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THURSDAY. JANUARY 10. 1983 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON RADIO .PROGRAMS THURSDAY imram luted below KYJC 1239 ke 4:00 CBS Newt 4:15 Pat McCoy 4:30 Sidelights 4 :45 Sports-McCoy 6:00 Lowell Thorn a fi:15 Pat McCoy 5 :30 Newi-Mf Coy 3:45 Sporti-McCoy "6:00 CBS Nawi 6 15 Ml-1c 6:30 Johnnie Linn 6:45 -Johnnie Unn "7l00 CBS New ' 7:15 Johnnie Linn 7:30 Observation! 7: 4 5 World SporU 8:00 World Tonight 8:13 Music 8 :30 Newi.Muilc 8:45 Sporti-Mufiic "9:00 Local New 9:15 Music 9 :30 News-Music 9 :45SportJ -Music 10":00 New 10:15 Music 10.30 News-music 1 0:45 -Sports-music f 10 Sign OW 11:15 11:30 1) :45 12:00 art tactlvttf from the radio uatiuiu and tb Mail Tribune assumee bo responsibility except to ma he hini as are supplied. IKWIN KSHA IKBOY FM jKDOV jKRVC 1580 ko 'SCO kc 95.3 mc Uou kc I153U kc KMED 1440 ke I Local Newt iHoaa snow (Alex Drier Emphasis (News I Kaleidoscope Weather (Shopper ISports Stories Swing Thing INewilinei iSpts., Comm. iNews I Weather iMuslcNcwi Swing Thing Sign Off Weather manorial ISports iSwmg Thing Weather Cousin INews (News Harvey INewa miKnungaio laporis news INews iNewsltnea jHank WeaverlWeather iNews-Suorta INews Emphasis ISports ;M. Beatty INewslinea Edw Morgan .Weather News IMusIc I Mmic tMuslc JWeather IPolka Time IPolka Time Newslines INews News (Land of Music. Sporti Land of Music Newslines (Land ol Music IWeather TNewt INewa " IMdrn. Sound (Snort Newt IMdrn. Sound INewslinea IMdrn. Sound IWeather " INews I Devotion INightheat ISign Off Nightbeat migmpeai IGood Newt fNlghtbeat Nightbeat N 1 gilt beat Sign Off I INewa Houseparty INewa INewa isignorr IChildrens Hr. IChildrens Hr. 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Club 'Shopper Club INewsllnes Club IWeather INews (Com News Newslines IWeather m is Arthur GodtreyiListen 10 30 Arthur Godfrey ABC News 10:45 Arthur Godfrey Emphasis lT bOCBS News I Local News 11:15 Llnklciter (Tello Test 1 1 :30 Dear Abby ABC News 11:45 Shorts Morris (Emphasis ii.im" rnQ" Nnura IRcff Newi IPullt 12:15 Montlc Morris iMktn . Sports INightlngale 12:30 In Hollywood ihv Keport Uob Bulletin INews ISports iHdllnes. Wx Bargains ISports lEdltorial INews. Sign On, News! News. Music IHdllnes. Wx Great Sports lEdltorial News. MUSIC INeWS-MKt Inside Books Job Bulletin News, Stock IHdllnes. Wx Musical News, Music Muslcale IMuslcale Musicale IMutual News INews IMuslcale Uncle Rick (Musicale IHdllnes. Wx- IMuslcale I Uncle Rick IMutual News News jMusicale Uncle Rick INews. Music iSDorts 'Farm News farm mki. Pacific Power INews Music IStock Mkt 12:45 Weather MorrllPaul J!arveyMkt. 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Morgan IWeathei "7':00 CBS Newt News IPolka Time 7:15 Johnnie Linn 'Music Polka Time 7:30 Olwrvntions Music 'Newslines 7:45 World Sports IMusic ICratcr Bsktbl IMusic (Weather IMusic (Bargains Mutual News INews jMusic Cronkltsr "iMubIc IWeather inside books Editorial Muluul News INews Mutual News Swing Thing IKnleldoscope 'Weather ISpts., Stories (Swing Thing ISpts. Comm. 'Newi IMusic News Swing Thing Sign Off" IWeather ir.mionai ISports Swing Thhig (Weather 7 Cousin Ty News (Cousin Ty Weathcr Cousin Ty INews (Relaxation 8:00 MHS Bsklbnll 8:15 HMS Bsktball 8:30 MHS Bsktnall 8H5-HM8 Bsktball 9:00 MHS BftkthRll 9:15MHS Rksiball f 30 OSU Bskthl. 9 :45 OSU BsktbL 10:00 OSU Bskthl. 10:15 OSU Bskthl. J 0:30 OSU Bstktbl. 10:45 OSU Bskthl lV.00 OSU Bskthl. 11:10 OSU Bsktbl. 1 1 :30 11:45 MHS Bsktbl. MHS Bskthl. MHS Bskthl. MHS Bsktbl. "MHSBsktbl." MHS Bsktbl. MHS Bsktbl. MHS Bsktbl. INews INIghtbeat Nichtbeat Nightbeat News I Nishlheat NlRhtbeat I W) (Crater Bsktbl Crater Bsktbl Crater Bskthl. 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( Your Request lYour Request IMusic Quiet Time Christ Classic I Elit of Heaven IMusIf I Christians IChildrens Hr. IChildrens Hr. INews ISIgnOlt Editorial Relaxation Concert Concert Nltebeat New Concert Concert Jazz Scene Jazz Scene News IJazz Scene Anything Anything Anything Anv thine (Late Show (Late Show KBOY-AM Radio program! for KBOY-AM 1730 kc) are ilnuilcaiti of KBOY-FM program! from 7 a.m. to fl p.m. daily. 