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The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday. September 24. 1982 1 I TV Fare: Here Comes a Fall Season of Incredible Hunks next month, and then pull even more spectators into its tent with the Super Bowl in January. Although you may not notice it, the networks will be running more commercials in prime time this fall. Because of the inroads made by cable TV, the number of people watching the networks at night has decreased for six consecutive seasons The networks have offset this decline by running more commercials and charging more for them.

The Ford Motor Co will pay more than $8 million for 24 minutes of commercials in the season's biggest mini-senes, "The Winds of War. Commercials on one of the most popular regular scries, "60 Minutes, cost more than $6,000 a second. You foot the bill for that, of course, when you buy products advertised on TV. since the commercial costs are passed on to you So enjoy the new season You paid for it set in his life, William Shakespeare An excellent production of one of his greatest plays, King Lear," will be presented Oct 18 on PBS, with Michael Hordern in the title role. Schedule of Movies Although many people complain about how movies on the networks are censored and repeatedly interrupted by commercials, major films on the little screen always draw a big crowd.

No air dates have yet been set, but some of the more popular new titles to be seen this season are Kramer vs. Kramer," "Coal Miners Daughter" and Star Trek," on ABC, Raging Bull" and "Being There, on CBS. and "Dressed to Kill," on NBC In sports, downtrodden NBC will get a ratings boost because the rotation of blockbuster athletic events among the networks has presented it with both of the biggies in the same season. The peacock network will mop up viewers by the millions with the World Series HOOVER SPECIALS UPRIGHT CONVERTIBLE Large throw away bag four position adjustment to clean all carpets, shag, plush, regular, kitchen, edge cleaning suction power CONCEPT ONE Self-Propelled Extra larqe baq, automatic carpet adjust ment, edge cleaning feature, plus quadraflex By Lee Winfrey Knight-Ridder Newspapers The dominant element the new fall television season is a gallery of fantas-! ucally handsome leading men, a pla- tflon of peacocks designed to flutter the hearts of female viewers of all ages You can call it The Autumn of Incredi-l ble Hunks. Obviously, the networks have noticed that Tom Selleck is the only new male juries star to make a mark on TV this cade The splash made by Selleck 'since his Magnum, 1 series pre-'''miered on Dec.

11, 1980, has obviously 'convinced the viziers of video that Abroad shoulders and a bedroom grin Schindler on Vacation Harold Schindler is on vacation. His column will resume when he returns. are the keenest arrows that a leading man can tote in his quiver. Consider Ted Danson, who stars in a sharp new NBC comedy called Cheers. In his premiere on Sept.

30, Danson is working in the Boston bar he owns when a lady friend phones and leaves him a message saying, Youre a magnificent pagan beast. Probably all you need to know about Danson for the moment is that he is capable, in both looks and attitude, of living up to that extravagant billing. Remington's Premiere Or reflect upon the tall, dark and extremely handsome Pierce Brosnan, who plays the title role in a new NBC crime series called Remington Steele. Remington's premiere episode has scarcely begun on Oct. 1 when he is berated by his boss because he spent $22,000 in one month on roses, perfume, and gowns for his ladies.

The leading man in Matt Houston deep cleaning agitator few more than usual The reason for the slight increase is NBCs disastrous shortfall last season, when it finished a distant last in the network race 11 New Series Seeking to recover, the peacock network is offering 11 new series, more freshmen than any network has set forth in the fall for several years. CBS and ABC each have seven new series, a more customary number of starters As usual, about 40 percent of the new crop are comedies Elev en of the 25 new series are sitcoms Besides Cheers, which is uncommonly good, another pleasing new attraction is CBS "New hart (Mondays), which casts Bob hart as a New York writer who buys an old Vermont inn New hart enjoyed a six-year run in the 1970s on his old Bob New hart Show and his appeal appears to be undiminished After comedies again, as usual the next largest category is crime series, with five entries There is nothing here to make anyone forget such 1970s classics as Columbo and Kojak, although fans of the old series may enjoy Robert Urichs return in the title role of NBCs Gavilan (Tuesdays) Reality Programming Rounding out the schedule are three action-adventure series and three fantasies, and one each in the categories of family drama, medical drama and so called reality programming There are no new lawyer series this season, and variety shows remain as common as an Argentine Rag in the Falkland Islands. Since Hill Street Blues is the only series of extremely high quality developed by the networks during the last year or so, NBCs St Elsewhere (Tuesdays) is being awaited with more than usual interest. The show is an attempt to take the gritty ensemble playing of Hill Streets policemen and transfer it to a hospital staff. Judging from past history, however, it is more likely that the new comedies will determine which network wins the season.

