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Political Adrertiwment FM RADIO HIGHLIGHTS ii I'liifflm 24 Part IV FrU May 17, 1974 loi 3nsclr ZimtS RADIO HIGHLIGHTS Bill Burrud's Plea for Wildlife Preservation BY PAUL HENNIGER Tinw SUH Writer 12:00 KPFK Noon Concert: Prokofiev 1:00 p.m. KFAC Luncheon at the Music Center 5:00 KVFM B'nai Shalom 6:00 KMAX Music for Dining and Relaxation 30 KCSN Concert Hall 7:00 KUSC-AII Things Considered: News Magazine 1:00 KFAC Berlioz, "Beatrice and Haydn, Symphony No. 90 in Major; Beethoven, Sonata No. 9 in A Major 1:30 KPFK Cleveland Orchestra Midnight-6 a Howard Hildreth, KGIL 16 a.m.-Kathy Gori, KMPC MUSIC-ROCK a.m.-Dave Diamond. KIIS 6-10 a Van Dyke, KKJ 9 Noon-Robert E.

Lee, KIIS 10 J.ra -2 p.m.-Danny Martinez, KHJ Noon-4 p.m.-Stoney Richards, KIIS 2-6 p.m.-Tony Mann, KHJ 4-8 p.m. Jerry Mason, KIIS 6 9 p.m.-Machine Gun Kelly, KHJ Capt. John, KHJ a.n.-Rod McKean, KIIS Midnight-Tom Dooley, KHJ Midnight i.m.-Johnny Williams, KHJ Continuous-KROQ, KIEV, KIIS, KEZY VARIETY 7:15 p.m.- Golden Days of Radio, KMPC SPANISH LANGUAGE KWKW, KALI, XEGM I 4 'A Hawkins, Miller to Produce New Series John Hawkins and Winston Miller have been signed by co-cxecutive producers Ed Friendly and Michael Landon as producers of the NBC series. Little House on the Prairie. The program will be colorcast Wednesday at 8 p.m.

in the fall. tion to the fund. To Burrud's knowledge it is the first time such an undertaking has been made by an independent TV company. To further rally support, Burrud sought out prominent film personalities who share his feelings about wildlife preservation. Jimmy Stewart and his wife Gloria, Robert Stack, Leslie Nielsen, Gail Fisher and Victor Jory endorse Burrud's efforts in cameos throughout the hour.

Burrud has never benefited from the massive production budgets and facilities that are available to large competitors in his travel-wild life-documen-ry field. He combines film segments from other sources with his own footage to tell the Though his production may lack the gloss of a National Geographic or Jacques Cousteau film, Burrud's message in "Where Did All the Animals Go?" is clearly defined. "If you vote our side of the street you'll get the 'Cream of the Crop' in executive secretaries women! If you vote the other side of the street you'll get one secretary a 36 year old male." RELIGIOUS KHOF.KFSG MUSIC-POPULAR KXTZ, KGBS, KRTH, KJ0I, KNJ0, KNOB, KNX. KOCM, KVFM, KWI7, KEZM KWST MUSIC-LIGHT POPULAR KBOB, KDU0, KKOP, KMAX, KP0L. KFSG.KSRF MUSIC-CLASSICAL KFAC, KPFK, KUSC, KXLU, KCSN MUSIC-ALL JAZZ KBCA KUTE, KCRW.

KSPC CULTURAL-EDUCATIONAL KCRW, KCSN, KPCS, KPFK, KSPC, KUSC, KXLU TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS 1:00 a.m. KEZM Sleep Learning (To Relieve Tension) 7:00 KCSN-Valley Morning 8:00 KFAC Symphonic Express 10:00 KPFK Folk Dancing 10:15 KBCA-Sounds of the City 12:00 noon KBCA Jazz Capsule: Gerald Wilson i Dr. Chris Itlusun Paid For By The Committee To Elect Dr. Chris Musun Governor Democrat 2508 Nottingham Los Angeles, 90027 (213) 662-9270 (Contributions up to 100 may be tax deductible) DRAMA 9 Radio Mystery Theater: "The Horla," KNX MUSIC-PERSONALITY 4 5 30 i.m.-Dick Sinclair, KFI Elwell, KRLA 5 30 10 j.m.-Lohman Barkley, KFI 8 9 i.m.-Dick Whittinghill, KMPC 6 10 i.m.-Dick Whittington, KGIL; Gary Gray, KBIG; 9 Noon-Geoff Edwards, KMPC 10 i.m.-3 ra. Johnny Hayes, KRLA 18 a.m.-l p.m.

