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4B The Miami News XJ C4 UlVJV. JVA Friday. October 8, 1982 Ij Tom Jicha TV Radio Editor Station attempts to pull the plug on rate hike Virtually everyone is complaining about Florida Power Light's latest rate hike request, Radio sta tion WINZ is attempting to do something about it. Last Friday, the news and talk station inaugurated a petition drive that, in essence, demands the Public Serv- Irp rnmmission Prime time at a glance (Shaded treat indicate movtesl 1 frOQ 7:30 8:00 6:30 9:00 30 100 1030 I 110 ZZ wpit iBusiness iMacNeilA Iweek in IWall Street II. Pae bV Report Lehrer Review Iweek Claudius Media Pounty ftllen ZZ 5t Joker's PM Dukesof alcin Mow CBS Wild iMagaztne' Hazzard Pallas Crest News O1 WCH Barney im Miner wrwKono News 22E mciT" NBC lEntertam.

Powers of Remington HBC News Tonight Matthew Star Kniqht Rider pteele News WPLS ABC Family Baseball: 113 bc News iFeud Atlanta at St. Louis WLRN Something Que Pasa iFemale Life National (D pbs on 17 U.S.A. Forum Geographic Mystery 1 1 1 I Yo Baiie mm dewScSr Charitvn Presents fVanessa 24 Moras fcon Pwflrib WHFI Behind Lester I Wanda Frederick Praise the 413 mo the Scenes Sumrall LaHayes Jjackson price ILord Coble channels 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 1030 110 itjj I Barney IThe lM CHICAGO Miller Jeffersons A Fistful of Dollars News E22E Jjjjj Benny Nowhere NY IslanderslNHL: QjjP HEW TOBK Soap Hill to Turn Dynasty Edmonton vs. New York Islanders ZT im-Winners Andy Grif- The Three Stooges News All in OZD TLAHT (7 05) fith (7:35) Go Around the World In a Dare (8 05) 1(10 :05) famiy Tfii Frederick Claes Cezanne 01D MC OBlt Nickelodeon lAshton Oldenburg (9:55) 1055 rnV ytcetsu I iMixed IRoyal Fireworks Clouds 10 jfr (5:30) Signature Bag land Miraculous Mandarin of Glory Signature Bag 7 Praise ol mmt ice(6pm) Umtree County lMerWomc' Freeman IPrime LJ cBLt HtWS therSports Monevllne iReports rime News j- MgHSff PheKr krate LM3 ggSt QMr QuieroeSenor pSST1 'ST Loweenl. Icame.ot Hmki 1 list Monday OtD t5i Stir Crazy iBeau Pere October 1 inrtk-r I FrankieValli UK sSp, Arthur Four Seasons playboy QE ST" BtoodhrothBra American Gigolo E2 Vwf Steeping Dogs Uloween ZZ nT Sports VP, LiJ tiETWORH lYou Probe Gotf foxing plight Jicha This For complete listings please see the Miami News TV Radio book available each Saturday rjJ Captioned for the deaf 1 Food, Wine And Friend Men Griffin Scooby Doo CHIP CO Villa Alflr Q) For Amor Q) Sonthine lKh Bugs Bunny pwTISoap World fsTI The Little Detective When the police refuse to believe his story about a band of thieves, a young boy plays detective to stop them.

fUSTl Alive And Weill 4:05 p.m. futT The Munsters 4:30 p.m. 3-2-1 Contact Pink Panther (Q History Of Space Flight Q3 Kids Praise The Lord pol Scooby Doo faTl Signature Guest: Tom Wolfe. fHiol Kamikaze: Mission Of Death 4:35 p.m. 1 Leave It To Beaver 5 p.m.