CBS, the champ for the last three seasons, is in good shape again with four new comedies that show promise. Besides Newhart, CBS has Gloria in which Sally Struthers returns in the Gloria Bunker Stivic role she played for eight years on All in the Family, Square Pegs (Mondays), a well-written sitcom about two high school girls, and Filthy Rich (Wednesdays), a satire that had a highly successful run in a three-week tryout last month. Contemporary Version Family dramas are hard to do, although such enduring hits as Little House on the Prairie have shown that they can run for years if they are done well. CBS has its fingers crossed for SPECIAL Smith-Crown is Salt Lake's only Authorized Hoover Warranty Service Center Service your vacuum now for Fall cleaning. We service AIL MAKES LOW PRICES SMITIt-CROYIl CO.

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2 Days of Our Lives 4 ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie His Brother Tolk After 29 years 7 This Old House 11 Sesame Street -CBS Morning News 4:30 a.m. ABC NEWS THIS MORNING wKathleen Sullivan I Steve Beil 20 Jimmy Swaggart 7 a.m. 2 Today 4 GOOD MORNING AMERICA Ik Swedish Drunk Driving Laws 7 Sesame Street 11 Weather I 20 The Great Space Coaster Restructuring Will Help Vocational Education You new Duke boys are double trouble!" is a few sighs less handsome than Remington Steele, but he's infinitely richer. Hip-deep in oil wells, diamond mines, and soy bean futures, Matt could pa Remington's bills with his tip money Lee Horsley, who stars in this new ABC crime series beginning with a special two hour episode on Sept 26, apparently decided that the good life was the only way to go after playing second banana on an earlier series to that great gourmet and fabled orchid fancier, Nero Wolfe Meanwhile deep in the jungle roams Bruce Boxleitner, snaring wuld beas's and foiling international villains in CBS' Bring Em Back Alive. He's playing Frank Buck, but surely the old game hunters life was never like this.

A ravishing maiden is startled when she meets Buck on Friday in the first half of a special two-part premiere, saying she thought he'd be "jungly and smelly. Feminism's Out Obviously Gloria Steinem, who once said that A woman without a man is like a fish without a bicycle, was not asked for her advice when the networks drew up this years fall schedule. The network nabobs seem to have noticed the death of the Equal Rights Amendment and decided that all that uproar about equality of the sexes was just a few shrill notes blown away in the w'ind. The beautiful female supporting stars on "Cheers," Remington Steele, "Matt Houston and Bring Em Back Alive are all depicted as highly intelligent, but they might as well be barefoot and pregnant when it comes to competing for prominence with the series handsome heroes. Except for this emphatic explosion of male sex appeal, the fall TV season which officially begins Friday is shaped generally like those of recent years There are 25 new series forthcoming, a KUTV, Channel 2, 973-3000 KUED, Channel 7, 581-7777 378 5298 KSTU-TV20, 539-1220 7 The MacNeil-Lehrer Report 11 Crisis to Crisis 20 Cinema 20: "Mackenna's Gold," Gregory Peck, Omar Sharif 7:30 m.

