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THE BOSTON GLOBE THURSDAY. JUNE 23. 1983 43 North Quincy man drowns A 21-year-old North Quincy man drowned Gannett takes over Ch. 56 today last night in a body of water called Braintree Dam in Braintree. Mark Lysakowskl of 65 Holmes sL was pro nounced dead at 1 1:20 p.m.

by Dr. Archie Kei gan. Norfolk County medical examiner. Police said that Lysakowskl. whom they de- cribed as a "fair swimmer, had stood on the bank of the pond when four other men, who had accompanied him to the pond around 8 p.m..

swam across it. On their return, they noticed Lysakowskl swimming off the bank but then lost sight of By Robert A. McLean Globe Staff WIATTV, Channel 56. purchased by the Gannett Co. for $47 million last November, officially changes hands today, and by next November the station could well be a fourth combatant In Boston's television news ratings war.

Gannett executives, headed by president and chairman Allen H. Neuharth, are due In Boston this afternoon for a meeting with Ch. 56 staffers and a "Welcome Gannett" reception at the Morrissey boulevard studios. Don Cur-ran and the executives of the station's former owner. Field Enterprises, were guests at a farewell party this week at the John F.

Kennedy Library in Dorchester. No news conference is scheduled, but reports abound that Neuharth has plans to expand the Ch. 56 news operation, most likely in September, in conjunction with the debut in Boston of Gannett's national newspaper. USA Today. Ch.

56 officials declined comment. Gannett, one of the nation's most aggressive publishers and broadcasters, owns America's largest newspaper chain and a rapidly growing broadcasting complex, among its numerous communications operations. Unlike WLVI. which is independent, the other Gannett TV stations are network affiliates most of them NBC outlets each with New England's TV newsmen. Familiar names and faces among the old Ch.

56 crew included Bob Clinkscale. who Just this past week left WCVB-TV and came "available" if any recruitment begins: Barbara Marshall, who went on to WBZ and today is a top news producer in Honolulu; and weatherman Bob Ryan, who moved on to Channel 5 and eventually to the ABC network and "Good Morning America." Despite its success and a rosy ratings future, the WKBG news operation was abruptly shut down in the early 1970s by owner Kaiser Broadcasting, which dropped news at all its US stations at the same time. Field Enterprises, a multimedia communication corporation, did little to restore or expand the station's news operation during the eight years it owned WLVI. Gannett's entry into the Boston TV market sixth-largest In the nation marks the second such incursion into a top-10 American TV marketplace in less than a year. Just nine months ago, the Rochester, N.Y.-based firm acquired KRON-TV In San Francisco for $100 million.

WLVI. one of Boston's three commercial UHF stations, has a strong movie-syndicated reruns In recent years it has seesawed between fifth and sixth places in overall ratings with rival UHF station WSBK-TV Channel 38) behind the network affiliates and ahead of Ch. 25. its own extensive local news department. Ch.

56 airs Cable Network News (CNN) satellite reports In late evening, with local cut-ins by anchor Bob Mac-Neil and reporter Susan Rlst. Since last fall, when MacNeil and Rlst began broadcasting. CNN reports also had been aired at other times during the day. evening and overnight Those other CNN newscasts, including a midnight-to-7 a.m. segment, were dropped Just last month for lack of audience, only to be reinstated Monday with a 6:30 a.m.

early-bird newscast The Ch. 56 a.m. newscast revival coincided with the premiere of "Wake Up Beantown" on rival UHF station WXNE-TV. Channel 25. the first locally produced UHF early news in the Boston market Ch.

56 is no neophyte on the Boston TV news scene and at one time aired a well-watched prime-time newscast, which was a slender rating margin away from being the city's third-rated operation, ahead of Channel 7. That was in the late 1960s and early 1970s, when the station whose call letters were then WKGB-TV launched the first 10 p.m. newscast in Boston. It quickly became popular with viewers who wanted a late-evening update but had to retire before the traditional 11, p.m. newscasts.

