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THE BOSTON GLOBE THURSDAY, JULY 7. 1983 59 Proposed third Meanwhile, behind the cameras East Boston Logan Airport! Bird Island flats A 1 Boston Jr South COMMONWEALTH m'Tmi UL Station pier .1 1 I 1 South Boston will explain why they hate the annual begging for Emerging from the programming office last week, Hubert Jessup, the former talk show host and now a freelancer at Ch. 5, bumped into his old friend. Chet Curtis, literally. The result for Curtis was a bad bruise on the forehead, and for Jessup, a severe black eye and a cut that required five stiches to close.

"He came out one door, I came out the other, and there was a tie at the in-' tersection," said Curtis. "I heard bells ringing that I haven't heard in a long time, and he looked like he'd gone three rounds with Marvin Hagler." Channel 2 will commemorate the 200th anniversary of Harvard Medical School with a five-part series, "Faces of Medicine." which examines the impact of recent medical developments on the lives of doctors, researchers, patients and families. Among those featured are Dr. William Silen, professor of surgery at Beth Israel and Harvard Medical School (Aug. 11), and the Massachusetts General Hospital (July 28), for Its pioneering work in the treatment of burns.

A production of Metromedia, the series is hosted by Dr. Timothy Johnson, of Ch. 5, and produced by Paula Apsell, senior producer for Metromedia. staff, because most employees will be at, the Blue Hill Country Club in Milton for the company picnic that will feature a lobster dinner, dancing to the music of Roomfull of Blues, and tennis, golf, swimming, softball, volleyball and potato races. Richard Block, a consultant for Metromedia and former president of Kaiser Broadcasting, onetime owner of Ch.

56 in Boston, has been named executive vice president of Metromedia Television, a Job for which Ch. 5's James Coppersmith was rumored to be a prime candidate. As chief lieutenant to Metromedia President Robert M. Bennett, Block will overseer Metromedia's television stations throughout the country. Joe Piscopo, one of television's friendliest and funniest performers, will return to NBC's "Saturday Night Live" for a third season, to the delight of viewers and to the relief of executive producer Dick Ebersol, who has managed to get both Piscopo and Eddie Murphy back for one more time.

Ever in search of a means of raising money without offending viewers during the end-of the-fiscal-year appeal every August. WGBH-TV, (Ch. 2) will broadcast brief spots in which viewers By Jack Thomas Globe Staff Comings and goings Investigative reporter Mike Taibbi leaves WNEV-TV. (Channel 7) in September for a six-month fellowship at the University of Chicago, where he will study law and urban affairs. Paul LaCamera.

"WCVB-TV (Ch. 5) vice president of public affairs, has withdrawn his name from consideration as general manager for the independent access stations on Cablevision, Boston's Cable TV system, leaving former talk show host Hubert Jessup the orime candidate. Monica Collins leaves the Boston Herald Friday for Washington, where she becomes television critic of USA Today. Howard Stevens, program manager at WLVI-TV, (Ch. 56) is leaving July 29 for the same role at WPLR-TV in St.

Louis, and Ch. 56 general manager Jerry Walsh is sifting more than 25 applications, most from New England. The board of directors of Gannett is coming to Boston on Aug. 22 for its regular meeting and for a reception to celebrate its purchase of Ch. 56 from Field and its introduction of USA Today in Boston in September.

If you call Ch. 5 Monday, let the telephone ring. The station will be short of GLOBE MAP BY LISA SULLO Salvucci is now pushing Shatner. A computer special CRITIC'S CORNER ist sets two passenger trains on a collision course 56 8:30 Under Sail (CC) It's Your Move A young for a 3d tunnel proposal couple tries to move into their new house 11 Portraits in Pastels .....44 9:00 I scr' Last Chance Garage (CC) 2. "2020" reports on MTV, multiple personalities and Olympic long-jumpers at 10 on Ch.

5, opposite a "Hill Street Blues" rerun on Ch. 4. repeats the Tip O'Neill episode at 9:30 on Ch. 4. Ch.