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5 KSL Friday Night Movie: "Ballad of Cable Hogue," Jason Robards, Stella Stevens 11:30 p.m. 2 NewsWatch 2 Late Report 4 Carol Burnett and Friends 7 Captioned ABC Evening News 20 Movie- "None But the Brave," Frank Sinatra, Clint Walker Midnight 2 SC TV Network 4 Solid Gold 1 a.m. 4 Fridays 1 :10a.m. 5 Faces 1:15 a m. 5 News Final 1 :30a.m.

1 NBC News Overnight 2-30 a m. 2 Late Night Movie They Came To Rob Las Vegas," Jack Palance 4 55 a.m. 2 Late Night Movie "Ambush Trail." Bob Steele Adv-9sement Seven Brides for Seven Brothers i Wednesdays), a contemporary version of the 1954 mov le of the same name Its full of young folks who can sing and dance at the drop of a fiddle bow and they just might sashay right into your heart Black people who have complained that they don't see enough of their brothers and sisters on TV aren't going to be any happier when they notice that only one of the 25 new series features blacks in its leading roles Even this show is hardly cause for high fives, since it is ABC's The New Odd Couple" (Fridays), a black remake of a white sitcom that ran on the alphabet network in the 1970s This time around, Tony Randall's role of fastidious Felix I'nger will be played by Ron Glass, formerly one of the policemen on Barney Miller, and Jack Klugman's role of unkempt Oscar Madison will be played by Demond Wilson, formerly the latter half of "Sanford and Son The Magic of Dance' PBS, which traditionally gets under way later than the commercial networks, will begin its fall season on Oct 10 PBS will present five new series, with "The Magic of Dance (Oct. 25) easily qualifying as the most attractive. The host for this six part series will be one of the worlds greatest living ballerinas, Dame Margot Fonteyn.

She will dance with Rudolph Nureyev and Mikhail Baryshnikov, and interview such personages as Fred Astaire and Kyra Nijinsky, daughter of the legendary Russian dancer, Vaslav Nijinsky Although series are the backbone of TV, the most spectacular nourishes are usually seen in specials and mini-series Several of singular quality are scheduled this season. The biggest is "The Winds of War," which will lasl for 16 houts and take seven nights to run. ABC will present this dramatization of Herman Wouks novel Feb. 6-11 and Feb 13, with the redoubtable Robert Mitchum at the head of the cast Civil War Epic CBS most spectacular offering this fall is an eight-hour Civil War epic, The Blue and the Gray," adapted from the works of the late historian, Bruce Catton. Gregory Peck will portray Abraham Lincoln in this three-part saga, which w'ill air Nov.

14, 16 and 17. Not to be outdone in the battle of big names, NBC will present Bette Davis next month in "Little Gloria at Last This four-hour mini-series, dates for which have not yet been announced, has been adapted from Barbara Goldsmith's best-selling book about the custody fight over heiress Gloria Vanderbilt. For quality of script, of course, you cant beat a' man who never saw a TV sponsible for improving the job placement rate of vocational students. Just as high school principals must supervise both academic and vocational programs, so can a state school office administrator, Dr. Bumingham explained.

Changed Structure The reorganization will cut the state agencys top-level administration in half and consolidate six divisions into five. In place of the present structure the superintendent, a deputy, two associates and six division administrators the agency would be supervised by the superintendent, four associates and several coordinators. Job duties for the associates and coordinators would be altered, requiring a review of salaries and the recruitment of applicants for those positions. Dr. Burningham wants job candidates by Oct.

19. He said if existing staff members who are not appointed to the top positions wish to stay with the agency, they will be reassigned to other positions. As many as 21 state school office personnel could qualify for an early retirement plan he will propose to the board Friday, he noted. Address Priorities The new administrative structure is designed to address the state school boards priorities, the superintendent said. One of those is statewide planning and research.

Another aim is to spread the state superintendents responsibilities among himself and the four associates, freeing him to create a closer relationship with local school districts and other educational organizations. Chrysler Will Offer High Performer Reuter News Agency DETROIT Chrysler Corporation announced it will start producing high-performance cars named after former race car driver Carroll Shelby and will begin selling the specially designed autos within 90 days. Chairman Lee Iacoeea said that Shelby had been hired as a consultant to help design and sell the cars, which will be marketed for $7,500 to $10,000. He declined to specify the length and terms of the Shelby contract. Iacocca said the cars will be equipped with 110 horsepower, 2.2 liter gasoline engmes designed to get 23 to 25 miles per gallon.

