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TV-ENTERTAINMENT Friday, October 25, 1985 Albuquerque Journal Page 13, Section A JY-PREVIEWS1 Two More Stations Seek Slice of KOB Market By Rick Nathanson JOURNAL STAFF WRITER if A contemporary format began targeting the same audience age group. Santa Fe station KKSS, FM-97, also went on the air with an adult contemporary format geared toward the same listening group. All the new stations, without exception, claim they are offering an alternative to KOB, and they maintain KOB has never been seriously challenged until now. "I welcome them to the market place the more the merrier!" said Doug Stewart, general sales manager for KOB AM and FM. "Everybody in town wants to take a run at us.

We welcome the competition." KOB FM and AM has been rated first and second respectively for the last three years, according to the Arbitron ratings book. That rating is based on the stations' overall share of the total radio listening audience over age 12. KOB FM had a total market share of 16.7 percent, according to the last Aribitron book, while the AM captured 14.2 percent. Except for one rating book when KOB AM slipped from second to fourth place, the stations' success has not waivered during the last few years. KOB-FM operates under 100,000 watts and the AM under 50,000.

Stewart said the only truly "full-service" radio station in the Albuquerque market is KOB AM, which features hourly and half-hourly news, sports and weather updates 24-hours a day. The FM features only "good news" in a capsulized format, and then only during morning and evening drive time. KOB's general manager, Art Schreiber, said Albuquerque now has as many radio stations as much larger markets. "This bodes well not only for the state, but also for the listeners." and simple and we won't yuck-it-up so much. We'll let the music be the star," he said.

KKHJ will offer news in the morning between 6 a.m. and 10 a.m., and hourly weather reports around the clock. Both stations will be on the air 24 hours and will broadcast their signals over 100,000 watts. Skip KKHJ's production director, predicted that by the station's third ratings book, "we'll have sliced KOB's numbers in half." The station's general manager, Dean Burns, was more realistic, saying "we'd like to be rated number 1, but we'll be happy if we're rated in the top 5 in the Albuquerque market." Ms. Towle was also confident that KIVA would eventually be the number-1 rated station, although she declined to give a timetable for.

achieving that goal. KIVA is owned by Constant Communications, based in Portland, Ore. The station was purchased from Amo Broadcasting Co. KKHJ is owned by Community Broadcasting, based in Los Alamos, which also owns sister station KRSN-AM. The FM.

and AM stations were purchased in 1956 from Sunshine Broadcasting Co. of Alamogordo. Because both statjons were low wattage, they have served primarily the Los Alamos area. However, the FM station's power will be boosted to 100,000 watts on Nov. 4, when it officially enters the Albuquerque market.

The AM station will remain local and continue, using an adult contemporary format. KTVA and KKHJ are not alone in their attempts to wrest some of the listening audience from KOB. In September, Albuquerque radio station KMGA, FM-99, formerly KZZX, changed ownership, and using an adult Two more radio stations have jumped into the market in an attempt to get a slice of the very large pie held by KOB-FM. KIVA, and KKHJ, FM-98, are going after roughly the same audience to which KOB appeals, and the stations are using variations of the adult contemporary format, also used by KOB. Representatives of both KIVA and say their music formats will be successful because they've conducted audience research to determine what type of music listeners want.

"Our listeners want to hear more of the hot hits that are popular around the United States," said KIVA station manager Brenda Towle. "The listeners are telling us they want to hear more music. They want news updates and community involvement." KIVA is obliging, Ms. Towle said. The station, which has been on the air since mid-September, is offering morning drive time news, weather and sports, with traffic reports every quarter-hour.

Updates are made at intervals throughout the day. The station will also offer a telephone ski line, to give callers snow' conditions for ski areas in New Mexico and Colorado. The station is also committed to a format of playing five or more songs in a row without interruption. Gary Marshall, programming director of KKHJ which will officially go on the air about Nov. 1 said the station's research shows that listeners want more music and less chit-chat.

"The presentation of the music will be pure Victoria Principal, as Pam Ewing, is concerned about Christopher's (Joshua Harris) shares of Ewing Oil on "Dallas." DALLAS You'll need a scorecard to keep up with the sales of Ewing Oil shares. The hour is interesting because it looks as if J.R. is finally going to lose, and he's so mad, he vows to leave town and take his son with Bobby JLL Wolff Jgj Judge Bars Sale of Georgia O'Keeffe Paintings THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ers," said Franklin W. director of the Rhode Island School of Design Museum of Art. In recent years, Ms.

O'Keeffe, 98, has reportedly been ill and in seclusion in Santa Fe. was likely that all would be considered of "museum quality" because of Ms. O'Keeffe's stature. "She's one of the great American painters of the 20th century, one of the great abstract paint In a decision earlier this month, Superior Court Judge Richard J. Israel said that under the terms of the will, lesser paintings in the collection could be sold, but the others must be given to museums.

Several art experts agreed it him. For contrast, Martha Scott guests, playing Sue Ellen's mother, a peppery sort not about to let Ewings push Sue Ellen around. Moments between the dueling Ms. Scott and Barbara Bel Geddes offer sparks. (8 p.m.

