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What You Saw Was Not What You Got III 11).11 Radio Sg. ARB BREAKOUT'S & SUMMARIES PAGES 10-14 FCC ON DOUBLE BILLING & HYPOING Records PAGE 4 WB SUES ALICE COOPER THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER AND MORE LATE NEWS, PAGE 14 VOL. 3, NUMBER 26 FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1975 WABX CHANGES PD'S/ALTERS FORMAT R&R learnedinanexclusive conversationwithJohnDetz, General Manager of WABX-Detroit, that the station has decided to go intoa more commercial format. Detz acknowledge that John Pete was no longer the program director. According to Detz "...we are going after an older audience...the market is changing so drastically we just need to alter a bit and become more commercial. John also commented that WABX would be attempting to re-establishan identity-. No new PD has yet been named and more ex plicitcomments on theformat change were not discussed of this time. WHAT YOU SAW WAS NOT WHAT YOU GOT . We regret anymisinterpretation resulting fromlastweek'sfront pagepicturelayout.Underthe banner headline about the payola indictments appearedthe pictures of Clive Davis and Jay Lasker. Both pictures were for separate stories. Clive was vindicated of payola when he was indicted only for income tax evasion and Jay Lasker was pic lured for forming his new company AriolaAmerica.Sometimes you really can't see the words because of the ink, or the forest for the trees. FCC RULINGS AM stations wishing to up their power, or daytimers wishing to in crease their broadcast timehavenew hope, according to new rules issued last Friday by the FCC. The new rules will also permit new day or fulltime licenses to areas with fewer than two radio stations duringthe relevant portionof the broadcast day. Proposals for new fuiltime stations would be accepted by the Commissionifthe facilitywould provide a first or second night-time outletforthecommunity,even though its daytime operation might result in more than two broadcast servicestoa community The Commission maintainedasan alternative ,a showing that at least 25 percent of the area of population served by the new station would receive aural service for the first time. .. The new rules also modified the process of applying for power in- creases and or frequencychanges. Further new modifications involve the creation of a 2.5 KW power step WQXI's music director John Leader, was surprised by several Elektra-Asylum promotion people as they brought in the power classification system. This is an interim between the 1 KW him a copy of Judy Collins' new record 'Send In The Clowns'.WQXI PD Scott Shannon told Leader he was to and 5 KW, which as the Commission receive a presentation from a couple of clowns...he never saw the pie coming. Pictured in these action shots are See 'Late News,' (Left to right) Mike Randell (seated) E/A promo; Jim Davenport, Indy promo; Mike Suttle, E/A promo and head page 14 pie thrower; Steve Wax, VP of E/A promotion; and of course pie faced John Leader, caught on the air. niWEidithUt21,,J/ Jt 1Jt ?2 J11W 11 A SUBSIDIARY OF 20TH CENTURY -FOX FILM CORPORATION FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1975. RADIO & RECORDS PAGE 3 RADIO RADIO NEWS MAKING WHOOPIE one. The event, held every year, MEMORIAL FUND KERN -Bakersfield designated the features free rides in the park, Striker McGuire has opened the - first day of summer as "Whoopie food, a beach party and a special Chris Cooper MemorialFund, Day"atthestation.Listeners "Miss Super Co -O Bikini Contest." benefitingthelate WOKY jock's coming into the station with the family. Donations, made payable to word "Whoopie" drawn, painted or FIRE PREVENTION John Chris Cooper Memorial Fund, written on their bodies somewhere KCBQ-San Diego is tying in with should be sent to Striker at WPEZ, 1 were awarded a six-pack of Bubble - Michael Murphey's "Wildfire" by Allegheny Sp., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15212. Up. At the endofthe afternoon giving away real live ponies to call - Donations will be on deposit at the KE RN's Russ Gerber acted as judge in listeners with the best ideas on Pittsburgh National Bank. to award thebest "whoopie" a fireprevention in Southern camera. Gerber told R&R that the California. WILDFIRE BIKES winner was ". a 19 year old girl ListenerscallingY100 -Miami who used her imagination to paint HORROR SHOW when they hear Michael Murphey's the two "O's" to her advantage." KSLY-San Luis Obispo's "Captain "Wildfire" won "Wildfire" 10 speed Buffoon," morning man for the - bikes on the Tom Birch show. AT THE SOUND station, MC'd their "Friday the 13th OF THE PIG Midnight Horrow Show" to a sold out THE PINBALL WIZARD WERC-Birmingham held their house. The Captain has been making KAFY-Bakersfield islooking for "Great All American Rib -Off," tied a number of personal appearances thatcity's"PinballWizard." in with Kentucky Fried Chicken's lately, everything from beauty Listeners pit their pinball skills at a new Rib Dinners. Listeners called in contest to dressing up as "The