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Oo6Anfiete0 Slimes Wednesday, May 3, 1989 Part VI 3 MAY EVEN LAUGH UNTIL YOU Mkhari FHIrrrhta. IXXTT WORTH STAR TKI H.K TONY OANZA MORNING REPORT Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press. FIRST OFF More than 10,000 radio stations across the nation will pull the plug for 30 seconds of silence May 26 to emphasize the importance of radio to society, it was announced at the 67th annual National Assn. of Broadcasters convention in Las Vegas. The association and the Radio Advertising Bureau are organizing' the self-imposed blackout to mark the beginning of a $100-million advertising campaign called "Radio: What Would Life Be Without It?" Listeners will be asked to relate information about how radio helped shape their lives.

The broadcasters' association said radio stations will be supplied with special advertising kits to help promote the industry. More than 45,000 broadcasters from around the country attended this week's conference. spring, but their shoes are with transportation from Brinks and $1 million in insurance coverage from Lloyd's of London. More than 50 pairs of Reebok high tops, hand-painted by those stars and other pop figures including Billy Joel, Joni Mitchell and Kenny Loggins, will make the rounds of eight U.S. Hard Rock Cafes, with some sneakers auctioned at each stop to raise funds for the T.J.

Martell Foundation for Leukemia, Cancer and AIDS Research. The "tour" kicks off Wednesday at Los Angeles' Hard Rock with an event hosted by Richard Marx. The shoes will be on view there through Sunday before stepping out to San Diego, San Francisco, New Orleans, Houston, Dallas, Chicago and New York, ending with 10 special pairs on the block at Sotheby's "Rock and Roll Memorabilia Auction" on June 24. NOW SHOWING AT THESE SAN DIEGO THEATRES theatre, the Greek Theatre, the Forum and the Sports Arena. The tour, for which the former Beatles drummer will be backed by guitarist Peter Frampton and former Cream bassist Jack Bruce, is reportedly being produced by David Fishof, who put together the Mon-kees reunion tours, the "Dirty Dancing" concert tour and several other oldies package shows.

Fishof was unavailable for comment. Fellow ex-Beatle Paul McCartney, whose "Flowers in the Dirt" album is scheduled for June 6 release, is also considering a U.S. tour in the summer. LEGAL FILE A state appellate court in New Jersey, ruling in the divorce case of actor Joe Piscopo, says that the price of fame can be calculated and its value split between divorcing spouses. A three-judge panel of the Appellate Division of Superior Court upheld a lower court's ruling that Piscopo's ex-wife is entitled to 48 of the comedian's "celebrity good will." The total value of that good will, determined by both sides in the case, who accepted the lower court judge's calculation, is $98,708.60.

Monday's appellate ruling means that the former Nancy Piscopo stands to collect more than $47,000 for her part in advancing her comedian husband's career while they were married. -CLAUDIA PUIG Pacific's SWEETWATER 6 Town Country Shopping Center 1-805 At Sweetwater 474-8571 SoCal TOWN COUNTRY CINEMA 2253 El Camino Real Oceanslde 433-9144 UA 8 MOVES Del Norte Plaza Escondldo 745-4470 UA HORTON PLAZA 7 324 Horton Plaza Center 234-4661 AERO DRIVEHN 1470 Broadway El Cajon 444-8800 AMC SAMS VT1AGE8 9625 Mission Gorge Rd. Santee 562-7910 AMC WEGAND PLAZA 6 220 North El Camino Real Enclnitas 942-5544 Mom 9 AT THE GROVE 3450 College Ave. 229-0561 Mom RANCHO BERNARDO 6 11740 Bernardo Plaza Court Rancho Bernardo 485-8641 Pacific's OAREMONT THEATRES 4140 Clairemont Mesa Blvd. 274-0901 Pacific's GROSSMONT MALL Grossmont Shopping Center La Mesa 465-7100 Ringo Starr will make his first UJS.

concert tour this summer, with a Los Angeles appearance likely in August, sources have confirmed. Exact dates and sites are still being lawyer who denounced Sen. Joseph McCarthy), Mike Wallace, Bill Moyers, Steve Allen, Bob Hope, James Garner, Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore. While speaking of peaceful coexistence with NBC's new cable network, CNBC, the president of the rival Financial News Network nonetheless disputed Tuesday the number of subscribers that CNBC said it had when it began operations April 17. FNN chief David Meister told reporters in New York that after looking at the newcomer's work for several weeks, he feels that "CNBC is really not trying to compete with us." He also said FNN's research shows that CNBC is in only about 5.3 million homes, not the 13 million homes it claims.

NBC's response: "We stand by our subscriber figures and are confident they will grow." POPROCK Phil Collins, Prince and Talking Heads aren't going on tour this TV VIDEO Edward R. Murrow, Bill Cosby, Lucille Ball, Milton Berle, Carroll O'Connor, Walter Cronkite, Barbara Walters, Howard Cosell and Ted Koppel have been named to the TV Hall of Fame formed by TV Guide to honor broadcast and entertainment stars on television's 50th anniversary. The nine were selected by a four-member voting panel: Fred Friendly, former CBS News president; Elton Rule, former president and chief executive officer of ABC Inc. and now president of the American Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Foundation; Fred Silverman, former NBC president who is now an executive producer, and producer David Wolper, who was responsible for such miniseries as "Roots" and "The Thorn Birds." Receiving unanimous nominations were Murrow and Cosby. Honorable mentions for the TV Hall of Fame were Bishop Fulton J.

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