Channel 13) THE TWILIGHT ZONE A pair of opposites, a downer and a comedy are on display, soft pieces without jolts or sudden twists. Tony Lo Bianco moans as the grieving father seeing through time as his daughter lies in a coma. Pace is a problem here, but if you hold on, David Dukes and Robert Morse become playful about love. Morse is Cupid backed by Bacchus, toying with a lovesick businessman (Dukes). Playfulness is the aim, often losing out to sheer foolishness.

(7 p.m. Channel 13) FALCON CREST The spotlight continues on Father Christopher (Ken Olin), a man needed by patriarch Angela to win her battle against Angela Rossini. With the priest in the middle, Jane Wyman's Angela and Celeste Holm's Anna face off in an interesting sequence. For contrast, watch Cesar Romero's Peter Stav-ros propose to Angela the witch. (9 p.m.

Channel 13) For sports previews see page 2 of the Sports section. 10-25-A NORTH 4Q7 8 2 A 6 5 9 8 5 Tractor Accident Kills Bluegrass Musician THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWPORT, R.I. A judge has barred the sale of a private collection of paintings by artist Georgia O'Keeffe until experts determine whether the works valued at $5 million are of "museum quality." The 15 paintings were bequeathed by Ms. O'Keeffe's sister, Anita O'Keeffe Young, to a foundation named after Mrs. Young's late husband.

The Robert R. Young Foundation donated one of the paintings to an unidentified museum and decided to sell the others through Sotheby's Inc. of New York at a Dec. 5 auction. But Sotheby's questioned whether the sale would violate the terms of the will left by Mrs.

Young, a Newport philanthropist who died in February at age 93. WEST EAST 542 9 VQ76 54 3 74 4K62 QJ 10 82 AK9743 SOUTH AKJ 10 863 A 10 9 10 3 Vulnerable: Both. Dealer: South. The bidding: ment and overturned, trapping him underneath. J.C.

Hendricks, Watson's brother-in-law, said he heard the accident and rounded up neighbors to try. to free Watson. "He (Hendricks) heard the tractor go off and knew that he had wrecked and just as soon as he did, he called the ambulance," neighbor Bobby Cline said. "Then he come running over there to get the boys and me to help get it up. We tried everything.

We pried and we tried everything to try to get him out but there wasn't any way." The accident occurred near Watson's home in Nelson's Chapel, 10 miles north of Lenoir. LENOIR, N.C. Bluegrass musician Merle Watson, son of country music star Doc Watson, was killed when a tractor he was driving slipped down an embankment, overturned and pinned him beneath it, officials said. Relatives who live nearby said Watson, 36, who accompanied his father on guitar, had been cutting wood on a table saw at bis home when he injured his arm and rode the tractor to a relative's house for treatment. As he returned home about 4 a.m.

Wednesday, the tractor slipped down the embank South West North East 2 Pass 3 Pass 3 Pass 4 Pass 5 Pass 5 Pass 5 Pass 6 All pass Channels with select programs from Albuquerque and El Paso stations; all programs listed will not be shown. after HBO channels indicates eastern scheduling cycle; programs are shown three hours earlier than listed times. FOR COMPLETE ALBUQUERQUE AND EL PASO descriptive listings, check the Journal's Entertainer magazine every Friday. TV FEIBAY Opening lead: Club queen Pray that success will not come any faster than you are able to endure it. Elbert Hubbard.

If your slam depends upon winning one of two finesses, you can congratulate yourself for good bidding. But sometimes declarer's work isn't over after one finesse has worked. South ruffed the first club, drew trumps and ran his diamond ten East ducked smoothly and South was sure he could now make seven. Another diamond finesse followed and the roof collapsed. East won and led another club.

South could ruff it, but the heart loser was inevitable for one down. Granted, East made a super play when he ducked his diamond king. Nevertheless, South should not have assumed that it was safe to try another diamond finesse for an overtrick. After the diamond 10 has won, South should cash a high heart and then lead a diamond to dummy's ace. When no king appears, South should run the heart jack which loses to West's queen.

This is the only trick for the defense as South chalks up his cinch slam. Why the change of horses? the heart finesse after the diamond finesse can bring in an overtrick, but it cannot lose the slam. A repeated diamond finesse brings in an overtrick if it wins, but loses the slam if it doesn't. No overtrick is ever worth the risking of losing a slam. BID WITH THE ACES KNMZ KOB KNME K0AT (D KCHF CD KGGM (D KGSW K48AM WGN QD WTBS CD ESPN USA GD TMC (ED HBO IND NBC PBS ABC INO CBS IND SIN IND IND Cable Cable Cable Cable Santa Fe Albuquerque Albuquerque Albuquerque Santa Fe Albuquerque Albuquerque San Antonio Chicago Atlanta Sports Sports Movie Channel Movie Channel Santa Fe 2 4 5 7 11 13 12 3 17 12 8 6 25 24E Aimo.

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Rebid the six-card suit since all other bids have severe faults. Send bridge questions to The Aces, P.O. Box 1236S, Dallas. Texas 7522S, with self-addressed, stamped envelope for reply. 4 Copyright, IMS.

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