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-f lip -HT11ir'IIlTllTir yi' liTITUr IJ1 IIU llil i plfify-j lllll Uirrnfl. V'TL' TJI TH I Itf Wlllinr i' HI lll I DJ If" IM -l pry I fl y-y y-ty- y- nm 11 yiM I jimh n--ii gnwaii-fmn teleuisieii DETROIT FREE PRESSWEDNESDAY, JAN. 26, 1983 12C Channel 2 overplayed synagogue fire fc; John Gninn i C'l! classics When the Congregation Beth Abraham Hillpl Mn- journalism in Detroit quite respectable. Straight, non-theatrical reporting particularly typifies the excellent ses synagogue in West Bloomfield burned down Jan. 18, the high-energy, new-look Channel 2 "Eyewitness News" fairly bludgeoned the story into submission.

Nikki Grandberry spiced her live report on the 1 1 p.m. news that day with a frankly sensationalized sion news. Moping about miserable ratings be gosh darned, TV2 and news director John Howell aim to compete. The ratings will eventually follow, they say. IN FACT, Channel 2 has already all but usurped Channel 7's title as the champ of jam-packed, Head-lines-Are-Us news.

Tedious staging, lively cast Mozart's opera "Idomeneo," which will be telecast as part of the 'Live from the Met" series on WTVS (Channel 56) at 8 tonight (simulcast on WQRS-FM, 105.1) was the composer's favorite among all his operas. It isn't my favorite I like both interview with a masked member of the Jewish Defense League. He was there to guard the synagogue after the blaze, he said, and hinted menacingly that he had an idea who set the fire. The next afternoon, anchorman Roy Weissinger led off the 5:30 early news with two more stories on the fire. Both played heavily to the arson angle, and both allowed Channel 2 to pat itself on the back by melodramatically reporting that officials BWUMIt riiko Huffy But remember, eyebrows and bluster aside, Channel 7's Bill Bonds is still the king because he is the best at what he does.

He is Detroit's grand communicator. And No. 1 Channel 7 still dominates the ratings because of its slick, corporate news style. Plus, with a two-hour block of early news, Channel 7 is producing 60 minutes more of daily news programming than its competitors. rtfrniwJ mum political coverage of Robert Pisor and the fine business news reports of Jennifer Moore and Tim Coleman.

CHANNEL 4 has been much more willing than its competitors to tackle the complex and important economic issues that plague Michigan and the nation and to lead newscasts with those often non-visual economic stories. But remember, all of us basically watch the TV news we feel most comfortable with. We respond to the style, the packaging, the personalities and the chemistry as much as we do to any notion of goodbad journalism. Being somewhat of a traditionalist, I feel most comfortable with Channel 4. But that is not to deny the considerable skills of Bonds, who is always fascinating to watch.

I love it when he gets angry and lets loose with a little righteous wrath. And Channel 2's hectic, electric light orchestra already is showing signs of positive energy with its various newscast accessories. Chuck Gaidica does a smooth, informative weather forecast. Fred McLeod has loaded up his fine sports reports with oodles of taped highlights for genuine jock junkies. So stay tuned.

The TV news battles are always fun to watch. And Channel 2 seems ready to make it a three-way war. "Don Giovanni" and "The Magic Flute" better but it does contain some glorious music. And tonight's telecast (which was taped at a live performance last November) boasts some fine singing from a stellar cast Bill Bonds That often gets overlooked. stage posing and posturing, and poor Cotrubas seems to spend half her onstage time caressing rocks.

Ponnelle's sets and costumes, on the other hand, are superb. He sets the opera among decaying ruins, incorporating an ominous face of Neptune, who precipitates the opera's tragic elements, within the facade of the ruins. Pavarotti fans are in for a special treat, since the telecast provides them with the rare opportunity to see their favorite tenor sing Mozart, a composer not usually associated with him. (Pavarotti did sing the part of Idamante in a production of "Idomeneo" at the 1974 Glyndebourne Festival, in the early part of his career.) He sings the role of Idomeneo with grace, providing a pure legato line that, while well within the confines of Mo-zartean style, also carries considerable dramatic impact. Cotrubas is an outstanding Ilia, sweet of voice and, when she isn't caressing those rocks, dramatically impressive.

