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PAGE EIGHT SECTION THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR TUCSON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1981 1981 U.S. GOVT REPORT: 3 stations changing hands, but only 1 its Spanish tune mum mt Money is changing hands or soon will be on the local radio front: Three stations are in various stages of being sold. "Radio Fiesta" KXEW (1600-AJvi) is being sold for $1.3 million by RFC Partners to Cactus Broadcasting, pending approval by the Federal Communications Commission. The prospective owners of KXEW have indicated no lCatU ret Test' I Carlton king 1 federal cigarette ratingsji Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. cludes dropping the station's Spanish-language format and switching to a religion format with the call letters KVOI, which stand for "Voice of Inspiration." This sale is also expected to become final Aug.

1. Now there are seven. The FCC reports receiving two more applications from firms applying to start television stations on UHF Channel 40 in Tucson. One is a group of 18 investors headquartered in Nashville under the name Focus Broadcasting of Tucson Inc. The other is Sun West Broadcasting a firm primarily owned by Jean T.

Goins, a Minneapolis psychologist, and David L. Steel a Washington, D.C., consulting engi- Today's Carlton has even less tar than the version tested for the Government's 1981 Report. Despite new low tar brands introduced since Carlton still lowest. Box-less than 0.01 mg. tar, 0.002 mg.

nicotine. Boi Less lhan 0 01 mq. "tat 0 00? mg. nicotine av pei cigaieite by FTC method Soil Pack I mg, 01 mg nicotine av. per cigarette.

FTC Report May '81. David Hatfield plans to change the station's format, which should come as a relief to listeners who soon will find it the only Today's Viewing TUCSON OKGUN(ABC) CDKZAZ (Ind.) (NBC) OKVOA(NBC) KUAT-TV (PBS) KOLO (CBS) 40 KTVW (Spanish) (X'KTVK (ABC) (J) KPHO(lnd) Personality parade. ABC honchos must have known for at least a week of yesterday's announcement by NBC that Tom Brokaw was not going to jump networks after all. They decided to renew their contract with Max Robinson, the Chicago-based anchorman on "World News Tonight." All through Brokaw's negotiations he let it be known that he wanted to be the New York anchorman on a network newscast. ABC immediately jumped since Frank Reynolds, their main anchorman, is based in Washington and they could hassle later if they felt the need to push him out.

What wasn't counted on even by Brokaw's negotiators is that NBC would work out a deal to make Roger Mudd its Washington anchorman and Brokaw its New York anchorman in a duo reminiscent of the old "Huntley-Brinkley Report." The changes, which include John Chancellor doing commentaries, will take place April 5. Early risers are no longer seeing Ruth Batchelor and her show-biz reports on ABC's "Good Morning America." She and the network parted company last Friday. Here in Tucson, Alan Michaels has been named music and promotion director at radio station KCEE. Radio station KTKT has lost newscaster Tonie Stanton to the world of public relations; she has gone to work at Owens Associates Advertising Public Relations-Tucson. And here's one from Bud Wilkinson, the TV-radio columnist in the Arizona Republic Puffy, the weather dog, may soon go to work for KTVK, the ABC station in Phoenix.

It seems the dog was hot stuff doing the weather reports for a station in El Paso, but the station's management and the dog parted company recently. Now Puffy, a 3-year-old Lhaso apso, and her owner, Gail Gordon, are looking for work. Look out Michael Goodrich, Albert H. Fogleman Jr. and Lane Roberts.

Spanish-language radio station in Tucson. In fact, sources say listeners "probably won't even notice any changes when the new owners come in." Others say it was just an opportune time to sell because of the offer from Cactus. RFC Partners is made up of Ernesto Portillo, KXEW's general manager, and his wife, Julieta; Jerry Blackwell; Marvin and Stella Johnson; John and Dolores Mora; Robert and Nellie Ellias; Lowell and Anne Rothschild; John and Marilyn Mesch; Alfredo C. Marquez; and Douglas Clark Jr. The buying firm, Cactus Broadcasting, is principally owned by Jerrold Lyons, a Tucson accountant, and Frank I.

Lazarus, a Cincinnati businessman. FCC action on the sale will not come for at least a month. Meanwhile, the commission has approved the sales of rock station KWFM (92.9-FM) and its sister Spanish-language station, KEVT (690-AM). Both stations are being sold by former Tucson attorney Alvin Korngold, who now lives in Las Vegas. KWFM is being purchased for $2 million by Sandusky Newspapers Inc.

of Sandusky, Ohio. The album-oriented rock-music station will not change formats under the new ownership. In fact, Sandusky operates several similar stations including KDKB and KDJQ in Phoenix, KBPI in Denver and KZAM in Seattle. The new owners are reportedly planning to upgrade the station's equipment when the sale becomes final, probably Aug. 1.

KEVT is being bought for $1 million by Abundant Life Ministries, which traces its ownership to Grace Chapel, 6180 E. Pima St. The church has flourished in the wave of the "born-again" Christian movement. The change in On the Tube This is not a good night for television even the movies are lightweight. In thi- uiiordinary department, "Lights! Action! Africa!" at 7 p.m.

on Channel 13 is a documentary narrated by Ed Asner on the lives of filmmakers Alan Root, above, and his wife, Joan, who live in Kenya. Even if the show is not too good, it's being sponsored by Kraft, so maybe you can pick up a recipe or two from the commercials for your Fourth of July picnic. Radio Dial Today's Highlights performs Cesar Franck "Psyche et Eros," followed by "Les Nuits d'Ete" by Hector Berlioz, closing with Johannes Brahms' Symphony No. 1 in Minor, Op. 68; 8 p.m., KUAT-FM (90.5103.1-FM).

