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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Page 19 GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty FRIDAY TV PROGRAMS Ill's Station Will Have ETV Outside Our Gates Fila Eaatan SIMM Ttm IClCatar P.M. Friday. February 28, 1969 wfriria fcjStt ifjHwfa LIjLIjIw) 3mT Popeje (Q Mike Douglas Linklerter Show Dark Shadows By RICHARD K. SHULL Monday evening, a switch will be thrown on the Indiana University campus and WTIU, Channel 30, will go on the air, the state's second educational television station. (The first one was at Vincennes University).

The presence of Channel 30 on the air will have scant effect on Indianapolis. With luck, the signal from its 653-foot tower may reach to the southern environs of the state capitol, but it by no means will serve Indianapolis and it wasn't intended to. As a matter of state pride, the presence of the state capital, but it by no means will Indiana ahead of Mississippi and West Virginia. And the presence of WTIU in Bloom-ington will put that city on a par with such pioneering cultural TV centers as Fargo, N. and Pago Pago, Samoa.

Unfortunately, Indianapolis continues to be the largest city in the United States without benefit of ETV. IS (0 (0 (0 Early Show (0 Bewitched "Moment To lOO" lintstones (Q Moment" Mroop 5:30 CI lands And Hews(Q flews (Q Seas(0 "Central NewsQ frank Reynolds 6:15 America" (0 30 Perry Mason HunfleyBrinkley I love Lucy IQ Walter All-Amerkan 7 jS Cronkite(C) College Show (t) 30 Truth Or Con High Chaparral Nixon In This Is Tom sequences (0 (0 Europe (0 Jones (0 JoT Hazel (Q 3 30 Password (Q Name 01 The Gomer Pyle(C) Generation Gap 45 6ame(Q (0 00 Merv Criffin (C) Friday Night let's Make A 915 Movie Deal (0 33 "Mirage" Guns Of Will Sonnett (0 "lOO" Star Trek (C) Judd For The Defense (Q IU 33 News(0 4S iOO Killy Style (C) News(C) News(C) News(Q 11:30 Starlit Tonight (Q late Show Joey Bishop (Q :45 Theater ii -i Shuli of Health, Education and Welfare money to make the station go for at least a year. So far, there's been a scarcity of volunteers, with the ability and contacts to get the job done, willing to accept the chairmanship of such a fund-raising effort. Traditionally, business and civic leaders who hustle contributions for causes from their friends manage to get the money, but frequently they lose their friends in the process. THE PROXIMITY HELPS Meanwhile, the presence of WTIU, Channel 30, on the air starting Monday may be a healthy thing for the Channel 20 project It's proximity will give those who care enough to drive south to good reception a chance to sample what is being missed here by the absence of ETV.

WTIU will start with a rather modest programming schedule evenings only, Sunday through Friday. About one-third of its programming will be in color. In addition to the available filmed programming, it will have eight hours of live material weekly off the National Education Television (NET) network, and on Sundays, the two-hour live Public Broadcast Lab show, a Ford Foundation project WTIU plans to develop a news department of its own staffed with student broadcasters, but that, will take time. It will start with students reading news reports before the camera. Filmed reports will be tougher.

Black-and-white film can be processed on campus, but color film will have to be shipped to Indianapolis for processing, then returned, a system which doesn't particularly lend itself to breathless, late-breaking bulletin-style films. The evening programming on WTIU is about what you might expect if Channel 20 here became a reality. In the early evening, it will have three chiidren's entertainment programs with an IQ. There'll also be programs geared to minority tastes, specific things such as Julia Child, "The French Chef," and lessons in folk guitar. Cultural items longhair arts will be a major segment of programming, the stuff which to lure the masses away from "Gilligan's Island" on commercial channels.

And there are the public affairs shows, which tend to look hard at the American scene and what's going on. "My son got home safely from Vietnam but I'm worried about my daughter in the thick of rioting at State College!" TELEVISION AND RADIO HIGHLIGHTS SATURDAY TV PROGRAMS Htm C) OHf 3 Yesterday, Donley Feddersen, chairman of IU's Radio-Television Department, held a press luncheon in one of the university's TV studios which WTIU will call home. It was a time for showing off equipment and giving an outline of what the new station hopes to achieve. THE CAMPUS HELPED Obviously, WTIU has had an easier time being born than the proposed Channel 20 ETV station in Indianapolis because of its university connection. IU's broadcast training facilities, radio-TV department faculty and student manpower all are big pluses in making the station a reality.