Sesame Street (R) One Day At A Time Eight Is Enough Barnaby Jones CD Matt And Trudi Q) Xetu FT3 Praiia Tha Lord offer today: "One of our people is going to go out there and tape our reply, and presumbably they'll start to use it." Anyone who would like to sign or circulate a petition can get one by calling the station at 624-0194. i 'f South Floridians apparently are willing to pay to see a champion- ship boxing match in their homes but not so eager to shell out extra bucks for a blockbuster movie. The area's first experiment with a pay-per-view movie last Saturday night attracted less than half the audience of previously offered championship boxing matches, even though the film was available fork roughly half the price of the fights. About 30 per cent of ON-TV's 44.500 customers in South Florida agreed to pay $8 for the first TV showing of "Star Wars," according; to the subscription service's general manager Paul Rishell. ON-TV had an acceptance rate of 63 per cent for its first pay-per-.

view offering, the 1981 fight be-; tween Sugar Ray Leonard and. Tommy Hearns, and 73 per cent for; last June's Larry Holmes-Gerryj Cooney bout. Each of them cost $15 on top of the regular monthly fee. The Leonard-Hearns acceptance! rate was the highest in the country. and the Holmes-Cooney figure was.

the highest anywhere for any event. By comparison. South Flori- da's "Star Wars" figures lagged hind the 38 per cent of Dallas and-35 per cent of Chicago. Rishell, however, was not disap-f; pointed. On the contrary, he said was extremely pleased.

He said the local acceptance rate was hurt be--, cause the movie was in its third run and was still playing some area the-- aters. And, of course, the matches were one-shot live events, while the film had already been seen by just about anyone who" cared to see it. Another factor was that the box-. ing matches were a relative bar-gain, while "Star Wars" was The $15 tariff for the fights less than the price of one ticket to a'l. closed-circuit screening.

The $8 for "Star Wars" represented approxi-; mately the cost of two seats in theater. The next step. Rishell said, is the-release of movies to pay-TV in ad- vance of their theatrical released "We've proved to the motion pic- ture industry that pay-per-viewr will work. Now we'll start to get; some first releases." Tune in with the Miami-; News' Tom Jicha, whose columns-appears regularly on the TV page. Address your questions and com-ments to Tom Jicha, The Miami News.

P.O. Box 615, Miami 33152. Evening hishiifhte deny request for a $281 million increase. Dave Ryder, WINZ's news and program director, said the campaign came about because of "some of the things we heard from listeners, and the (WINZ) editorial board constantly agonizing over rate hikes, the way these rate hikes are achieved and the fact that there doesn't appear to be that substantial a challenge to them. "We thought that we'd be able to perhaps foist some influence on the PSC in their decision-making.

We would like the PSC to allow and its stockholders to enjoy the privilege of tightening their belts as we consumers have had to do." The effectiveness of such campaigns is debatable, since the PSC is appointed rather than elected, and thus does not answer directly to the public. However, WNWS conducted a similar drive last year against Southern Bell's attempt to introduce local measured telephone service i.e., a consumer pays for each call rather than a flat monthly rate and the PSC, which had been expected to approve the proposal, wound up saying 'no' to Ma Bell. Ryder said the response from listeners has been "staggering." WINZ has been accepting requests for petitions, each containing spaces for 24 signatures, from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., seven days a week, and "the phones have not stopped ringing." Thus far, 17,000 petitions have been distributed, and according to Ryder, a large number have been completed and returned. Irate consumers haven't been the only ones to respond.

An delegation, headed by vice president for corporate communications Jack Francis, visited the radio station Wednesday. "Their reaction to what we're trying to do is not terribly favorable," Ryder said. "They implied that they may want some air time to respond." WINZ general manager Hal Frank was unavailable yesterday, but an assisstant said the station had agreed to give the courtesy of an opportunity for rebuttal. "It's nothing we wouldn't do for anyone," she said. Dave Wolverton, an spokesman, said yesterday that the utility would take advantage of the the installation of a fool-proof alarm system to prevent trade secrets from being stolen from his electronics firm.

CD Mystery "Dr. Jekyll And Mr Hyde" Dr. Jekyll becomes engaged to Ann Coggenshall who tries repeatedly to visit the doctor but finds Edward Hyde more readily available to her. (Part Z) (R) (Tn30 p.m. Dick Cavatt Guest: philos opher Paul Weiss.

(Part 4) (R) Tonight Host: Johnny Carson. Guest: Andrea McNichol, 6:05 p.m. F7T Carol Burnett And Friend 6:30 p.m. Last Of The Wild "Kangaroo" CBS News OOID Laveme Shirley ft Company CD Inside Buainea Today Noticiero Nacional SIN IcnnI Sport 6:35 p.m. fT71 Bob Newhart 7 p.m.

