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German Broadcasting and Television Sokusky, Wes Vernon, Les A Tillotson, Wendy Walker, Mark S. Walton, Carol Anne Ellipse Broadcast Assignments- 244 -9288, Radio -TV Galleries Wiik, Gerlind E. Mounts. 4936 Butterworth Place 20016: Edward M. Connors. Cable Satellite Public Affairs Network (C- Energy Newsline -457 -0879, 1730 Rhode Island SPAN). -(202) 737 -3220. 400 North Capitol Street Ave. 20036: Steven Mitchell Greenhut. 20001: Craig Arnold, Roxanne Belair, Jean Booth, Susan Bundock, Kathy Cahill. Bruce Collins, Caroline Evening News Broadcasting -577 -4383, 6604 Ave., Md. Cleary, Paul G. Collins, Scott Crane, Pamela Fleming, Pamela For- 96th Seabrook, 20706: Eileen rester, Garney Cary, Aneece Mina Holland, Barry Katz, Dougherty II, Lindsay Graves, William R. Smith II, Brian Lockman, Mike Michaelson, Terry Murphy. Susan Stolov, Joseph Tomko Jr., Joseph Tomko Ill. Patricia Ann Patten, Douglas Robinson, Gail Rubin, F.E.B. Video Productions- 423 -2979, 4301 23d Jefferson -Pilot Broadcasting- 737 -4268, 400 Karl Stoll, Susan Swain, Teryl Swann, James W Walker. Parkway, Temple Hills, Md. 20748: Frank E. Borzage. North Capitol St. 20001: Michael A. Cozza, Philip H. Jacobs. Canadian Broadcasting Corp.- 638 -3286, 566 Finnish Broadcasting Co.- 337 -4899, 1077 National Press Bldg 20045: Michel Brociner, Jac- Papermill Ct. 20007: Aarne J.O. Tanninen. KAKE -TV, Wichita, Kan.- 347 -2700, 415 2nd queline Calnan, Jean Paul Champagne. Jacques Street NE 20002: Jefferie L. Brown, Thomas M. Brown, Fisher Broadcasting Inc. -544 -6820, 236 Massa- Girard, David Herman, Albert H. Jones, Ellen Masin Margaret Crawford, James Dunn, Donald Lee, Kevin chusetts Ave. NE 20002: Edward P. Belmudes, Rich Persina, Mary Kate Rydell, Joseph Schlesinger, Ray- McCullough, Greg Risch. mond St- Pierre, Rene Raoul Torre. Fisher, Tim Hillard. KCBS(AM), San Francisco- 457 -4366, 2020 M St. Florida Network -451 -1111, Box 2424, Springfield, Capital Broadcast News - 638 -6733. Rm 816, 400 NW 20036: Nancy M. Johns, Jerome Navies, Anna Va. 22152: Jeffrey S. Luber. First St 20001: Kathleen Brown, Mary Coffman, Carol Mae Sokusky, Wes Vernon, Les Woodruff. A. Kadushin, Martin A. Kos, Joseph Riordan. Bill French Radio (Radio France)- 656 -3826, 5507 KCET(TV), Los Angeles- 737 -1996, 400 North Royster, Joseph A. Wade. Wilson Lane, Bethesda, Md. 20814: Claude Mazaud. Capitol St. 20001: Margo L. Reid. CBS News -457 -4321, 2020 M Street 20036: Ben- French Radio -Television Network (Europe 1)- KDNL -TV, St. Louis- 737 -0277, 400 North Capitol jamin J. Adams, Jacqueline Adams, Greg C. Amadon, 342 -8160, 3251 Prospect St. 20007: Jean -Pierre St. NW 20001: Lisa J. Allen, Kenneth R. Bridgham, Albert Bargamain, Rita Braver Barnett, Joan Barone, Juulin. Andrew M. Cassells, Hal Cessna, David Chase, Andrea Julie Anne Booty, Paul H. Byers, Alfred Colby, Joshua Fuji Telecasting Co.