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16 locfflnsrlfij Onutf Part June 23, 1 971 RADIO HIGHLIGHTS 5:30 p.m. Dick Schad, KFI. 5:30 p.m.-Jim Healy, KLAC. 5:40 p.m.-Mal Alberts. KHJ.

6 p.m.-Fred Hessler, KMPC. 635 p.m. Stan Brown, KGIL 8:45 p.m.-Brad Pye. KGFJ. SPORTS TODAY 8 p.m.

Angels vs. Brewers, KMPC. 6 p.m. Hollywood Park Races, KIEV 8 p.m. Dodgers vs.

Cardinals, KFI. 5p.m.-KFAC. p.m. KLAC, KABC. 5:40 p.m.

KGIL. 6:05 p.m. KFI. SPORTS-COMMENTARY 7:20 a.m. Gil Stratton, KNX.

7:20 a.m. Allin Slate, KABC. Raser, KNX. 5:25 p.m. Mike Evans, KBIG.

FM Highlights KRLA -KTYM KWIZ XEGM XERB -XTRA 1110 1460 1480 1300 1600 950 1090 690 KIEV 870 Kf IS 1150 KKAR 1220 KLAC 570 KMPC 710 KNX 1070' KPOL 1540 KREL 1370 1280 980 1020 1390 1230 1260 900 930 KABC 790 KALI 1430 KBIG 740 KBBQ 1500 KDAY 1580 KEZY .1190 KFAC 1330 KFI 640 KFOX -KFWB KGBS -KGER KGFJ KGIL KGRB KHJ THE LANGUAGE .105.5 92.7 97.9 93.1 .103.1 103.5 89.3 90.7 93.9 106.7 88.7 103.1 94.3 .103.9 91.5 101.9 94.3 96.7 .105.9 88.9 KBBI -KBCA -KBIG -KBOB -KCRW. KDUO KEDC -KFAC -KFOX-KFSG -KGBS -KHJ -KHOF KJLH -KJOI -KKDJ -KKOP KLOS -KM AX-KMET KNAC. KNJO KNOB KNX KOCM KOST. KPCS KPFK. KPOL KPPC KSPC KSRF KTBT KTYM KUSC KUTE KVFM KWIZ KWST KXLU 106.3 107.5 105.1 104.3 98.3 89.9 97.5 88.5 92.3 100.3 96.3 97.1 101.1 99.5 102.3 98.7 102.7 93.5 95.5 107.1 94.7 KYMS 3 1 MUSIC-PERSONALITY 69 a.m.

Dick Whittinghill, KMPC. 6-10 a.m. Dick Whittington, KGIL; Mike Nardone, KBIG; Lohman Barkley, KFI. 9- Hoon Geoff Edwards, KMPC. 10- 1 p.m.

Jerry Bishop, KFI. 10-3 p.m.-Ray Willes, KBIG; Larry Van N.uys, KGIL. Ncon-3 p.m. Wink Martindale, KMPC. 1-4 p.m.

Jack Angel, KFI. 3-6 p.m. Gary Owens, KMPC. 3-7 p.m. Gary Gray.

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a Brown, KGIL 4-7 p.m. Dave Garroway, KFI. p.m.-Roger Carroll, KMPC. PprjTllltQ SnOW 7-9 p.m. Chuck Cecil, KFI.

CCI.11U.LD kJllvJ TV 7.Mirfni(,ht:n n'Woiti kmi SPANISH-LANGUAGE Continwus-KWKW, KALI, XEGM. MUSIC-SOUL Continuous KGFJ, XERB. MUSIC-ALBUM Continuous KPOL. XTRA. MUSIC-CLASSICAL Continuous KFAC.

CONVERSATION p.m. Michael Jackson, KABC. p.m.-Marv Gray, KABC. p.m. Ken Minyard, KABC.

Rose, KABC. Midnight-5 a.m. Ray Briem, KABC. NEWS Continuous KFWB, KNX. On the Hour and Half-hour KFI, KLAC, KMPC, KABC, KGIL.

KRLA, KPOL, KGBS, KWKW, KBIG, KDAY, KHJ. NEWS COMMENTARY 8:30 a.m. Frank Hemingway, KABC. Noon Paul Harvey, KABC. 4:25 p.m.-Walter Cronkite.

KNX. p.m. Lowell Thomas, KNX. 5:10 p.m. Harry Reasoner, KABC.

6:20 p.m. David Brinkley, KFI. 6:45 p.m. Fulton Lewis III, KFI. 7 p.m.

Douglas Edwards. KNX. STOCK MARKET 7:50 a.m -KABC, KFWB. 8 a.m. KFAC.

8:10 a.m. KFI. 8:30 a.m. KLAC. 12:30 p.m.-KFI.

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sL Tel. Name if a I 1 I I 9 5- Midnight-Dave Hull, KFI. 10-1 a.m. Johnny Magnus, KMPC. Midnight-6 a.m.

Scott Ellsworth, KFIj Sid McCoy, KGIL. 1- 6 a.m. Clark Race, KMPC. Continuous KIIS. MUSIC-TOP 40 6- 9 a.m.