38 shows one of the best cinematic treatments of a theater piece, "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" with Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor, at 8. "Chronicle" takes a look at advertising at 7:30 on Ch. 5. ED S1EGEL Gimme a Break sa-mantha discovers what her father's job is really like (R) 4-10 Simon Simon AJ and Rick investigate the death of a student (R) 6-7 TAYLOR AND BURTON In "Virginia Woolf" Movie "The Purple Heart" (1944) Farley Granger. The Japanese hold trial1 for eight American fliers ...11 12:30 People are Talking Kid napping 4 Ryan's Mope 5-9-1Z Young and 6-7 Search for Tomorrow .110 I Love Lucy 56 Business News 68 1:00 Great Performances The National Symphony Orchestra perform a concert from the Capitol Building ....2 Charles River building at 131 Beverly the loading dock of the Stop and Shop bakery on Causeway street and the one-story Commercial Block at 91-119 Canal st.

Salvucci said yesterday, "The facts outlined In this document demonstrate to me the clear and crucial need to widen and depress the Central Artery or see the region's economic vitality choked off by a non-functioning traffic network In the next two decades." 5 The tunnel alternative favored by Salvucci would start at the end of the Massachusetts Turnpike near the intersection with the Southeast Expressway. It would cross the Fort Point Channel, run alongside the Gillette Corp. until turning toward Commonwealth Pier, where it would then cross to Bird Island flats at Logan International Airport. About 55 percent of all tunnel traffic goes to the airport, according to the department. East Boston community leaders, including an activist in the Coalition Against a Third Harbor Tunj-nel, favor the Salvucci proposal.

i Richard Dell Orfano, chairman of the East Boston Chamber of Commerce's committee on commerce and development, emphasized that "a third harbor tunnel that does not adversely Impact the community is a necessity with or without the depressed artery." Anna DeFronzo, a community activist and" a member of the anti-tunnel coalition, said yesterj-day, "I'm In favor of Salvucci's new plan as lpOg as the tunnel comes up on Bird Island flats and not through Jeffries Cove. "This is the best plan I've seen, and I think' we should go with It now. A different governor some day may want to put it through the middle of the community. You've got to look ahead," she said. Michael Shea, Transportation Department spokesman, said Salvucci favors a version that would have the tunnel emerge on Bird Island flats and not through Jeffries Cove where rfesi- 5 dents swim, have a yacht club and playground.

As for the downtown side of the harbor, he I said, "There are two small buildings that would have to be taken In the so-called Common- wealth Flats area off Northern avenue." "That area is mostly open parking lots right now which makes it Ideal for construction of a third harbor tunnel. In a few years that section i SALVUCCI Continued from Page 1 The proposal for a third harbor tunnel marks a major policy shift for Salvucci who had opposed such a tunnel, not only when he held the same Job under the first Dukakis administration, but as recently as last January. Salvucci, a former manager of the East Boston Little City Hall, had been a long-time bitter opponent of the policies of former governor Edward J. King, which included a third tunnel. Salvucci said he favors the latest plan because It will dramatically increase traffic flow while avoiding the destruction of a single residential unit.

Among the findings of the study released yesterday: A 65 percent reduction of traffic congestion can be expected with a third tunnel and depressed artery. About 20 acres of land and air rights would be made available for development by depressing the Central Artery. About 9400 long-term Jobs would be created by the commercial development of that land. Between $40 million and $70 million in net state income taxes would be generated from wages paid during construction. Downtown Boston retailers would lose between 2.6 percent and 5 percent of their business because of the disruption caused car-driving shoppers during construction.

About 3000 residents of East Boston, the North End and South Boston would be disturbed by noise, dust and vibrations at some points during construction. Traffic would improve in East Boston and South Boston, where heavy truck traffic would be reduced, but the North End's parking problems could worsen because of the loss of parking under the current Central Artery. The entire Dewey Square underpass at South Station would become one-way southbound. The widened and depressed artery alternative favored by Salvucci would be routed northbound under the Fort Point Channel to rejoin the southbound section north of Dewey Square. It would connect with other northbound lanes at the North Station area.

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