Company Vice Chairman Gerald Greenwald said Chrysler expects to produce 10,000 to 15,000 units during the 1983 model year which starts next month. Iacocca said the new car would be a forerunner to the G24," referring to a sportscar-like performance automobile the firm plans to introduce in the United States in about one year The Shelby car is to be built at a plant in Belvidere, III 11 Over Easy a NewsWatch 2 71; 30 a.m. 20 The Flintstones 7:45 a.m. 11 Weather 20 Scooby Doo 3:30 p.m. 4 THE WALTONS Walton's Mountain Story FactFiction 7 Villa Alegre 20 Casper and Friends 8 a.m.

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Vocational education will be enhanced, not hampered, by reorganization of the state Office of Education, according to G. Leland Bumingham, state superintendent. Dr. Burningham said Thursday he hopes to complete his staffs reorganization by mid-October. He will present the plan to the state Board of Education Friday and hopes to open the top administrative posts to applicants Monday.

Because reorganization is not a policy issue, the state board need not formally approve it. However, the superintendents plan for early retirement incentives requires school board endorsement. The new administrative structure places academic and vocational programs within one division. Attention It Needs Dr Bumingham said some educators have questioned that combination at a time when many Utahns are demanding greater attention for vocational education He believes the marriage will give vocational education the attention it needs. The associated superintendent of the new instructional-vocational division will be on the same salary level as Dr.

Bumingham and will have experience in both high school and post-high school vocational programs, he said. Also, he added, the administrator will be re- Sheriff Probes Death of County Man Salt Lake County sheriff's homicide detectives are investigating the apparent murder of a Salt Lake County man whose body was discovered Thursday morning in an apartment at Old Farm condominiums Sgt Ben Forbes identified the victims as James William Skeel. in his 50s, who resided in apartment 17J at 4137 570 East Mr Skeel's nude body was found lying face-down on the bed in the apartment, said Lt. John Bernardo. It is estimated that the man had been dead for about two days before the body was discovered by acquaintances who were concerned when Mr.

Skeel failed to show up for work Wednesday and Thursday. An autopsy performed Thursday afternoon by the Utah State Medical Examiners Office showed the victim died of a depressed skull fracture on the left side of his head, Sgt. Forbes said He said the weapon used was "something fairly heavy and blunt Sgt Forbes said the apartment was neat, but it appeared that several drawers in the bedroom had been left open He added that the victims car, keys and wallet also were mining 5 The Price Is Right 11 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 90 Tom and Jerry 11 Polka Dot Door 20 The Richard Simmons Show 10a.m. 2 Diff'Rent Strokes -1 4 FAMILY FEUD Families Battle I'D for The Young and the 4 Restless tVilla Alegre A 20 The Good Morning Movie: "So Big," Jane Wvman, Sterling Hayden 2 Wheel of Fortune 4 Ryan's Hope 11 Vegetable Soup 11am. 2 Hour Magazine 4 All My Children 5 As the World Turns nThe Utah Family Garden 11 Through the Polka Dot Door Hunting the steaming lungles in search of big game Stalking the teeming cities of the Far East in pursuit of more dangerous game, smugglers, saboteurs Starring Bruce Boxleitner as the daring adventurer Frank Buck ACTION SIRE! 8 PM 'N latest news." The News Specialists work down to the last second to bring you Utah's latest news 10 pm WATCH A AT how you be evil?" Sue Ellen-by to nL4 4 FOUR NEWS Live at Six wBili Oltman 5 1 EYEWITNESS NEWS with Dick Nourse and Shelley Thomas 7 Over Easy 11 Over Easy 20 Little House on the Prairie 4:30 m.

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