The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 60

8D The Sail Lake Tribune Friday, August 26, 1983 Television Today Pryor-Arguello Fight Also Important to S.L. Cable Operators a UHF station in Springfield, WKFF, a Dayton, Ohio, station, and the Salt Lake station. WWLP and WKFF are NBC affiliates, KSTU is an independent station. Reloaders Powder Sale Top name brand By Harold Schindler Tribune Television Editor An experiment in "pay-per-view television in Utah the Sept. 9 boxing match between Junior Welterweight Champion Aaron Pryor and three-time champion Alexis Arguello from Caesars Palace in Las Vegas is enjoying what Community TV of Utah describes as a brisk response from subscribers to minimal promotion efforts thus far.

FOR WHAT ITS WORTH: A Provo youngster, Dani Pallat, was a guest of CBS this past week as the winner of the Goodson-Todman Childs Play summer sweepstakes. Danis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Pallat, sent her name in on a postcard. It was selected in a random drawing.

After passing a vocabulary test over the telephone, Dani was flown to Hollywood to appear on Childs Play, hosted by Bill Cullen. The youngster attends Edgemont School in Provo and will appear on Childs Play segments seen next Monday, Wednesday and Friday on KSL at 8:30 a.m It looks as if Adams Communications Minneapolis, has bought KSTU TV20 and two other Springfield Television Corp. stations for a total of $47.3 million. The board of directors of STC approved the sale, which now must be OKd by company shareholders and the Federal Communications Commission. Involved in the deal are WWLP-TV, a welterweight bout between Tommy "Hit Man Hearns and James Green as well as portions of the 17th anniversary party for Caesars Palace) from Community TV.

The account numbers of customers who order the fight card are entered into a master computer owned by Community TVs parent company, Tele-Communications, in Denver. On the night of the bout, access signals addressed to subscribing account numbers will be transmitted by satellite to Utah, moved through the coaxial cable, clearing the fight through the tap to each of the designated television receivers. In one respect, pay-per-view and traditional television share something in common; once a subscriber has paid his $14.95 for the fight ($18.95 after Friday) he can invite friends over to the house to enjoy the evenings entertainment with him. Thats an advantage over the old closed-circuit telecasts in arenas and motion picture theatres where every patron paid. And, unless something cataclysmic occurs to knock out the power in Denver, every viewer will have a iir oo( An excellent brand powder nearly all popular rifle calibers.

virtual ringside seat, plus the comforts of home. This is Utahs first go-round with "pay-per-view, even though cable systems elsewhere have offered the motion picture Pirates of Penzance and a concert by the rock group The Who. If the Pryor-Arguello rematch is a success (from the pay cable point of view), viewers can expect more special event programming almost immediately. The fight, incidentally, is a joint venture arrangement between Caesars Palace and four of the nations largest cable companies: TCI, Group Warner Amex and ATC. The partnership has a good bout for the inaugural event.

Pryor won a 14th-round technical knockout from Arguello in 1982 in a slugging match that was described by some writers as the fight of the year, but then, they say the same thing about a lot of family arguments. Boxing isnt the only sports event in the news these days. KUTV, with what seems to be an absolute penchant for masochism, has opted to dump Part II of a four-part, 10-hour NBC encore of Mario Puzos The Godfather. The Complete Novel For Television. The miniseries will begin Sunday with a two-hour network fned at 8 p.m.

starring the whole family: Marion Brando, Robert DeNiro, A1 Pacino, Diane Keaton, James Caan, Talia Shire, Richard Castellano and John Marley. It is NBCs intention to transmit the three-hour Part II on Monday beginning at 7 p.m. Part III will air as a two-hour segment Tuesday beginning at 8 p.m., with Part IV Thursday at 7 p.m., as a concluding three-hour episode which sees Michael Corleone (Pa cino) take over the crime family and ultimately face a showdown after a plan to enlarge its operations is thwarted. But, KUTV is one of a number of NBC affiliates who signed up to televise the Penn State Nebraska NCAA Football Game on Monday at 7 p.m. Word is the network decided to toss a monkey wrench in those plans by scheduling the four-part Godfather blockbuster, Godfather I and Godfather II combined.

It was to be a get-back-in-line-or-else ultimatum for the affiliates: either drop the ballgame or lose the Godfather segment. After all, how many people are going to be happy with three-fourths of a blockbuster, especially if the segment you lose is a vital three-hour portion? KUTV asked NBC if it could carry Part II later in the evening (which is sort of funny, when you consider the only spot on the schedule open that night is not really on Monday, but at 2:05 a.m. Tuesday in place of KUTV Late Night Theatre). NBCs response was hysterical laughter. The KUTV asked if the network would mind terribly if the station delayed all the segments of The Godfather one extra day, which would allow it to air Part II on Tuesday, Part III on Thursday and Part IV on Friday.

NBC came back with a tight-lipped Get lost. So, if you are a college football fan, you will be delighted with Penn State-Nebraska, unless, course, it turns out to be a bummer. If you are a Puzo fan, you will not like what KUTV has done. If you are a Puzo fan and a college football fan, you probably will be a basket case by Tuesday. And so it goes.

But the Pryor-Arguello rematch will only be available in the Salt Lake, Davis and Ogden areas, and then only to those cable subscribers who have the new and sophisticated addressable tap converter equipment on their sets. That includes some 7,500 of Community TVs 51,000 hookups in those areas. So, those who want to see the match at home and who have the addressable tap converter boxes can order the event (which also includes 770 Stale eh 328 3016 Wit Sell the Vest oiigSeBiiee ltiit 7ySi TRADE-IN MOWER SALE! lyf II Trodo-in tor your old make, 50 Mower any any condition on a now Toro. EXAMPLE: 21" Rear Saggar Power Drive 469.95 Lou Trade In Pay Only 419.95 Other Toro Mowers from 329.95 less trade-in. ELDREDGES SERVICE 868 E.

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Paramount Importance As our society witnesses an increased number of incidents of molestation, abduction and murder of children, and as case studies show that child abusers frequently will try to make contact with children who are at or on their way to and from school, it is of paramount importance that schoolcommunity supervision and procedures be designed to protect our youth, said Dr. Call. The new procedures are: Make a personal visit accompanied by another person, perhaps a PTA representative, to homes which are in view of schools and playgrounds and ask occupants to be alert to individuals, vehicles or activities of a suspicious nature or which give an indication of danger for children. Such conditions should be immediately reported to the schools or appropriate law enforcement authorities. Request that teachers make a formal presentation to students where appropriate regarding proce dures a student can follow to reduce the chance of involvement with a potential abuser.

Teachers should be reminded to repeat or review the precautions as needed, depending on the age of their charges. Students should not be released from school on the basis of unverifi-able telephone requests. Parents requesting release of young elementary children should be encouraged to pick the child up at school. Requests for releasing children from those other than legal guardians should not be honored. Club leaders, athletic coaches and others desiring release of students should be referred to the students guardian.

A communication should go to the home of every elementary child discouraging his or her parents from delivering or sending children to school before staff is on duty in the morning (20 minutes before school starts for elementary schools and 30 minutes before in secondary or junior and senior high schools). Further, parents should be discouraged from having young elementary children remain after school unattended. 0 Be cooperat ve and supportive of community-wide efforts to protect children through "parent watch task forces," "mothers corner programs and similar endeavors. Relay Procedures Dr. Call said principals and other administrators should relay the procedures to teachers and school employees.

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