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ST. LOUIS POST-OISPATCH July 17, 1981 10D television eric mink television radio 9KETC II KPLR-TV 30 KDNL-TV 2KTVI 4 KMOX-TV 5 KSDK Real Birth Of Public Radio PAID ADVERTISEMENT Tonight: Dionne Warwick, Charles Nelson Reilly, Buddy Rich (R) MacNeil-Lehrer 11 Prisoner: Cell Block 30 NewlywedGame sails? Run a 4-line classified ad 3 days in a row for $10. You'll save $5 off the regular rate and you'll reach thousands of your neighbors the ones most interested in your sale. And you can run your ad any 3 days in a row you choose, (not just in the middle of the week!) on the weekend, too. Call now.

We'll help you word and place your classified ad. POSTGLOBE CLASSIFIED 621-6666 11:00 2 ABCNightline Twilight Zone 11 MOVIE: Speedway V4(1968) Elvis Presley, Nancy Sinatra 30 News 11:00 2 Weekend Special: "The Contest Kid Strikes Again" 4 Fat Albert 5 Jonny Quest Your Health (CC) 11 Six Million Dollar Man 11:30 2 Golf: British Open 4 DrakPack 5 The Flintstones I Victory Garden 11:25 Captioned ABC News 11:30 2 Fridays: The Split Enz(R) 5 SCTV Network 90: RoyOrbison 30 Adam-12 11:40 4 MOVIE: Claws (1977) Jason Evers, Leon Ames 12:00 30 Rat Patrol 12:30 30 700Club 12:40 2 MOVIE: West-world (1973) YulBrynner 1:00 5 News 1:05 11 News 1:30 5 Newsbeat The HoundOfThe Baskervilles (1939) Basil Rathbone(B) 1:40 4 The People Speak 30 Lawrence Welk 8:00 2 Love Boat A physician and his fiancee create a serious problem for Doc, and a woman tries to influence her daughter's decision about the new man in her life. (R)(CC) 4MOVIE: The Manitou "(1978) Tony Curtis, Susan Strasberg I MOVIE: Santa Fe Trail (1940) Errol Flynn, Olivia deHavilland II Tic Tac Dough 30 MOVIE: Two For The Road (1967) Audrey Hepburn, Albert Finney 8:30 11 FaceTheMusic SATURDAY AFTERNOON This week saw major progress toward making the acclaimed programs of National Public Radio (NPR) available to all St. Louis area listeners. It's about time.

On Tuesday night, the St. Louis Board of Education gave official approval to a program-sharing arrangement between the board's KSLH (FM, 91.5) and KWMU, the station run by the University of Missouri at St. Louis. The proposal for programs (mostly from NPR) now unused or reluctantly used by KWMU to be shuttled via telephone lines to KSLH for broadcast. KWMU, an NPR affiliate, has kept its own airwaves virtually clear of NPR material, sticking almost exclusively to classical music.

WSIE in Edwardsville, also an NPR affiliate, carries scads of NPR programs, but its transmission problems make its difficult or impossible to receive in many parts of St. Louis. i. The plan now goes to the legal who will work with the staffs of the institutions to draw up documents spelling out the specifics of the plan. Those i documents then must be approved by the school board, the curators of the University of Missouri and by National Public Radio before the program-sharing can begin.

Assuming fulfillment of a few basic requirements, this plan could prove a giant step forward for St. Louis broadcasting. I Listeners, of course, will be the 1 big winners. Long denied access to of radio's best programs, lthey now will have a chance to 'hear what the rest of the nation has been listening to for years. Chief among these programs is Things Considered," a daily, '90-minute news-and-public-affairs "magazine that has won almost Tevery honor available to a broadcast program.

Exciting, provocative, informative and fun, 'I Things Considered" airs in every major city in the United States except St. Louis. For the entire area to benefit, however, KSLH will have to boost (1959) Tony Cur- tis.JackLemmon 11:00 2 MOVIE: Easy Rider "(1969) Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper 11:30 30 Rat Patrol 12:00 5 Top Ten 30 Jim Bakker. 12:30 5 Grand OleOpry 11 Three Stooges 12:45 2 ABCNews 1:00 2 News 4 Match Game 5 Portrait Of A Legend: Stevie Wonder 1:30 2 Film: "Wherever You Are" 4 News 11 Solid Gold 2:00 4 MOVIE: The Adventurers (1970) Bekim Fehmiu, Charles Aznavour 2:30 11 Wrestling 3:30 11 RockConcert ning young beauty, and an undercover agent tracks down a soldier of fortune. (R)(CC) 11 Nashville Music 9:30 11 News 10:00 2 4 5 News 9 SCTV Television Network 11 Benny Hill 30 MOVIE: Kung Fu (1971) David Carradine, Barry Sullivan 10:30 2 M'A'S'H 4 MOVIE: Waterloo (1971) Rod Steiger, Christopher Plummer 5 Saturday Night Live: Elliott Gould, Roslyn Kind, Kate and AnnaMcGarrigle 9 MOVIE: Gilda (1946) Rita Hayworth, Glenn Ford(B) 11 MOVIE: Some FCC rule that took effect seven months ago, KSLH very likely would be forced to share its frequency if it did not extend its on-air time from the present eight hours daily (weekdays only) to at least 12 hours every day.

The UMSL proposal allows KSLH to expand its broadcast time and at an almost nominal cost, at least for the time being. But as the government funds that now pay for NPR programming dry up, public radio stations will find program costs skyrocketing. The board benefits, too, because on the strength of NPR programming, KSLH may very well become St. Louis' preeminent radio station for national news and public affairs. The enhanced public image and exposure such a station can bring to the city's beleaguered school system are intangible but nontheless real.

