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A-2 Sunday, November 10, 1985 San Francisco Examiner F. Sunday Examiner Chronicle i.i- Scotsman replied, "Yes, and I feel thankful that I am here to welcome you." 1 vook' riTV" Hv2? Mmk" I ALMANAC llllVHIIV U1IUIVIIVU the emperor of Japan. 1 1951 Coast-to-coast dial telephone service without operator assistance began as Mayor M. Leslie Denning of En-glewood, N.J., called his counterpart in Alameda, Calif. 19 VI Thf lu'rt Momnrlal fin AvrcNO AlkU S-ATfDFfi CTllPpy 0BI6INAUY CAMCTOTHf rQxrr Me spend Mojr of his tiaic Won smerr.

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10 The 314th day of 1985. There are 51 days left in the year. Birthdays: Actor Roy Scheider is 50. Lyricist Tim Rice is 41. Actress-dancer Ann Reinking is 36.

Singer Donna Fargo is 36. Actress Mackenzie Phillips is 26. On this date in: 1483 Martin Luther, a major leader of the Protestant Reformation, was born. 1775 The U.S. Marines were organized under authority of the Continental Congress.

1871 Journalist-explorer Henry M. Stanley found Scottish missionary David Livingstone in central Africa. Stanley gave his now-famous greeting: "Dr. Livingstone, I presume?" To which the rd)Wk. fix -i Iran's conditions for the release of the 52 hostages.

1982 Soviet leader Leonid Brezh-' nev aiea or a heart attack at the age or 75. 1984 President Reagan approved disciplinary action against an unspeci- tic A tllltvtHaf rt 4nnl.1ntf aI ft A Amnli- If MISSION pTsTgiCT ees for their role in preparing a manual for Nicaraguan rebels. The Passing Show Ai I Jo i H-Cl Barry I Montana Si Manilow i Passes on KJf "'J Ct r' I 1 rollout Mmmmmm Dlanne i -M Feinsteln 1. Anita 'y He's Prynt i'mmmm m. 9e Si I Not many juice iil votes here TonyDow 4 mm'- Station identification THOUGH IT'S A lot easier just to call them channels 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 20 or 44, the call letters for these local television stations have specific derivations.

Take KTVU for example: "Back in the early 1950s, Channel 36 in Stockton was one of the very first UHFstations and they had the name first," said Ray Jacobs, director of administration for KTVU. "After the station folded around 57 or '58, some of the engineers from 36 came over to work for 2 and they suggested the name and it stuck. Later on we came up with the 'There's only one, 2' promotion." Channel 4, KRON, according to senior publicist Stacy Stokes, is named after its parent company Chronicle Publishing. "They don't have anything to do with the actual operations according to FCC regulations," Stokes said, "but that's where it comes from." "KPIX co founder Phil Lasky tells me that KPIX was a spin-off of KSFO radio," said publicist Darcy Provo. "Most television stations at the time just added the letters TV" to their radio stations call letters.

Mr. Lasky felt that television would become far more important than radio and wanted to establish his image. He wanted KPIX because of the implication of pictures. The FCC informed him that those letters had already been assigned to a fishing boat in Puget Sound in Washington. Lasky ended up paying the guy $2,000 for the rights to the letters." Press manager Marsha Kosteva told us that KGO-TV merely took the call letters of its sister radio station KGO.

In a memo entitled "KQED Call Letters: The mystery revealed," Noreen Cooper wrote, "In case you have spent sleepless nights pondering the significance of the KQED call letter, fret no more. The abbreviation QED was first used by Eu-did in 300 B.C. and stands for quod erat demonstrandum, which (in Latin) means 'which was to be The person responsible was station manager Jim Day's wife Beverly." The man who is TV20, James Gabber called us from his car phone while wheeling down Market Street to tell us that he came up with KTZO because "it looks like KT20 if you give the a little wiggle. We got our start in October of 1980. Before that, the station was KEMOand they were in need of therapy." Channel 44, also known as KBHK, stands for Kaiser Broadcast-.

ing Henry Kaiser. We asked KBHK the old saw that everyone has a doublealmost. Our couples include San Franciscans on one side and national figures on the other. We've paired a quarterback with a singer, a mayor with another singer, a baseball manager with a former president, and a conductor with a columnist. Roger Lyndon Giant CiX' ft Calel field i signals fora general I 71 1 bigger team Herbert Owrge Chris Mullin promotion manager Suzanne Toner if this had been Henry Kaiser's idea.

"I think he had something to do with it," she said. Our doppelgangers SPORTS COLUMNIST Joan Ryan recently compared The City's newest celebrity, basketball player Chris Mullin, to Wally Cleaver. Well, judge for yourself. We dug out an old photo of actor Tony Dow, who played Beaver's big brother on TV, and we've run it next to a shot of Mullin on court with the Golden State Warriors. We've come up with a few more couples that we think offer proof of Written by Bruce J.

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