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Division. An- WFAA (AM)- KZEW(FM) Dallas Expanding. Robert International Inc., New York, elected as- Building a board. Imminent Is a White Schneider, general sistant treasurer and assistant secretary. House announcement of two more sales manager, John R. Jones, manager, Metro TV Sales, candidates for the Public Broadcast- Outlet Co.'s WJAR- Los Angeles, elected ing's 15- member board of directors. TV Providence, VP. Chet Redpath, As expected ( "Closed Circuit," Jan. R.I., appointed to with sales staff, Avco 21), the Republican vacated Radio Sales, seat by newly created Detroit, appointed sales man- former CPB ager. Chairman Thomas Curtis post, director of would go to Dr. Durwood Varner, national sales for Rod Barker, sales manager, KRLD(AM) president of University of Nebraska. Outlet's broadcast Dallas, named general sales manager, A new name is that of Virginia Dun- division. An- WFAA (AM)- KZEW(FM) Dallas. can, former producer at noncommer- Schneider nouncement Is first Nancy Law, with sales staff, KOWL(AM) cial KQED -TV San Francisco, to fill move in expansion and restructuring the unexpired term of Democrat The- firm's South Lake Tahoe, Calif., appointed sales of sales organization. Other manager. odore Braun, who left last year. Irv- changes will Include establishing na- ing Kristol (also Democrat) already Dave Landon, staff, WAME(AM) tional sales coordinator posts at each with sales has been renominated to finish the of Outlet's seven radio and television Charlotte, N.C., named local sales man- term of former director Sol Haas. All ager, wROQ ) stations and opening of New York (FM Charlotte. three have been undergoing FBI sales office by midyear. Richard Warner, with sales staff, WKCM- checks for several weeks. Five more (AM) Hawesville, Ky., named sales man- vacancies on the board are expected Ed Brady, announcer, KAKE -TV Wichita, ager. to be filled shortly with the White Kan., named promotion manager. Jim Long, with sales staff, KUDL -AM -FM House reportedly having some 30 which James A. Rapp, managing editor, New Fairway, Kan., appointed sales manager names from to choose. Orleans Daily Record, named director of there. development, LAYES -TV New Orleans. Bob Gould, with sales staff, WCFL(AM) Roger A. Skolnik, program manager, Richard Wright, acting promotion man- Chicago, named assistant sales manager. WIND(AM) Chicago, named program manager, KDKA(AM) Pittsburgh. ager, WSFA-TV Montgomery, Ala., named James E. Whaley, general manager, promotion manager. WKOT(AM) Kingston, N.Y., resigns to Gary Price, program director, WDAI(FM) in Zeke Allison, marketing executive, Alle- head own advertising and PR firm, James Chicago, joins WCFL(AM) Chicago, gheny Beverage Corp., Baltimore, named E. Whaley Inc., Hyde Park, N.Y. same position. director of public relations, WANT (AM) Ronald Goodwin, art director, Hicks & Ted Cramer, program director, KCKN- Richmond, Va. Greist, New York, named executive art (AM) Kansas City, Kan., joins wwoK(AM) Janet R. Sutphen, promotion director, director, Chester Gore Co., also in New Miami, as program director /operations wwox(AM) Miami, named director of York. manager. public affairs and promotion, WLCY-AM- Joy Golden, associate creative director, Joseph Ferguson, formerly with KFOx- FM Tampa, Fla. Norman Craig & Kummel, New York, (AM) Long Beach, Calif., appointed pro- named co- creative director. gram director, KPOK(FM) Portland, Ore. Broadcast Advertising Thomas J. Reilly and Robert D. Richter, Pete Gabriel, announcer, KUDL(AM) Fair- Robert B. Hance III, national sales man- creative supervisors, Needham, Harper & way, Kan., appointed program director. ager, wPix(Tv) New York, appointed na- Steers, Chicago, named associate crea- Bob Young, announcer, woAC(AM) Au- tional sales manager, WNEW-TV New tive directors. gusta, Ga., named program director. York. Skip Nelson, announcer, KWMT(AM) Fort John D. Frey, with NBC Spot Sales, New Programing Dodge, Iowa, named program director. York, named Western sales manager, William P. Andrews, Martin Fern, general KNBC(TV) Los Angeles. VP- counsel, Spec- R. Desmond northwestern division trum Financial Cos., San Francisco, ap- Phelan, with NBC Spot Sales, New York, manager, Viacom named pointed director of business affairs, MGM manager, national sales, KNBC. Enterprises, San Television, Culver City, Calif. Martin R. Bowen, VP, McCaffrey & Mc- Francisco, named Linda Allen, WCBS Call Inc., New York, appointed senior VP. VP- domestic syndi- writer /producer, -TV New New York, named executive producer. Alan Honig, creative supervisor, Mars - cation, Viacom, chalk Co., New York, named VP. York, succeeding Mark Meyer, assistant production direc- Henry A. Gillespie, tor, KPRC(AM) Houston, named produc- John Blumenthal, creative supervisor, recently appointed tion director, Kvoc(AM) Casper, Wyo. McCann- Erickson, New York, elected senior VP- marketing senior VP, and Robert L. Turner, man- Jamie McWilliams, sports reporter, warm- for firm (BROADCAST- TV Columbus, Ohio, named sports direc- ager of M -E's spot buying operation, ING, Feb. 11) . Media Investment Service, elected tor, WSPA -TV Spartanburg, S.C. VP. Joel N. Hornstock, administrator, operat- Alun Jones, senior VP- business manager, ing budgets, NBC -TV, West Coast, named Broadcast J. Walter Thompson Co., New York, manager, operating budgets, and James Journalism named senior VP- finance, replacing How- W. Moore, administrator, technical opera- Tony LaMonica, formerly with news de- ard Brundage, who continues as director tions, appointed manager, program partment, mow(AM) Denver, named of JWT and will also be financial con- budgets. news director, KFMB -AM -FM San Diego. sultant. W. Len Smith, man- Stan Bohrman, reporter, KMOX -TV St. Donald J. Bratrude, VP- operations man- ager, MCA -TV Louis, joins KABC -TV Los Angeles as field ager, Campbell-Ewald Co., Chicago, ap- (Canada), appointed reporter. pointed senior VP- creative director of director of Canadian Ron Magers, announcer, xeix(TV) San agency's multiproducts accounts. sales, Warner Bros. Francisco, joins KSTP-TV Minneapolis -St. Howard S. Shepard, research director, Television, Toronto. Paul, as anchorman. KHJ -TV Los Angeles, Stu Samuels, national joins Clinton E. David L. Smith, Frank there as VP -media director. programing editor, reporter, xQrv(Tv) St. Joseph, Mo., named chief photographer/ Lawrence F. Wiken, media TV Guide, named supervisor, publicity manager, reporter. Tracy -Locke Advertising, Dallas, named associate media director. Warner Bros. Tele- Rich Gonzales, correspondent, xxrv(TV) vision, Burbank, Colorado Springs, joins news staff, KwcN- Roy A. Muro, VP- controller, Vitt Media Smith Calif. (Tv) Denver. Broadcasting Feb 25 1974 $2 .
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