12:00 Sign Off lUnllHa.m. I I TELEVISION PROGRAMS Tha following TV brojdciil log It prlnHd a re public, lervlea lor fh Mall Trlbuna'i readari am) TV viaweri. Schedult chingti an printed 11 provided by tha TV itaHoni and h Mail Tribune cannot accept responsibility (or anon or omlnloni. KBES-TV (Channel 5) THt'RSDAY 4:00 Johnnie Linn 4 30 Discovery '62 5 00 MiRhty Mouse 5:30 Roy Rogers 4:54 American Newssland 6 00 Your TV Weatherman 6:0V Channel 3 Report 615 Walter Cronkite News 6:30 Sports Roundup 7 oo Rifleman 7:30 Mr. Ed 8 00 Pc rrv Mason OflO Twilight Zone 30 00 A Icon Premier 10:30 M Squad 1 1 :C0 ABC News Final 11:10 Ton Stnr Bowling 12:10 Sign Olf FlCtfl AY B no Cnptain Kangaroo It no Calendar 0 301 Lnvr Lucy 10 00 Real McCoys 10.30 Pete and Gladys 1 1 oo Love ot Life 11:25 CHS News 1 1 :30 Si;rrh lor Tomorrow 11:43 Ciutdlng LtKht 12 CO College ol The Air 12 30 As the World Turns 1 oo Password 1 30 Houseparty 2 00 T.i Trll the Truth 2 24 CBS News 2 30 J.i nc Wvnum 3 id Secret Storm 3 30 F.rtEe ol Night 4 00 Jnhnnlr Linn 4 30 Discovery 02 4 .",4 Amen.'Jin Newsstand 5 oo Uncle Bill ft 30 Hucklehrrry Hound 6 on Your TV Weatherman 6 H5 Chnnncl 5 Report 6 15 Walter Cronkite News (j 30 Storv Ol 7 nn Leave it to Beaver 7 3n Rnwhlde ft 30 Route 1,(1 ft 30 Cm Dickens. He's Fensler 10 00 Alired Hitchcock 11 on ABC News Final 11 10 Local News Final 11 15 Stt.se 5 12 45 Sign Off KMED-TV (Channel 10) Thursday 4 no Kocal Point 4 30 Popeye Theatre 5 00 Fury 5 30 Laurel and Hardy 5 55 Weather Window 6 oo Newsreel 10 6 10 llanllii Sports 6 15 Huntlev-nnnkley News 6 30 Feature Profile 6 35 Hanlin Sports Special 7 00 Touchdown '62 7 30 Wide Country ft 30 Dt Kildate 0 30 Himl (cl 10 oo Andy Williams (CI 11 on News IMS Tonight Show Johnny Carson ci 1 00 News. Weather. Sign Off 11:15 Tonight Show Johnny Carson c) 1:00 News. Weather, Sign Off KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Tlll'RSOAY 4:00 American Bandstand 4:30 Discovery '03 4 :34 Amerlefin Newsstand 5:00 Uncle Bill 5 30 Mull winkle 6.00 TV Weatherman 6 05 Farm Market 8:10 Stock Market 6:15 ABC Evening Report 6:30 News Summary 6:45 Scottles Sports 7:00 Deputy 7:30 Ozzie St Harriet 8:00 S'ory Of 8 30 Leave it to Beaver 0:00 Mv Three Sons 9 30- Mi Hale's Navy 10 00 Premiere 11 ou ABC News Final 1115 lop star Bowling FK11iA 10.00 College of the Air 10 30 Queen for a Day lliuo June wvman 11:30 Yours lor a Sons 12 00 Tennesse Krnie 'ord 12 ;ii As the World Turns 1 oo 1'iHher Knows Best 1 30 House Party a .00 Day in Court 2 30 Seven Ke 3 oo Secret Storm 3 30 F.dne t.f NlKht 4 00 American Bandstind 4 30 Discovery '03 4 54 American Newssland 5,00 Ore Cal Panornma 5:30 Hucklelieirv Hound 6 00 TV Weatherman 6 05 Farm Market 6 10 Slork Market 15 ABC Evening Report B 30 News Summary 6 45 Scuttles' Sports 7 00 Mr Smith Goes to Washington 7 30 Valiant Years fl 30 FMnUtonss n oo I'm Dickens He's Fcnstcr H 30 77 Sunsel Strip 10 30 Llovd Hrlclitrs 11 Oil ABC Final Report 11:15 Showtime on "2" Friday fl 25 Stun On Morning Visit 0 30 Continental Claiorooni 10 on -The Price Is Right 4CI 10 30 Concentration It 00 Your Ftrsl Impression (C) 11 30 Truth or Consequences 12 no Mrrv Clntfin (cl 1 '00 (.ore t la Young 1 30 Young Dr Malone 2 00 Match (lame 2 3-i Here's Hollywood 3 110 Oueen For A DaV 3 30 Who Do You Trust? 4 no FocjiI point 4 30 Popeye Theatre 4 50 International Showtime 5 55 Weather Window 6 no N-wsreel 10 6 15 Hi.nllry-Brinkley News 6 30 Ripcord 7 no King of Diamonds 7 30 fliiiant Men (ci 8 30 Much Miller let 30 D.n t Call Me Charlie in no Jack Paar ici 1 1 00 News 10 Wages Approved in Health Care Facililies Portliind - UIPH - The State Wage nnd Hour Commission Iihs approved new minimum WRftca raiiKiiiK from 8S cents lo $1 an hour for women and minors employed in health core fiu'llitie. The new rates, replacing a former (13-ccnt hourly mini mum, were proposed by a nine-member conference board. The commission rec ommended they no Into effect July 1. Newspaper Strike Negotiators Recess New York -IUPII- Contract lulks between publishers of nine New York City news papers and striking printers today were in indefinite recess. A Joint