She moves with an innate nobility that even Ponnelle's goofy staging can't squelch. Von Stade is effective as Idamante, although her voice takes on a metallic cast at times. Hildegard Behrens is a raspy Elettra, singing with coarse brit-tleness throughout. John Alexander makes a fine Arbace, and James Levine conducts the Met orchestra with gusto. Li .1 JtWf r.n.

A investigating the fire had asked to inspect TV2 videotape to check for clues. That night at 1 1, Channel 2 again led with the fire story as Murray Feldman covered a memorial service and interviewed congregation members on their feelings. Did Channel 2 overplay the story? Yes. Did it inject added drama into a situation that was dramatic enough all by itself? Yes. In fact, arson has been ruled out as a cause of the fire.

But with that sort of aggressive coverage, the new "Eyewitness News" is also serving notice to its competitors at Channels 7 and 4. No longer will Channel 2 be the coasting lazy boy of Detroit televi- Actually, though the show business excesses of local TV news remain, Detroit TV news generally offers more substance and better reporting than the yakety-yak freak shows called news in many cities. Part of the reason, I still believe, is the sobering influence of Channel 4's low-key, more straightforward approach to the news. Though Channel 2 aad 7 usually praise the WDIV news with faint damns regarding the dull competence of Mort Crim Channel 4 has made doing real TV that includes Lu- Partti ciano Pavarotti in the title role, Frederica Von Stade in the "pants" role of Idomeneo's son Idamante and lleana Cotrubas as Ilia, Idamante's lover. Two things have kept "Idomeneo" from gaining a place in the standard repertory: the static conventions imposed on it by the opera seria form, with its seemingly endless recitatives, and the lack of stage action.

Mozart's music, for the most part, manages to rise above these problems, but there are long stretches of tedium in the opera. Unfortunately, Jean-Pierre Pon-nelle's staging magnifies the tedium. The singers are made to walk about the: today's numbers For complete daytime listings, consult The TV Book In Sunday's Free Press. Word from Lansing Channel 56, 7 p.m.; Channel 7, 7:30 p.m. Gov.

Blanchard delivers his first "State of the State" address. (Tape delay on Channel 7.) Rare Mozart Channel 56, 8 p.m. Luciano Pavarottl sings the title role in Mozart's rarely performed "Idomeneo" on "Live from the Met." Actually it's a tape of the Nov. 6 performance. (Simulcast on WQRS FM 105.1) Here are the top 10 television shows and their ratings for the Detroit area for Jan.

17-23, according to the A.C. Nielsen Co. A rating is the percentage of all TV households tuned to the program. Each Detroit rating point represents 16,740 households. National ratings were not available because of a malfunction in the Nielsen system.

Detroit rankingProyramNetworkDetroit rating 1 Movie: The 'A' Team NBC 30.0 2 Hill Street Bluet (Thun.) NBC 28.4 3 American Music Awards ABC 28.2 4 Dynasty ABC 28.0 5 60 Minutes CBS 27.7 6 Matt Houston ABC 26.5 7 Malibu pt. I ABC 23.9 8 Three's Company ABC 23.5 9 The Fall Guy ABC 22.9 10 Fantasy Island ABC 22.8 channels OWJBK eswxoN WDIV BDWKBD OWXYZ S3 WTVS OCBET JBWGPR Compiled by Chrletlne Schmuckal Symbol for programs closed captioned for th hearing Impaired. Raffin plays woman on run Blanchard Family Affair Channel 2, 9 p.m. Deborah Raffin returns 12 years after "Running Out" on her husband and baby daughter in "GE Theater" drama. Bettelou Peterson Dettelou Peterson tv people how to fall asleep; dressing your child economically.

10:00 a Donahue "Accuracy in Media Vs. Donahue" Guests: Dr. Jerry Falwell; Reed Irvine and Victor Lansky ol Accuracy in Media. Inc. HD 700 Club "The Innocent Victims" The etlects ot divorce on children are examined.

12:00 Movie "The Comancheros" (1961) John Wayne. Stuart Whitman. A Texas Ranger sets out to stop the distribution ol guns and firewater to the hostile Comanches. 1:00 SD Movie "The Fortune" (1975) Jack Nicholson. Stockard Chan-nmg Two inept men plan to murder a zany woman for her money.

