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TUCSON, MONDAY MARCH 22, 1976 THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SECTION PAGE FIFTEEN SEEK FIND' SEVERE WEATHER FORMS Legislators Split Over Plan PTo Televise Some Sessions I HAVE A -0 WHATSA I DONTKWCW EITHER PRESENT FOR THE SHEIK tr jiFM MOVIE-Jtt BUT I WANT ID SEE IT ITS THE MOST FABULOUS SXSlSl TSRMSSNOWSQUALLADMR HOT I CESTORMETHMRNTU UDSTUVCTIVETSOEIDER NIERHEATWAVEANBONDA DFVORRCEHUMNAOOWSNR A GE A 0 0 0 I I I NIF ET SILENACIRRUHOSWSRYE TNABEANIABSIRNFAPAV OTDRUTORNADOMSZHANA RH I EDGHTLAD ASJ 0 MGTOWEHFTORAIOEEVET IIOBNADOINPLNNNETYA RLEMIHTLIRBRIFHFOUE FEARTHQUAKEDN ITROKH I PHOENIX (AP) A pro-jposal to televise legislative Sessions has drawn mixed reactions from the legislators. Most legislative leaders said they wouldn't oppose televising important floor or committee proceedings, but expected costs and technical problems would make the project difficult. The idea came from a random survey of shoppers here by Common Cause, which said 73 per cent of the 928 persons polled favored televising some legislative sessions. The aim would be to im prove floor decorum, cut down on lengthy and inane speeches, force legislators to prepare better and give the public a chance to see their electedrepresentatives in action. "I'm against it, because television cameras transformed the California Legislature into a first-rate, three-ring circus and the same thing would happen here," said Rep.

Stan Akers, R-Phoenix. However, House Majority Whip Frank Kelley, R-Phoe-nix, said television "would reflect the legislators in their true light good or bad. House Majority Leader Burton Barr, R-Phoenix, said: "The more the public sees what we're doing, the better off we'll all be." Senate President BoU Stump, D-Tolleson, said he favors the idea, but thinks it would slow down the legislative process "because people would tend to speak more often and longer." Rep. Tom Goodwin, R-Tuc-son, said the public would get bored in two days and tune out. 7 "nH, CHARLIE FINLCY, OtONER CHARLIE.

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he said. "You also have a very good opportunity to do more in- depth coverage in an hour-long format. Instead of just captions and pictures, you can get into it a little more. "And lastly, we'll have more reporters in the 60-minute KVOA KUAT KGUN CD KZAZ CD KOLD NBC PBS' ABC IND. CBS today's viewing Eyewitness program who have actually been covering on-loca.

tion stories, as well as the people involved. ilys TWeeg TIMES I'M II I've eErvUDE A. GOOD 1 Ml I II JL THI5 56D WJHACfc jf jAi SUSB Wfr AMDIT6TILL, WITH THE I IF inl'K LOOKS BKOOM (AC( IJ I'M SURE TOU I MADE A VOW AT My ITV I SIX OTHER YOUNG HOT-HEADS, SONS OF NEVER WATCHED FATHER'S GRAVE THAT ST MEN WHO HAD DIED BECAUSE SAFETY A SOMEONE SLOWLY DIE THE MINE OWNERS PRECAUTIONS WERE NOT OBSERVER JS'u 4R0M BLACK LUNS, WOULD PM FOR mW JOINED JS IT IS AN EXPERIENCE VATH ZATUN" WHEW' WHAT A "StJE.yoiJ'RE LUCKY YOU QUE, PIP ytZA Iff PAY "il EXHAUSTED P0N'T HAVE TO GET OUT VOU HEAR ME jXVC1 HEARD ANP FI6HT TijERAT RACE, 1 I "It's a far more flexible format and, in addition, we have now added a Consumer Health Watch, along with what we call an Action Watch." Gary Anderson, news director, is happy with the switch. CHANNEL CHUCKLES "This means we have an opportunity to cover more stories and with greater depth than ever before," he said. Ruby also cites the 60-minute format as a necessary expansion of the station's commitment to its growing news operation, "We've been talking about such a move for about a year," he said, "and we feel now is the time -to make the change.

