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Broadcastingci sixth annual faculty workshop in communications cations, and Ike Herbert, president, Coca -Cola. policy. Annenberg offices, Willard Office Building, Marriott Pavilion, St. Louis. Information: (202) 898- The Fifth Estate Washington. Information: (202) 393-7100. 0089. June 4- Deadline for nominations for Hugh Hef- June 9-15 -Notre Dame Executive Management Broadcastingci ner First Amendment Awards, designed to "edu- Development Seminar exclusively for radio station incorporating cate the public about First Amendment issues owners, general managers and sales managers. and to honor individuals who have made signifi- South Bend, Ind. Information: National Association cant contributions to enhance and protect First of Broadcasters Radio Office, (202) 429-5420. TELEVISION. Amendment rights for Americans, sponsored by Founoer and Editor June 10-13-Broadcast Promotion and Market- Sol Taishoff (1904-1982) Playboy Foundation. Information: (312) 751- ing Executives and Broadcast Designers Associa- 1705 DeSales Street. N.W. lléshrngton. D.0 20036 8000. Plane 202 -659-2340 tion annual conference, including presentation of Editorial department lax' 202 -429 -0651 June 5 -Radio Advertising BureaulAssociation Gold Medallion Awards. Bally's, Las Vegas. Administrative department fax: 202. 331 -1732 of National Advertisers radio advertising work- o June 10-14 -Radio Advertising Bureau manage- shop, "Tuning in to Marketing Power: The Radio Lawrence B. Taishoff, publisher ment development program. Wharton School of Opportunity." Plaza hotel, New York. Information: Editorial Business, University of Pennsylvania, Philadel- Tom McEneny, (212) 697 -5950. Donald V. Nest, ravaging editor phia. Information: (212) 254 -4800. Mark K. Miller, Harry A. Jessell, June Cabletelevision Advertising Bureau assistant managing editors 5- June Broadcasting /Cable Interface IV, tele- media research workshop. Hyatt Los Angeles 11- Leonard Zeldenbery, chier correspondent. communications policy seminar sponsored by Kira Greene, senior news editor Airport hotel, Los Angeles. Information: (212) Man Stump, Kim MCAVOx John S. Eggerton, BROADCASTING magazine and Federal Com- 751 -7770. associate editors. munications Bar Association. Westin hotel, Susan Dillon, A. Adam Glenn (international), 6 23rd international exhibition Washington. Information: Patricia Vance, (202) assistant editors. June -8-APRS '90, Randall M. Sukow(technology). Peter D. Lambert, of professional recording equipment, sponsored 659 -2340. Patrick J. Sheridan, staff writers. by Professional Recording Association. Olympia Janet Sullivan, Marsha L Bell, editorial assistants June 11- 13-New York Festivals, comprising In- 2, exhibition center in London. Information: (0923) Todd F. Bowie, editorial production supervisor Radio Festival and International Adver- Ed Kaitz, production 772907. ternational tising Festival, featuring screenings and awards Broadcasting o Cable June 7- Cabletelevision Advertising Bureau banquet. Sheraton Center hotel, New York. Infor- Yearbook media research workshop. Dallas Marriott Park mation: (914) 238 -4481. David Seyler, manager Central hotel, Dallas. Information: (212) 751- Joseph A. Esser, associate editor June 11 Penney- Missouri community af- Deborah Segal, assistant manager 7770. -13-JC fairs television workshop, sponsored by Universi- Francesca Tedesco, Micheal Greco, Janza L Woods, editorial assistants June 7- 9- National Association of Telecommuni- ty of Missouri. Columbia, Mo. Information: cations Officers and Advisors regional telecom- Charles Warner, (314) 882-6883. Advertising munications conference. Driskill hotel, Austin, Tex. Washington June 11- 14- Second management seminar for 202-659-2340 Information: (202) 626-3170. Kenneth W Taishoff, vice president, sales and marketing. broadcast news directors, sponsored by Radio - Robert (Skip) Tash, Midwest and Southern regional sales. June 7 -10- National Association of Radio Talk Television News Directors Association and Uni- manager Hosts second annual conference. Contem- Univer- Doris Kell% sales service manager Show versity of Missouri School of Journalism. Debra DeZarn, classified advertising manager Fla. porary hotel, Disney World Resort, Orlando, sity of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Information: (314) New York Information: (617) 247-3627. 