CD Something On 17 Featured: Joyce LaFray, author, discusses her book, "Famous Florida Restaurants And Recipes." 7:30 p.m. PM. Magazine Meet the landscape consultant for EP-COT Center in Walt Disney World; dogs who help their handicapped masters. The Powers Of Matthew Star Matthew's lite is in danger when a girt in Walt's class invents a space-age paint for a science fair that has the ability to rob Matthew of his unique powers. fwvl Nowhere To Turn Stan Mooneyham and Carol Lawrence host this documentary on the more than six million people in Africa who have been affected by war and drought and the results of such events.

8:30 p.mT") Wall Street Week "A Commodity In Your Future?" Guest: Jake Bernstein, president, MBH Commodity Advisors, Inc. CD Female Life Forum Featured: Shari Green, office doctor, demonstrates how you can save as much as two weeks of time a year by organizing your office and office, procedures. 9 p.m. Friends Romans fans! CLAUDIUS Reigns m. IE0 Pink Panther fcSsl style Featured: European influence on television commercials in America; new forms of sculpture by David Stoltz; an American-style health spa in Calistoga.

California. fowl Newswatch 5:05 p.m. The Brady Bunch 5:30 p.m. M.A.S.H CD Tuned In Extranos Caminos Del Amor Hcil The Muppets 5:35 p.mT) HtaI Beverly Hillbillies 6 p.rrhJZ) Doctor Who OOID News WKRP In Cincinnati CD From Jumpstreet 0D Spanish News CB Praise The Lord pol Welcome Back, Hotter UnyI Buck Rogers foXfl Un Dia Con La Reina La feria conmemorando a la Reina Isabel magistralmente captada para los suscriptores de Galavision. rUsl USA Cartoon Express is revealed to the rest of the family.

CAN SUPERHEROES ESCAPE CYCLE GANG? KNIGHT RIDER! NEW! w. 0 Knight Rider An ineffectual sheriff impounds Michael Knight's car and hampers his efforts to control a motorcycle gang that has taken over a small town. CD National Geographic Special "Polar Bear Alert" The great white polar bear and a Manitoba town's efforts to coexist with them are the subjects of a documentary hosted by E.G. Marshall and narrated by Jason Robards. (R) qj 10 p.m.

Falcon Crest Angela's late ex-husband's illegitimate son, the wealthy and mysterious Richard Channing, sets off fearful repercussions when he arrives in San Francisco. Two Private Eyes With Eyes for Each Other! Remington Steele! New Remington Steal An eccentric oil millionaire hires Laura and Remington to supervise who analyzes doodles. 12:15 o.m. CD Hawaii Five-0 12:30 o.m. SCTV Network Guests: Mean Joe Greene and Rocky Bleier.

(R)(1 30 mm.) 1:15 a.m. CO Fridays Guest host: Karen Allen. Guests: Stray Cats. (R) 3 8 p.m. (1 30 mm.) 1:45 a.m.

0 Binzer desperately searches for the money to meet the $50,000 price tag hung on Dan's life by Binzer's former crime partners. (R) The Dukes Of Hazzard Cle-tus and enos get in the way of Roscoe winning the "Lawman of the Year" award. Dallas anxious to see his father's will, schemes to find a way to look at it before it Public Radio brings back Bob Ray on "Sunday Show' Tonights movies Auoclatwf Prw 12:50 o.m. rarH "Littl Darling" (1980. Comedy) Tatum O'Neal, Kristy quests, from his first at the age of 12 to his seduction of a housewife at 30.

'R' (1 48 min.) H0 "La Pecedora, El Cura La Santa" Isela Vega, Antonio Ferrandiz. (1 30 min.) McNichol. At summer camp, two teen-age girls compete to see who will be the first to lose her virginity. 'R' (1 32 min.) Movie Rating 6 p.m. Outstanding JonJ -High Ice" (1980, Drama) Excellent V4 David Janssen.

Tony Mu- Very Good sante. Three mountain climb- Good ers are rescued from an ob- NotBad scure clit as 8 tesun eljr vt valiant efforts of a veteran ranger. (1 40 min.) tltH "Arthur" (1981. Com- B.M4 on box otttc. popuumy ond edy) Dudley Moore Liza Min- tv dot tvakjattom.

nelli. While his family attempts to force him into a pre-arranged marriage, a drunken, I a hedonistic playboy falls in love with a poor working girl. 'PG' 1 o.m. pn "The Formula" (1980, Drama) Marlon Brando, George C. Scott.