The change is also symbolic of the way things have been improving throughout the station. With the purchase of two new state-of- Morning 5:20 A.M. FARM AND RANCH REPORT 5:30 A.M. SUNRISE SEMESTER Reading and the individual: Diagnostic Teaching of Reading in the Classroom. (30 mlns.) 5:50 A.M.

REPORTAJE DE NOTICIAS 6:00 A.M. TODAY CBS NEWS 6:30 A.M. NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY From Washington: Drinking-water safety is the topic of a two-part discussion with Hugh Downs. Guests include Ralph Nader, Philadelphia water commissioner Carmen Guarino and Environmental Protection Agency official Victor J. Kimm.

(30 mins.) the-art studio cameras, new tape facilities and recent expendi tures of about $750,000, we are trying to tell Tucson that KVOA is concerned about the community, its affairs and the quality of broadcasting it deserves." Hank Hubbard and Patty Weiss continue as the anchor persons with Bob Hillman doing sports and a new feature, Recreation Leisure time. Larry Green reports the weather and three times each week will feature a new segment called ANYONE FOR TENNYSON? The First Poetry Quartet with Pulitzer Prize poets from 1 951 through 1975. (30 mins.) ON THE ROCKS While returning from a civilian hospital, Fuentes tries to make a break for freedom in the desert. (Repeat, 30 mins.) CD NEWS SARA An expert at dynamiting, in town to blast open a new vein of silver, threatens to sweep Sara off her feet. (1 hrs.) 7:25 P.M.

CD NOGALES PROFILE 7:30 P.M. 0 CITY COUNCIL MEETING (Approx. 4 hrs.) GOOD HEAVENS Guest stars: Season Hubley, Barry Gordon and Dick Gautier. A shy bank teller, too claustrophobic to use elevators, is courting another teller who insists on a 26th floor restaurant for their date. (30 mins.) CD BIBLE ANSWERS TO BIBLE QUESTIONS 8:00 P.M.

JOE FORRESTER Forrester tries to arrest a deranged Vietnam veteran peacefully, but another officer insists that everything be done "by the book." (1 hrs.) MOVIE "Buster and Billie," 1974 drama. A gentle romance between "the most popular boy in town" and the plain girl who has been abused by every other boy. Stars: Jan-Michael Vincent and Joan Goodfellow. (2 hrs.) CD MOVIE "A Matter of Innocence," 1968 adventure film with Hayley Mills and Green Thumb on Gardening. WAS watching 'Take np rnid9j: T'LL MEED TO PRE PARE QUESTIONNAIRES FOR OUR FRED, I'VE DECIDED TO SEMD VOL) A5 OUR REPRESEMTATIUE today's radio log STAFF, AND PERHAPS A rflEEllNto My Advice' and was advised that there was a great movie on another channel." OJOOJ WHAT AN AWESOME RESPONSIBILITY BUT DON'T OJORRV AL 1 0JONT LET VOL) OR OUR STAFF DOUuN I'LL BRING BACK ALL SORTS OF TO THE STATE TEACHERS WITH THEM BEFORE 1 LEAUfc BE GOOD COMUEMTlOMI TuiMlrTKNOOJ UObM IDEAS TO KEUITOL Z.E OuK JTi-yr IDEAS TO REUITALIZ.E OUR JTIWk II Hcn(-ilcHn AMU ILL rSfc aUKt I I fCKM roiklk-cUCTC PROGRAM AND I'LL BE SURE FRANKENSTEIN DR.

TO PUT IN ALL OUR INPUT' i MuSTHAVJE FELT 2:30 P.M. DAYS OF OUR LIVES C9 ROOM 222 IRONSIDE 3:00 P.M. 9 LASSIE 3:30 P.M. MERV GRIFFIN Trevor Howard. A young girl accompanies her aunt to Singapore where 7:00 A.M.

GOOD MORNING AMERICA CD CAPTAIN KANGAROO 8:00 A.M. DATING GAME THE PRICE IS RIGHT 8:30 A.M. LUCY SHOW 9:00 A.M. WHEEL OF FORTUNE EDGE OF NIGHT 9:15 A.M. THE LETTER PEOPLE 9:30 A.M.

