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fataffamam PAGE SIX SECTION THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR TUCSON, MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1981 Today's Viewing 30-minute local newscasts to be dropped by Channel 1 1 TUCSON PHOENIX OKVOA(NBC) OKGUN(ABC) HOLD (CBS) OD KTVK (ABC) (DKAET(PBS) ffl KPNX (NBC) KUAT-TV (PBS) KZAZ (Ind.) 40 KTVW (Spiniih) (J) KPHO (Ind.) 0 KOOl-TV (CBS) Morning On the Tube In what can only be described as a long overdue move, independent KZAZ, Channel 1 1, will drop its half-hour local newscasts next month and concentrate on brief update reports for local news. The only disheartening aspect of the change is that the move will force some people out of their jobs, including sportscaster Bill Roemer. One of the great mysteries of Channel 11 is that almost David Hatfield from the time it signed on the air in the late 1960s, the station has dared to tread where few other independent tele ft CD ABC NIGHTLINE MOVIE () "The Caretakers," a 1963 drama starring Polly Bergen and Robert Stack. A woman with homicidal tendencies Is placed in group therapy in a mental hospital following a nervous breakdown. (2 hrs.

lOmin.) BENNY HILL 40 NOTICIERO CD PRISONER: CELL BLOCK CD DICK CAVETT Cffi OUINCY, M.E. 10:40 P.M. 45 24 HORAS 11 P.M. CAPTIONED ABC NEWS CD FANTASY ISLAND OUINCY, M.E. CD MOVIE All the King Men" (2 hrs.) CD MOVIE "D.O.A."(1 hr.

55 mln.) 11:30 P.M. THE WORLD OF PEOPLE MORECAMBE a WISE 11:40 P.M. (ED HARRY MIDNIGHT TOMORROW 12:10 A.M. WILD WILD WEST HARRY 0 CD THE UNTOUCHABLES 12:40 A.M. ROOKIES 12:50 A.M.

Cg) WHERE THE JOBS ARE 1 A.M. CD NEWS 1:10 A.M. CD NEWS 1:20 A.M. NEWS QS) INSIGHT 1:30 A.M. NEWS vision stations have found any success, as far as newscasts are concerned.

Most of the nation's independent stations stay with brief news-headline update reports, such as those that Channel 11 will be airing when it officially makes the change Sept. 21. This columnist has been among those who have long admired the challenge Channel 11 gave itself and would look the other way when things went wrong. Others weren't so kind, and Channel 11, especially its newscasts, were frequently the butt of jokes. "They named it Channel 11 after the number of viewers who watch their news," was a joke several years ago in the Tucson Press Club's annual Gridiron Show, which pokes fun at just about anything.

Lately, though, even the most forgiving of us have been forced to look upon Channel H's newscasts as nothing more than a joke especially since the 9:30 p.m. edition of "Newsroom" follows the fine half-hour newscast from "Independent Network News," which will remain on Channel H's schedule. The night of the funeral for Sister Clare Dunn, Channel H's reporter said she was "the first Catholic ever elected to the Legislature." Mistakes such as that could hardly allow anyone to regard Channel H's news seriously. While the decision to drop the half-hour local newscasts is welcome news for viewers, unfortunately some good people are getting hurt. The station's news department will field only two reporters, who will be responsible for filming and editing their own news stories.

George Borozan is being retained and will do most of the update reports. But Roemer, who was one of Channel H's brightest stars, is being dropped. The official announcement from Station Manager Harry West says: "KZAZ will no longer have regular sports segments in its evening news updates, therefore Channel 11 will no longer need a full-time sports director." Roemer said it was "a bombshell" when he was told of the station's plans, particularly since the ratings for "Newsroom" have never been higher than recently. He said he wants to stay in Tucson, especially since his parents and his brother's family also recently moved here. "I've been here now going on seven years and I'm getting my roots here.

I don't want to leave," he said. Roemer started in Tucson television at KOLD, Channel 13, and in 1978 moved over to Channel 11 because the independent station offered him the opportunity to do play-by-play announcing of sports events. Channel 11 holds the rights to carry the upcoming season of University of Arizona basketball games and West said a decision on who will announce them has not been made. It's possible, he said, that Roemer may be brought back to help out if the sportscaster doesn't go to work for a competitor. Channel H's longest evening newscast under the new schedule will be five minutes, slotted at 9:25 p.m., just before "Independent Network News," which moves to 9:30 p.m.

weekdays. The new prime-time schedule on Channel 11 will continue with movies beginning at 7 p.m. each weekday. By dropping the local news half-hour, the movies that run long will be allowed to go until 9:25 p.m. without disrupting the schedule.

On nights when the movie runs only two hours, "All in the Family" reruns will be shown at 9 p.m. The half-hour of local news now shown at 11:30 a.m. will be replaced by a half-hour combination of some news and some public affairs programming on Oct. 5, when a new mid-day edition of "Independent Network News" goes into the 11 a.m. slot.

