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Broadcastingthe Newsweekly of Broadcasting and Allied Arts Apr47th Year3 1978 C One week to go: Previewing the NAB convention o u BroadcastingThe newsweekly of broadcasting and allied arts Apr47th Year3 1978 Soupy scores again! With the zaniest new first -run half hours of outrageous comedy you'll see on television next season. Call Viacom today. Viacom Ladies' `Ian! Over the course of six hit seasons on CBS, Bob Newhart was the favorite Saturday night date of women in all three categories. Against sitcoms, movies, action and adventure, Bob attracted more women than the programming on both competing networks. These are the impressive figures: ...an average of 11,280,000 women ...an average of 5,990,000 women 18 -49 ...and an average of 3,520,000 women 18 -34. You can do a big favor for the women in your fringe -time audience this September by making a date right now for... "The Bob Newhart Show" aurce: NTI, I Sept -March 1972 -77.11 Sept.-1I Jan. 1977 -78. Audience estimates are subject to qualifications available on request. Viacom Learns complex switching functions. Stores them. Recalls them later, EXACTLY. At the touch of a button! It makes switching easier, good operators better. E -MEM; creative assistance for video production. NAB '78 BOOTH 813 THE GRASS VALLEY GROUP, INC. A Tektronix Company Station Plaza East 1644 Tullie Cir, NE 810 W Bristol Street P.O. Box 482 4419 Van Nuys Blvd, Ste 307 (Effects Memory) GREAT NECK, NY 11021 ATLANTA, GA 30329 ELKHART, IN 46514 MAGAN K, TX 75147 SHERMAN OAKS, CA 91403 (516) 487 -1311 (404) 321-4318 (219) 264-0931 1214) 887 -1181 (213) 990-6172 BroadcastingEApr 3 TheWeek in Brief AN EVOLVING FTC In recent years, and especially WUSSLER SUCCESSOR Frank Smith, 27 -year veteran since the arrival of Chairman Pertschuk, the Federal with CBS, is named head of CBS Sports. Page 48. Trade Commission has been cutting a wider regulatory swath -turning its concern from specific cases to wider, ROCK HISTORY Drake -Chenault's 52 -hour radio far -ranging matters such as the current children's ad special premieres this week with 125 stations signed up. investigation. Where is the commission heading and PAGE 52. what effect is the expected nomination of Robert Pitofsky likely to have? PAGE 35. COMING ON STRONG CBS -TV's The Incredible Hulk and ABC -TV's Having Babies, both new, draw good WHAT HE SAID NAB Chairman Don Thurston answers ratings. PAGE 52. an earlier report suggesting that he and the association board are not quite together on proposals for a spectrum - VOA'S GOAL Director Straus says the government -run fee. use PAGE 36. radio service will dispel international criticism that it is a tool for U.S. foreign policy. PAGE 56. ONE THING LEADS TO ANOTHER ABC's dominant year in network television shows up on the bottom line for 1977: NOISE LEVELS FCC's Quello leads the way in radio -TV sales up 25% (contributing nearly 80% to the postponement of a vote on an order that would ban company total) and profits up 57%. Movie theaters go on manufacture of TV sets with noise figures in excess of 14 the block. PAGE 37. db. He wants even stricter standards. PAGE 58. WHITE SEES RED An FCC commissioner goes public with her anger over TV sex in op -ed piece in the Times. SPOT RADIO DRUTHERS Torbet- Lasker research finds PAGE 37. women, 18 -49, are the largest single targets of spot radio buyers. The report also rates 30- second commercials BACK -SCRATCHING Broadcasters tell Kastenmeier and one -to -four week campaigns as most popular. that record performers and companies are getting plenty PAGE 62. of compensation in the form of airplay and that royalty fees are unjustified. PAGE 38. SUNNY DAYS, NEON NIGHTS The countdown has started for this year's National Association of Broadcasters PACIFICA DEFENDERS The establishment rises to the convention that opens in Las Vegas next week with more side of the station involved in the "seven- dirty- words" than 6,000 broadcasters expected to be on hand. FCC case before the Supreme Court. Even the Justice Chairman Ferris will make his first major speech before Department, which supported the FCC in earlier appeals, the group. PAGE 65. The complete agenda and related switches sides. PAGE 42. events appear on PAGE 68. A rundown of hospitality suites is on PAGE 72. The concurrently scheduled engineering NTIA'S OFFICIAL Carter signs the bill creating a new agenda and abstracts of the technical papers to be telecommunications agency. Hearings on Geller's presented begins on PAGE 74. A complete directory of nomination as its head expected next month. PAGE 42. equipment maker's booths and their wares starts on PAGE 80. A list of representatives from the networks, TV and NEWCOMERS PREFERRED In two cases, the FCC turns radio program firms, reps, brokers and others begins on down the bids of present broadcasters for improved PAGE 101. facilities and, instead, grants construction permits to competitors. PAGE 48. TACKLING TOUGH ONES John Moseley has made a successful career by solving seemingly impossible CALMING DOWN There was a decline last fall in the technical problems. That's one reason he will be amount of violence on TV, according to Gerbner's annual receiving the NAB's annual Engineering Achievement report. PAGE 48. Award. PAGE 129. Broadcast Advertising... 