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KMPC 7 Midnight Scott O'Neill, KGIL 7 p.m.-Midnieht Evan Haning, KRLA 10-1 a.m.-Cfark Race, KMPC $514,000 Raised By KCET Auction A record $514,000 was raised during the sixth annual KCET Channel 28 auction, which concluded its nine-night run Saturday. The total marked an increase of $43,000 over last year and improved the efficiency factor by recording sales of more than per hour, $800 more than in 1973. The 54-hour marathon bid-and-buy by telephone auction was conducted by the non-commercial station to help offset its operating deficit. Hundreds of volunteers, underwriters, donors and viewer-bidders contributed to the auction, according to Douglas Nor-berg, executive producer. Included among the high bid items this year were 39 framed pennies donated by Jack Benny which sold for Fred Astaire's dancing shoes from "Fini-an's Rainbow," $625; an 1847 bottle of French wine, a Katharine Hepburn self-portrait in the role 'of Coco Chanel, a complete set of Apollo and Skylab-space mission jacket patches, and a 12th century mosaic miniature, $7,400.

Since 1969, funds from auctions have totaled for KCET, Nor-' berg said. During all the years Bill Burrud has independently been producing wildlife and travel films for syndication, never has he strived for the impact interest as he has with his "Where Did All the Animals Go?" This hour-long program, which will air Sunday at 6 p.m. on Channel 13, is a plea for wildlife preservation, particularly in Kenya's Tsavo Park in Africa. In this supposed sanctuary of elephants and rhinos, marauding poachers are killing them off at the rate of 1,200 a year. Elephant carcasses stripped of ivory tusks (worth $50 a pound on the foreign market) are left to rot.

They populate the veld everywhere. Kenya National Park director Perez Olindo and chief game warden Ted Goss tell Burrud their only deterrent to this wanton waste is policing the territory. But only 30 native wardens are available to patrol some 3,000 square miles. An impossible task. What's needed is modern surveillance methods, namely a helicopter, to work in close contact with jeeps and patrol trucks.

A chopper can seek out day or night poachers and their sheds (usually overhanging rocks) 'and hover above until land forces arrive. -To help purchase a chopper ($52,000) and provide money to maintain its operation, Burrud announces an antipoaching fund-raising campaign on: this program. For his part, Burrud financed this film with his own resources and is turning over all its profits to the fund. He is offering the film to other stations for a dona- Denari Quits KHJ-TV Post Gene Denari, vice president and general manager of KHJ-TV Channel 9, has resigned to accept the position of vice president and general manager of KULR-TV in Billings, Mont. MUSIC-ALBUM KP0L NEWS Continuous-KFWB, KNX On the Hour and Half-Hour KFI, KLAC, KMPC, KABC, KGIL, KRLA.

KP0L, KG8S, KWKW, KBIG, KDAY STOCK MARKET 7:45 a.m.-KNX 7:50 8:05 a.m.-KFAC 8:10 a.m.-KFI 8:15 a.m.-KMPC 8:55 a.m.-KA8C 12:30 p.m.-KFI 5:05 p.m.-KFAC 5:40 p.m.-KGIL 6:05 p.m.-KFAC NEWS COMMENTARY Noon-Paul Harvey, KABC 4:25 p.m.-Walter Cronkite, KNX 5- 10 p.m. Harry Reasoner, KABC 5 p.m. Lowell Thomas, KNX 6 Edwards, KNX 8:05 p.m.-Edward P. Morgan, KABC CONVERSATION 7-10 a.m.-Sam Yorty. KGBS 9 a p.m.

Michael Jackson, KABC 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Micki Silverstein and Teddi Levinson, KGBS 1-3 p.m.-Mr. Blackwell, KABC 1-6 p.m. Bill Ballance, KGBS 3-7 p.m.-Sportstalk, KABC 6- 7:30 p.m.-Bob Morgan, KGBS 7- 9 p.m. Elliot Mintz.

KAEC 8 p.m.-Midnight-Hilly Rose. KFI 9-11 p.m.-Peter Laufer, KABC 11 p.m.-5 a.m.-Ray Briem, KABC Midnight-4 a.m.-Ron McCoy, KFI SPORTS-COMMENTARY 6:15 a.m.-Don Richman, KIIS 7:15 a.m.-Don Wells (Reports every half-hour), KFWB 7:30 a.m.-Jim Healy, KLAC 8:10 a.m.-Keith Jackson, KABC 8:25 a.m.-Fred Hessler, KMPC 8:30 a.m.-Stan Brown, KGIL 12:20 p.m. AMin Slate. KNX 4.15 p.m.-Tom Kelly, KNX 5:15 p.m.-Don Richman, KIIS 5:23 p.m. Gil Stratton.

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