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576-7189 WHEN YOU KNOW WHO WE ARE. YOU WON'T BUM. ANY OTHER WAY. ers such as Neil Diamond and John Denver. WLVW's beautiful music format had "a very loyal audience," Meadows said, but he doesn't consider the change to be abandonment.

"They have 'the music of your he said, referring to the '20s-through-'50s format of WTAL. "Some of them (beautiful music listeners) will stay with us," Meadows said; the station is still aiming for an over-25 audience. termine what kind of music would bring WLVW, which finished sixth in this year's Arbitron ratings, a larger audience. WLVW has been playing a variety of music for the past few days and asking for listeners to call in and comment. Analysis of those calls will prompt the final choice between the country and adult contemporary format.

Adult contemporary includes country artists such as Kenny Rogers and the Oak Ridge Boys, as well as sing will change format today, but general manager Rod Meadows said listeners- will have to wait until noon to learn what kind of music the station will be playing. will either be country or adult contemporary; probably country," said Meadows. The station's current format is "beautiful music," featuring light tempo instrumental tunes. station recently was purchased by Palmer Communications, which did extensive research to de 1TPW7 weekend radio highlights Today Developing Printing of Disc, 110, 126, 35mm color print film. Good thru 91082.

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WWSD-FM 102 Country Cio-seup with Glen Campbell. 7:30 p.m. WWSD-FM 102 Soul Countdown with Tim Reed. Midnight WOWD-FM 103.1 Classic Album: "Strange Days" by The Doors Midnight WTNT-AM 1270 Larry King Show Highlights. 9 a.m.

WOWD-FM 103.1 Speakeasy with host Ira Shorr. Topic: Utopia How Would You Desire a Better World? 9 a.m. WKQE-AM 1410 Wolfman Jack's Graf ittl Gold Noon WKQE-AM 1410 Solid Gold Weekend 5 p.m. WANM-AM 1070 Special Edition 7 p.m. WOWD-FM 103.1 Sunday Jazz 7 p.m.

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OO TENNIS Highlights of the U.S Open from the United States Tennis Association National Tennis Center, Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, N.Y. 11:30 p.m. CD TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Charles Nelson Reilly. Midnight QQ V2 David Proval, James An-dronica.

A young man tries to help his retarded brother emerge from his own fantasy world into the mainstream of daily life. (1978) (Repeat) 12:05 a.m. 09 "The Mouse That Roared" Peter Sellers, Jean Seberg. When the Grand Duchy of Fenwick realizes its poor financial status, its people decide to go to war with the U.S. to improve the economy.

(1959) 2 a.m. a Vt "The Angel Levine" Zero Mostel, Harry Belafonte. An old Jewish tailor who has lost his faith is befriended by a black angel. (1970) 3 a.m. (0 "Cahill: United States Marshal" John Wayne, George Kennedy.

A tough lawman tracks down wily bank robbers only to find his two sons involved with the gang (1973) The schedule of KMV-TV, Group W's Cable 3, is not listed above. Here is its schedule: This experience gives my candidacy further insights and abilities which are not afforded the other candidates." Put His Experience To Work Representing You! Note: Programs labeled (CC) are closed-captioned lor bearing-impaired viewers. 9 a.m. (D DONAHUE Topic: Vietnamese children of for-', mer GIs. 9:05 a.m.

"Strange Bedfellows" Rock Hudson, Gig Voung. After considering divorce, a corporate execu-' tive attempts to reconcile with his wife, whose fiery temper could harm his image. (1965) 10 a.m. DONAHUE From Seattle. Topic: male center folds.

11:05 a.m. ffl "Pardners" Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis. A ranch foreman and a playboy pit their wits against crooks who are attempting to swindle some farm property. (1956) p.m. 09 "She's Working Her Way Through Col- lege" Virginia Mayo, Gene Nelson.

A burlesque star creates pandemonium when she decides to get a col- lege education. (1952) i-M p.m. NEWSMAKERS SPECIAL EDITION U.S. Congress District II candidates Alan Cox and Pete Skinner. Open phone lines: 644-6090.

7:35 p.m. (D ATLANTA BRAVES AT MONTREAL EX- pos p.m. CD NFL FOOTBALL "Pre-Season Game" New York Giants at Miami Dolphins. 8:30 p.m. WALL STREET WEEK "America First?" Guest: Douglas F.

Lamont, dean of the College of Business Administration at Roosevelt University. 9 p.m. CRISIS TO CRISIS WITH BARBARA JORDAN "Mad River: Hard Times In Humboldt County" Profile of a rural community in California that is facing envi-'. ronmental and economic disaster because of a timber shortage. FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DISTRICT 9 DEMOCRAT 4 p.m.

'Ml WOMAN 4.30 p.m. NEWSWEEK WOMAN 5 P.m. THE HOME SHOPPING SHOW 6:30 p.m. BODY ELECTRIC 7 p.m. TODAY'S LEADERS FACE TOMORROW'S 7:30 p.m.

MOVIE WEEK I p.m. THE ROCK SHOW 1:30 p.m. SPORTLIGHT II p.m. BLACK ENTERTAINMENT TELEVISION 6:30 a.m. CHARLIE ROSE 7 a.m.

CBS MORNING NEWS 10:30 a.m. MODERN SATELLITE NETWORK 1 p.m. WIFELINE WITH BETSY PALMER 1:30 p.m. COOKING 2 p.m. HEALTH AND EXERCISE 2:30 p.m.

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