While inves tigating the murder of a col league, a veteran cop uncovers a conspiracy Involving the suppression ol a synthetic Ray" on National Public FM). "Garish Summit" was written especially for "The Sunday Show," NPR's weekend arts showcase, said Elliott, "We've tried to comet up with something that incorpo4 rates a little bit of all the prime- time soap operas that are big right i now." "The Return of Bob and Ray" won't be limited to the They'll do many of the characters roving reporter Wally Ballou. storyteller Martin LeSeur, sports caster Biff Burns and routineV that listeners have enjoyed for more than 35 years. "Their jokes." said Kurt Vonne gut Jr. in an appreciation for a retrospective show, "The Best of Bob and Ray," at the Museum of' Broadcasting this summer, "turn out to be universal, although deeply rooted in old-time radio, because so-'-much of life presents itself as the- same dilemma: how to seem lustyjJ and purposeful when less than, nothing is going on." Elliott and Goulding were staff announcers at WHDH in Boston." when they met in 1946.

along, as a team, to NBC iaS 1951, and have appeared together since. I cm I "Llncorngibie" (19B0, (1 hr 53 mm.) NEW YORK The scene is an intensive care ward, where millionaire heir Rodney Murchfield lies unconscious. Expensive Doctor: "All we know for sure is that he has amnesia. Just before he passed out, I tested his memory by asking him to name the state capitals. When we got to North Dakota.

I found that he'd completely forgotten about Bismarck." Caldwell Murchfield (who stands to inherit the whole ball o' wax): "Gee, you'd think getting hit on the head with a tire iron out near the gravel pit would do more to a guy than make him forget the capital of North Dakota." Doctor: "How did you know he been found near the gravel pit?" Caldwell: "I didn't. It was Just a logical assumption. Gee, I hope the police don't start poking around, asking a lot of questions." Afternoon soap opera is back on radio, temporarily at least. It's "Garish Summit," with Bob Elliott and Ray Goulding playing all the parts. The serial, which will be broadcast in eight episodes over four weekends, started last Sunday, as part of "The Return of Bob and Comedy) jean-paui eei-mondo, Genevieve Bujold.

A 6:15 p.m. paroled con artist encounters (1981 Sci. fuel formula by an oil cartel 'R' (1 57 min.) 1:30 o.m. on "Naked Inferno" 1:40 a.m. trouble when he reverts to his ence-Fiction) Albert Finney, pn "Body Hat" (1981, Suspense) William Hurt, Kathleen Turner.

A smalltime Florida lawyer is persuaded by his old way of life. (1 40 mm.) TgaH "El Golfo" Raphael, Shirley Jones. (1 40 min.) pHI "Black Beauty" (1971, Drama) Mark Lester, Walter Slezak. Based on the story by Anna Sewell. A proud and awesomely beautiful horse experiences many diverse owners.

(1 45 min.) fgwl Arthur (1981, Comedy) Dudley Moore, Liza Min-nelli. While his family attempts to force him into a pre-arranged marriage, a drunken, hedonistic playboy falls in love with a poor working girl. "PG" (1 53 min.) f5T "Bloodbrothers" (1978, Drama) Richard Gere, Tony Lo Bianco. A young man dares to break family tradition by working in a hospital ward for children rather than in the heavy construction business. Ft' (1 56 min.) fsTI "Sleeping Dog" (2 hrs.) 8:05 p.m.

p7l "The Three Stooge Go Around Th World In A Daze" (1963, Comedy) Three Stooges, Jay Sheffield. Three bumblers hide on board a ship as it sets out on a global trip. (2 hrs.) 8:30 P.mT) ImcI "Beau Per" (1981, Romance) Patrick Dewaere, Ariel Besse. A young girl's attraction to her stepfather leads them to a love affair that's beautiful but forbidden. (2 hrs.) 9:30 p.mT") rSAtl "Quiaro Besarlo Senor" Soledad Silveyra, Guillermo Bredeston.

