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Editing a hot piece of film, rewriting As a result, we have one of the best a lead line for the tenth time, or shoot- news teams in the country. ing an almost impossible scene, is the And we back them up with the latest kind of news Houston expects from equipment and one of the finest news KPRC TV. broadcasting facilities in America. Our audiences expect outstanding All of this adds up to one of the best 10 news because we demand it of ourselves. o'clock newscasts you'll see anywhere. In the past 25 years, we've created a Even if we do put it together at the tradition for outstanding journalism. last minute. "L KPRC TV HOUSTON PETEY TELEVISION. INC.. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES SEC AFFILIATE 410 \` /ZeclGGlá'QíZL`'e cfc Z,IP Seecui¿J% t adé, tie. 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IOWA 44w intma4lt '' L _ .r r44tV a. , ,. _ vI`-v - rt Broadcasting Oct. 27, 1975 Sn probut tíort THIEVES Starring Marto Thot Charles Grodin HEDDA Starring Glenda Jac HUGO THE HIPPO An animated featurf by Marie & Jimmy ( Burl Ives, Paul Lync & Robert Morley I WILL., I WILL-FOR NOW Starring Elliott Gould, Diane Keaton, Paul Sorvino & Victoria Principal II S\ e I ii 10 ..,,. Ar WORLDVISION E\TERPRISES INC. The World's Leading Distributor for Independent Television Producers New York. Los Angeles. Chicago. Atlanta, London. Pans. Tokyo. Sydney. Toronto. Rio de Janeiro. Munch. Rome Yes most inventions and original ideas are patented, when it comes to spoken or written words they are copyrighted, if it's a piece of artwork or a logo then it becomes a registered trademark. K101 fits into all of these categories. In 1969 K-101 was the first station to use digital call letters that accurately de- scribed it's position on the dial, giving the kind of identity that most broadcasters had been trying to achieve for years. As with all good ideas, inven- tions and logos, others soon made their copies, and now the radio world is full of K200's and W999's. Now you know where they came from. Once we were "Pmt and Only now we are only Plut ! 700 MONTGOMERY STREET SAN FRANCISCO, CA.94111 @ REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF PACIFIC FM INC. BusinessFBriefly Mattel Toy maker begins one of 13 weeks. This is in addition to radio markets, starting in late November (with heaviest promotions ever in mid - February campaign previously reported hiatus during last two weeks of year). of next year, with emphasis on television. (BROADCASTING, Oct. 20). Tucker, Wayne & Weightman Advertising, Philadelphia, is Four products will be on network TV and Co., Atlanta, is agency. Target audience is seeking time periods appealing to one will be advertised in spot -television women, 18 to 49. women, 25 to 49. campaign in 24 markets. Agency is Woodhill Chemical -radio Ogilvy & Mather, Los Angeles. Co. Spot Career Club Clothing manufacturer campaign in 125 markets will start in kicks off 20- market spot -television 1976 for Woodhill's Speidel Co. In pre- Christmas effort to early January Super campaign today (Oct. 27) for its shirts. reach teen -agers and women, 18 to 49, glue. Flights will run for 12 weeks in Thirty- second commercial will run in such Speidel is running spot-television top -25 markets, six weeks in next 45 and markets as Baltimore, Minneapolis, campaign for four weeks starting Nov.24 four weeks in remaining markets. Marcus for its (dents and Hang -ups bracelets. Advertising Co., Cleveland, is agency. It's Effort will be concentrated in 49 major seeking audience of total adults. markets. Creamer, Colarossi, Basford Inc., Star -Kist Foods Inc. O Star -Kist tuna New York, created copy and is handling will be advertised heavily with spot purchase of time. television during November in long list of markets. Leo Burnett, Chicago, is agency. Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co. Schlitz is Target audience is women, 18 to 49. introducing its Schlitz light beer on Nov. 3 in 19 test markets with variety of media, Cumberland Packing Stiefel /Raymond including spot television. Cunningham & Advertising, New York, is handling mixed - Walsh, New York, is agency. Target for media campaign for Cumberland's Sweet campaign will be adult men and women. 