The proposed Channel 20 project here isn't too well endowed in any of those departments. But the big single over-riding factor which puts WTIU ahead of the Indianapolis effort is money. The perennial cry of any ETV station anywhere is "Send money." Someone has -to pay the bills for commercial-free TV and it's generally accepted it should be the ones who benefit most the viewers. In the case of WTIU, because of its university connec- iion, experts in money-getting were at hand. "We are heavily indebted to the largess of foundations, grants and such sources for getting on the air," Feddersen said.

And ne'er truer words were spoken. 2 Not just anyone can hold his hand out and acquire funds. The ability to plumb foundations and government agencies for grants has become a fine art in our society, and IU has i experts in the field. The Channel 20 project here is suffering at the moment for want of this knack. 4 Mayor Lugar now is rounding up a task force in hope of somehow raising $128,000 by March 15 so Indianapolis can take advantage of a $195,000 grant from the U.S.

Department A.M. SHULL'S MAI LB AG Oh Gloria Print me a picture of Gloria Loring. I think she's something else. CARL Oh, all right. TELEVISION TODAY 4:00 WFBM Q0 Mike Douglas: Guests are Minnie Pearl, Sergio Franchi, Redd Foxx, singer Karen Morrow and author John S.

D. Eisenhower. 7:30 WFBM The High Chaparral: An Indian agent fights John Cannon's efforts to establish an Apache reservation. John Dehner is guest. 7:30 WISH Nixon in Europe: Report on President's meeting with Charles de Gaulle.

7:30 WLWI This Is Tom Jones: Guests are Dick Cavett, Terry-Thomas, the Fifth Dimension, singer Sandie Shaw and the rock group Julie Driscoll with Brian Auger and the Trinity. 8:30 WFBM OQ The Name of the Game: Dan Farrell tries to aid a militant priest's efforts to fight conditions in a slum owned by a crime syndicate. Guests are Ricardo Montalban, Edward Andrews and John Kerr. 8:30 WLWI (Q The Generation Gap: Guests include composer Jerry Bock, his 17-year-old son George and recording star Wilson Pickett. WTTV OQ Merv Griffin: Guests are Lori Rogers, Charo Cugat, Michael York, Bob King, Heather MacRae and New York Times correspondent Harrison Salisbury.

10:00 WFBM Star Trek: An emergency mission to save a planet is interrupted when the Enterprise officers are caught in a "slave" rebellion against "masters." Jeff Corey is guest. RADIO TODAY 8:00 WFMS-FM Presents: Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony and R. Strauss' Symphonia Domestica. 11:30 WFBM-AM, WTLC-FM Night Call: Georgia Mc-Murray, project director of the Commission for Education for Pregnant School-Age Girls, discusses the problems of unwed mothers. Weekend Radio, TV Sports Menu Enzo Give me some information on the boy who plays Tony on :00 Hoosier Super Six (C) Sunrise light Time (C) 7:15 Roundup Semester (0 JO Lessons for Top Cat (C) Indiana Farmer Saturday 45 Living (Q Almanac (0 Popeye(C) Three Stooges Roads To farm front (C) 8:15 (Q learning (0 :30 Bugs Bunny (0 Timothy Church :45 mouse (C) :00 Casper Cartoons (Q :30 Underdog (C) Wacky Races Adventures Of :45 (0 Gulliver (C) ioT Kimba(C) fiinfstones (C) Archie (0 Spiderman(C) 10:30 Yogi Bear (Q Banana Splits Salman (C) fantastic :45 TO Voyage (Q ibT Mighty Mouse Journey (C) And Alvin(C) 0 Hrculoids(C) Samson (Q Uncle Buster fantastic Four :45 (0 (0 :00 Upbeat (C) Storybook Shazzan (0 George of The Squares (C) Jungle (C) I -30 Jobline (0 Johnny Quest American :45 (C) Bandstand (0 iOO Action In The Bible Moby Dick (C) 1:15 Afternoon Telecourse (C) 30 "Duel On The Lone Ranger College J45 Mississippi" (0 Basketball: 0b Read Your Way College Wichita vs.