(1 30 min.) 10 p.m. RhI "American Gigolo" (1980, Drama) Richard Gere, Lauren Hutton. A Beverly Hills gigolo becomes the prime suspect in a murder investigation. 'R' (1 57 min.) nn "Halloween II" (1981, Horror) Jamie Lee Curtis, Donald Pleasence. A hopelessly insane murderer contin-iu hia rainn of terror in a James Coburn.

The mysterious deaths of a series of beautiful models involved in a new advertising project are blamed on the plastic surgeon who operated on them. 'PG' 1 34 min.) 6:30 p.mT) jCAU "Mi Querido Capitan" Sara Garcia, Fernando Soler. mD "Stir Crazy" (1980. Comedy) Richard Pryor, Gene Wilder. Two men are mistaken for bank robbers and sent to lover to murder her husband, 'R' (1 55 min.) Hh50 a.m.

CzD "Five Gun Wet" (1955. Western) John Luna, 4:30 p.m. HnyI "Last Summer" (1969, Drama) Barbara Her-shey, Richard Thomas. A new- Dorothy Malone. Five ex-con become Confederate soldiers and plot the heist of a Yankee jail.

'R' (1 51 min.) stagecoach laden with loot. (1 OPEN FOR LUNCH WEEKDAYS 30 mm.) of a small, close group of teen- Radio highlights 2 a.m. Drama) Cathryn Harrison, Mark Holden. A young girl tries to save a cantakerous horse from being sold to a work farm. (1 31 min.) 11:30 p.m.

"The Curs Of King Tut' Tomb" (1980, Adventure) Eva Marie Saint, Robin Ellis. An archaeologist and a shrewd profiteer are determined to possess the treasures found in an Egyptian ruler's burial site, despite the curse that surrounds it and a number of tragic mishaps. (R) (2 20 min.) OO "Th Groat Bank Hoax" (1979, Mystery) Ned Beatty, Richard Basehart. Three disgruntled bank executives decide to get the riches they feel they're entitled to by staging a robbery of their own bank. 'PG' 11:35 P.m.

fi7l "Stage Fright" (1950, Mystery) Jane Wyman, Mar-lene Dietrich. After pleading innocence to a friend, the sus-pect in a murder case turns out to be guilty. (2 15 min.) MIDNIGHT "The Bramble Buh" (1960, Drama) Richard Burton, Barbara Rush. A doctor struggles with the question of euthanasia as his old friend, who is terminally ill. begs to die and have the doctor marry his wife.

(2 hrs.) hboI Drama) Bruce Dern, Maud Adams. An obsessed tattoo artist kidnaps a fashion model and proceeds to cover her body with his handiwork. 'R' (1 45 min.) "Th Budding Of Brie" (1980, Drama) Hillary Sum-mers, Nicky Rococco. 'X' 3 Comedy) Dudley Moore, Liza Min-nelli. While his family attempts to force him into a pre-arranged marriage, a drunken, hedonistic playboy falls in love with a poor working girl.

'PG' (1 53 min.) 12:30 o.mD fSl "La Noch Da Lo Brvjoa" Simon Andreu, Lorena Tower. nn "Stir Crazy" (1980. Comedy) Richard Pryor, Gene Wilder. Two men are mistaken for bank robbers and sent to jail. 51 mm.) "Journey To The Canter Of Tima" (1967, Science-Fiction) Scott Brady, Gigi Per-reau.

A group of travelers find themselves trapped in a time warp ranging from one million B.C. to a distant year of the term's? agers vacationing on Fire island. (1 30 min.) nn Looker" (1981, Science-Fiction) Albert Finney, James Coburn. The mysterious deaths of a series of beautiful models involved in a new advertising project are blamed on the plastic surgeon who operated on them. 'PG' 1 34 min.) 2D "Spirit Of The Wind" (1979, Drama) Chief Dan George.

A young boy overcomes his handicap to become the World Champion Dog Sledder. 'PG' (1 45 min.) future. (2 hrs.) roAil "Mi Querido Capitan" Sara Garcia, Fernando soier. 8 p.m. "King Kong" (1933, Adventure) Fay Wray.