HOLLYWOOD SQUARES CHIQUITINES HAPPY DAYS LOVE OF LIFE 10:00 A.M. MAGNIFICENT MARBLE MACHINE SESAME STREET LET'S MAKE A DEAL YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 10:30 A.M. TAKE MY ADVICE; NBC NEWS ALL MY CHILDREN SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 11:00 A.M. CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES ELECTRIC COMPANY RYAN'S HOPE 2 LOCAL NEWS 1 11:30 A.M. lO HIGH ROLLERS VILLA ALEGRE RHYME AND REASON NEWS AS THE WORLD TURNS she meets a gigolo.

(2 hrs.) ALL IN THE FAMILY After five years of suffering Archie's bluster and insults, Mike declares A salute to Philadelphia with Joey Bishop, Jack Klugman, David Bren "Michael Stivic's Independence Day." (Repeat, 30 mins.) 8:30 P.M. ner, Lola Falana and James Darren as guests. (90 mins.) I LOVE LUCY DINAH! EASY LISTENING KAIR 1490 24 hours KAIR-FM 94.9 24 hours (stereo) KCEE (NBC) 790 -24 hours KCEE-FM 96.1 24 hours (stereo) POPULAR MUSIC KOPO (CBS) 1450 24 hours KHYT (Mutual) 1330 6 a.m.-sunset INFORMATION MUSIC KTUC (ABC) 1400 5 a.m.-l a.m. KUAT (NPR) 1550 sunrise to sunset COUNTRY-WESTERN KCUB 1290 -24 hours KHOS (ABC) 940-24 hours ROCK MUSIC KIKX (ABC) 580 24 hours KTKT 990 -24 hours KWFM-FM (ABC) 92.9 24 hours (stereo) CLASSICAL MUSIC KUAT-FM (NPR) 90.5 6 a.m. to midnight RELIGIOUS KFMM-FM 99.5 5:45 a.m.-12:30 a.m.

SPANISH LANGUAGE KEVT 690 sunrise to sunset KXEW 1600 sunrise to sunset KXEW-FM 93.7 6 a.m.-l a.m. Robert Goulet, Burt Bacharach, Jo Stafford, her husband, musical con THE MAUDE EPISODE YOU'VE HEARD ABOUT Advertisement MAUDE Maude seeks counseling and, in a unique, one-woman tour de force by series star Beatrice Arthur, pours out her innermost thoughts and memo ries. (Repeat, 30 mins.) 9:00 P.M. JIGSAW JOHN Investigation of the sniper slaying of ductor Paul Weston, and their daughter. Amy, are the guests.

(90 mins.) 3:55 P.M. TAKE KERR 4:00 P.M. MISTER ROGERS THE HONEYMOONERS 9 LITTLE RASCALS 4:30 P.M. SESAME STREET ABC NEWS 9 ADDAMS FAMILY 5:00 P.M. LOCAL NEWS C9 BEWITCHED 5:30 P.M.

ELECTRIC COMPANY VAUDEVILLE With Nancy Walker, (t hr.) CD PARTRIDGE FAMILY CBS NEWS an attractive young woman at a week end singles party reveals some ugly Afternoon truths. Pernell Roberts guest-stars. (1 hrs.) --i "A'p- frr 1 1 ASSURED HER THAT SHE'D 11 NO, TtHE USUAL. Jf DISAPPOINTED THAT SHEA DISAPPOINT- BE THE FIRST TO MEET YOU II I'M ON A LITTLEjL SAM When shelby couldn't join us for ment, mr. after your appointmentS fiTl stijJ1- SHORE MEETS LUNCH, MR.

