St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 329

UHF Channel 30, KDNL-TV, Joins St. Louis Area Telecasting Scene ST. LOUIS'S NEWEST telavision station, KDNL-TV. will go on the air at 3:15 pjn. today caremonies marking tKa dedication of ih facilities in the former KMOX-TV building at Thirtaanth and Cola streets.

Many of Channel 30' programs will ba (hows that previously appeared on tha natworki and are no longar in production. An outstanding departure in talavision programing in St. Louis will ba a Monday through Friday faatura of tha station, from 9 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. It will ba a continuous prasantation of financial naws and reports.

Channal 30, in tha UHF band, cannot ba racaivad on older talavision sats without a spacial adaptar. THE ANNUAL prasantation of tha Emmy Awards, tha talavision industry's recognition of outstanding achiavamant in parfonming and tachnical fialds, will ba talavisad at 9 p.m. today on KMOX-TV. Hosts for tha awards, of tha National Ajcadamy of Talavision Arts and Sciancas, will ba Marv Griffin, in Naw York, and Bill Cosby, on tha Wast Coast. Prasantars will includa Jack Banny, Laslio Uggams, Don Knotts, Goldia Hawn and Robart Brown.

CLAI RVOYANT-astrologar Maurica Woodruff will be featured in a naw weakly syndicated program that has bean addad to tha KPLR-TV Saturday schedule at 1:30 p.m. Host of tha hour-long series will ba hairstylist Vidal Sassoon. "COMRADE SOLDIER," an ABC Naws spacial that was pre-empted May 22, will ba talevisad at 2 p.m. today on KTVI. Tha The French Grand Prix ot Le Mais will be televised live via satellite on KTVI's "Wide World of Sports" at 4 p.m.

Saturday. The scene here Is from last year's race..