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REPUBLIC nNAfc me The Arizona Republic Friday, December 31, 1982 TV Radio KTVK (ABC) KPHO (Ind.) KAET (PBS) (D KTSP (CBS) KPNX (NBC) KNXV (Ind.) Q) KPAZ Q) KTVW (Spanish)(UHF) Daytime TV highlights Equipment, new set add dazzle at KTSP Bud Wilkinson Television Radio CD Sonshine 2:30 CD Lester Sumrall CD Una Limosna de Amor 3:00 Little House 0 Young People's Special People's Court Incredible Hulk CD Praise (2 hrs.) Andrea Celeste 3:30 Pink Panther Three's Company 4:00 WKRP E) Scooby Doo Powerhouse Streets of San Francisco Hour Magazine Michoel London. McHale's Navy CD Luisana Mia 4:30 More Real People Gilligan's Island Portraits in Pastels Leave It to Beaver 5:00 News Brady Bunch Doctor Who One Day at a Time CD News CDXetu 5:30 ABC News Happy Days Again Doctor in the House CBS News NBC News Maude CD Davey and Goliath CD Extranos Caminos del Amor Powerhouse Young and Restless Days of Our lives CD Get in Shape Mundo Latino 11:30 News Quilting CD Jimmy Swoggort 12:00 0 One Life to Live Dick Van Dyke Photo Show News Bonanza CD Public Report Carrascolendas 12:30 Andy Griffith Dick Covert As the World Turns Wheel of Fortune CD PracticePerfect Movie "las Medios de Seda" (2 hrs.) 1:00 General Hospital Hogan's Heroes Mystery! Football Peach Bowl: Iowa vs. Tennessee. (3 hrs.) Another World World Vision (2 hrs.) CD A Child's World 1:30 I Love Lucy CD American Conflict 2:00 Love Boat Big Valley Movie "Thcy Shall Have Musk" (1939, musical) Joel McCreo, Walter Brennan, Jascha Hei-fctz. Disadvantaged kids help a man save his settlement musk school.

(2 hrs.) Fantasy Merv Griffin Linda lavin and Charles Nelson Reilly. 700 dob (I 30 mins.) 8:30 Open House CD Praise (2 hrs.) Q) El Chavo 9:00 Richard Simmons Movie "Frankenstein" Conclusion. (1973, horror, TV) Robert Foxworth, Susan Strasberg. (1 30 mins.) Electric Company $25,000 Pyramid Here's Lucy CD Enrique Polivoz 9:30 Edge of Night Mister Rogers Child's Play Mary Tyler Moore Financial News 0 Hoy Mismo (1 30 mins.) 10:00 Family Feud Sesame Street Price Is Right Doctors 10:30 Ryan's Hope Donahue High cost of starting out in the 1980s. Search for Tomorrow Movie "Space Monster" (1964, science fiction) Froncine York, Jimmy Bracon.

Scientists are forced to land their spaceship on a strange plonet. (1 30 mins.) CD News 11:00 All My Children "TV" in movie listings signifies that the movie was mode for television. 5:00 The Rifleman ffi) CBS News 5:30 College Classes Early Today CD Kenneth Hagin 5:45 A.M. Weather 5:55 RFO 12 6:00 ABC News Great Space Coaster Sesame Street Morning (2 hrs.) News CD Lester Sumrall 6:30 Sergeant Preston CD Calling Dr. Whitaker 7:00 Good Morning America (2 hrs.) Wallace and Ladmo Woodwright's Shop Today (2 hrs.) Jim Bairicer CDKPTl 7:30 lilias, Yoga and You CD Joy in the Morning 8:00 Tom Jerry Sesame Street By Bonnie Baker Republic Staff King Orange Jamboree Parade 7 p.m.

Twelve bands, 24 floats, six camels, the Royal Lippizaner stallions, the Highlands Pipe Band from St. Louis and nine other units participate in this 49th annual parade from Miami, Fla. Two of the bands represent the teams playing in the Orange 3owl game, Louisiana State University and Nebraska. Orange Bowl Queen Mavel Rodriguez is another special attraction. Hosting the parade are Shelley Long (Cheers) and Joe Garagiola.

Other celebrities include Milton Berle, Anita Gillette (Quincy), Ben Vereen, Vicki Lawrence (Mama's Family), and Michael Warren (Hill Street Blues). CBS' Happy New Year, America 10:30 p.m. Donny Osmond hosts the New Year's Eve festivities from the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City. Also appearing are Les Brown and his Band of Renown, Gladys Knight and the Pips, Eddie Rabbitt, Susan Anton, Donna Mills (Knots Landing), Jerry Lee Lewis, the Moulin Rouge Dancers, Leo Sayer and stars from the Broadway musical Sophisticated Ladies. Activities will be shown from Times Square, Walt Disney World and the Las Vegas, Hilton.

Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve 'S3 11:30 p.m. fj Joining Clark as co-hosts are Lydia Cornell (Too Close for Comfort) and Anson Williams (Happy Days). Performers are Barry Manilow, Ronnie Milsap, Jermaine Jackson, the Go-Go's and Hall and Oates. Alter, upgrade and overhaul have been the watchwords at KTSP-TV (Channel 10) since Gulf Broadcasting took over the CBS affiliate in October. There have been some minor programming purchases, notably The Streets of San Francisco for late afternoon use, and some major defections.

News anchor Mary Jo West left for CBS in New York a month ago, while Bob Davies ends his career at the station today and will start work Monday at American Cable. Davies used to be a vice president at Channel 10, but when Gulf took over all titles were removed, including the vice president's tag hung on news anchor Bill Close. News director Bill Miller is the man calling the shots. The biggest change has been off-camera. Under the previous ownership of Tom Chauticey, Channel 10 fell behind other stations in the market on the technical end and its newscasts appeared stodgy when compared to electronic wizardry being demonstrated by competitors.