Charlie Tuna, KHJ; Tom Murphy, KRLA. 6-10 a.m.-Mike Lundy, KDAY; Bob Hudson, KGBS. 9- Noon Don Burns, KRLA; Bill Wade, KHJ. 10- 3 p.m. Nathan Roberts, KDAY; Bill Ballance, KGBS.

Noon-3 p.m. Jay Stevens, KRLA; Mark Elliott, KHJ. 2- 3 p.m. Roger Christian. KGBS.

3- 6 p.m. Don Steele, KHJ; Shadoe 1 Cultural-Educational KCRW, KEDC, KPCS, KPFK, KSPC, KTYM, KUSC, KXLU Religious KBBI, KHOF, KTYM, KFSG Music-Classical KFAC Music-Popular KBIG, KGBS, KHJ, KJOI, KNJO, KNDB, KNX, KOCM, KRHM, KTBT, KVfM, KWIZ, KWST Music-Light Popular KBBI, KBOB, KDUO, KKOP, KMAX, KOST, KPOL, KFSG, KSRF, KUTE Music-Jazz-Folk KBCA, KCRW, KSPC. KFOX Music-All Jazz KBCA Music-Rock KLOS, KMET, KPPC, KYMS, KNAC Today's Highlights 12:00 noon KUSC Brahms, Symphony No. 3 3:00 p.m. KBCA a i Wes Montgomery (Stereo) 8:00 KFAC Rossini, "The Italian Girl in Tchaikovsky, Symphony No.

3 (Stereo) 10:00 KEDC Los Angeles Philharmonic WILSHIRE AREA (213)387-1379 PASADENA (213) 795-3298 SHERMANOAKS(213)986-8185 (714) 833-9500 SAN DIEGO (714) 291 -9410 Address I UT-623 Zip City () Sallivsn Zianfasge Schools 1 1 SS THE FIRST REVOLUTIONARY APPROACH TO LEARNING A SECOND fc An educational division of Behavioral RbsurcJi Laboratories, Inc. jj LAKEWORLD, a division of Dart Industries Inc. sines mi Tops Ratings The Peanuts repeat special, ou're in Love, Charlie Brown," topped the 70-city Nielsen ratings for the period ending June 13. CBS led in overall audience average with 15.1, followed by ABC with 14.1 and NBC with 13.2., Here are the top 10 shows in the Nielsen: "You're in Love, Charlie Brown," CBS (23.1); Marcus Welby, ABC (22.6); All in the Familv, CBS (21.7); Hawaii Five-O, CBS (21.2); a i CBS (21.1) Doris Day, CBS (20.9); Movie of the Week, "Love, Hate, Love," ABC (20.7); A dam-12, NBC (19.2) The FBI, ABC (18.9); Medical Center, CBS (18.9); Love, American Style, ABC (18.9). Stevens, KRLA.

3-7 p.m. Sam Riddle, KDAY; Ron Landry, KGBS. 6- 9 p.m. Jerry Butler, KHi; Dave Dia mond, KRLA. 7- Midnight Gregg Shannon, KDAY; Dick Lyons, KGBS.

9-Midnight-Pete McNeal, KHJ; Baby Simms, KRLA. Midnight-6 a.m. Johnnie Darin, KRLA; Brad Edwards, KGBS; B. Bailey Brown, KDAY. COUNTRY I WESTERN Continuous-KLAC, KIEV, KBBQ, KFOX.

Mmlm Film Industry ic on Today Topi mm II Lunches from $1.25 Dinner from $1.75 NBC's Today Show on Thursday will devote its entire program (Channel 4 at 7 a.m.) to the motion picture industry, focusing on where it stands today and where it is going. Joining Hugh Downs and Barbara Walters on the show will be director Frank Capra, former film star Laraine Day, critic Rex Reed and author Max Wilk. Choice Prime Rib Pinner fttffffKftH'f'f. mmsmMmmxmm Superb Service and Cuisine For Your Dining Pleasure Adni ati AWTir Rivn inwriRPArw 493.192 Welch's Restaurant 4401 ATLANTIC LONG BEACH 422-1 225 1 1 -w. A If -rw 1 I if Mwv "1 1 x- 4 LILIJLIJLL-J rr ATI Srz fjc I 3e takes fortcars off the streets every trip Do you agree that all those cars jamming the streets and parking lots aren't really necessary? Then start putting our Traffic Reduction Engineers to work, driving for you.

It's the only immediate way to cut down on traffic congestion and smog. Isn't it worth ttiinking about? Forty fewer engines pouring out fumes. A quarter-mile less traffic to fight. Thanks to the driver of the RTD bus your Extra-Car. Maybe forty cars don't sound like a big improvement; but if he and our 1490 other drivers filled their buses every trip, all day, another half a million cars could be off the streets.

And you could live and breathe better. With fringe benefits, like the money you save on the ExtraCar, and not having to scramble for a parking space. Alcoholism is the nation's number one health problem, surpassing- heart disease, cancer and narcotic addiction. Tonight ABC News takes a first-of-its-kind look at the attitudes that surround it, what's being done about it, and the struggles and rewards of the sober alcoholic. This Special focuses on a group of sober alcoholics who came out of the shadows to face the camera-in the hope their stories will help the millions of Americans suffering from alcoholisntfNarrated by ABC News Correspondent Frank Reynolds.

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