'N Low sugar substitute. Nine -week TV Buffalo, N.Y., and Birmingham, Ala. Ad is campaign is set to start in February 1976 aimed at adult men and features send -up Dunkin' Donuts of America Inc. in 30 -40 mostly major markets with radio of gunfight, which is interrupted when Media mix for four -week campaign in support in 25 -30 minor markets. Day -, antagonists begin admiring each other's November for Dunkin' Donut shops is spot fringe- and prime -time 30's and 60's are shirts. Marstellar Advertising, New York, is television and radio in 75 leading being placed by Mediators, New York. agency. markets. Commercials attempt to attract McGraw Edison Time is being J El= , purchased by Atwood Richards, New Ball Corp. Prime -time television 30's York, for 31- market spot- television will begin running in test markets on Nov. campaign for McGraw Edison's 17 for Ball's Sound Guard phonograph - Toastmaster products. Four -week effort record preservation kit. N.W. Ayer is will begin Nov.24 and will use prime - handling campaign, aiming it at adults. time, fringe and weekend 30's. Budget is estimated at S400,000- S500,000. Clinton New American Library Publisher E. Frank, Chicago, is handling creative begins spot -radio effort for paperback side. novel by Ruth Harris, "Decades;' this week in 10 markets including Detroit, new customers by emphasizing Keebler Co. Bakery has spot - Houston, Denver and Miami. March freshness of product, cooperative spirit of television campaign scheduled for its Advertising, New York, is placing spots on store personnel and price discounts. cookies for month of November in more stations specializing in beautiful music, Humphrey Browning MacDougall Inc., than 25 Midwest markets. Leo Burnett, MOR and foreground music. Target is Boston, created campaign and is Chicago, agency, is seeking time periods women, 18 and over. directing messages to total adults. appealing to women and young children. Dannon Corp. Company's yogurt Exxon Corp. Six -week spot -television Nabisco Inc.[ i Starting first of products are being promoted in five - splurge is being mounted by Exxon for its November, Nabisco will advertise its Milk week, 20- market spot -television gasoline products in major markets in Bone dog biscuits on spot -television in campaign. Key areas include New York, South and Southwest. Campaign will 13 major markets for three weeks. Philadelphia, Boston and Detroit. Theme begin in early November. McCann - Agency, William Esty Co., New York, is of 30- second spot is slogan, "If you don't Erickson, Houston, is agency; target seeking daytime, prime -time and fringe - always eat right, the right thing to eat is audience is men and women, 18 to 49. time positions appealing to women, 25 to Dannon." Marstellar Advertising, New 54, and total women. York, is agency, and it's aiming campaign Creomulsion Co. 11 Heavy spot - at adults. television effort for company's cough Allen Products Co. Company will syrup will be launched in late November spotlight its Alamo dry dog food with 11- Economic Laboratory Inc. Four -week in about 55 markets and will continue for week spot -television campaign in leading spot TV campaign beginning in Broadcasting Oct 27 1975 5 B oadcasting pubbshed 51 Mondays a year (combined issue at yearend) by Broadcasting Publications Inc.. 1735 DeSales Street. N.W.. Washington. DC. 20036. Second -class postage paid at Washington. Single issues SI. Subscriptions one year S25. two years S45. three years S60 Add S52 yearly for special delivery. S65 for air mad S4 for Canada, S6 for all other countries. Subscri- ber's occupation reguubd. Annually Broadcasting Yearbook S20. Cable Somcebook S10 St. Louis, Minneapolis and Florida cities BAR reports television -network sales as of Oct. 5 of Tampa, St. Petersburg and Jacksonville. Agency and buyer is ABC $510,431,100 (29.8) CBS S618,048,300 (36.1) NBC 5584.638,300 (34.1) Marsteller. Two second Total Total 30- spots, which minutes douars are aimed at adults, will feature night -club week week 1975 total 1970 total change ended ended 1975 total dollars dollars 1974 performer Charo.
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