ISSUE NUMBER 488 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER JUNE 17,1983 Weaver Appointed ID E: N S All- Pro Exec. VP Tom Weaver has been named for the All -Pro stations. "We're Selling Past The Executive VP of All -Pro Broad- going to take KYOK/Houston Stereotypes casting, and will supervise the back to a more community- ori- five -station chain, reporting to ented Black approach. Overall Black radio suffers from ad agency pre- company founder Willie Davis. we'll be fine-tuning, with a more Weaver was most recently Ex- pointed direction for the chain. conceptions at times, but WENNIBirming- ecutive VP of Jaco Broad- At WAWA (Milwaukee) we'll ham GM Tim McReynolds has devised casting (the Mack Sanders sta- probably go to a more gold- ori- some methods for success despite the tions) ented base rather than its pre- stereotypes. Page 32 Com. menting on his new posi- sent urban/dance music base. tion, Weaver told R&R, "Mack WLUM (Milwaukee), you don't Fowler Clearing Sanders is the finest individual fix something that's not broken; The Underbrush I've ever worked for, and he same for KACE (Los Angeles). and I will be continuing our And at KQIN (Seattle), we've relationship. I'm very excited already made a change to A/C. FCC Chairman evaluates whether Com- about working with Willie "We know where we're going mission should continue to deal with fraud- Davis." He then outlined plans and now we have a plan on how ulent billing and hypoing. Page 4 we're going to get there," Wea- ver continued. "We're actively How To Make A RCA Restructuring Sets seeking FM properties within Longer Playlist Work 8-12 months. We're going to be a major independent broad- As CNR stations evolve toward longer Geller As VP/Music Operations caster." lists, Joel Denver explores the best rota- Lippincott tion patterns for presenting more music Heads A&R, Creative Services, Product Management; more effectively. Page 18 Black Promotion Under Betancourt; KHTZ PD Good News For Mansfield, Loggins, Pellegrino Exit Ric Lippincott, who recently Easy Listening RCA has reorganized its oper- will be responsible for all music departed as PD of WLS-AM & ational structure, with former promotion, with Division VP/ FM/Chicago (R&R 4-29), has A Burns Media survey contains positive Epic VP/National A&R Gregg Black Music Bill Staton taking been appointed Program Direc- tidings for Beautiful Music and Easy Listen- Geller named to the new posi- on a new position as Division tor at KHTZ/Los Angeles. He ing stations, including a more active audi- non of Division VP/Music Oper- VP/Black Music Promotion and replaces Jim Conlee, who ex- ence profile than previously thought. Gail ations. Geller will be in charge reporting to Betancourt. Coun- ited the station last week. Mitchell has the lowdown. Page 35 of contemporary, black, and in- try promotion executives con- KHTZ VP/GM Bob Moore ternational A&R, plus creative tinue to report directly to RCA's commented, "Obviously, we're People in The services and product manage- Nashville operation. elated! An individual with Ric's ment. Exiting the company in the capabilities comes around once News This Week At the same time, Division restructuring were Division VP/Promotion John Betancourt Gregg Geller VP/Contemporary Music Joe Dean Thacker GM at WHTZ Mansfield, Division VP/A&R Brench Boden Operations Manager at Boyles Rejoins Plough Dan Loggins, and VP/Merchan- dising, Contemporary Music WHAS Vince Pellegrino. Al Roberts WLBS's PD Pam Finn KLTE Operations Manager As WKDJ &WHRK GM Commenting on the change-s, Division VP/RCA Records Page 3 USA & Canada Don Ellis ex- Don Boyles has been ap- radio experience, Boyles con- plained, "This new structure On The Records pointed GM of Plough's WKDJ tinued, "I don't have a tremen- reflects a shift from a focus on & WHRK/Memphis. Boyles fills dous background in Black product categories to artist de- Ric Lippincott R&R Executive Editor Ken Barnes debuts the position held until recently radio, but I see Black radio as velopment in all market areas a