882 -6883. 212-599 -2830 Joseph E. Ondrick East Coast regional sales manager June 8-Center for Communication annual June 12- 14- ABC -TV annual affiliates meeting. Randi B. Teitelbaum, sales manager award luncheon, honoring Thomas Murphy, chair- Plaza, Los Angeles. Yadira Crawford, advertising assistant Century Lewis Edge 8 Associates (East Coast equipment and man, Capcities /ABC. Plaza hotel, New York. Infor- fax: June 14- of Cable Accounting -irgl 609 -663 -7900. 609 -497 -0412. mation: (212) 836 -3050. 16-"Fundamentals Dave Berlyn 8 Associates:914 -631 -6468. and Budgeting," cable management program Mattilyn Callowag receptionist June 8-9-NBC -TV affiliate promotion directors sponsored by Women in Cable and Denver Uni- Hollywood conference. Bally's, Las Vegas. Denver. In- 213- 463 -3148 versity. University of Denver campus, John R. Russel, Hést Coast regional sales manager formation: Nancy Ring, (312) 661 -1700. Sandra Klausner, editorial- advertising assistant June 8-9--Seventh annual BROADCASTING - Schiff 8 Associates (t4 stern equipment Taishoff seminar for mid -career radio and televi- June 14-17- Missouri Broadcasters Association and engineering)- 213-393 -9285: fax. 213- 393 -2381. sion professionals, sponsored by Society of Pro- annual spring meeting. Rock Lane Lodge. Table Circulation fessional Journalists. Speakers: Ed Fouhy, Rock Lake, Branson, Mo. Kwentln K. Keenan, circulation manager formerly with CBS News; Deborah Norville, co- Patricia Waldron, data entry manager June 15 in Washing- Aretha Hall, Maureen Thomas Simms, host, NBC's Today; David Gelber, producer, -Women Communications, Sharp, ton chapter, Matrix luncheon. Capital Hilton hotel, circulation assistants. CBS's 60 Minutes; Kim Montour, Fox TV; Paul Washington. Information: (202) 998 -8431. Production Davis, WGN -TV Chicago; Bob Morse, WMAQ -TV Harry Stevens, production manager Chicago, and Wayne Barnett, WTMJ-TV Milwau- June 15-16 -Texas Association of Broadcasters Julie Gunderson, production assistant. kee. NBC Tower, Chicago. Information: Deborah Radio Day. J.W. Marriott, Houston, Information: Administration (312) 922 -7424. Colky, (512) 322 -9944. Philippe E. Boucher, controller Tracy Henry assistant controller June 9-12- American Advertising Federation June 17-22- "Broadcast: Power Reporting," sem- Albert Anderson, office manager national advertising conference, including national inar sponsored by Poynter Institute for Media Nancy Miller, personnel administrator ADDY awards presentation (June 10, Kiel Auditori- Studies. Poynter Institute, St. Petersburg, Fla. In- Rhonda Moore, accounting assistant. David N. Whitcombe, um, St. Louis). Speakers include Jane Pauley, formation: (813) 821 -9494. publishing consultant NBC News; Alexander Kroll, chairman -CEO, Corporate Relations June 19- National Association of Broadcast- Young & Rubicam; Jamie Kellner, president -COO, 22- Patricia A. Vance, director ers summer board meeting. NAB, Washington. Catherine F. Friday, secretary to the pubkshe, Fox Broadcasting; Michael Roarty, executive VP, Anheuser Busch; Chris Whittle, Whittle Communi- June 20-"Tape restoration and preservation,' Bureaus New York: 630 Third Avenue, 10017 Phone: 212 -599.2830 Fax: 212-599-2837 Geoff Foisie, chief correspondent. Stephen McClellan, Mel correspondent (programing). Reed E. Bunzel, radio editor TV STATION SALES Rod Granger. Lucia Cobo, Joe Flint, staff writers. Hollywood: 1680 North Mne Street, 90028 Phone: 213-463 -3148 Fax: 213 -463 -3159 $91,000,000* Steve Coe, Mike Freeman, staff writers. Advertising Representatives Pattis /3M: Chicago 708-6794100, fax: 708- 679 -5926: Los Angeles 213-462 -2700, tax: 213- 463 -0544. Hawaii 808-545-2700, fax. 808 -599 -5802, 1st Quarter -1990 London (01) 427 -9000. fax (01) 427 -5544. o 'Filed with FCC Japan (06) 925 -4452; fax: (06) 925 -5005. o Broadcasting Publications Inc. A Times Mirror Business Publication HOWARD E. STARK Lawrence B. Taishoff, president. Kenneth W. Taishoff, vice president. Media Brokers- Consultants Donald V. West, vice president. Founded 1931. Broadcasting-Telecasting introduced 575 Madison Avenue New York, N.Y. 10022 (212) 355 -0405 in 1946. Tkleeiaion" acquired in 1961. Cablecastirg" introduced in 1972 0 Reg U.S. Patent Office. 6 Copyright 1990 by Broadcasting Publications Inc. Broadcasting Apr 30 1 .990 24 .
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