GB Movie "Murder on Lennox Avenue" (1941) Mamie Smith. Frankie Wilson. A murder investigation exposes the operations ol ruthless rack-el eers. 5:55 Shirley Eder Wilh show business news. 89 M.A.S.H Hawkeye sutlers a concussion when he wrecks his jeep and is rescued by a Korean family who cannot understand English.

CB Evening Report REAL NAME: Deborah Raffin 7:30 8:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 2 P.M. Magazine 7 Brides For 7 Brothers E. Theater 4 Tic Tac Dough Real People Facts Of Life Family Ties Quincy 7 Stale of Slate Tales Of The Gold Monkey The Fall Guy Dynasty 9 5-0 Cont'd Nature Ot Things Portraits The National Journal 50 3's Company Movie: "Paint Your Wagon" 56 MacNeil Live From The Met 02 Quest College Basketball: Indiana vs. Northwestern Grace Temple 7:30 5:00 0 Sonys 1 e.itured. lounder ol the American Divorce Association lor Men, a support group tor men surviving the trauma ol divorce; Deanna Dfideiolf, Ph.D.

on the correct color you should wear to flatter your tace and personality; psychotherapist Judith Goren on how to start a daily journal. (R) 6:10 GB Movie "The Cowboy Commandos" (1943) The Range Busters. The Range Busters declare war on saboteurs. 7:00 Morning News eatured: Secretary ol State George Schultz; a report on how color attects workers; a look at the Vatican art exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum ol Art in New York City, TnHav 'A BIRTHOAYi March 13, 1953, Los Angeles LOVE LIFE: Married Michael Viner, 1974; he's her manager. EDUCATION: Valley College, Van Nuys, 1971, 73.

and what his real crime was. (Part 2) 10:00 Network," and Virginia Apuzzo, head ol the National Gay Task Force, look at whether the public is being looled into supporting the gay rights movement. SD Movie "Throe Stripes in the Sun" (1955) Aldo Ray. Phil Carey. A U.S.

olficer changes his views on the Japanese alter tailing in love with a pirl who works in an orphanage. 63 Live from the Met at an auction. Q3 Live from the Met "Idomeneo" The Metropolitan Opera's pertormance of Mozart's opera (eatures lleana Cotrusbas, Hildegard Behrens, Frederica von Stade and Luciano Pavarottl; James Levine conducts. CB College Basketball Indiana vs. Northwestern 11:35 P.M.

Magazine A look at "Undercover Wear three women who made money with their homemade recipes. Tic Tac Dough Slate of the State Taped coverage of Governor Blanchard's first address to the joint session ot the legislature. SO Three's Company S3 MacNell Lehrer CD Quest 8:00 Seven Brides for Seven Brothers Angry marijuana growers open fire on Ihe McFaddens when the sheriff enlists their help in locating a large-scale pot-growing operation, Real People Featured: the yearly gathering ol "Nessie hunters" in Loch Ness. Scotland; a New Mary Tyler Moore Mary hires an incompetent girl as her assistant because she was responsible lor the girl losing her previous job. 2:00 CAREER: Modeling, 1973- (she still is' In demand for both print and TV model-Ing jobs); TV debut: "Of Men and Worn- en," ABC, 1973; among her TV creditsr "Nightmare In Badham County," ABCr" 1976, "Willa," CBS, 1979, mini-series: "The Last Convertible," NBC, 1980, "Haywire," CBS, 1981; TV series, "Foul "I Play," ABC, 1981; movie debut, "Forty Carats" (as Liv Ullman's daughterly 1973; among her credits, "Jacqueline Susann's Once Is Not Enough," 1975, "The Dove," 1974; "Touched By Love," 1980.

6:00 CBS News Romance Theatre CB News 12:00 9:00 Quincy When a young high school graduate dies because he was unable to read a danger sign. Quincy discovers that his lire investigator is also a lunclional illiterate. Dynasty Jell's irrational rage becomes a nightmare for a terrified Fallon, Alexis is torn between morality and greed when Adam confesses his scheme to poison Jeff, and Blake and Krystle hit a snag in the adoption proceedings lor Steven's baby. National Journal CB Grace Temple Elizabeth St. Clair was 15 when she fell in love and married Paul Corsini.

At 16, she was a mother. When her daughter Jenny was four months old, she discovered her husband was unfaithful and she fled to her mother in France, leaving her young family in New York. This happens 12 years before the opening of "Running Out," the "GE Theater" at 9 tonight on CBS (Channel 2 in Detroit). Deborah Raffin stars as Elizabeth. The drama concerns Elizabeth's attempts to re-establish a relationship with her family in New York.

