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The Sacramento Bee from Sacramento, California • 35

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Sacramento, California
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TelevisionMadio The Sacramento Bee Wednesday July 6 1983 D3 National Public Radio Will Face An Uncertain Future CD La Carabina De Ambrose 0) Bionic Woman (ONTV) Movie a Bibi Anderson Anthony Perkins 9:30 pm I OnTheAir By Dick Tracy CD Gabriel Gabriela 10 pm In Residence: The Emerson String Quartet CD Dynasty CD 24 Horas 0) Wild Wild West CD News 10:30 pm (ONTV) Rock ON TV 29 10:50 pm CD Noticiero 1 1 pm OCDCD News Dick Cavett (R) CD Movie "Una Vez Un Hombre" (No Date) Enrique Ram-bal Helena Rojo O) The Honeymooners CD Benny Hill (ONTV) Movie Best Friend" Adult 11:30 pm PBS Latemght CD Police Story CD ABC News Nightline 0) Movie "Operation CIA" (1965) Burt Reynolds John Hoyt CD Hawaii Five-0 12:30 am Late Night With David Letterman 0 One On One CD Movie "The Games" (1970) Ryan O'Neal Charles Aznavour (ONTV) Movie 1 am 0 Music Today 1:25 am 0) Independent Network News 1:30 am NBC News Overnight 2 am News Nig- CBS (ONTV) Movie Picture Show Rod aylor 10 am Wheel Of Fortune Electric Company (R) CD The Price Is Right CD Too Close For Comfort (R) CD James Robison O) I Dream Of Jeanme CD The Rockford Files 10:30 am 0 Dream House PBS Latemght (D Loving (D Force Of Faith 0) My Three Sons 1 1 am OTicTac Dough CD The Young And The Restless CD All My Children CD Zola Levitt 0) Green Acres CD Streets Of San Francisco 11:30 am Sale Of The Century Lilias YogaAnd You CD The Eleventh Hour 0) Get Smart (ONTV) Movie Roy Scheider ATIONAL PUBLIC Radio approaches a major crossroads Friday and it could determine the future of public broadcasting in America Phil Corriveau general manager of NPR member station KXPR (89) explains: undoubtedly aware that National Public Radio is in financial difficulty but it appears the magnitude of the difficulty is greater than anyone imagined Last year NPR took in $22 million and spent $31 million So the situation NPR faces unless emergency funds are raised is to declare bankruptcy within the next two weeks And it would have to close its Corriveau says the non-profit Corporation for Public Broadcasting has agreed to loan NPR the $9 million it needs to stay solvent to be repaid over a three-year period But only under the condition that the plan is almost unanimously approved by managers of member stations which would help repay the loan Each station would kick in an amount determined by the size of the market they serve (For KXPR that would mean between $10000 and $20000 per year) going to vote in favor of the Corriveau says most of the station managers had the opportunity to talk with are too But if the vote isn't overwhelming CPB make the loan and the end of NPR as we know What would that mean locally? NPR goes into Chapter II bankruptcy and is forced to liquidate be in very bad Corriveau acknowledges lose programs like and "All Things and Plus NPR operates the satellite system that brings us such programs as the Metropolitan Opera the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Home the loss of which would be In effect the station would be reduced to a classical and jazz juke box NPR is our network which all helped Corriveau brightens adding: members not just affiliates all got a 10- year investment in NPR and I doubt the members will let it go There are 7 million people who listen to NPR programs every week and a big chunk of If all goes the way Corriveau feels it will and the loan is secured in the immediate future for KXPR? you know been working at getting on a new tower for some Corriveau says now it appears be operating from the