Almost overshadowed by the revamping of the news are some exciting prospects on Channel H's fall schedule. "The Muppets Show" will be shown twice a day at 4 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. and "Saturday Night Live" (edited hourlong tapes from the original group) will be shown each weeknight at 10 p.m. From 3 p.m.

to 6:30 p.m., Channel H's schedule will continue to be directed to children with "The Flintstones," "Scooby Doo," "The Munsters," "Bewitched" and "Brady Bunch" plus "The Muppets Show." "Here's Lucy," the comedy series starring Lucille Ball, her children, Lucie Arnaz and Desi Amaz and Gale Gordon, will be rerun for the first time in Tucson at 6:30 p.m. It originally ran on CBS from 1968 through 1974. Night owls will be happy to know that Channel 11 will air a movie double feature each weeknight beginning at 11. Radio Dial Today's Highlights weeks they have to prepare new Super Bowl routines. (2 hrs.) CffiM'A'S'H Kiinger receives a "Dear Maxie" letter from his ex-wife and falls into a deep depression.

(Repeat) CD ROCKFORD FILES CD NOGUCHI 8:30 P.M. C2D HOUSE CALLS A former high school teacher of Charley's is admitted to Kensington General, where he finds she can still influence his life. (Repeat) 1401 CHESPIRITO 9 P.M. 0 NOGUCHI (SPECIAL) An in-depth look at the life of Isamu Noguchi and his work in sculpturing, theater design and environmental planning is presented. (Repeat, 1 hr.) INDEPENDENT NETWORK NEWS (fiD LOU GRANT Animal is drawn into a strange quest to find out more about a pretty girl's tragic death.

(Repeat, 1 hr.) CD HOLLYWOOD SQUARES CD OZARK STORY TELLING 9:30 P.M. CD NEWS 4fi COLORINA 10P.M 9 CD 02) NEWS OZARK STORY TELLING (SPECIAL) A documentary exploring the little-known folk culture of the Ozark Mountains of southern Missouri and northern Arkansas. (Repeat, 1 hr.) ALL IN THE FAMILY Edith's cousin, Floyd, drops in for dinner with hopes of leaving his daughter with the Bunkers. (Repeat) SS NOCHE A NOCHE CD THE ODD COUPLE CD TWILIGHT ZONE 10:30 P.M. TONIGHT SHOW David Steinberg is the host with guests Charles Grodin, Bernadette Peters and Joan Embery.

(1 hr.) This may well be absolutely the worst night of the year for finding something unusual on television. If you like reruns of reruns, there are a couple episodes of "M'A'S'H" coming around for the third time. Later tonight, "All In the Family," at It p.m. on Channel 11, reruns one of its landmark episodes, in which Stephanie (Danielle Brisebois) comes to live with Archie (Carroll O'Connor) and Edith. 2 P.M.

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10 in E-flat for Two Pianos and Orchestra," 8 p.m., KUAT-FM (90.51 03.1 -FM). CBS Radio Mystery Theater "The Thracian Lovers," about an ancient gold piece that connects identical murders separated by 4,000 years, 1 0:07 p.m., KTUC (1 400-AM). Merv Griffin Radio Show Guests are Jack Klugman, Elke Sommer, John Huston and Judith Krantz, 1 0:05 p.m., KMGX (940-AM). Larry King Show Gary Deeb, TV critic of the Chicago Sun-Times, and Ron Alridge, TV critic of the Chicago Tribune, are the guests with members of the National Association of Broadcasters, 1 0:05 p.m. to 2 a.m., KCEE (790" AM).

Ralph Emery Show Country singer Dottsy is the guest, 1 1 p.m., KNDE (99.5-FM). Going Strong A discussion on the needs and problems of older people in the American Indian community, 9 a.m., KUAT (1 550-AM). Dodgers Baseball Los Angeles at Chicago, 11:15 a.m., KTUC (1 40O-AM). Panorama "Campaign '82 Update," offers the results of a poll by the Behavior Research Center ol Arizona on the 1 982 U.S. Senate race in Arizona.

In a second segment, "Weekend Tank Drivers" looks at the graduation exercises of the Tucson Army Reserve Tank Unit at Fort Huachuca, noon, KUAT (1 550-AM). Tucson Talk Dr. Logan Wright, author of "Parent Power," is the guest during the first hour, and Gerard K. O'Neill, author of "2081 which speculates what life will be like in a century, is the guest during the second hour, 7:05 to 10 p.m., KMGX (940-AM). Radio Reader Dick Estell reads from Patrick McManus' book, "A Fine and Pleasant Misery," a collection of hilarious tales about the great outdoors, 7:30 p.m., KUAT-FM (90.51 03.1 -FM).

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