King Biscuit Flower Hour Frank Zappa, recorded live in concert, 9 p.m., KWFM (92.9-FM). CBS Radio Mystery Theater The Fourth The brilliant composer Berlioz vows revenge on the woman who spurned him, 9:07 p.m., KTUC (1400-AM). Larry King Guest is David Wise, looking at the Central Intelligence Agency, 1 0:05 p.m., KCEE (790-AM). ferv Griffin Dr. William Radio is a guest, 1 0:05 KMGX (940-AM).

Special Psychologist Dr. Gloria Bernat takes listeners' calls on family and personal problems, 1 :06 p.m., KTUC (1 400-AM). Tucson Talk Michael McNulty, from the Department of Water Resources, talks about Tucson and water from 7:05 to 8 p.m., with an open forum from 8:05 to 1 0 p.m., in this call-in show with Frank Michaels, KMGX (940-AM). Toroe Baseball Tucson at Salt Lake City, 7:30 p.m., KTUC (1400-AM). Radio Reader Dick Estell reads from Sloan Wilson's "The Greatest the story about a man in desperate trouble, 7:30 p.m., KUAT-FM (90.5103.1-FM).

Festival of Orchestras The Los Angeles Philharmonic PHOENIX KAET(PBS) Oft' KOOL-TV (CBS) iil KPNX The MPs come looking for Frank with evidence that he purchased a priceless vase, which belongs to the Korean government, from a junk dealer. (Repeat) CD SANFORD AND SON CD FAMILY FEUD 140) NOTICIERO NACIONAL CD PM MAGAZINE (J) MACNEILLEHRER REPORT 7 P.M. REAL PEOPLE Featured: A look at a Connecticut teacher who talks backward; a tandem-skiing race; a visit with a man who lives in a covered wagon; a profile ol a female body builder; a report on several brands of bottled water; and a segment on a male exotic-dancing contest (Repeat, 1 hr.) MACNEILLEHRER REPORT CD CHARLIE'S ANGELS Kris discovers a sunken ship with a valuable cargo, and Hawaii most dangerous criminals battle for it. (Repeat. 1 hr.) CD MOVIE "The Dion Brothers." a 1974 comedy starring Stacy Keach, Frederic Forrest and Margot Kidder.

Two West Virginia brothers one a worker in a bubble-gum factory, the other a coal miner turn to robrjery so they can open a seafood restaurant, but decide they like robbery better. (2 hrs Ed Asner Narrates Lights! Action! Africa! From Kraft Advertisement CD LIGHTS! ACTION! AFRICA! (SPECIAL) Ed Asner narrates this documentary profiling Alan and Joan Root, husband-and-wrfe filmmakers, and their lifestyle and work in Africa (1 hr.) 4pJ APRENDIENDO A AMAR CD BARNEY MILLER CD THE NEW DEAL FOR ARTISTS 7:30 P.M. LILLIAN HELLMAN: A PROFILE 40 ROSA DE LEJOS CD BOB NEWHART 8 P.M. DIFF'RENT STROKES Kimberly accepts a date with a 29-year-old athletic coach who believes her to be wise beyond her years. Closed-captionedJ (Repeat) THE NEW OEAL FOR ARTISTS (SPECIAL) Various artists, including producer actor John Houseman, reflect or the impact of federally financed WPA grant programs for tne arts during the Depression that were instrumental in the development of many photographers, writers and artists (90 mins.) CD MOVIE Make Me an Offer." a 1979 romance starring Susan Blakely.

Patrick O'Neal, John Rubinstein, Bruce Bauer, Edie Adams, Kath leen Lloyd, Carole Cook and Stella Stevens A real-estate saleswoman becomes frustrated when she realizes that she has been successful only because her boss is using her as a lure to attract customers. (2 hrs CD MOVIE Who'll Save Our Children?" is a 1 978 drama starring Shirley Jones. Len Cariou, Cassie Yates. David Hayward, Lee Ann Mitchell. David Schott, Conchata Ferrell.

Frances Sternhagen, Jordan Charney and Franz Russell A childless couple linds themselves thrust into the world ol parenthood when they lake in two children who were deserted by their parents (2 hrs.) CD ROCKFORD FILES 8:30 P.M. FACTS OF LIFE Mis Garrett's son visits Eastland School and convinces Natalie she should leave school to pursue a songwriting career. (Repeat) 4Q EL SHOW DEL LOCO CD THREE PORTRAITS 9 P.M. OUINCY Quincy sets out lo prove that a young mother did not murder one of her twin babies. (Repeat, 1 hr.) CD INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS CD HOLLYWOOD SQUARES CD EVENING AT SYMPHONY 9:30 P.M.

THREE PORTRAITS CD CD NEWS 4Q COLORINA 10 P.M. 0 is NEWS SPOLETO '81 Canto Popolaire, a group dedicated to re-creating Italian folk music is leatured. CD TWILIGHT ZONE 40 NOCHE A NOCHE CD ODD COUPLE (D NAACP CONVENTION HIGHLIGHTS 10:30 P.M. WIMBLEDON TENNIS (SPECIAL) Highlights of the day action at the All-England Tennis Championships at Wimbledon Stadium in Great Britain. THE ORIGINALS: WRITERS IN AMERICA Wright Morris, a photographer and the author ol the award-winning novel "The Field of Vision," is featured.

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