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FEATURES cs SCRANTON. PA SATURDAY. APRIL 11. 1998 WYQU-WBRE Marriage Off until June RITZ 969-2469 cimwtyro cmfma DOWNTOWN iCHANION SPICE WORLD (PG-13) at 6 30 (Sat Sun at 4 00 6 30) DESPERATE MEASURES (R) at 8 45 0f)6b ANNIVERSARY ffiui TRAVOLTA 9litm NEWT0N-J0HN WtflMlIISIlNDIGlMLUpg UTERED r-VRACK STEREO SOUND 9 1 :45, 4:30, 7:15,9:35 1:45, -v 4:30,7:15 UniTEO iti 5 a cane until he totally mends from the hip fracture and internal injuries he received in a slip on the ice in January. Say good-bye to Chelsea Irving of WYOU.

Shes heading to KMSP-TV, the UPN station in Minneapolis. Her last day here is April 17. No replacement has been named. WAAT 750-AMs sign on, originally set for last Monday, was delayed by engineering problems. The station, formerly called WMXH, has been off the air for nine months.

RICH MATES is the radio and television writer. the wedding singer adam sandier BOOGIE NIGHTS JUUANNE mooriGlI PI ADULTS 3.00 CHILDREN 2.00 PyyAl JOE Eynon Plaza $4 so ms si BurttaotoRs 876-5874 I Shoe fflxt Scranton (Times pressure from the other guys is probably a good thing for his staff. Weve had things our own way too long. If they want to combine to catch us, fine. Its up to us to see what we can do to maintain our dominance, Mr.

Stueber said. Its obvious that neither 22 or 28 has been able to knock us off singly, so theyre banding together, which is what I expected. No matter what they call it, its going to be one newsroom working on two different sets of newscasts, Mr. Stueber added. If thats what it takes to challenge us, more power to them.

Even though millions of dollars are being spent to move and equip the new quarters, staffers privately wonder if News 22 will be jettisoned if Newswatch 16 is ever ousted from the top of the ratings heap. NBC executives have been telling affiliates that, in a few years, only the two top-rated stations will be able to afford both a news department and the switch to digital TV. Dropping news is not in anyones plans now. John Dittmeier, WYOUs general manager, said its news operation has a better shot at surviving as part of the shared services deal than it did as a stand-alone operation. He expects to add newscasts.

We did not want to see the year 2003 or 2004 rolling around and WYOU being in the position of having to drop news, Mr. Daube said. KLEINERS The title was taken from a quote, This above all, to thine ownself be true. Is there a video available and from what literary work was that quote taken? J.E.R., FORT SMITH, ARK. A.

I can find no listing for a video of that film. That quote is another of Mr. Shakespeares creations. It comes from Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 3. Q.

How do fans find out where to send cards and greetings to celebrities? W.T., MERIDEN, MISS. A. There are several books your library can direct you to them with the addresses of ce vWJO-MITE! BEST FAMILY MOVIE FOR YOUNG niuu mm, mnu ton GREAT ATVEWTURf 4 tufas' s- GENERAL CINEMA VIEWMONT MALL Rout at Rout 91 344-9970 NOW Check KEATINQ ON WINDSOR PARK Remember Mary Ellen Keating, former WDAU-TV news anchor? You can see her on TV again if you tune in to Windsor Park Stories Sunday at 7 p.nl. on Channel 44. Todays shes a senior vice president of Barnes and Noble.

She previously worked for Cardinal John OConnor and Hill and Knowlton, a huge New York City public relations firm. During her interview on Windsor Park Stories, Miss Keating recalls how growing up in Northeastern Pennsylvania continues to influence her life. Windsor Park Stories is a locally-produced 13-week series that began Jan. 11 on Channel 44. It focuses on people from Northeast Pennsylvania with unique stories.

The series is produced by Tony Mussari and his wife, Kitch Loftus-Mussari. STATION BREAKS The Scranton Times has received Federal Communications permission to add a translator for Oldies 92.1 (WQFM) in Avoca at 100.5 FM. The translator is a low power transmitter that rebroadcasts WQFMs signal in areas that have trouble getting its main signal. Frank Andrews saysfe well enough to resume working a full day at Newswatch 16 starting Monday. He will still need to use lebrities.

Or you can send them in care of the studio (for movie stars) or network (for TV stars). COMMENT: Many people have written you with complaints that the background music in TV shows and films are too loud. I agree with that, but there is one sound coming through the loud music kissing. I find it very distasteful to be forced to listen to two people slurping, sucking and smacking when kissing in love scenes, both on TV and on the big screen. I object to watching two people exchanging spit.

S.J.M., LARAMIE, WYO. KIDS. Wfi Dont look for WYOU personnel to move out of Scranton and Into their new Wilkes-Barre quarters until June. Much of the equipment is being installed now and the new newsroom should be ready next week. Kathy Cusanelli, WYOUs news director, said the move to Wilkes-Barre will not occur until the May ratings sweeps end.

Thats good news for Channel 22 staffers because they have enough to do in May already with both the ratings book and primary election. They dont need the pressure of learning a new system for doing news. When WYOUs production and news operations move into WBREs building, the two news operations will become one. Under their shared services agreement, most of WYOUs employees, including all News 22 staffers, will be on the payroll of WBRE. WBRE news director Terri Si-monich will oversee the two stations combined news operation.

Shes already met with the news staff. Larry Stirewalt, who just rejoined WBRE, and Mrs. Cusanelli, will be executive producers of the two stations newscasts. Market research has been conducted to determine how the WYOUWBRE news combo should tailor its news coverage to get the most viewers. Its expected that each station will focus its news efforts on different portions of the 21-county BY DICK AND CHICKI KLEINER NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Q.

My husband and I love A1 Jolson. We have the videos of The Jolson Story and Jolson Sings Again. Whatever became of Larry Parks, who played Jolson in both films? We never saw him in any other picture. C.J.P., BEAVER FALLS A. Parks was actually in dozens of other films besides those Jolson bio-pics.

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Hw, 343 7459 301 Urawnn. 343 4440 RICH MATES Wilkes-Barre Scranton market to attract new viewers. For example, one station will focus heavily on the eastern counties and the other will focus on the western counties. This will allow the stations to put reporters in areas that have rarely. received daily TV news coverage.

Art Daube, WBRE general manager, said research shows many persons outside of metropolitan ScrantonWilkes-Barre dont watch any of the local TV newscasts because the amount of time devoted to their local news is so paltry. Both" stations will share news tape, so WBRE and WYOU news producers will have access to the others stories and video. The stations wont share reporters. WBREWYOUs goal is to draw enough viewers away from WNEP-TV to knock it out of first place. R.

Paul Stueber, WNEP news director, was asked if it is a fair fight for the two stations to combine forces in an effort to replace Newswatch 16 as the No. 1 newscast. He replied, Alls fair in love and war and news. Mr. Stueber thinks a little ASK THE member.

G.D., SUTHERLAND, NEB. A. Those magnificent ones were played by Brynner, Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson, Robert Vaughn, Brad Dexter, James Coburn and Horst Buchholz. Eli Wallach was the chief villain. Q.

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