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Final say. however, would rest with Othmer, who retained the title of executive producer, as he does with all WHYY projects. A stalf ot six to eifiht people would work on the project. Karly on. there was an air of excitement around the station.

"Wc were told It would be great for the station," recalls a former WHYY staffer who asked not to be identified. "We'd all be working together, we'd have a big BBC producer, we'd all learn to interact." The Dinosaursl wus accorded special status at WHYY. Bates expected nothing less, from the separate offices to the upgraded computer system he requested. Bates wanted things to be just right. Not only was WHYY's reputation on the line, so was his.

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"Hands-off may be your philosophy, but it is also an excuse for laziness, indecision and for not thinking through decisions when you are compelled to make them," he wrote to Othmer. If Othmer's arm's-length management style left Bates wondering, others were perplexed by Bates' behavior: He wasn't just battling Othmer, staffers say, he was also squabbling with two co-workers, and often withdrawing to his office. During a film trip to Argentina, Bates holed up in his hotel room for three days, complain Ruth ALF 6j) Artenio Whoopi Paid HawaiiFtve-0 69.1706 Gidg8t National Geographic 3 Stooget Succait Clastic Club Jack the Bippar t'59l (Lae Petterton) B3t7tj; Classic Club (JIP) at least from Bates' perspective. He compluined to Othmer that the separate offices weren't ready yet, thut the computer system he wanted hadn't arrived, that the office copy machine didn't work right, that the WHYY mail-room was too slow, and that the travel agency was fouling up. Problems were also brewing in the office of Robert Alt man, vice president for development.

His early inquiries into raising the $1.1 million were turning up no interest. No corporation, it seemed, wanted to fund a documentary series on dinosaurs. Some businesspeople, in this pre-Steven Spielberg Jurassic Park era, thought the image of dinosaurs big, slow, stupid was too ingrained to risk asso N-Lrfe 877147 Ci CNN Newt Jane Whitney (RI 139499 Infatuation Paradise (R) Okavanqo Infatuation Success 63 I Jenny Jones (R) wb Paid 1 You re. I Your Life TheHuncnback oINotre I3ama 39) AA A 801944 jThw Land to Mate (431 A A AMC 316Bt) Your Life BkwdbrotharitR. '78) AAA (Richard Gere) Brom BRV South Bank Show Don Carbt Jose Caneras sings the title role as Herbert von Karajan conducts the Berlin Philharmonic in Verdi's opera, performed in Salburg in 1986.

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After Bates exited, taking the series' mental blueprint with him, the remaining staffers struggled for three months while Othmer lined up a replacement producer. Kventually, PBS assigned a producer from Washington to tie up loose ends. By last September, more than a year after it was scheduled to air on PBS, The Dinosaurs! was in the can and ready to go. Such a delay is certainly not routine, but not unheard-of on a project of that scope. In the press packet for The Dinosaursl, Bates is listed as producer director third billing behind Othmer as executive producer and PBS producer Karen Thomas as su- pervising producer.

As rough and bumpy as the road to success with The Dinosaurs! may have been, WHYY is happy with the results. It was a critical and ratings victory for WHYY, and it is turning into a financial success as well. The money WHYY spent has been recouped, the station says, thanks to sales for overseas broadcasts of the programs. In addition, among PBS videos, sales of the series are second only to those of The Civil War. Revenue from the project continues to come in.

Perhaps the most pertinent question is: Docs WHYY want to tackle another major PBS project, or will the station take a breather? It already has taken on another project. At 9 p.m. Sept. 14, PBS is set to air Divided Nation: America Speaks Out, WHYY's one-hour examination of how citizens beyond the confines of Washington view the early months of the Clinton administration. This time, WHYY used a producer on staff.

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Othmer told him not to make the Thanks to video sales, though, it is turning into a financial success, and WHYY has recouped its own money. ciating their companies with. Others balked at the cost. Frustrated, WHYY hired a professional fund-raising outfit from Boston run by former WGBH fund-raisers. But during the next year, they would have no more luck than did Altman.

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Othmer notified Bates that he was being fired for "unprofessional conduct." Bates has not set foot in WHYY since. "Never in my life liuvc I been fired, Bates says. "I turn up at the smallest tin-pot station I've ever worked for which has a long reputation for being tin-pot and not knowing how to do things and they fire me for unprofessional behavior." When he left, Bates, who has remained in Philadelphia, accused Othmer of ruining his reputation, leaving him unable to land work in the tight-knit documentary world. He also maintained that WHYY owed him $25,000. Bates now says that he reached a financial settlement with WHYY earlier this year and that much of his anger toward the station has subsided.

Othmer is not long-winded on the writing in sight, WHYY returned to PBS for an additional $400,000 grant. When that money ran out, WHYY dipped into its own coffers for $700,000. In May 1990, when WHYY dismissed eight employees and eliminated five vacant positions (four of them TV producers) because of budget cuts, rumors raced through the building. "We thought The Dinosaurs! was going to make production at WHYY extinct," says one WHYY producer who asked not to be named. Breitenfeld and Othmer say that the $700,000 came from a special reserve fund and that the layoffs were unrelated to that expenditure.

Back in the project's production offices, as the months wore on, Bates was growing more and more dissatisfied. WHYY's accommodations still weren't right, nor was his staff. As a result, he told Othmer, he was having to redo 10 a.m. Radio Times Topic: Children and rights, WHYY-FM (90.9). 11 a.m.

Susan Bray Topic: Treatment of children in psychiatric institutions, WWDB- 10-2 WHWH (1350) G. Gordon Liddy 10-1 WHAT Debra Anderson Noon-1 WBCB (1490) Lee Fielding Noon-3 WWDB Rush Limbaugh 1- 4 WHAT Georgie Woods 2- 3 WBCB Sesame Place Live 3- 6 WNPV Larry King 3- 6 WWDB Irv Homer 4- 7-8 WHYY Fresh Air Terry Gross. 4-7 WHAT Cody Anderson 6-7 WD AS (1480) Community Magazine 6- 8 WWDB Harry S. Gross 7- 8 WXPN (88.5) Kid's Corner 7-Midnight WKXW Passion Phones 10 1 WWDB Bernie Herman WWDB Dom Giordano FM (96.51. 10-Noon WFLN (95.7) Highlight: Copland, Symphony No.

3. WFLN Highlight: Mozart, Violin Concerto No. 5. 6- 8 WWFM Live at the Concertgebouwl Schubert, Symphony No. Mahler, Symphony No.

1. 8- 10 WFLN Elgar, The Dream of Gerontius. 10-1 WPRB (103.3) Arcana 20th-century composers. WFLN Highlights: Brahms, Double Concerto; Bruckner, Symphony No. 4.

TALK SHOWS 5:30, 9 WWDB Paul W. Smith 7- 1 0 WHAT 1 340) Mary Mason 9- Noon WWDB Susan Bray 10 p.m. Philadelphia Jazz Showcase, local musicians featured, WRTI-FM (90.11. Midnight Classic CD The Eagles, The Long Run, WVSP-FM (94.1). Tomorrow: When it switched formats three years ago, WHYY-FM already had cachet, thanks to TerryGross.

Now it has more listeners'and subscribers. CLASSICAL MU SIC 10-Noon WWFM-FM (107.9) Bruckner, Symphony No. 3..

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