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Broadcast ¡ Ng Aug 18 The Fifth Estate R A D I O T E L E V I S I O N C A B L E S A T E L L I T E Broadcast ¡ ng Aug 18 Were gonna li Cleared in over 85% of the countr entering our 6th hit season. yldwyn Mdye, li" 64r* '^RW T6CT951UI1 lv 113MkVi" zTT9£ OhT "ClE **m Z2T Yd-Ob SrS-1(112 98/ACN 479£71 Z1194 OßBIB vmnrvoo PACIFIC INTE RNATIONAL TEL VISION N RK EXCEPTION AL ACTION -ADVENTURE FILMS FOR BARTER! The of the n WILDERNESS ir4c-te.4f-/ Ctiatobe a Mountain WILDERNESS A The FAMILY2 .:+ Free FAMILT Great Divide Robinson High Grossing Theatricals First Time in Syndication Exciting All -Family Action Entertainment Full Promotional Support DISTRIBUTED BY: PAC .eis A universal force in family entertainment Park Avenue South. New York, NY 101116 (212) 685 -6699 produrbnn and distribution 432 0 1986 Orbis Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved. AN OVERNIGHT `SENSATION "live" from * Nashville * seven nights a week features, bi- weekly Rivia Night, Saturday night * country music interviews * * audience oldies, MCRN week in review and live concerts. It involvement * news, weather & sports can only happen in Nashville! Its happening all night, every night on the Music Country Radio The Music Country Radio Network is working Network and can happen on your station too! nights for radio stations from Maine to California and will consistently deliver the best in country Find out how your station can be the over- music and "live" interviews with the stars of country night sensation in your market. For additional music to your listeners. Nighttime radio, comes alive information call Jim Williams at (202) 955- from Music City, U.S.A. via satellite = with special 7214 or Jeff Lyman at (615) 885-6789. MUSIC /!COUNTRY Radio Network -e. MCRN gave Gary morns a congratulatory party for his first number one single "Baby Bye Bye." Shown toasting Morris left to from right are: Charlie Douglas, Talent Coordinator,llisha Walker, Kyle Cantrell & Cary Morris. Does The Quality Network Win in Markets Of All Sizes? 9 ue ,, Rßpgz Nocip2á.465 ßB . Btp9acasiOß Xo smal 5 J M G ÿóp a° a 51a 1°W a :;& ca , JLYb °ai4 ,.est, Se `a y a 5 ?go- tstao bec é ó 9%0911- os. zsar Lammy°9 1 cfospm rave f mY St á5 be vest' PLO9 5ipo aWaY t°pse 1aW16F0 ,,ae J9b °are Wbo aa L5 b°J°Lea Plt e5 a y°r ime am S able itY P Lke i,oy°o e bee Comm ma11 8ecatiá ve óeo c°beL eá a sesthe Lec°go S ° e Si toaacostot o Ct osas b io9$J5i re55 m Lx haox5 e1Y zsa °me f ma11 ßiooes 1yX 8ecad aeeaok Y°Jl /./y// SSS SoJJ tas Zb m 9 WyteS LL¢ elvea 4 aeJb The Quality. Satellite Network 1- 800 -654 -3904 r Broadcasting Aug 18 Keeping an eye on CBS Sifting through the meaning of the must -carry NOI's ROCKING THE ROCK 0 Laurence Tisch his ups 20- MINUTE PUSH KCBS -TV Los Angeles restructures holdings in CBS to 24.9%, prompting speculation two -hour evening newscast into six separate 20- about network's future control. PAGE 35. minute segments. PAGE 56. IN THE PAPER O In FCC's passage of must -carry rule LATE -NIGHT DILEMMA O Fox Broadcasting's Joan were raft of notice of inquiry's looking at Rivers and King World's David Brenner are two competition in general and syndicated exclusivity, late -night shows hampering efforts by networks compulsory license and telco crossownership in to clear their own offerings in that time period. particular. PAGE 36. Although telco issue is a PAGE 57. concern to cable, top industry officials say mountains would have to be moved before telco DOTTED LINE O Emmis Broadcasting closes on its crossownership prohibitions could be removed. deal to buy three Doubleday stations. PAGE 62. PAGE 37. NEWCITY GETTING A JUMP NBC and CBS jockey for fall FORMATION O Management buyout of Katz Broadcasting starting positions in announcing dates for new has been completed. New name will be NewCity season premieres. PAGE 39. Communications. PAGE 63. SPOT ACTIVITY o Barometer of spot advertising DRUG TALK 0 Network representatives meet with marketplace is healthier than network advertiser congressmen to discuss drug abuse issues. PAGE counterpart. PAGE 38. 64. PUBLIC BETWEEN THE LINES D Senate passes funding REORGANIZATION 0 New Jersey senate measure that includes action on VHF -UHF swaps, examining proposal to make public broadcasting in fairness inquiry. PAGE ao. that state more independent. PAGE 66. STATION SQUAWK O Losing bidder for Spanish RADIO DBS O Houston entrepreneur planning International Communications Corp. stations files direct broadcast radio service. PAGE 69. suit in Los Angeles district court to block sale. PAGE 46. TRANSMITTER BUY O Thomson -CSF purchases Massachusetts -based Comark Communications. STAY REQUEST 0 Copyright owners seek stay of PAGE 72. cable copyright decision on royalty fees. PAGE 52. WASHINGTON WATCHER O Time Inc.'s chief DEBATE FLAP Early jockeying for position for 1988 Washington lobbyist, Brian Conboy, has his puts League of Women Voters at odds with hands full protecting the interests of leading cable Republican and Democratic National Committees. programing services, cable systems and PAGE 54. publishing interests. PAGE 95. INDEX TO DEPARTMENTS Business Briefly 18 Fates & Fortunes 91 Journalism 54 Programing 57 Cablecastings 10 Fifth Estater 95 Law & Regulation 46 Riding Gain 62 Changing Hands 68 For the Record 75 The Media 64 Stock Index 61 Closed Circuit 7 In Brief 96 Monday Memo 26 Syndication Marketplace ... 59 Datebook 28 In Sync 72 Open Mike 31 Telecastings 70 Editorials 98 Broadcasting (ISSN 0007 -2028) is published 52 Mondays a year by Broadcasting Publications Inc.. 1735 DeSales Street, N. W Washington. D.C. 20036. Second -class postage paid at Washington. D.C.. and additional offices. issue Single $2 except special issues $3.50 (50th Anniversary issue $10). Subscriptions. U.S. and possessions: one year $65. two years $125. three years $175. Canadian and international other subscribers add $20 per year. U.S. and possessions $170 yearly for special delivery. $100 for first -class. Subscriber's occupation required. Annually: D Broadcasting Cablecasting Yearbook $90. Across the Dial $6 95. 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NBC and Cable News Network to launch Association is tentatively planning one Talk is cheap? national public service campaign to combat sales university- two -day course for new drug abuse. Last week broadcasters met radio account executives-every other Network radio's top -rated personality. with key congressmen to discuss voluntary month, beginning in fourth quarter of Paul Harvey, is on verge of signing new effort (see story. page 64). During 1986. deal with Capital Cities /ABC that would meeting Majority Leader Jim Wright (D- extend present 10 -year contract. which Tex.) told broadcasters that Dingell was Next 15 expires at end of 1988, for seven more instrumental in persuading others to drop years. Deal could be sealed as early as this idea of mandatory time and support System of gathering revenue figures for week.
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