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The Charlotte Observer from Charlotte, North Carolina • 16

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16A THE CHARIMTE onsrRvER Turs July 4 1978 WSOC May Make 'Soap Permanent It now appears that come September "Soap" will be seen in prime time in the Charlotte area For one thing the once-controversial ABC series has been cleaned up since its initial episode kicked up a storm of protest last fall among people who thought it was too sexy (Actually it was too shoddy but that's beside the point) For another thing WCCB (channel 18) which refused to air the series during the recently con 1471 eluded 1977-78 -44 television season '1! is no longer Charlotte's ABC affiliate WSOC i' P'01 (channel 9) is i 7 For the past 1 two Saturdays I WSOC has car- 411' ried two hour et "1 late -night broad- L4Ala Air casts of "Soap" reruns to let Callaghan WSOC viewers catch up with "Soap" episodes ABC is rerunning Mondays and Tuesdays at 11:30 pm this sum mer The station also wanted to see how Charlotte-area folks would react to the series WSOC Station Manager Jack Callaghan recalls that the first Saturday night of reruns triggered 33 calls enough to make him tremble until he learned that 31 of the calls were protesting the station's premption of NBC's "Saturday Night Live" With only two calls complaining about "Soap" and with no additional complaints received since last Saturday's second batch of reruns Callaghan thinks WSOC probably will decide to pick up the series next fall when it returns to prime time for its second season -WCCB newsmen Bob Keefer and Lloyd have been given the heave-ho Seems they didn't fit into Channel I8's plans now that the station is no longer affiliated WEDNESDAY JULY 5 ART at KPC 1 FOR INFORMATION Route 29 Concord TVRadio )Ron Alridge with a network and therefore is under less pressure to broadcast news Mike Kassner vice president of Bahakel Broadcasting which owns WCCB said the axed staffers would be given primary consider ation for any suitable jobs that might open at other Bahakel stations He said the cutbacks were necessary because WCCB plans to concentrate on national not local news Keefer 29 and the father of two says he has no job prospects In sight Lloyd couldn't be reached for comment Both men will get severance pay You may recall that I recently predicted "drastic cutbacks" in WCCB's news staff You may also recall that the prediction prompted a heated written denial (published in this column) from Kassner Kassner says there are now four persons in the station's news department I hear that all but news director Tony Alexi have been assigned additional non-news duties Bob Schellenberg the WBTV sportscaster who used to drive me crazy with his unending use of overheated verbs (as in "Boston BOMBARDED New is taking a job with WCCB's sales department He wants to get into management and reasons properly that the sales route is the way to go Here's hoping Bob KILLS 'cm really BULLDOZES the competition SKYROCKETS to the top Schellenberg thankfully quit using his high-voltage verbs a few months back) WE'RE BURSTING lid eA 'WITH GOOD NEWS! t4s-r THERE'S STILL TIME FOR SUMMER QUARTER Two FINAL DAYS OF REGISTRATION! 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Sme oil this large collection of selected styles from our regular stock featuring Johnston Murphy as well as other famous names Reg $35 lo $7950 NOW: $2990 to $6190 CHEAT SPORTSWEAR SALE! 20 to 3312 off A special group of summer neckear dress shirts slacks sport shirts 4ind shorts Fashion Lcadership ill Quality t'sc our tor-Brown Charge ItaaLtniericard Ilaqer Charge 4r American Lxpress Card 16A Tilt CHART OTTE onsrnvER Tues July 4 1978 T7 Ci OC May Make make t- 1M ANGELS Fl TN ELS HERE i 111fiCIIIRE ilia 'Soap Pert-fianent 4 4- 'N ditt 'Y' VI' '4--1- C9D MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Irse It now appears that come Sep- 6:30 ABC vi News crd4 1 I kr Al (- I Je) ABC Nov's A 0 BC Ne ABC Ns Wild tember "Soap" will