NPR benefits because it will have its programs heard where they have not been heard before. And before NPR approves the deal, according to vice president Clyde Robinson, it will make sure that "the programs' integrity is maintained, in technical quality as well as editorial content" and that they will air in a "professional context." Finally, just as UMSL has had to bear the blame for keeping NPR programs from St. Louis listeners, so will it share the credit for getting them on the air. At the same time, the plan will allow KWMU to keep its classical-music format pristine while mollifying those who criticized it, myself included, for doing so in the past. Problems remain, however, at UMSL.

KWMU staff morale is low, by some accounts, because the sharing plan was developed without its consultation. Some students close to the radio station are upset because giving up NPR programs robs them of an important educational resource. And the UMSL administration didn't help things much by planning the KSLH deal without seeking the advice of two groups designed to be sounding boards on just such issues the KWMU Advisory Committee, primarily a faculty group, and the KWMU Community Advisory Board, a citizen Nevertheless, as the city school board concluded this week when apprised of the difficulties, they are UMSL's problems. The public, the school board, NPR and even UMSL come out ahead. FRIDAY EVENING (CC)Clol Captioned 6:00 4 News I Studio See II All InThe Family 30 Happy Days 6:30 ZHollywood Squares 4 Family Feud 5 Newsbeat I MacNeil-Lehrer Report II Hogan's Heroes 30 Good Times 7:00 2 Benson: "Rivals" 4 Incredible Hulk: David goesto work in a wax museum owned by a troubled young woman.

(R) 5 Harper Valley PTA: Stella campaigns for Mayor Otis Harper and against Flora Reilly's hand-picked candidate. (R) I Washington Week II Gunsmoke 7:30 2 I'm A Big Girl Now: Diana gets caught in the middle of one of Ben and Walter's fights. (R) 5 Pilot Film: "Dear Teacher." Fifth-grade teacher learns the man of her dreams is the father of one of her students. Wall Street Week: "A Second Glantz AtTheMarket" 8:00 2 MOVIE: Drive-In (1976) Glenn Morshower, Lisa Lemole 4 Dukes Of Haz-zard: Lurene Tuttle, Oak Ridge Boys(R) 5MOVIE: The Other Side Of The Mountain (1978) Marilyn Hassett, Timothy Bottoms (Part 2) 9 Essay Aging "DON'T COUNT THE CANDLES" 11 Tic Tac Dough 30 MOVIE: House On Greenapple Road (1970) Christopher George, Janet Leigh 8:30 11 FaceTheMusic 9:00 4 Dallas: Lucy's wedding backdrops far-reach 12:00 4 Jason 5 Littlest Hobo 0 Market To Market 11 MOVIE: Abbott And Costello In The Foreign Legion "(1950) Bud Abbott, Lou Costello (B) 30 I a 1 Ernest Borgnine, Joe Flynn 2:00 9:00 4MOVIE: Five Card Stud (1968) Dean Martin, Robert Mitchum 2 Fantasy Island: A woman nearing middle age is tran-formed into a stun 12:30 4 30 Minutes 5 Baseball Bunch 0 Julia Child 2:25 2 News 1:00 2:55 2 Make Peace With Nature 3:15 11 Health Field Crab Legs Served at Sunset Hills Only 2 Car Care Central 4 D.B.'s Delight 5 NBC Sports: Boxing; Horse Racing French Chef 4:05 4 News 1:30 2 Sports Afield 4 Kidsworld I Oil Painting DM SATURDAY MORNING 5:30 4 News 11 U.S. Farm Report 5:40 4 The People Speak its power output, presently at a 6:00 1:45 11 MOVIE: Francis Goes To West Point "(1952) Donald O'Connor, Lori Nelson (B) 4 Country Way 5 Agriculture 11 News 2:00 less-than-robust 12,500 watts from a relatively low 400-foot tower.

With almost no trouble and expense, KSLH can up its power to 25,000 watts, and that will help its signal distribution considerably. Further power boosts and a higher tower would be costly. The St. Louis school board will be the next most obvious beneficiary of the plan. Under an "PLUS" Our Famous Smorgasbord, 2 Monte Carlo Show 4 Movie Machine Over Easy (CC) 30MOVIE: The Mouse That Roared (1959) Peter Sellers, I I I 6:30 2 World Of Ideas 4 Summer Semester 5 Camp Wilderness 11 Today's Black Woman 30 News 7:00 2 Superfriends 4 Tom And Jerry 5 The Flintstones 11 Hot Fudge 30 Public Forum We will be serving SNOW crab legs on our Smorgasbord line each evening and all day Sunday For a Limited Time.

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(Part 2)(R) (PBS Special: "Cecil Rhodes: A Touch Of Churchill, A Touch Of Hitler." A look at the role of the European in Africa during the last quarter of the 19th. century 11 Joker's Wild 9:30 11 News 10:00 2 4 5 News 11 Benny Hill 30 SanfordAndSon By Lynda Hirsch What, are the chances of the actor who originally played Hutch returning to "General P.S. Excellent. As we reported two weeks ago, Hutch is back and "Genera! Hospital" has him. Incidentally, Rick Moses, who plays Hutch, can now sing duets with the show's newest actor.

Rick Springfield, who plays Dr. Noah Drake. Springfield was a rock star in the mid-'70s and still continues to rock on. A look at the years that have brought a young Englishman to what promises to be one of the grandest of marriage ceremonies. In our colorfull PD Magazine.

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