- 347 -6070, 626 National Fleischer, Peter Fragoyannis, Raymond J. Goddard, Cooper, Thomas Craven Jr., William Crawford, Pham Press Tanaka. Mal Carl M. Rutan. Gia Cuong, James Duffy, Jean Edmunds, Anne Ed- Bldg 20045: Seiji Johnson, wards, Eric Engberg, Daniel Erlenborn, Janice Evans, GAP Communications Inc. -554 -8404, 1410 Law- KFI(AM) /KOST(FM), Los Angeles- 737 -0277, John Ferrugia, Rita Flynn, Sam Ford, William Galbraith rence St. NE 20017: Lawrence A. Gray, Peter Q. 400 N. Capitol St. NW 20001: Lisa J. Allen, Kenneth R. Jr., John Gallagher, Eugene J. Gerlach, Benson Hackes, Diana R. Winthrop. Bridgham, Andrew M. Cassells, Hal Cessna, David Ginsburg, Harvey Goldberg, Fred Graham, William Chase, Andrea Fleischer, Peter Fragoyannis, Raymond Gannett Radio News Service -4554, 1627 K Headline, Brian Healy, George Herman, Pham Boi -775 J. Goddard, Mal Johnson, Carl M. Rutan. Hoan, Donna Inserra, Phil Jones, Donald Juhlin, Peter St. 20006: Brenda M. Box, Sarah Clarke Page, Michael Kendall, Elizabeth Lazarus, Oliver Leonard, Paul L. Schaff. KFRC(AM), San Francisco- 638 -1750, 1750 Pennsylvania Ave. 20006: Clifford Evans. Liebler, William Linden Jr, Bill Lynch, Paul D. Malkie Jr., Gannett Television News Service- 775 -4581, Cal A. Marlin, Michael Marriott, Mary Martin, Jan 400 North Capitol St. 20001: Jim Benemann, Kyle T. KHJ(AM) -TV /KRTH(FM), Los Angeles - McDaniel, James McGlinchy, Dee McKinsey, Marya Eppler, Richard S. Foster. Ronald J. Gardner. Jack 638 -1750, 1750 Pennsylvania Ave. 20006: Clifford McLaughlin, William J. McLaughlin, James McManus, Hurley. Evans. Elizabeth Midgley, Jayne Miller, Orlando Mingarelli, King Broadcasting 737 -4624, 400 North Bruce Morton, Steven T. Nelson, Kathleen Neugold, Georgia Radio News Service- 965 -3875, 3416 Co.- Thomas M. Novak, Philip O'Connor, Katherine O'Hearn, Garfield St. 20007: Gary William Daughters. Capitol St. 20001: Andrew C. Beers. Donald J. Roberts, Peter C. Schulberg. Icarus Pappas, Beth Pearlman, Joseph Peyronnin Ill, German Broadcasting Company- 524 -8617, Robert Pierpoint, William Plante, Martin Plissner, 1000 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va. 22209: Claus KLIF(AM) /KPLX(FM), Dallas -Fort Worth - Deborah Potter, Erik P Prentnieks, Dan Radovsky, Ann Baukhage. 451 -1111, Box 2424, Springfield, Va. 22152: Jeffrey Reilly, Marilyn Robinson, Gabe Romero, Roxanne S. Luber. Russell, Robert Schakne, Bob Simon, John F Smith Ill, German Broadcasting Suedwestfunk- Blvd. Va. Susan Spencer, Neil Strawser, Norman S. Stein, 524 -8625, 1000 Wilson Arlington, 222091 KMOX(AM), SL Louis- 457 -4366, 2020 M St. NW Anthony Streuli, Karen Sughrue, Evelyn Thomas. Gerd Lotze. 20036: Nancy M. Johns, Jerome Navies, Anna Mae Lemuel Tucker, Charles Violette, Robert Vitarelli, Ellen German Broadcasting and Television Sokusky, Wes Vernon, Les A. Woodruff. 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