Great localarcade,highestregistered when they heard the sound of the pig Krudnick," (who is a regular on his score wins the grand prize of a to win a free dinner. In a practically - show),to attendingalocalhigh waterbed, $20 gift certificate, and Bicentennial celebration, the station school's graduation dance to per- dinner for two. isholding a concert with Lynyrd form magical weddings that only WVOP-Vida Ha's Ken Curtis and Rabick on the Radio fought off the bad Skynyrd on the U.S.' 199th birthday. last thirty minutes and awarding I Q ON THE BEACH wedding -graduation presents from luck of Friday the 13th by spending the day in bed while doing their air All tickets are specially priced at WDRQ-Detroitisholdingtheir KSLY. The stationisalso hiding $1.99. "Beachin Weekend," giving away shifts. Stephen Stills LP's around the city beach things, towels, beach -balls, WQXI AM MAN and then promoing on the air where etc., using their "I Q on the Beach" PLAYS XMAS MUSIC listeners can "Steal Stills." logo during the giveaway. Gary McKee, the WQXI morning man has been slipping in a Christ- SPECIAL WEEKENDS mas song a day for the past week. KGGO-Des Moines is celebrating COMING IN R&R: Listeners have been callinginto twospecialweekends.First is question him and -or complain. Gary "CaptainFantastic Weekend," INTERVIEWS WITH has been denying to the callers that featuring Eltonsongs all during the heplayed any Christmassongs special, and giving away a complete Elton library via postcard drawing. * KENT BURKHART saying . "Don'tyouknow Christmas isn'tuntilDecember." The second celebration is "Beach -in Gary has also been taping the calls Weekend." Phoneincallers win * WILLIS DUFF (ERA) and playing them on the air. Has Coppertone suntan lotion and Beach been a funny bit. Boy's albums. * JAY LASKER CHARITY RAISER WWCO THANKS KIOA-Des Moines'personalities and a special feature WWCO-Waterbury is holding their manned the phones and entertained "Number One Day" at a local listeners during the "First Annual WHAT HAPPENED TO amusement parktothanktheir Iowa Variety Club Telethon." Over TOP 40 RADIO? listeners for making them number $150,000 was raised for the crippled childrensociety.TV earspar- ticipatingin the telethon included MontyHall,ArtieJohnsonand Cloris Leachman. Radio81. The Buffalo Zoo has a new attraction for it's 100th birthday party -- WK- BW's 6-10 PM jock, Jim Quinn. Jim was locked in the Cat House (a Records dream come true?) for his 10-5 PM Saturday afternoon show while Publisher: Bob Wilson fellow d.j.'s Dan Neaverth and Jon Summers asked the audience to come by and bail out Jim with donations to the Zoo's renovation Editor: Mark Shipper program. RADIO NEWS Editor: Chris Blase FCC Advisor: Jason Shrinsky RECORD NEWS Editor: Candy Tusken Associate Ed: Linda Goettsch COUNTRY Editor: Jim Duncan Nashville: Biff Collie POP Mike Kasabo AOR Editor: Mike Harrison ADVERTISIK Dick Krizman SUBSCRIPTIONS Circulation Mgr: Andrea Shahian Graphics:. Sun Flair RADIO & RECORDS is pUblished every Friday by Radio & Records, Inc. 6430 Sunset Blvd., Suite 1221, Hollywood, CA 90028,12131466-9561. Subscriptions $130 per year or $40 perquarter. No portionofthis WRKO-Boston's morning man Dale Dorman has been appointed New The KQWB "Male Chauvanist Pigs" played the North Dakota/omen's publicationmay bereprinted England Chairman of the Jerry Lewis Skate-A-Thons for Muscular Fastpitch Softball Champions. Charlie Foxx (pictured here)iid he'd without the written persmIssion ofDystrophy. Dale proved to be a sport by participating hemself in the burn his bra if the Pigs lost . , they did, and he did. The ,occasion thepublisher.Copryight 0 1975 event. He's shown here with the Chapter Poster child. RADIO & RECORDS, INC. brought throngs of listeners to the park. PAGE 4 RADIO & RECORDS FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1975 RADIO THE FCC [So You Can Understand It] The Commission has proposed amendingitsrulesprohibiting fraudulent (double) billing, and has proposed new rules pertaining to distortionof audience ratings ("hypoing") and licensee -conducted contests. It said it was acting because though it had cautioned licensees for years against these practices, the activities have continued, and complaints have indicated, may be increasing. Fraudulent Billing In 1966, the Commission adopted rules prohibiting fraudulent billing practices by broadcast licensees. Such rules were amended by the FCC in 1970. The Commission stated that in recent years, however, a number of instances had come to its attention in which licensees had engaged in "net -work clipping" -- falsely certifying to networks with which they were affiliated that they had broadcast certain network programs in WHBQ-Memphis decided to see if they could beat 13Q's "Biggest Sign" promotion, asking their entirety where in fact stations had deleted portions of the network listeners to make the biggest sign "WHBQ is Number 1." The promotion created a traffic programs or had not carried the programs at all.
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