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Arizona Republici
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Phoenix, Arizona
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mi vrri pitv IT 11 KLPU bLlU The Arizona Republic tt; Jack Swamon M71 OX ieie vision on siauons vauey Spry resigns as KPAZ manager (10) Movie (12) Nichols 1:00 8) Owen Marshall (1!) Dean Martin 1:30 8) News 10:00 3) (12) News 8) It's Your Bet 10:30 (3) Dick Cavett i Gene Spry has resigned as manager of KPAZ-TV Chan i Inel 21 and the Rev. V. 0. Brassfield, assistant pastor of the Bible FeUowship Church, has been appointed new rnan-' ger. 1 Spry, contacted at his home yesterday, said he could not ing its payroll the previous week and that they were given no severance pay or accumulated vacation pay.

The church, which bought the station last year while it was under jurisdiction of the federal bankruptcy court, won Federal Communications Commission approval to oper- THE -truest CCLC.1 -SEE F0.1 YCJ.1SELF ODIJUat ill) Hollywood Squarei 8) Mayberry R.F.D. I) Ministers (12) Flying Nun t) Wild Wild Wert 8) Wallace and Ladmo (10) David Frost (12) Daniel Boone 8:00 2) (12) News 8) Gilligan's Island 8:30 3) (12) News S) Dick Van Dyke (10) Walter Cronkite 1:00 8) Petticoat Junction S) Star Trek (10) (12) News 1:30 3) What's My Line (10) Tell the Truth (12) Primus Alias Smith and Jones 8) Andy Griffith (10) Bearcats (12). Flip Wilson 7:30 8) Movie 8:00 3) Longstreet The Long-Awaited BestsdlerRyTV't Favorite Cooking Star A Bantam Book Where Ftiperbads Are SM MM! WIN ULTRA-RELIABLE TRANSISTORIZED CHASSIS FOR LOW-COST UPKEEP KTVK-ABC Camel I KPBO Chanel I KOOL-CB3 Chanel 10 KTAR-N2C Chanel 11 KPAZ Chanel it Black nd WUU Programs (Others Cat) THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28 1:1 (10) Meditation 1:21 (10) Farm and Ranch 1:30 (10) Sunrise Semester 1:01 (10) News (12) Today Show its KjJb.a 1:30 (12) Today 7:00 8) Financial (10) Capt Kangaroo (12) Today (12) News (12) Today 8) News (10) Phoenix Show (12) Today in Arizona 8) Paul Harvey 8:20 S) Community Corner That Girl i) Nutrition (10) Love of Life 1:00 8) Bewitched 8) Movie Game (10) Where Heart Is (12) Jeopardy 1:30 8) Password 8) Movie (10) Search for Tomorrow (12) Who, What, Where (12) News 10:01 (8) All My Children (10) News (12) Dinah's Place 10:80 (8) Let's Make a Deal (10) World Turns (12) Three on a Match 11:00 8) Newlyweds (10) Spkndored Thing (12) Our Lives 11:30 (3) Dating Game 18" Diag. wr 19" Wag. wr7" UNMATCHED FOR QUALITY OR PRICE "Swing fht Vaifty Siw 1953 Wo Swk9 What Wt Stff xptrt a-7Vt 11:00 (10) Merv Griffin (12) Tonight 12:00 3) (12) News 12:18 (12) Movie 12:38 8) Paul Hanej (10) News "Feather-Touch" Solid-State Electronic Remote Control AMERICA'S FINEST $428 '488 ARIZ, IV.

