The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 29

The Salt Lake Tribune. Wednesday, September 10, 1980 5 TV Today: Pot of Gold a Myth, Silverman Warns Another TV Channel for S.L. and in 20th place, Happy Days. Dead last in the ratings was The Waltons, in 63rd place; and a CBS movie, Riding the Pony Express, which did not air in this area, was 62nd. White Shadow was 61st, and A Man Called Sloan, was 60th.

In New York, Ed Bradley, was named to succeed Dan Rather as a co-editor on 60 Minutes. Rather is leaving to succeed Walter Oonkite as anchorman and managing editor of the CBS Evening News. Bradley will join the news magazine no later than next spring. pageant with Ron Ely as host, was first in the top 10. Others included, in order; Threes Company, Taxi, Dallas, Vegal, MASH, Dukes of Hazzard, ABC Sunday Movie: The Longest Yard, Charlies Angels, and the NBC Movie: Midway, Fart II in 10th place.

The rest of the Top 20 ihcluded Hart to Hart, 60 Minutes, Bob Hope Special," "Lou Grant, Games People Play," and the NBC Movie "Sooner Or Later, NBC Movie: Midway," Part "House Calls, "Real People, interested persons and groups to apply for licenses to construct and operate VHF stations. The four new allotments are called "drop-ins, meaning they are located far closer to existing VHF stations operating in the same and adjacent channels in other cities than present FCC rules allow. Besides the Utah capital, the FCC approved VHF channels for Charleston, W. Knoxville, and Johnstown, Pa. Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON.

C. The Federal Communications Commission gave its approval late Tuesday to additional VHF television channels for four cities, including Salt Lake City. Salt Lake's award of channel 13 came after a sometimes-stormy 6 12-hour session of the commission. The vote was 4-3. FCC Chairman Charles D.

Ferris said the action opens the way for 3 3 3CZ31CTC State Loses Fuel Tax Appeal tell you that leprechauns are not so easily caught nor the gold so handy nor the pot so deep as wishing might make it. Rainbows with pots of gold are make-believe; make-believe is much of our business, but for the sake of long and prosperous lives ahead for all of us, make-believe is not and cannot be the way we do business. Silverman sfiid, "Our projections show by 1990 networks and other sources of broadcast television will be spending nearly twice as much on programming as all the major new services combined. My friends, you will not be rid of us. At this point I imagine you might be feeling like the young woman on The Dating Game, who picks bachelor number one only to find hes a balding storm door salesman from Kansas, while bachelor number three is the roller disco king from Ventura.

Ill admit we may not be young, we may not be beautiful, but we still have a lot of life left and for better or worse weve got each other. FOR WHAT ITS WORTH: While Silverman was speaking, the A.C. Nielsen Jr, ratings for the past week of prime time programs were released, showing that even with the Miss America Pageant as the most-watched special, and the Emmy Awards only moderately successful, NBC still could climb no higher than second in the three-network race. Emmy night, ordinarily the most popular during its time period, was a washout. Actors boycotted the program because of a five-week-old strike, and the three-hour non-show struggled to reach 32nd of 63 prime time programs surveyed.

The beauty By Harold Schindler Tribune Television Editor NBC President Fred Silverman, speaking at the Beverly Hilton Hotel Tuesday before the largest audience ever assembled for a meeting of the Hollywood Radio Television Society, warned the industry not to fall victim to the lure of easy riches which did not exist in the pursuit of new television delivery systems." Aiming his remarks at the threat posed by pay television, cable television, home cassettes and video discs, Silverman, the beleaguered umnderkind of network programming, predicted free broadcasting would prevail. Commercial television will remain Hollywoods major customer of TV programming over the next decade and the impact on network television by these new systems has been overstated. There is no bottomless pot of gold at the commercial networks and the burgeoning costs to produce these shows will have to be brought under control, he declared to an audience of more than a thousand packing the hotel ballroom. As my Irish wife could tell you, guarding the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow is a sly leprechaun spinning tales of easy riches. If some of you have been listening to these tales Im here to built on the causeway of Great Salt Lake.

The construction company took the matter to district court, however, maintaining that the states motor fuel tax should be assessed only when vehicles are operated on the road, not when they are used to build the road. Following the district courts agreement with the company, the Tax Commission appealed to the Utah Supreme Court. The builder of a seven-mile road between Syracuse and Antelope Island dues not owe the state nearly $25,000 in motor fuel taxes, the Utah Supreme Court has ruled in upholding a lower court decision. The State Tax Commission had originally ruled that Parson Asphalt Products of Centerville, should pay $24,196.82 in taxes on fuel used in reconstructing the highway. The road is Festival to Close W.

Temple Special activities in connection with the festival will include comedienne and concert pianist Phyllis Diller appearing with the Utah Symphony Orchestra Sept. 17 and a program titled Arias and Excerpts Sept. 18 by the Utah Opera Company. Festival lours, featuring free entertainment, ethnic food booths and childrens activities, will be from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Saturday through Sept. 23. The Utah Arts Festival, opening Saturday, will force closing of West Temple from South Temple to 2nd South Wednesday through Sept. 23. Street displays will be set up in the area in front of the Salt Palace, Art Center and Symphony Hall.

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