new facility in about 45 days The delay has been getting an agreement signed for the three stations (KXPR KAER and K108) who are going to be multiplexing into the same antenna each with its own transmitter at the base Fund-raisers have raised some $94664 toward use off that facility Comm West the tower builder wants all the leases to be the same and that involves time with attorneys It also made the lease agreement grow from a few pages to 27 pages be switching frequencies from 89 to 91 so we can increase our broadcasting power from 22900 watts to 50000 watts That should help eliminate the pockets of poor reception downtown and the annoying sound effect on car radios What about The bulk of mail sent to The Bee was largely negative when the morning news program was first broadcast on KXPR Is it going to stay? mail concerning has virtually Corriveau says an initial surge in which most of the letters were negative (Those people wanted classical music to awaken to not news features) But it's been my experience as a radio station manager that people are more likely to write if they are unhappy about something rather than (writing if they are) happy And any change in programming is expected to bring some listener complaints Now it looks as if the unhappy letters are dovetailing into positive comments and is a permanent part of the Concerning the general state of things at KXPR Corriveau observes that the funds derived from the bi- annual pledge drives are more important than ever with the financial crisis NPR is experiencing we started the station the CPB channeled federal funds amounting to 50 percent of our operating costs Now that support has dwindled to 13 percent and is likely to be even less in the future depending upon listener donations to support 60 percent of our overhead The rest comes from businesses and corporations Happily made our goals in the past two fund drives and sending out program listings to about 6500 members who donate an average of $40 a With rent-free studios at California State University Sacramento the station has 11 fulltime and six part-time employees Plus communications interns from CSUS who Corriveau says are helping make broadcasts more responsive to happening locally really at a point where things are Corriveau concludes even if forced to cut back on programming like Alive" we have other sources of such programming If NPR folds though we have no other source of current affairs and radio drama programming That would be a mortal blow to what trying to bring to the community" CD CBS News CD ABC News (CC) CD Noticiero 0) Carter Country CD Star Trek 6:30 pm MacNeil Lehrer Report CD News CD You Asked For It CD Noticiero Nacional SIN 0) One Day At A ime (ONTV) ON Sportsweek 1 7 pm Hidden Places: Where History Lives (D Merv Griffin CD Family Feud CD Soledad 0) Police Woman cdmash (ONTV) Movie Wednesday" Elizabeth Taylor Henry Fonda 7:30 pm World War I CD PM Magazine CD Trampa Para Un Sonador CD Movie Some Like It Hot" (1959) Tony Curtis Jack Lemmon 8 pm News National Geographic Special CD Archie Bunker's Place CD The Fall Guy 0) Bionic Woman 8:30 pm CD Gloria CD Mi Coloma: La Espe-ranza 9 pm Movie "Escape From Fort Bravo" (1953) William Holden Eleanor Parker Other Visions Other Voices CD Movie "Reunion" (1980) Kevin Dobson Joanna Cassidy CD Tales Of The Gold Monkey 1:45 pm (ONTV) Movie Out of Cliff Robertson Vanessa Redgrave 2 pm Another World CD Guiding Light CD General Hospital CD Los Angeles Ahora 2:30 pm Electric Company (R) CD Una Limosna De Amor 0) Spider-Man Spider-Woman 3 pm Days Of Our Lives Studio See CD Hour Magazine CD People's Court (D Al Final Del Arco Iris 0) Mighty Mouse CD Pmk Panther 3:30 pm Mister Rogers (R) CD All In The Family Scooby Doo CD