62 Closed Circuit 7 Finance 61 Profile 129 Broadcast Journalism... 56 Datebook 16 For the Record 110 Programing 48 Business Briefly 8 Editorials 130 Media 42 Stock Index 127 Cablecasting 64 Equip & Engineering 58 Monday Memo 14 Top of the Week 35 Changing Hands 45 Fates & Fortunes 108 Playlist 106 Where Things Stand 22 Broadcasting is published 51 Mondays e year (combined issue at yearend) by Broadcasting Publications Mc.. 1735 DeSales Street, N.W. Washington, O.C. 20036. Second -class postage paid at Washington. Single issue S1.50 except special issues 52.50 Subscriptions, U.S. and possessions.. one year $35. two years S65, three years $90. Canada add S8 per year all other countries add S8 pet year U.S. and possessions add 5104 yearly for special delivery S65 for first class. Subscriber's occupation required. Annually: Broadcasting Yearbook $37.50. Cable Sourcebook $20. "Trader Big;' that is. 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WAIA-FM KFI, KOST-FM WLIF -FM WWSH-FM Atlanta Dayton Charlotte Pittsburgh San Francisco- Miami Los Angeles Baltimore Philadelphia Oakland Closed _-Circuit R Insder report behind the scene. before the fact that staff, now awaiting answers to some "but expressions of interest -a lot more Emergency questions, expects to have item on than I'd expected in this time." They've Continuing validity of basic system commission agenda by June at latest. Staff hired Avery Gibson, vice president of designed to enable President or other high says no special treatment is involved, that Axiom Market Research, to be vice government official to talk to nation in processing of all unopposed applications is president and director of marketing for time of emergency has been called into moving in high gear. A &S /TRAC -7, effective today (April 3). question. Working group of National Industry Advisory Committee, after Hardware to be hot Strength in numbers? studying proposed revision of Emergency Broadcast equipment specialists look for FCC will face equal employment Broadcast System, has concluded that this to be year for stations to refurbish present EBS has serious deficiencies. opportunity case with couple of odd twists plants, leading, they predict, to brisk weeks. Basically, problem is that EBS was in few Case involves KETV(TV) equipment sales at National Association of Omaha, whose EEO performance, designed in days when AT &T provided Broadcasters convention in Las Vegas next virtually all through at least on paper, is far above average: Its connections, week. "The old equipment is just landlines. Broadcasting 12% black employment is twice proportion Now, Mutual beginning to wear out," says one authority System affiliates, for instance, will be of blacks in area and substantially higher who suggests that hot items will include than total minority percentage of linked by satellite, and in many areas ENG equipment (smaller, more rugged), independent carriers provide land lines. population. But commission is pondering one -inch helical video tape recorders complaint from half -dozen black employes As result, members of working group (Sony and Ampex will unveil new are concerned about what they say is who say station procedures block unsegmented models), solid -state advancement of blacks, particularly to on- perception of government, industry and transmitters, circularly -polarized antennas. public that EBS is in state of readiness. air jobs, and that station discriminates "Some refinements, but nothing against blacks in recruiting. Station denies Subcommittee has suggested to John revolutionary," he said. Summers, of National Association of allegations. Broadcasters, who is chairman of NIAC Uprooted Broadcast Services Subcommittee, that Easy target? administrative law judges are up in full NIAC membership be convened to FCC's Knowledgable insiders feel arms over word from FCC Chairman study matter as soon as possible.
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