The recent arrival of a new "switcher," which will be put into use within two weeks, should help bring the station's presentation up to the level of competitors. A switcher is a device that controls transitions and effects and is capable of flipping a picture around, making it smaller or bigger and positioning the picture on the screen. Overall, cosmetic upgrading in the last three months has been gradual: forecaster Joe Dougherty received some new equipment enabling him to better show storm patterns; noon and 6 p.m. co-anchor Elyse Wolfman was advised on makeup and hairstyling, improving her appearance immeasurably. However, on Monday, KTSP-TV will unveil a new news set as well as a new name for its news programs Newscenter 10.

The station has been utilizing the name TV 10 News, a stopgap title forced by the dropping of the KOOL News 10 designation when the K00L-TV call letters fell by the wayside. The Newscenter name is one of a handful, along with Action News and Eyewitness News, that are commonly used by stations around the nation. Miller said it was chosen because it contained elements of the long-used KOOL News 10 name, "news" and "10." The new set, tan and brown with two pop-up monitors, was designed by a company in San Diego and replaces the two separate sets (newsroom and studio) that the station has used. This set adjoins the newsroom. A consultant from Los Angeles helped in lighting.

Total cost of the project is a pittance compared to the $1 million the station has spent so far in technical improvements. The choice of earth tones the set is bounded by burnt orange walls was designed to set it off from the other local stations' news sets, especially the stark white anchor desk at KPNX-TV (Channel 12). "It's warmer than anybody's set," Miller said. Whether the technical changes will appreciably alter the station's news ratings won't be known until next year. The impact of smoother productions, the result of improved equipment, and the appeal of gimmickry is not recorded in the ratings.

"I don't think you can measure that. I think it still depends on who you have on the air," Miller said. Viewers may subcon-ciously detect a difference. "I think that's probably true," he added. Meanwhile, Miller announced that former KARZ radio talk-show host Bob Riedy has been hired to report from On the Arizona Road, a feature handled by Bill Leverton prior to his jump to Channel 12.

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But technology needed to mass-produce wall screens is still a few years away. Meanwhile, many consumers can see some of the new display technologies in an array of pocket-sized TV sets. The Sony Watchman, a black-and-white TV with a 2-inch diagonal screen, hit the market first It's about the size of a walkie-talkie. Next year, Sinclair Research Ltd. of England is expected to unveil a TV set the size of a sardine can and priced as low as $100.

Casio Computer Co. of Japan is planning to sell a tiny flat-screen TV for about $200 next spring. The first TV sets were made with screens as small as 2 inches. But the new tiny TVs are the first to use flat screens. Technicians are studying at least a dozen flat-panel technologies that promise both sharper pictures and versatility.

The aim is to create large, flat wall screens capable of bringing cinemalike entertainment into the home, and thin panels that can operate off small power sources, such as penlight or watch batteries. Thin-panel designers have found it difficult to reduce the distance between the electron gun, which shoots a picture-painting electron beam from the back of the tube, and the phosphor screen in front. In the Watchman, Sony has mounted the electron gun below the screen. It fires electrons in at an angle. Sony now is attempting to adapt its technology for use in a flat, wall-mounted TV and in a pocket-size color TV set Celebrities share theirs -call us with yours 4 (J Fun Food Series Exotic cuisine from Szechuan 4 Q30 Love your sterec Care repair of your stereo system 2KTARNEWS 9 Hall ol Fame Bowl Vanderbilt vs.

Air force Bluebonnet Bowl Arkansas vs. Florida Followed by Lee Hamilton's "620 Sportsline" Special Report Happy New Year! Astoire and Gene Kelly ore hosts lor this collection ol film clips. (2 45 mins.) 1:30 NBC Overnight 2:00 News 2:30 Movie "The Assassination ol Trotsky" (1972, drama) Richard Burton, Alain Delon, Romy Schneider, last days of a Russian rebel. (2 hrs.) News Network 3:30 CD News 3:45 ft Untouchables CD Religious 4:00 AH in the Family CD Deaf World 7:00 Benson Kraus' pen pal arrives at the governor's mansion. (Closed-captioned.) MacNeilLehrer Dukes of Hazzard A runaway teen ager has a crush on Coy.

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Knight Rider A small town is being taken over by a motorcycle gang. CD Praise (3 hrs.) CD Chorytin I Singles Knight and the Pips, Eddie Rabbitt, Donna Mills, Susan Anton and les Brown and his Band of Renown. (2 hrs.) Tonight Carson's guest is Tina Turner. 11:00 Benny Hill CD News 11:15 CD Religious 11:30 Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve '83 (I 30 mins.) Odd Couple Madame's Place CD The Answer 12:00 Movie "The Monster Club" (1981, horror, TV) Vincent Price, Donald Pleasance, John Corro-dine. (2 hrs.) SCTV (1 30 mins.) CD Best Day of Your Life 12:30 Movie "The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders" (1965, drama) Kim Novak, Richard Johnson.

(2 10 mins.) CD Praise (3 hrs.) 1:00 Movie "Thot's Entertainment, Part 2" (1976, musical) Fred 9:00 Bob Newhart Bob and Emily enter a tennis tournament. Falcon Crest Chase holds the decisive vote on the future of the "Globe," and Jacqueline wants Cole's baby. Secrets of the Bermuda Triangle A report on strange incidents that have occurred in the Bermuda Triangle. CD Sin Presenta Jose Luis Rodrigues. 9:30 News Camera Three A portrait of blues singer Alberta Hunter.

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