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THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR Thursday, Nov. 9, 1972 New Hope officer's 23BIY beard wins reprieve r' si' 4 A W.A. (Tony) Stewart, one of the persons who helped launch WDGY on its successful "top 40" music route years ago, returned to Minneapolis in June for the sole purpose of listening to the radio. by the State Crime Bureau. He had recently rejoined the New Hope force after winning a Minnesota Supreme Court decision in a suit over a previous dis-misal for union activity critical of the department.

In both suits, he has been supported by the Minnesota Civil Liberties Union. The police regulation forbidding beards refers only to "appearance," but the latter to Oberreuter from the village manager announcing his suspension said the purpose of the regulation was safety, because beards interfere with wearing protective masks. A temporary restraining order forbidding the New Hope Police Department to enforce the suspension of a policeman with a beard, or require him to shave it, has been issued by U.S. District Court Judge Earl Larson. A hearing on the petition by the policeman, John Oberreuter, for a temporary Injunction to the same effect, will be held before Larson Monday.

The injunction if granted, would be in effect until a decision on Oberreuter's suit against the village and two officials. Oberreuter was suspended last Saturday, the day after he completed a training course conducted WYOO FILLS 'GAP' WITH NOSTALGIA Fairchild Industries, a Maryland aerospace firm, had recently bought WPBC from Peoples Broadcasting Co. as a diversification move, and Associated Press MERV'S LAS VEGAS GUESTS INCLUDE CAROL LAWRENCE ROBERT GOULET CORBETT MONICA AUDREY ARNO and the Follies Bergere dancers BROOKE THINKING ABOUT PRESIDENCY Sen. Edward W. Brooke, reelected by a landslide Tuesday, said today he is contemplating a run for the presidency in 1976.

The Massachusetts who is the nation's only black senator, said at a press conference In Boston that Vice-President Agnew is "not the heir apparent" to the GOP presidential nomination. 8:00 PM j) VVTCN-TV XA SiAViCF. OF METROMEDIA TELEVISION TONIGHT at 6:30 Twin City Federal presents 1 II It GOMER PYLF IJSMH i FAY. SPAIN is the take-it-off "teacher" in "Gomer and the Queen of Burlesque." As usual, the inkfi's nn uomer jm imabuhs). nriim 1 Stewart's assignment here was to find "a gap" in the programing which was being offered in the crowded Twin Cities market.

What finally evolved from Stewart's visit was a broadcasting policy labeled "the golden oldies." The format was introduced to listeners last weekend when Fairchild assumed control of WPBC, moving in a new staff of announcers and changing the call letters of the AM station to WYOO. "On the top 40 stations, an oldie is a record that was popular last week," said Stewart, WYOO's manager of operations. "For us, real nostalgia is the key." Basically, the station is concentrating on music that was big during the 1950s and '60s. "But occasionally," Stewart said, "we will even dip back into the 1930s to play a tune by Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw or Tommy Dorsey. Naturally, you're not going to hear six of them in a row because we are aiming for an audience in the 2 1 -to-35'age group." In addition to the "golden oldies," WYOO is offering what Stewart said was "a varied bag" of programing.

"From time to time," he said, "we throw in such things as capsule histories of given years, 3 li -minute vignettes of sports events and themes from famous radio programs. Have you ever heard the voice of President Harding? We have it, and also the broadcast of (the Vikings') Jim Marshall's wrong-way run." WYOO also has reversed the traditional format of radio newscasts. "The other stations put on 4 minutes of news every hour," Stewart said. "We are doing 4l2 minutes of sports instead and are closing with only a couple of news items just to let the people know the world isn't coming to an end." With the change in management, the call letters of WPBC-FM were changed to WRAH-FM, and the station promptly went of the air. "We hope to resume FM broadcasting by Christmas," said Marlin Schlottman, general manager of both stations.

"The programing will be separate from our AM operation, but we are still working on a format. Once again we are trying to fill a gap." Meanwhile, Bill Stewart, who, with his wife, Becky Ann, founded WPBC in 1949, said the decision to sell the station was the result of "increasing pressures and the complexity of an independent family company fighting the battle in a major radio market." Stewart said he will remain in the Twin Cities to do commercials, publish his radio scrapbooks in book form and produce motivational and inspirational tape cassettes. SMALL TALK: "Bill Moyers' Journal" will open its second season on the public television network Tuesday evening. Peter Graves will star in the pilot for a pro This is the program that brings the generations together. Young people from local junior high schools talk with interesting senior citizens.

