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NATPE '88 o NAIPE gets underway in Houston, with "help demonstrate the consequences of failing to news that ALF and Morton Downey Show will go enforce such requirements." PAGE 55. into syndication and that WCBS -TV New York will carry GTG's USA Today. Washington Post's Katharine TRUST US FCC general counsel says federal Graham tells NAIPE attendees to "redefine the courts' distrust of commission benefits no one television franchise," while FCC's Dennis Patrick PAGE 56. surveys TV's "promising land." NBC announces schedule changes and Patricia Diaz Dennis SWAGGART STEPS DOWN O Saying that he had defends FCC's action on fairness and must carry "sinned" and confessing sexual misconduct, TV Coverage begins on PAGE 35. evangelist Jimmy Swaggart relinquishes his TV pulpit for indefinite period. PAGE 60. TNT TACK o Ted Turner talks about convincing MSO's of what he hopes will be his newest innovation - THINKING SMALLER O Metropolitan Broadcasting Turner Network Television. PAGE 40. pares down to reduce debt on $300 -million 1985 deal for Metromedia stations. PAGE 63. FOR THE RECORD O Executives of major MSO's discuss states of their respective businesses and NIGHT SHIFT o Three broadcast TV networks prepare plans for future at meeting with securities analysts new programs to compete in late night. PAGE 66. in New York. PAGE 41. TV's TOP TWENTY Although there has been some NBC'S FUTURE NOW O NBC News President Larry churn, list of TV's top 20 group owners remains Grossman talks about changing landscape of TV essentially unchanged. PAGE se. network news -and how NBC is keeping pace -in this "At Large" interview with BROADCASTING editors. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT O Investment group takes PAGE 44. control of UPI from Mario Vazquez -Rana. PAGE 71. 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