The old WKBG-TV anchor team was headed by Arch Macdonald, dean of- M'. TREED Bill McCullough waits for firefighters to rescue him after his ultralight aircraft developed engine failure and plunged into tree in North Clarendon, Vt, Tuesday night. Rutland firefighters worked for an hour before they were able to remove McCullough from bis perch. Pilot, a 47-year-old Pittsford, VL, resident, was uninjured. un photo (1966) Brigitte Bardot Orphan champions cause of CRITIC'S CORNER him.

After diving several times In the area where he was last seen without locating him. they called police. NH. seat-belt law for kids If you allow your young children to roam around in your car as most parents in New Hampshire do. you will be breaking the law starting Sunday.

That's when the new child restraint law becomes effective, requiring children up to age five to be restrained either In car seats or seat belts. British 'pot'- boat seized A British sailboat carrying nearly 100 bales of marijuana was seized by the Coast Guard after a routine inspection at 2 p.m. yesterday 20 miles southwest of Martha's Vinyard. officials said. Two crew members were aboard the Ocean Overture.

The vessel was sailing southward. Coast Guard Chief Richard Griggs said. The vessel was expected to arrive late last night at Woods Hole, where the crew members would be charged with violating US laws against importing illegal drugs. Griggs said. AIDS screening plan for jail Suffolk County Sheriff Dennis Kearney is due to announce today plans for an Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) screening program for Charles Street Jail.

Kearney said the screening was planned because AIDS has become a correctional issue as well as a public health issue. The sheriff said that, although there have been no reported cases of AIDS in any Massachusetts correctional facility, the disease is "working its way" through prisons in other states and will sooner or later hit the Commonwealth. Subpoena for records fought ACharlestown accountant yesterday sought to quash a federal grand jury subpoena requiring him to turn over records of clients with accounts at a North End credit union. Nicholas Pino, an accountant for the Ausonian Credit Union, claimed the summons is overly broad. US District Judge Robert E.

Keeton said he will hear additional arguments on the claim Monday. But the judge rejected another claim by Pino's Henry D. Katz, that the records are protected by a constitutional privilege of confidentiality. Katz also sought unsuccessfuly to have the judge bar the public and press from yesterday's hearing. According to court papers, the grand jury Is investigating the Ausonian Ch.

5's "Chronicle" will provide same-day coverage of the New England Governors Conference at the Institute for Politics at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Later on Ch. 5, ABC looks back at the McCarthy era at 9 p.m. Dr.

Laurie Raymond of Mass. General Hospital is a guest on the "Today" show at 7 a.m., and Robin Williams is on the David Letterman show at 12:30 a.m.. both on Ch. 4. ED SIEGEL Credit Union for possible violation of federal laws requiring the reporting of large cash transactions.

Board rejects zoning plan The Boston Zoning Board of Appeal yesterday rejected "without prejudice" a proposal Jo combine two lots on Porter street In a residential section of East Boston to allow construction of a 19-story hotel. But the developer, Port Development Co. of Boston, is expected to resubmit the plans, which would require a zoning variance, sometime in the near future. Thec-. tion against a variance was taken at a City Hall hearing when Robert Coviello, lawyer for the developer, said he was not prepared to present the developer's case because a traffic impact study had not been completed.

Coviello asked that the hearing be postponed three weeks so additional data could be collected on the request to bujld the 400-room hotel three blocks from Logan Air-Dort and a block awav from two oublic schools SEN. JOSEPH MCCARTHY His era examined -V 5 and a church. But vocal opposition to his-request was shouted by some 50 East Boston residents of the primarily three-decker area. A a result, the five-member board, which at ftfst had voted to postpone the matter until Sept 3, reversed its vote. 1 BOSTON 1 1 CI IT nt s' Downtown Portsmouth, NH and Rta.

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