MM7SIS BALKS SEHV1C3 6 WEEKS AWAY! XMAS SAVE NOW! Ph. 151-3434 OPEN 1:30 to 1:30 Mon.lTliurs. 2502 81. 7th Street i 3) Candid Camera (10) Gmmng Light (12) The Doctors 12:18 (8) General Hospital I) News (10) Secret Storm (12) Romper Room One life to Liva I) Ladmo Show (10) Edge of Night (12) Famous Trials 1:01 3) Love, American Style I) Open House (10) Corner Pyle (12) Somerset 1:30 8) Bridal World (10) Lucy Show (12) Another World 1:11 I) Sewing 2:00 8) Flintstones S) Movie (10) Beverly Hillbillies (12) Concentration 2:30 8) Batman (10) Family Affair (12) Sale of Century 3:00 3) Get Smart (10) Mike Douglas Carnival Saturday Casa Grande benefit CASA GRANDE Games for all ages will be featured at the Casa Grande Junior Women's Club's second Halloween Carnival at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Kiwanis Field here.

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The church sold some $500,000 la bonds to finance its operation. Two weeks ago, the station suspended regular programming and began a fund -raising telethon to secure pledges to meet the station's operating expenses. Last night, church officials reported receiving $14,000 in pledges, 65 per cent of its goal Of $21,500. Brassfield was unavailable by telephone yesterday and didn't return messages left with the station's receptionist. Brassfield joined the church staff two months ago after the resignation of John Watson, former assistant to Edmonds.

Brassfield has no previous television experience. Church and station officials continued their silence on future program plans. But other personnel at the station said the church has decided to drop Action Auction, Roller Derby, and wrestling. Sport-scene, hosted by Lin Edmonds, the pastor's son, was first canceled and then reinstated. Action Auction was one of the few moneymakers in the station's schedule, sometimes yielding more than $1,000 per show.

The station traded advertising for merchandise and then auctioned off the merchandise to listeners. No surgery for Lee Meza Further X-rays showed it was a severe gastric attack rather than gallstones so local singer Lee Meza, hospitalized Monday evening, won't need surgery. She was released from Scottsdale's Baptist Hospital yesterday. However, she won't return to her Golden Steer engagement, which had been scheduled to end Saturday night Karen Dumont took over for her. RADIO nor KTAR-NIC KMJO KlfN-Sp K'HO-AK kooi-us KfCA-HI KXTC-FM KOKI-fM KOOL-fM 1.1 MC tlJMC l.JMC 4JMC a.m.

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Edmonds read a list of persons let go and told them the station was financially unable to employ them further. Ex-employes said the station was a day late in meet Movies Bcst-of-Sbow 9:30 a.m. (5) "My Favorite Wife;" 1M0; Cary Grant, Irene Dunne, Randolph Scott: Comedy about a wife who is believed dead, but returns after years on a desert island when the husband is about to rewed. 2 pan. (S) "King in Shadow;" 1957; Horst Buchholz, O.W.

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7:30 p.m. (5) "The Family Jewels;" Jerry Lewis, Donna Buttcrworth, Sebastian Cabot: Tale of an orphaned 9-year-old girl who must choose a guardian from six oddball uncles to claim a $30 million inheritance. 8 p.m. (10) "The Comedians;" 1967; Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, Alec Guinness, Peter Ustinov, Lil lian Gish: An Englishman in Haiti becomes compromised with a diplomat's wife and a native rebellion. 10:30 p.m.

(5) "The Oscar;" Stephen Boyd, Elke Sommer, Eleanor Parker, Milton Berle: Drama about an unscrupulous actor who used his friends to further his career. 12:15 a.m. (12) "Ladies Who Do;" 1963; Robert Mor-ley, Peggy Hunt: Comedy about a cleaning woman who begins to make hers on the Stock Exchange, quite by chance. TV details 9 p.m. (3) Owen Marshall: "Shadow of a Marshall objects to the methods of famed criminal attorney Grant Chase, with whom he is teamed in defense of two college students.

9 p.m. (8) Hollywood Theater: powerful psychological drama about 'a struggling young writer working in a New York restaurant as a counter man and a young girl who works in the restaurant as a waitress. Starring James Farentino and Patty Duke. 10 p.m. (8) EI' Mundo Dc Mexico: A festival special for "Day of the Dead," which they celebrate Nov.

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