Longview News-Journal from Longview, Texas • Page 6

6-A WEDNESDAY, Ftbruary 271991, Longvfew News-Journal KLMG-TV drops 10 p.m. local newscast Kilgore man handed 50-year prison term weeknights. Although news department employees are being let go, Skinner said KLMG "has actually added several people in recent weeks. A lot of them are in sales, some in promotion and some are in production." On April 1, Skinner said viewers will see all new programming when the station joins Fox. In addition, the station will have new call letters.

Channel SI has applied for the call letters of KFXK In January, the transfer of KLMG's ownership to Kamin Broadcasting Co.Longview Limited Partnership was completed. President of the Kamin Broadcasting is Lester Kamin of of March. We will assist them, if they request it, in making contacts with stations in other markets. We're certainly going to make every effort to help them find a job somewhere." Another news department employee, Philip Stauts, will be retained and is moving to production and operations at KLMG, Skinner said. The station, which has been a CBS affiliate since taking the air in August 1984, ended Ats 6 p.m.

local newscast on Jan. 21. At that time, station officials announced plans to inaugurate a 9 p.m. local newscast in April, once the station joined the Fox network. As of Monday night, KLMG is temporarily running "The Best of Love Connection" at 10 p.m.

health issues, programs like that. We want to do something that is not already occurring in the market That is the reason we're changing our focus." With the cancellation of its 10 p.m. local newscast, which was effective Monday, four full-time and three part-time employees will leave the station. They include KLMG News Department employees Kelli Wiese, Beth Bak-erman, Kevin Goff and Ray Lous-teau. "This is tough on everyone, of course.

We were really disappointed that we couldn't make a traditional newscast work with the new format we're going to," said Skinner. He said those employees affected "will be here until the middle By Van Craddock Editor Longview television station KLMG (Channel 51). which plans to switch to Jhe Fox Broadcasting Co. on April 1, has dropped its 10 p.m. local newscast.

"We originally had explored the idea of a 9 o'clock newscast (beginning in April), but after some research we decided we'd better serve the public if we concentrated on programming and events that are of a community interest as opposed to hard news," said Brent Skinner, KLMG general manager. Instead of a traditional local newscast, Skinner said the station plans to air "community affairs programming, specials on drug abuse, learning disabilities, 1985 on a charge of burglary of a vehicle, and he was indicted as a habitual offender, Simpson said. In the case Tuesday, Simpson presented evidence a 1985 pickup truck was stolen from a barbecue restaurant, and someone who knows Glaspie saw him driving it About 90 minutes after it was stolen, it was found burning about 1.5 miles from Glaspie's home, and officers theorized it was torched to obliterate fingerprints and other evidence, Simpson said. Simpson asked the jury to assess the maximum sentence of life or 99 years. The latest conviction involves a property crime in which there was no violence, and in such cases the parole board releases inmates early, she said.

Glaspie served about two years on the 25-year sentence she obtained from a jury in 1987, and by last June he was out of prison and committing more crimes, she said. By Jerry Graham Staff Writer A man with four previous felony convictions was sentenced Tuesday to 50 years in prison on a charge of unautho-( rized use of a vehicle. A jury in 124th District Court assessed the sentence against RicKy Glaspie, 26, also known as -Ricky Bodine of Kilgore. Judge Alvin Khoury ordered the sentence stacked on top of IS and eight year sentences Glaspie received on Rusk County convictions. It was a bit of deja vu for Assistant District Attorney Becky Simpson, who on April 15, 1987, prosecuted Glaspie before another jury and obtained a 25-year prison sentence on a charge of burglary of a habitation.

Since then, she said, Glaspie has been released on parole and has been convicted in Rusk County on charges of bur-glary'of a habitation and unauthorized use of a vehicle. Glaspie was also convicted in Soviet Acrobatic Revue to perform here on Friday variety of entertainment that should appeal to all ages. Uriy Zamyatnin, former lead dancer with the renowned Moisey-ev Dance Ensemble, is the revue's artistic director. Theatre Project Longview. Sponsors also include ABC Supply Co.

of Longview, the Longview News-Journal and KLTV. According to TPL Director Rodney Blackwell, the revue offers a Tickets are available now at Longview Bank and Trust, both downtown and Loop 281 locations, or by calling 757-7469. Tickets also are available at locations in Kilgore, Marshall and Gilmer. Reserved seats are $15 for adults and $10 for students. General admission is $10 and $5, respectively.

The Soviet Acrobatic Revue is being brought to East Texas by The time-honored heritage of Russian acrobats dates back to the time of the czars, and Friday night East Texans will have the chance to view that heritage first hand. the famed Soviet Acrobatic Revue will perform 7:30 p.m. Friday at T.G. Field Auditorium, Second and Whaley streets. The revue features 27 of the Soviet Union's most popular balancers, wire walkers, clowns, contortionists and cossack dancers.

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