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Marvin M. Grieve. 4375 SPECIAL REPORT The Protectors (52), My Partner the Ghost (26). Lexington Broadcast Services 1801 Media Associates 1143 S UFO Department (28), (26), The Persuaders Look What They've Done to My Song *, Canned Audience research a'd news consulting for (24), The (26), The Adventurer Champions Film Festival *, Motor Race of the Week (11) *, television stations. Staff: William W. Taylor. (30), The Baron (26), Man in a Suitcase (28). Strawberry Shortcake', Our Incredible World', The Prisoner (17), Secret Agent (45), Danger - Sha Na Na, Clairol Crown, Hot Fudge, Health Media Communications 1053 man (39), The Gale Storm Show (125), Fury Fi Id, Health Watch. Staff: Henry Seigel, (114). Staff: Abe Mandell, Leonard Kornblum, Roger Lefkon, Heather Regan, Mitt Strasser, Mediavision 3972 Pierre Weis, Joseph Ceslik, James C. Stern, S. Bill Finkeldey, Wendy Phillips, Louise Granelli. Allen Ash, Al Lanken, Charles Keys. Cy Kaplan. 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