session Wednesday, the first since lust week in the 34-day-uld shutdown, between the International Typouraphi cal Union and the New York Publishers Association ended with nenativc reports from the principals and a federal mediator. "I can't report any real proKiess," said Stephen I. SchlossbcrK. a federal media tor who sat in on the talks. "I have adjourned them subject to my call. I have no idea when that will be." Bertram Powers, president of Local 8 of the ITU, saw less than no progress. "We're further apart than we were," he said. "We find the publish ers arc not yet ready to ne gotiate a contract." TO VISIT U.S. Washington -Wrh- President Romulo Helaneoiirt of Vene zuela will visit the United Stales Feb. lfl-20 to return a visit by President Kennedy lo Venezuela last December. POOR MAN'S 1 00 TV HOME $&p!x.a" CALLS I Don's Radio & TV 1388 Siskiyou Blvd., Ashland, Ore. Whoie Telephone Number Wei titled Incorrectly In en Ad ANNOUNCE THEIR CORRECT NUMBER 482-1376 Titan 2 Rocket Misses Target in Atlantic Ocean Cape Canaveral, Fla. -d'PP-The Air Force shot its giant Titan 2 rocket at a South At lantic Ocean target early to day. It missed. The 10-story missile, might iest in the U S. arsenal, ran into upper stage troubles on what would have been its longest flight to date. It fell far short. It was the third straight time over a period of three weeks that ICBMs touted by the Air Force as being "high ly accurate" failed to go any where near where they were aimed. The results were expected to be' of interest to the federal space agency, which is relying on the reliability of the Titan 2 to boost its two-man teams of astronauts into orbit aboard Gemini capsules starting early next year. The Air Force contended that "many test objectives were achieved" with the Titan 2. It declined to say what the objectives were, but it was learned that the main idea was to send a nose cone 6,300 miles. Even by the Air Force's somewhat flexible standards, that one was a 100 per cent failure. The missile missed by hundreds of miles. 'Barrier' Broken Titan 2, which the Air Force claims can fly 10,000 miles or better, has never flown more than 5,000 miles in 10 months of tests. Today's attempt was the second lo break the 5,000-mile "bar rier." The other, an 8,000-mile effort Dec. 6, made it only about halfway. As with the case of a Minuteman "instant ICBM" which flopped Monday, the Air Force said in a prepared-in-advance statement that "the cause of the malfunction can not be determined until tele metry data are studied." Bakery Salesmen Get New Labor Confract Salem-WPD-Local 992 of the Retail Clerks Union has an nounced agreement on a new two-year contract for retail bakery salesmen in the Sa-lem-Corvallis-Albany area. Union secretary Don Hat tenberg said the contract calls for a 15-cent per hour in crease over the two years, bringing the journeyman rate to $150. MOO-OOS and MUSINGS Thornton Proposes Alternative To IPC Salem -IUPD- An alternative lo a $2.3 million claim against Idaho Power Company was announced Wednesday by Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton. He proposed fish hatcheries be built to replace an esti mated io.OOO spawning sal mon destroyed during con struction of the Oxbow dam on the Snake river in 1958. The proposal filed with the Federal Power Commission would have Idaho Power Com pany either pay the $2.3 mil lion or construct the fisheries. The claim for $2.3 million was filed with the FPC last Oct. 10. Idaho Power subsequently filed a petition asking the complaint be dismissed. Thornton said he based his action on a provision of the federal power act w h i c h makes a licensee liable for damage occasioned to the properly of another as the re sult of construction of a dam. The little theatre group did a live presentation of "King Kong" over a local TV station the other day. At the last report, they are still having trouble getting that big monkey down from the transmit ter tower. Little Daisy Strange As It Seems By elsie wx taws w the WNufAcruee of enter steeu EaZS? mc MASJ15 ON A StvEM-MASTEP SCHOONER AKE NAMED, IN FOR Tr! 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