be seen in f'" i'11 TVRadio 700 Kinflcit)nl prime time in the Charlotte area 'Ron 7:00 Vill" Cror s-Wil Cross Wits Cro ss-Wits For one thing the once-contro- Cros Wits versial ABC series has been 7:30 Fic'e Hav Hdtd Boys I cleaned up since its initial episode Alridge 7:30 rlLav Linilid (Disaerit Sculdre s) Hollywood All Anythinci tar kicked up a storm of protest last -7 7 8:00 ses Goos fall among people who thought it -rip- was too sexy (Actually it was too AL: 7' I 8:00 D3-- Wolcome Back Tabitha Free Country shoddy but that's beside the 830 Kotler How The West point) with a network and therefore is Eight is Enough I For another thing WCCB (chan- under less pressure to broadcast 8:30 Laverne what r- Operation ABC Aias Won nel 18) which refused to air the news 9:00 'Thirlcy Happening Al Petticoat Comedy Special series during the recently con- Mike Kassner vice president of Linr1(1-1 eluded 1977-78 Bahakel Broadcasting which owns NtrH I hree Company 01 4 television season WCCB said the axed staffers liachal Charlie' Angels Loo Boat is Ion er would be given primary consider- Charlotte's ABC ation for any suitable jobs that Carte affiliate WSOC might open at other Bahakel sta- Country ABC ABc 10:00 1 nda Sunda 'tf -3' I 'It (channel 9) is tions 10:00 tdito Nilo For the past He said the cutbacks were nee 110vo Mom 10:30 MOvrc hanta Lund ::2 two Saturdays essary because WCCB plans to trly 'oa WSOC has car- concentrate on national not local 10:30 Newsmagazine -'4i fled twohour news 1 1:00 i late-night broad- Keefer 29 and the father casts of "Soap" two says he has no job prospects 1 1:00 4 Yettyline'sS reached Eye ltri tiess Eyewitness Eyewitness Eyewitness Eyewitney Eyewitness -41i re to let in sight Lloyd couldn't be 11:30 News tlews News News News News News 41 Callagh ry an WSOC viewers for comment Both men will get catch up with "Soap" episodes severance pay 1130' uoap c-10 Police Story Starsky Hutch Baretta Jack Hudson ABC is rerunning Mondays and You may recall that I recently 12:00 Local Movie Tuesdays at 11:30 pm this sum predicted "drastic cutbacks" in ---7----- TOny mer The station also wanted to WCCB's news staff You may also Police Story Tucsda tsrhr Mystery -Tema WSOC Movie SLISan Wid see how Charlotte-area folks recall that the prediction prompted nigm Alamo would react to the series a heated written denial (published Callaghan WSOC LAi 1 Station Manager Jack in this column) from Kassner four 7r7S 0 A 1 3 1 A recalls that the first Sat- Kassner says there are now urday night of reruns triggered 33 persons in the station's news de- Li calls enough to make him trem- partment I hear that all but news ble until he learned that 31 of the director Tony Alexi have been as- 2 6 calls were protesting the station's signed additional non-news duties premption of NBC's "Saturday Night Live" Bob Schellenberg the WBTV With only two calls complaining 1 sportscaster who used to drive me about "Soap" and wiih no midi- cra7v with his unending use of S'OP ObBerver Acv ernsers tional complaints received since overheated verbs (as in "Boston last Saturday's second batch of re- BOMBARDED New is takruns Callaghan thinks WSOC ing a job with WCCB's sales de- probably will decide to pick up the partment He wants to get into series next fall when it returns to management and reasons properly prime time for its second season that the sales route is the way to go Here's hoping Bob KILLS 'Emt ZWCCB newsmen Bob Keefer and really BULLDOZES the competi Sim Lloyd have been given the flow SKYROCKETS to the top 41 ttail (1) IF JITUIL heave-ho Seems they didn't fit (PS: Schellenberg thankfully ii'ito Channel I8's plans now that quit using his high-voltage the station is no longer affiliated verbs a few months back) 5 A 1 INERE BURSTING 's --z (qt (1-- il i 7 mini GooD NEwst 4g 1 1j'L -i -1- '44 THERE'S STILL TIME 0 '''-''''r i i TO REGISTER FOR )fr' siconlE CPCC'S SUMMER QUARTER 0 1-114 '17: 91 i 'i'' Two FINAL DAYS i OF REGISTRATION! 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