent of the audience in the listeners-over-12 category, a blowout by any yardstick. The station appeared to sweep almost every age category in the preliminary statistics, including the 18-34 grouping, a classification usually dominated by WQMF. WHAS was the runner-up with 14.5. The rankings for the rest of the top dozen stations: WDJX (3), WQMF (4), WVEZ (5), WGZB (6), WRKA (7), WLRS (8), WZKS (KISS) (9), WAVG (10), WXVW WQMF registered the other big shift in ratings, falling from 10.4 to 7.1 from summer to fall.

WRKA dropped from 6.7 to 5. WAVG showed gains, and so did its new sister station, WXVW. The Fonda family Jane Fonda probably would have been asked to narrate the film tribute to her father, Henry, tonight on TNT cable even if she hadn't married network owner Ted Turner. "Fonda on Fonda," at 8 on Storer-28, is a love letter from a daughter to her dad. Don't look for insight into any family tragedy or controversy.

This is a film-clip celebration with only pleasant memories and glowing praise. It's his story, not the family's. The aloof, somewhat cold father Jane Fonda writes about in this week's TV Guide is nowhere to be seen in this program. The old clips are great. In one scene we see Henry Fonda as the stubborn juror in "12 Angry Men." He is wonderful as "Young Mr.

Lincoln" and very funny as "Mister Roberts." In almost every screen appearance, he played the quiet, sincere, dedicated, honest sort of fellow we would all like to be. Many critics think "The Grapes of Wrath" was his best and most memorable performance. Viewers can judge for themselves when TNT airs the 1940 classic based on John Steinbeck's novel at 9 tonight, following "Fonda on Fonda." Report card American schools are on trial, and you can be the jury tonight at 10 on PBS-15 when "Learning in America" argues whether the educational system is beyond repair. Channel 15 aired Part I last week, a program on the merits of a national testing system. It can be seen when KET (Storer-13) starts the series tonight at 9.

Part 2 employs courtroom procedures to argue whether public schools should get a passing or failing grade. A real judge presides as experts are cross-examined. The testimony is sometimes interesting but often frustratingly contradictory. And the discussion gets sidetracked. At times it's not clear what the experts are trying to say.

One side presents evidence that in the United States an average of $150,000 is spent per classroom each year. The nation's teachers get an average of $35,000 of that total in salaries. One witness says the rest vanishes down a vast bu reaucratic hole controlled by administrators mainly concerned with protecting their fiefdoms. The other side says that just isn't true; they offer statistics to show that great progress is being made. Just like in a real trial, it's hard to know what the truth is.

What hangs in the balance is the future of the nation, and any debate on this subject however flawed must be encouraged. Reds A son remembers his Communist Party parents in a curious but fascinating "American Experience" at 9 tonight on PBS-15 (tomorrow night at 9 on KET). Eugene Dennis recalls his mother and father, Eugene and Peggy Dennis, who met at a party meeting in the 1920s. His father went on to become the head of the party in the United States and later served five years in jail for subversive activities. The program is an interesting profile of why some Americans joined the party and what happened to their dream of radical global reform.

Eugene Jr. was raised in America, but his younger brother, Tim, was left in Russia in the 1930s for what was to be a short visit. He was separated from his family for 20 years. Tom Dorsey's column appears Monday through Thursday In the Features section..