2'. 5 Up(C) Basketball (C) Memphis 30 Outdoors (Q Adventures Of Wisconsin vs. State Huckflnn(C) Michigan 0 tle9e Hi9" Scho0' Happening '69 3 ",5 Basketball (C) Bowl(C) (0 30 Marquette College Bowl Pro Bowlers 145 vs. Creighton (C) Tour(C) the series, "My Friend Tony." CAROL His real name is Enzo Cerusico and he got his start in films in his native Italy. He came to Hollywood two years ago to begin learning English and preparing for the role in the series.

Seems a shame to expend all that time and effort on such a lousy show, doesn't it? Incidentally, he is married. Jessie Brewer Tell me something about Emily McLaughlin, who plays Jessie Brewer on "General Hospital." Is she married? Any children? MRS. C.V.Y. She recently married actor Jeffrey Hunter. Her son Robert, product of her previous marriage to actor Robert Lansing, was best man.

3:30 WLWI 8 Professional Bowlers Tour: Greater Buffalo PBA Open. 4:00 WFBM 8 Bowling: Earl Johnson and Gloria Loring be released as soon as the theater production on Broadway closes, whenever that may be. Meanwhile, Miss Streisand already is at work in the film version of "On A Clear Day You Can See Forever." Today's Movies On Television 4:30 WISH Q9 "Moment to Moment" (1966) with Jean Seberg and Honor Blackmail. 9:00 WISH "Mirage" (1965) with Gregory Peck and Walter Mat-thau. 11:30 WISH "Al Capone" (1959) with Rod Steiger and Fay Spain.

11:30 WTTV "The Tough-er They Come" (1950) with Wayne Morris and Preston Foster. Delay For Concorde RADIO FM Stations AM Stations mmmm Streisand TODAY 6:50 WFBM-AM, WIRE Coliseum Sectional: Law-rence vs. Shortridge; Marshall vs. Chatard. TOMORROW 12:15 WFBM AM, WIRE Round Robin Sectional Coverage: Hinkle, South-port and Coliseum semifinals.

12:15 WIBC Hinkle Sectional: Semifinals. 12:30 WIFN-FM Whiteland Sectional: Semifinals. 12:30 WNON FM Lebanon Sectional: Semifinals. 12:30 WSMJ-FM New Castle Sectional: Semifinals. 1:30 WLWI Basketball: Wichita vs.

Memphis State. 2:00 WISH Basketball: Wisconsin vs. Michigan. 3:00 WTTV 8 Basketball: Marquette vs. Creighton.

Has Barbrt Streisand finished making "Hello Dolly?" When will it be shown? What is she doing next? A FAN The film version of "Hello Dolly" is completed and will 810 WATI (7 a.m. a.m.) 950 WXLW (4 0.111.-4:15 a.m.) 1070 WIBC (24 hours) 1260 WFBM (24 hours) 1310 WIFE (24 hours) 1430WIRE (24 hours) 1500 WBRI (7 a.m. 4 p.m.) 1590 WGEE Tom Jones' In Print On this date in 1749, Henry Fielding's novel "Tom Jones" was published in England. TOULOUSE, France (UPI) I Iif MIMMMMMMMfli; The maiden flight of Europe's Stereo 88.7 WICR-FM 90.1 WIAN-FM 91.3 WHJE-FM (Daytimt only) 92.3 WTTV-FM 93.1 WNAP-FM a.m. 1 a.m.) 94.7 WFBM-FM (24 hours) 95.5 WFMS-FM i.m.

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Technical difficulties have put off the first flight one year al 3 ready. I GARDNER Joe Joseph vs. Tim Hara-han and Tommy Tuttle. 4:00 WTTV 0 Golf: Dora Open. 5:00 WLWI 8 Wide World of Sports: World figure skatL championships at Colorado Springs, Colo.

6:30 WLWI 8 Skiing: World Cup Alpine championships at Squaw Valley, Calif. 8:00 WFBM 0. WIBC Hinkle Sectional: Championship game. 8:00 WFBM-AM, WIRE Round Robin Sectional Coverage: Hinkle, South-port and Coliseum championship games. 8:15 WIFN-FM Whiteland Sectional: Championship game.

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