Superfriends (ONTV) Movie of Friendship 4 pm News Sesame Street (R) (CC) CD California Afternoon CD Three's Company (D Quiero Gritar Nombre 0) Heckle And Jeckle CD Eight Is Enough 4:30 pm CD The Jeffersons O) Three Stooges (ONTV) Movie Show Rod Taylor 5 pm Major League All-Star Game Electric Company (R) (DCD News (D Marta Javier 0) What's Happening'! CD Little House On The Prairie 5:30 pm 0 Over Easy 01 Good Times 6 pm Dick Cavett (R) htwatch (ONTV) ON 1 Sportsweek 2:30 am Cottle: Up Close Movie "Journey Into (1968) Chad Everett Julie Hams (ONTV) Movie a Woman Bibi Anderson Anthony Perkins 3 am CNN News 4 am Movie Tonk Freeway 4:30 am Outer Noon 0CDCD News Presente 0) Perry Mason CD I Love Lucy 12:30 pm Computer Programme CD As The World urns (D Jim Bakker CD Leave It To Beaver 1 pm Fantasy Dick Cavett (R) CD One Life To Live 0) Movie Bank Dick" (1940) Fields Una Merkel CD Movie "Pete Kelly's Blues" (1955) Jack Webb Janet Leigh 1:30 pm Cosmos (D Capitol CD Jimmy Swaggart 6 am News Ag Day CD ABC News This Morning CD 700 Club (ONTV) Movie Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe7" Jacqueline Bisset Robert Morley 6:30 am CD New Morning 0) Great Space Coaster 7 am 0 Today CD Morning News CD Good Morning America CD Light Of Life 0) Pprky Pig And Friends CD Thelintstones Lilias Yoga And You CD Sharing The Word 7:30 am CD Jimmy Swaggart 0) Mighty Mouse CD Cartoons 7:45 am QAM Weather 8 am Studio See CD Jim Bakker 0) Casper CD Star Blazers (ONTV) Movie of Paul Whiteman and orchestra 8:30 am Mister Rogers (R) 0 Fun World Of Hanna Barberra CD Leave It To Beaver 9 am Finnerty Company Sesame Street (R) (CC) CD The New $25000 Pyramid CD Good Morning California CD Faith For Living 0) 20 Minute Workout CD The Waltons 9:30 am CD Child's Play CD Ryan's Hope CD Peter Popoff 0) Richard Simmons Previews ALL-STAR GAME (5 pm Channels 3 4 4R): 50th annual major league test live from Comiskey Park in Chicago The National League is shooting for its 12th straight victory- CBS MOVIE: (9 pm Channels 10 2R 5 10M 12 made- for-TV 1980 repeat) Lackluster drama stars Kevin Dobson as a man attending his 20th high school reunion rekindling a flame with exsweetheart Joanna Cassidy and lighting up at her 17-year-old daughter Anne (Linda Hamilton) DYNASTY (10 pm Channels 13 5M 7 7R 8 repeat): Estranged daughter-in-law Sammy Jo is willing to let Blake have his grandson if the price is right Alexis begins to take illness seriously and decides to become a viable part of the corporation TV i i i Picture yourself in a bathing suit right now There's still 1B1ECT or BIK'DAIDWAY MUSICAL 1 1 I jS 1 AUDITIONS time CALL: 442-8397 panic AUDITIONS IN EARLY JULY (CALL NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENT) SHOW DATES SEPTEMBER 16 24 REHEARSALS BEGIN AUGUST 12lh NEEDED EXPERIENCED DANCERS SINGERS AND STAGE HANDS CALL MON FRI FOR INFORMATION AND AUDITION DATE 1 4l I EXCERPTS FROM THE FOLLOWING SHOWS WILL BE INCLUDED IN THIS YEAR REVUE A CHORUS LINE SOPHISTICATED LADIES CATS MUSICAL CHAIRS LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS WEST SIDE STORY DANCIN AND MANY MORE Sponsored by The Sacramento Bee for the Children of Stanford Home OUPUFESriLE Lose 20 by July at Good Health Medical Weight Loss Centers No calorie counting Health and Behavior Ed class Nutritional Counseling by Registered Nurses Guaranteed weight loss No drugs or injections OFF any program Not to be combined with any othei special iounds 55th L-FOlO 7 at 0 cgN0Vf Sell Save Ads The private individual's way to advertise 3 CALL THE BEE 444- 3113 Optional: One year free healthercise Dance Classes with Program Xotos rESTHAIRP RESSB Corner of Greenback 726-8108 Fair Oakhj 969-7774 pr.

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