Robert Armstrong. A monstrous ape battles an army while trying to retain possession of a woman captive. (2 hrs.) Qo "A Fistful Of Dollar" (1967, Western) Clint Eastwood, Marianne Koch. The mysterious "man with no name" enters a gang war between two tactions eager to sell whiskey and guns to Mexi 2:15 a.m. STONE CRAB hsoI "Green Ice" (1981) Ryan Neal, Anne Archer RESTAURANT SEA FOODS STEAKS CHOPS 4:30 p.m.

(WAVS) Italian American Hours Joe Castelli hosts 6 p.m. (WVCG) The Music Machine 6 p.m. (WNWS) Barbara Studley 7:50 p.m. (WQDI) H.S. FootballHomes-tead vs.

Vero Beach 7 p.m. (WINZ) Money Talk 8 p.m. (WINZ) Alan Burke 8 p.m. (WNWS) Neil Rogers 8 p.m. (WKAT) Baseball St.

Louis vs. Atlanta 8 p.m. (WINZ) Baaeball St. Louis vs. Atlanta 820 p.m.

(WWWL) Mini-Concert Judie T. 9 p.m. WTMI) Concert by the Bay 9 p.m. (WLRN) Taylor Made Piano 10 p.m. (WLRN) AH That Jazz Len Pace 11 p.m.

(WA1A) New Music with Paul Beeman 11 p.m. (WTMI) Nocturne Midnight (WGBS) Larry KingSid Bernstein, music promoter who brought the Beatles to the United States Midnight (WKAT) Jam Session Midnight (WNWS) Jerry Wichner Midnight (WTMI) Jazz After Midnight Midnight (WVCG) America Overnight 2 a.m. (WLRN) Sounds of the Caribbean Clint O'Neil 'PG' (1 50 mm.) 2:30 a.m. 5 p.m. IonI "Hell' Angel" (1930, cans ana Indians.

(2 hrs.) Adventure) Ben Lyon, Jean ErL.JJ'WHV Jh- "Raintrea County' UfiauJO 1 Q77 Drama) ftnr. Wind?" (1977, Drama) Harlow. During Work War (1957. Drama) Elizabeth Tay Gordon Pinsent, Jose Ferrer. Two three Oxford buddies become Holiday Magazine Award Every Year Since 1961 Lunch 1 1 30 to 2:00 p.m.

Dinner served from 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. divided when they are con. scripted to fight on opposite sides. PG (2 a mm.) small town. 'R' 1 30 min.) 10:30 P.m.

pin "Firt Monday In Oc- Comedy) Walter Matthau, Jill Clayburgh. A liberal Supreme Court Justice clashes with the newest member of the nation's highest court, an ultra-conservative woman jurist. 'R' (2 hrs.) 1 1 p.m. CD "Vo Baila Con Don Porfirio" Mapy Cortez. Joaquin Par-dave.

(2 hrs.) -roNl "in Praise Of Older Woman" (1978, Drama) Tom Berenger, Karen Black. A 1 Hungarian lothario reminisces jOn his past romantic con mcI "Beau Per" (1981, Romance) Patrick Dewaere, Ariel Besse. A young girt attrao TELEPHONE 673-0365 CORNER BISCAVNE STREET AT WASHINGTON MIAMI BEACH lor, Montgomery tun. During the Civil War, a captivating Southern belle is determined to have the man of her choice regardless of the conse-quences. (2 50 min.) Is 1 "Alguien Tiane Qua Morir" Raul Ramirez, Rosenda Ber- nal.

(1 30 min.) EM "Halloween II" (1981, Horror) Jamie Lee Curtis, Donald Pleasence. A hopelessly insane murderer continues his reign of terror in a small town. R' (1 30 min.) young boys' lives touch in a small prairie town during the Great Depression. (1 40 min.) nn "Winds Of Chang" 30mih.) 5:30 P.m. rcisl "Ugateu" (1953, Fantasy) Machiko Kyo, Masayuki Mori.

In 16th-century Japan, two friends travel to the city in search of their individual goals. (2 hrs.) tion to her stepfather leads them to a love affair that's beautiful but forbidden. (2 lit Amen, jn l.kpri-vr.rfrci. IXm I itave honir wttlMut a hrs.) 4 o.m. DURESS Saturday 8 a m.

(WLRN) The Morning Show Yvette Williams with jazz "Calling Bulldog Drum- mond".