Dr. Lawrence Richdorf who has been a doctor for 51 years. Now 81 years old, he is still practicing pediatrics. "A Cover Girl at 83" Alice Ruth Sherman. She is author of a recent book entitled "Incidents, Episodesand TWILIGHT FOR THE GODS ROCK HUDSON CYD CHARISSE ARTHUR KENNEDY LEIF ERICKSON Island outcasts trapped on dangarous mission! Sponsored by TWIN CITY MiwiiaaL TOP VVTCN-TV Information about proqrarra in from network and illation pre relram except where dot indicate a preview by a newt Krvice.

THURSDAY EVENING 6:30 SPECIAL. "In the Shadows of Slavery," an account of life behind the Iron Curtain. Ch: 2. 6:30 YEARS TO YOUTH. Guests: Mildred Comfort 85, a writer; Jack Sheridan, 94, former streetcar mo-torman, and students from Ramsey Junior High School.

Ch. 4. 6:30 CIRCUS. "Circus of the Little Strong Man." Ch. 5.

7:00 THE ADVOCATES. Topic: "Should Your State Permit Less Than Unanimous Jury Verdicts in Criminal Cases?" Ch. 2. 7:00 THE WALTONS. A family of refugees from Nazi Germany settles in Walton's Mountain and fears that persecution has followed them to the remote country town.

Ch. 4. 7:00 FLIP WILSON. Guests: Don Adams, Roscoe Lee Browne and the Staple Singers. Ch.

5. 7:00 MOD SQUAD. A radio disc jockey unwittingly helps an auto theft ring. Lou Gossett guest-stars. Ch.

9. 8:00 INTERNATIONAL PERFORMANCE. "Splendors of Versailles," a re-creation of the daily life and pleasures of the French court of Louis XIV. Ch. 2.

8:00 MOVIE. "Wait Until Dark" (1967). The hit Broadway play about a blind woman's ordeal with three criminals makes a suspenseful transition to the screen with fine performances by Audrey Hepburn and Alan Arkin. First showing on TV. Ch.

4. 8:00 IRONSIDE. Sgt. Ed Brown, mugged during a visit to Los Angeles, conceals his identity to check out what an arrest is like for an innocent civilian. Interesting episode.

Ch. 5. 8:00 THE MEN. "Assignment: Vienna." Jake Webster (Robert Conrad) is hired to recover a priceless royal crown. Anne Francis guest-stars.

Ch. 9. 8:00 MERV GRIFFIN. Guests: Robert Goulet, Carol Lawrence and Corbett Monica. Ch.

11. 9:00 DEAN MARTIN. Guests: Danny Thomas and Charo. Ch. 5.

9:00 OWEN MARSHALL. Patty Duke portrays a vindictive, unwed mother who tries to coerce the father of her child to return to her, knowing he is about to marry another woman. Ch. 9. 10:30 TONIGHT.

Scheduled guests: Joan Rivers, Dr. David Reuben and Rob Reiner. Ch. 5. 11:00 MOVIE.

"Honeymoon Hotel" (1964), a comedy with Robert Goulet and Nancy Kwan. Ch. 4. MOVIE. "Twilight for the Gods" (1958), a drama with Rock Hudson and Cyd Charisse.

Ch. 11. 11:30 DICK CAVETT." Scheduled guests: Leslie Ug- gams and anthropologist Colin Turnbull. Ch. 9.

12:50 MOVIE. "The Last Challenge" (1967), a Western with Glenn Ford and Angie Dickinson. Ch. 4. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 1:00 MOVIE.

"El Paso" (1949). John Payne and Gail Russell. Ch. 11. 3:30 MOVIE.

"Wreck of Mary Deare" (1959). Charlton Heston and Gary Cooper. Ch. 4. 3:30 MIKE DOUGLAS.

Guests: Mimi Hines and O. C. Smith. Ch. 5.

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