Raffin talked about the drama from her home in California. What's so special about this drama? "It's rare and very nice when 'an actress can get involved in something that she can feel strongly about particularly in television. But this is one of those very personal stories, a story of relationships. Television does that quite well. "What we've tried to do is show everyone's point of view, the girl's, the ex-husband's and, especially, the child's.

The film starts when (Elizabeth) comes back. But we set up the situation that she was a baby herself when she had to take care of a baby as well as cope with her husband's affair. She just can't handle it emotionally and she has a breakdown. Really, it's a case of both of them being too young, too immature She intends to come back but each year, the guilt becomes stronger. Finally, she is sent to New York as part of her work and she decides she has to face the past.

She has to overcome the bitterness of her daughter; her feeling of abandonment. There is curiosity about her mother. It's almost like an adopted child trying to find out about her birth mother." Do you really, think viewers will identify with these people? It isn't often a girl will leave her baby and she can't run to a place like France. Often, it's the young husband who walks out. 2:15 QQO New 03 BJ Lobo SD Mork and Mlndy Energy, Technology and Society (B The Scene Ironside Stranded by a blizzard with an addict in withdrawal, Ironside must fight tor his life and the addict's sanity.

The Last Word SD Laurel and Hardy CB College Basketball Arkansas vs. Texas 6:30 CB Movie "The Three Sisters" (1965) Kim Stanley, Goraldine Page. Based on the play by Anton Chekhov. Three daughters of a Russian military olticer find their lonely, provincial lives marked by constant strife following their lather's death. G.E.

Theater "Running Gut" A young woman (Deborah Raffin) returns to the family she deserted 12 years earlier in hopes of re-establishing a relationship with her lormer husband (Tony Bill) and resentful daughter (Ari Meyers) The Facts of Life Jo is infuriated when she learns the real reason that her favorite teacher is leaving the school, tf The Fall Guy After he witnesses a murder, eaiureo rencuoris 10 rresi- dont Reagan's State ot the Union address. Good Morning America Featured: the results of an "Is America better or worse?" national poll (Part 3) former Vice President Walter Mondale; Morris Udall; Roxanne Pulitzer and her attorney Marvin Mitchel-son; Sheryle and John Leek-ley, authors ot Susan Anton. QD 700 Club The physical and psychological effects of a broken marriage on parents are examined. 8:30 S3 Movie "Ransom for Alice" (1977) Gil Gerard. Yvette Mimieux.

CBS New NBC Newt York City love witch; a pres 11:00 tigious horse auction in Scottsdale. a visit with 12:30 2:30 a modern-day gypsy. Tales of the Gold Monkey When Jake flies a beautiful card shark to a high-stakes poker game, he soon dis Entertainment Tonight Interviews with Betty White. Dottie West. SD Laurel and Hardy 63 Untamed World 1:00 Saturday Night Host.

Burt Reynolds. Guest: Anne Murray. David Letterman a bag man with a surprising covers that she is gambling G3 Laverne Shirley Wild, Wild World of Animate "The Night Fox" The fox remains one of the most intriguing animals around us. 7:00 Lie Detector State of the State Live coverage ol Governor James Blanchard's first ad-dross to the omt session ol the legislature. ABC Newt Hawaii FI've-0 secret identity turns to his with his lile for a smuggled BOO News SD Sanford and Son A newspaper ad leads Fred and Lamont to try out lor a low-budget movie.

03 Spirit of Detroit 11:05 News 11:30 Madame's Place Tonight Host: Joan Rivers. Guests: Sammy Davis Bill Cosby. ABC News Night-line SD Benny Hill stunt man tnend Colt lor "She goes to France only because that's where her mother is actually it's irrelevant to the story. It's the same as if she went to another state. It's true that it's most often the girl who's left with the baby.

But one of the reasons I found the film interesting was that it wasn't a typical situation." And speaking of leaving, you're headed for China. How come? "I made a movie, 'Touched By It's based on 'To Elvis with about a handicapped child who was Elvis Presley's pen pal and how it affected her life. For some reason, it's very popular in China. I know that the government is particular about the films they import. They want those that reflect an aspect of the society that made the film." roll ot tilm.

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