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26 Port IV-Thurs. May 8, 1975 los 3ngrfS Himrs tQjJ jEL 68 AM HIGHLIGHTS this week; Wednesday night's impressive docurr.entary-plus-dcussion on the House Un-American Activities Committee. 'The Death of the will fcie repeated Monday at 7:30 p.m., and anyone lucky enough to be on Theta Cable and have a channel selector can pick it up on their band. Next week will be a return to canned product as before, but the week of May 19 should see another outbreak of original material. It will include everything from the ridiculous, (a local comedy group called the Mystic Knights of Oingo Boingo who owe a lot to the late Ernie Kovacs) to the sublime the Provisional Theater's fine Vietnam documentary, "Xa," which is a "Hearts and Minds" of the theatrical spirit, and a stirring studv of birth at home called "The Birth of Ludi." A Ve nice group called the Stone-Crawford Dance will entertain, as will Gray Panther Maggie in a special workshop.

KVST is still operating on a because its transmitter isn't approved by the FCC: when r. was finally winterized recently it was discovered thai the mam antenna had been pointing in the wrong direction for almost a year. Despite a strong signal that makes it occasionally viewable in San Diego and Santa Barbara, people who live in Malibu or Encino or Laurel Canyon still can't get it. Things like this might make its future seem uncertain. But the sort of original programs to be shown on KVST in the days ahead appear to make that future worth sticking around for.

KABC 790 KFWB 980 KIIS .1150 KRLA 1110 KALI 1430 10M KKAK 1220 KTYM 1460 KBRT 740 KLAC 570 KWIZ 1480 KDAY 1580 lilt KMPC 710 KWKW 1300 KEZT 1190 Icq. iTZ KNX 1070 KWOW 1600 KFAC 1330 KGRB 900 K01- 1S4 XECM 950 KFI 640 KHJ 930 KPPC 1240 XPRS 1090 KFOX 1280 KIEV 870 KREL 1370 XTRA 690 DRAMA MUSIC-ALBUM M--C8S Radio Mystery Theater: KPfX "Taken for Granite." KNX MUSIC-ROC No wonder the museum moved next door, In a way, we're two of a kind. Two L.A. traditions, devoted to style and taste: The County Museum. The New Park LaBrea.

Why Because, apartment living. New landscaping. You see, we're set in a park, just like our neighbor. Come live in ours and enjoy a view of theirs. Visit us today.

We'll show Continued from First Page urr.il we have it were forced to relv on canned stuff from FBS." KVST did get a S30.000 grant recently from the county Beard of Supervisors, but that adds up to less than a month's operating expenses. A 1973 survey of PBS stations turned up an average annual budget of SI million: a well-endowed community fat cat like KCET probably spends 10 times that much. KVST. according to Shaw, could probably squeak by on $400,000 a year. But it is far short of even that limited goal.

Its grant from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting for the fiscal year ending in July is $160,000. But that is based on a system of matching funds from viewers, who so far have been less than eager to send in their S15 annual subscriptions which means that next year's CPB grant will drop to S90.000. Like Stouffer before him, Shaw doesn't appear to be the type to sink without making some noise, although he does seem to have more of a grasp on the intricacies of fund raising than did his predecessor. Stouffer, for example, refused to add anyone to the board just for contributing large sums, whereas Shaw realizes that flattering someone's ego isn't the worst thing in the world. He and his staff have gone about getting more subscribers there are reportedly less than 2500 now in two ways.

First, they've thrown out nets into the community to catch the attention of people whose interests they feel aren't being served by KCET. Last month, 200 folks from 74 groups everything from the Active Senior Citizens Program to Women Strike for Peace gathered at the Bistro to hear Shaw tell them how they and KVST could help each other. "There's a line in the original Carnegie Commission Report that set up PBS in 1967, to the effect that public television programming should show us our community as it really is it should provide a voice for groups that may otherwise be unheard," Shaw says. "There's been a great deal of talk about public access to television, but except for a few experiments on cable there hasn't been anything done about it. We told those people at the Bistro that they should think of us as a community center a place where their particular voices could be heard.

In return, we expected them to help us get new subscribers." The other half of Channel 68's all-or-nothing thrust is two solid weeks of new programs made by and for them. At least two of them are major community efforts a 90-minute look at the recent citizens inquiry into the CIA (to be aired on May 22) and some exhaustive coverage of a conference on the energy crisis that took place here two weeks ago and went largely unnoticed by the general media. It was rumored that KCET decided not to cover the conference sponsored by the Center for Law in the Public Interest, and co-sponsored by such other groups as the League of Women Voters and United Teachers of Los Angelesbecause they were afraid of offending some of their major oil company underwriters. KVST appears to have had no such fears; they will broadcast six hours of coverage spread over four nights, starting May 21. Other new Channel 68 programs have been shown all Pioneer Broadcasters to Honor Girl Singers of Big Band Era Female singing stars of the big band era will be honored at a luncheon of the Pacific Pioneer Broadcasters on May 16 at the Sportsmen's Lodge.

Lina Romay will chair the event which will salute Helen Forrest, Ella Mae Morse, Helen O'Connell, Kay Starr, Rosemary Clooney, Martha Tilton, Frances Wayne, Paula Kelly, Kay St. Germain, Dorothy Lamour, Ann Richards, June Christy, Jo Stafford, Margaret Whiting, Patsy Garrett, Nellie Lutcher, Helen Greco and Aileen Stanley. you how to bask in the we're having a $1,000,000 face lift. New exteriors. New interiors.

New display apartments. New ideas in comforts of home without the discomforts of owning one. The save-on-gas weekend. How about i great weekend on less than a tank of gasoline? You can do it in Ventura! We're only an hour away, and we've got beaches, golf courses, unique restaurants, plenty of rooms at reasonable rates, lots to see and do in short, everything you need for a really enjoyable "mini-vacation." So don't let driving "drive you up the the hour-away weekend, in Ventura! Cat'lofnia'i "unti'iCovered vacation VENTURA Write for free mini-tour guides: Visitors Bureau 785B S. Seaward, Ventura, Ca.

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KFI 5 00 9 30 a -Sie Holliday. KRLA 5 30-10 A 8arkley. KFI 5 9 a.m.-Dick Whittinghill. KMPC (-10 a 1 1 1 Smith. KGIL 6 00 1 Willes.

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