SHORE -ssl TO THE BrSSSBl ArU THE UNIVERSITY SHE'S A LONG-TIME E7 j-mriFl rt-l tff SHERRY 1 Pfi r-KlTrV- 1 reSmkHs9 I' 1 SHOULDVE fcQ) 04 MIKE HAS TOLD AJT THOUGHT ABOUT (l Jffi JOY HOLGATE feTjlMVS AT--JISTTHIW tfX Highlights Evening House Hearings House subcommittee hearings on abortion will be broadcast live, 7:30 to 10:30 a.m., KUAT-AM. National Press Club Congressman Wavne Haves, O-Ohio, discusses election reform legislation, 1 p.m., KUAT-AM. Recital Hall A concert of 20 works performed by James Kreger, cellist, and Stephen Glover, pianist, 2 p.m., KUAT-FM. International Concert Hall Recorded at the 1975 Ohrid (Yugoslavia) Summer Festival, "Concerto for two Violins in Minor" bv Bach, Mozart's "Divertimento in Major, K. 136" and "Concert improvisations" bv Keleman will be performed, 8 p.m., KUAT-FM.

CBS Radio Mystery Theater, 9:07 p.m., KOPO. Options Sheila Stewart reports on plagiarism in music and literature, 10:30 p.m., KUAT-FM. MEDICAL CENTER A dying man charges that a doctor on Dr. Gannon's staff was involved in a shameful incident. (Repeat, 1 hr.) 10:00 P.M.

CD NEWS CD BURNS AND ALLEN 10:30 P.M. TONIGHT SHOW McLean Stevenson is guest host. Opera singer Luciano Pavarotti and Kreskin are guests. (90 mins.) F.B.I. THE UNTOUCHABLES MOVIE "Where The Boys Are," 1960 film with George Hamilton, Dolores Hart.

College students descend on Fort Lauderdale, Florida for Easter vacation. (2 hrs.) 11:30 P.M. MONDAY NIGHT SPECIAL "The Clifton Davis Show." Clifton Davis with Redd Foxx, Jose Perez, John Byner, Lonette McKee, Trisha Noble, Lawanda Page, Larry Ragland, and the Manual Arts High School Gospel Choir of Los Angeles. (90 mins.) News follows. CD BONANZA MIDNIGHT TOMORROW (1 hr.) News follows.

12:30 A.M. CD PERRY MASON NOON 'O MARY HARTMAN, MARY I HARTMAN MR. ROGERS $20,000 PYRAMID CD 700 CLUB 12:30 P.M. STHE DOCTORS LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU THE NEIGHBORS GUIDING LIGHT 1:00 P.M. ANOTHER WORLD 8 ALL ABOUT YOU GENERAL HOSPITAL ALL IN THE FAMILY 1:15 P.M.

0 EN FRANCAIS 1:30 P.M. 8 OUR STORY ONE LIFE TO LIVE 8 LIFE IN THE SPIRIT MATCH GAME T- 2:00 P.M. SOMERSET 8 THE LETTER PEOPLE MOVIE "The Daughter of Rosie Grady," pebble Reynolds, Gordon MacRae and Gene Nelson star In the 1950 musical about an old vaudevillian who forbids his daughter to enter show business. (1 55 mins.) FATHER KNOWS 8EST TATTLETALES Sports 6:00 P.M. NBC NEWS SACAMANO GARDEN Using shrubs in the landscape.

(30 min.) CD BRADY BUNCH LOCAL NEWS 6:30 PM. WILD KINGDOM LIVING TOMORROW The stars that have a different birth, slow sodium and anthropometric man. (1 5 mins.) SPECIAL Program about the 1976 Oscar hopefuls. (30 mins.) CD LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE TO TELL THE TRUTH 6:45 P.M. NEWS FOR THE DEAF 7:00 P.M.

RICH LITTLE SHOW Bob Hope, Chad Everett and folk singer Larry Grace are guests. (1 hr.) For details, see Sports Section. Other Southern Arizona Stations Miami: KIKO 1340 Nogales: KFBR 1340 Safford: KATO 1230 Sierra Vista: KTAN 1420 Willcox: KHIL 1250 Bisbee: KSUN 1230 Casa Grande: KPIN 1260 Clifton: KCUZ 1490 Coolldge: KCKY 1150 Douglas: KAPR 930 KAWT 1450 THOUGHT YOU 1 ME FEEL S0RTA-UH-- JVK JJf Of -THERE'S SOMETHING TJlJ COULD U5E IT'C-. FUNNY AtO I HIDDEN IN THE TUBE jJ i.