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4 D THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1983 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, OREGON RADIO PROGRAMS THURSDAY ytvgrwu luutf Mlow art MMlYte" from um radio sutluns iad tht Msil Trlbun mumfi as mpoaslMUt? TCYJC list no KMED IH4 o IKWIN IJMke IKSHA 'ISO He 4:0ft CBS New! ILocii Niwi 4:19 Pit McCoy IRosd Show 4 30 Sidelights I Alex Drier 4.45 SporU-Mccoyj:mpniu INewi IShopper INewslinel IWeather IKBOYFM KDOV KRVC ii.J me Hill lie lltie kc TTnn 1tull Thimas INsws-Hsrvev INews 6:1 J Pit McCoy iNlihtlnlsle ISporti Newt 5:30 Newe-McCoy News INewslinel 5 :- Sports-McCoy iHenk WtevcrlWetther :00 CBS Newt INews-Hirmon News 6:19 Mbslc lEmphMli iSporte 6:30 Johnnie Linn M. Beetty INewslinel 6:45 Johnnie Linn iEdw. Morgan iWeather 7T66 CBSNewi Newi Pollti Time :1S Johnnie Linn IMuilc Polka Time 7:30 Obiervatlont IMuilc Newsllnes 7:45 World Sports IMuilc iWeatner 6:00 World Tonight b:io music IKaleldoscope IWeather INewa Sports Stories iSwlng Thing IHouseperty ISpts., Comm. 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Donald Von Buskirk repre sented Central Point in the list; Kay Nelson, Talent; Ju dith Walker, Grants Tass, and Charlotte Redfield, Glendale. Ashland students were Pa tricia Bartlett, Charles Church, Amy Dcrry, Richard Graham, Karen Hinrichs, Dan Lewis, Stephen Morrill and John Sorenson. Nineteen Medford students received grade averages of 3.5 and higher. They were Lois Beardsley, Dorothy Bur meister, Karen Christensen, Carol Dyche, Dennis Gaster, Jacqueline Graber, Sharon Holmes, Janet H u e n e r s, Gladys Jamison Mrs. L. Nile Johnson, Mary Jones, Sandra Maxon, Peggy Nelson, Mrs. LaRue Reese, Nclda Swisher, Joyce Tinseth, William Turn er, Vivian Wicgand and Ruth Worth. On the same grade point list were Everett Cade, De lores Durham and Iris Stew art, Phoenix; Earl Cooper, Jr., and Jane Olson, Central Point; Steve Wisely, Carla Lampley and Aedene Jensen, Eagle Poi'-t: Byron Palmer, Dick, Rogue River, and Joyce Hunter, Talent. Sixty-three students at the college from Medford receiv ed a grade point of 3. and better. KBOY-AM Radio programs for KBOY-AM (130 kc) are simulcasts of KBOY-FM programs from 7 a.m. to S p.m. dally. 12:00 .Sign Off Until 2 t in. I THURSDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS The fnllowlns TV hrnadrast log li printed a free public service for the Mall TrUninr"! reader and TV viewers. Nrhrdule rhaniei are printed as provided by the TV lUtlom and the Mall Tribune cannot accept reiponlbllity for erron or omlsilqnt. KBKS-TV (fh. 3) IKMKD-TV (Ch. 10) KOTI-TV (Cll. 2) 4:00 Johnnie Linn 4:30 Discovery 'H3, News 5:00 Mighty Mouse 8:30 Roy Rogers H.no Weather. News 6 30 SporU Roundup 7:00 Rifleman 7:30 Mr. Ed S oo Perry Manon 8 30 Perry Mhhoii ft 00 Twliiaht Zone B 30 Twilight Zone 10:00 Alcoa Premier"" 10 30 Alcoa Premier Focal Point Ipopeye Theatre ! Fury ILaurel-Hartiy. Wea. I American Bandstand iOlicovery '03 lltncle Bill IBullwtnkle !Newi. Sports fpronie. 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Walter Tearson (D-Pnrtland) to re duce the gasoline lax by 1 cent. "I'd be more Inclined lo support an Increase In gaso line taxes (or neglected areas," Barton said. "And I'm nol opposed to a bond profiram ((or have-not t highways) i( it Is so financed it won't hin t the present high way construction program." Shortly before the legisla ture convened this week the Oregon Coast association an nounced It would seek a 1 cent gasoline tax hike to fi nance a bond program to pay for Improvement of "have not" highways throughout the stale. TV I RADIO SERVICI "Olrftit Shot In St. Oreoon ' 2300 St. Statt ltd. 771. 2369 Sarvinf Mtrftord and Vicinity Cills Monday Thru Thursday I A.M. to o M. Friday I A.M. It 4 t M. Venezuela Police, -Students Clash Caracas, Venezuela MPD Heavily armed troops and po lice scaled off the Communist infested Central university to day and searched the campus for $660,000 worth of tolen art works. Aggressive students who used (orcc to oppose the po lice search caused the officers lo use their guns Wednesday night to disperse the angry mobs. Three rioters were wounded. The U. S. Embassy reported that UPI's news editor in the Caracas bureau, Anthony Val buena, had been arrested "with a group of people" In side the university while cov ering the search. Police said the masked tom my gunners who stole five French paintings from the Na tional Art Museum Wednes day, shooting and wounding a child In the process, had been positively identified as univer sity students. Josephine County Clerk Sworn In Grants Pass A Donley (Don) Barnes, Republican, was sworn in as Josephine county clerk Wednesday in ceremonies conducted by Cir cuit Judge James W. Craw ford of Portland, who is serv ing here on a pro-tem basis during the illness of Judge Orval Millard. Barnes succeeds Ben W. Coutant, who resigned, lie was appointed by the board of county commissioners two weeks ago. 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