The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 213

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17 L-P fill-in 18 Fearing that 19 Part of RV 20 Rose of baseball 22 "Flamingo 24 Kabibble 25 Father 27 Actress Corseaut 29 Roker on "The Jeffersons" 32 "Call Me 33 Sigourney Weaver film 34 Spielberg alien 35 Gold" 36 Proceedings 40 Flashing gem 44 "Krazy 45 Coarse file 47 Before long 48 Benedict tag-on 49 Marked off a pattern 51 "Neither rain snow 52 Winsome 53 Grads-to-be 54 Carrington maid on "Dynasty" DOWN 1 Terence 2 Your, of yore 3 Fungus on rye 4 capita 5 Cad 6 the Fox" 7 False: 2 wds. 8 Song Go Out 9 Marinaro, et al. 10 In a stew 1 1 Gwen Snoop's sister 12 See 1 Across 21 Fencing blade 23 Notre 26 Maria Horsford 28 Western pact 29 Sadie Day 30 Actress Powell 31 Dumps debris 37 Fancy pancake 38 Bay Buccaneers 39 Colorado ski mecca 41 jury 42 You Glad? 43 Rocky shelf 46 Blueprint 49 Mahal 50 Tavern tipple KTVY Show, Wiley and Gene, Sooner Shindig and Cooks Book. In the mid-1950s and early 1960s children across the state were mesmerized bv 3D Danny and Foreman Scotty. Many nationally recognized television personalities had their start on WKY-TV, including Mary Hart, co-host of Entertainment Tonight Frank McGee, who went on to host the NBC Today Show and Bob Dotson, who went on to anchor NBC Nightly News.

Wp-TV was originally owned by the Gaylord 0klahoma Publishing Company III 1976, Edward L. Gaylord sold WKY-TV to The Evening News Association out of Detroit Mich fool letters were to KTVY. In 1'1TV was purchased by Knight-Ridder inc. and the station is in the process of being purchased by Palmer Communications Inc of Des Moines, Iowa. From Page 17 main studio.

One of WKY's first remotes Friday Night Wrestling. On Feb. 11, 1950, Saturday programming put he station on the air seven days a week The fallowing June, the schedule expanded to ap-jroximately 40 hours, then to 50 hours in Octo-er. In 1951, the big move was made to the stu-lios on Britton Road, housing both the television operation and WKY radio. In 1952, cable acilities linking Oklahoma City to the east were ompleted, bringing "live" network program-ling from NBC studios in New York.

Early programs included The Howdy Doodv JUNE 11, 1989 TV NEWS.