new, information -packed column, de- by Craig Scott, who left to good radio. I don't have any This new organization consoli- every ten years. Jim guided us signed for on -air use, trivia contests, or become GM of crosstown preconceptions about the for- dates functions on a company- on a very successful path, but just plain entertainment. Page 34 WGKX (formerly WEZI) in mat and I don't foresee any pro- wide basis, reduces levels of there are only a few PI)s in the May (R&R 5-6). Boyles was GM blems. I see Black radio in management, and improves country who are above and be- Attracting of Plough's WSUN/Tampa-St. Memphis as general market lines of communication." yond expertise, and Ric is one of radio, and the advertising com- Geller, who reports to Ellis, them. We're thrilled to have Away- From -Home munity will adjust to that fact had been with CBS in various someone of his background, Listening and buy us along with the top A&R capacities for 11 years, be- versatility, and programming white stations." coming an Epic VP in 1980 . knowledge join both (owner) Greater Media and KHTZ." Two A/C programmers point out the im- NEW KLSY CALLS PLANNED When asked why a program- portance of in -car and in -office listening, ming change was made before and suggest ways to make sure you get KZAM Plans Format the release of the spring your share. Page 26 ratings, Moore responded, "We Country AMs Shift To A/C seenein tgh ism doevcei,s iroeng aarsd lae ssst reonf gtthhe- outcome of any book. We had Emphasize Service Don Boyles KZAM/Seattle has announc- `Seattle's Radio Station' in the the opportunity to pick up one of ed plans to switch from its pre- A/C field, and we're looking to the great programmers in the Lon Helton's second State of Country col- Petersburg for five years, and sent hybrid AOR approach to be the people's choice. The call country and just couldn't pass it umn spotlights two AM programmers fight- later served as GM of A/C beginning in early July. letters are being changed be- up " tiinogn sb. ack against "boring" more -Pmaugseic 2 s8t a- W"IBK'moH yKvlee/sNr yec woem xYcmioterenkd.t ebde itnog Rb&acRk, Tcaanhldel slFteaatttiieroWrns ehKsatLs's S aYpG pel(oi"erCdg elfa osJrso ynh"enw)s, cjKuaZsuAts eM bm, eacwnayeu 'srpeee opswtlielel b'redelo ieinvcgea ltlhtehadet & FLMip pfionrc onteta srleyr vtwedo ayte WarsL,S h-AavM- ing previously been PD at King Buys KSFO, with Plough, and about these has been retained as consultant. same thing we were five years two facilities. WHRK is already No personnel changes are ago. To continue to age the sta- WISN/Milwaukee, PD for Hef- Ives Buys KMJK an established Urban Contem- scheduled. tion by developing a strong 25-44 tel Broadcasting, and National porary, and recently WMPS When asked what led to the position, we had to blow off the PD of CSBI. He told R&R, "It Golden West sells KSFO/San Francisco, was changed to WKDJ and the format change, KJZZ & KZAM old calls." feels absolutely wonderful! as King Broadcasting plans to spin off format changed to Contempor- GM Dana Homer said, "The Homer added, "We've been Jim Conlee did an excellent KYA. And KMJKIPortland VP/GM Victor ary Black. I think with the possibility of moving to A/C has very happy with the ratings and job of programming KHTZ. Ives heads a group that buys station from makeup of the market, an AM - been a consideration for some revenue we've attained with the There really isn't a whole lot Harte -Hanks. Page 3 FM combination directed to the time, and despite the presence present format. It's nice to be wrong with the station, and black citizens of Memphis will of a number of other A/C's, we able to make this change from a what little adjustments need $3.50 sin le Co be a winning combination for still feel there's a hole in the position of strength rather than to be made will be very simple. several years to come." market for a full -service sta- being forced into it. The timing The staff is marvelous, and Citing his strong Country tion. There's no outlet that is is just perfect right now." I'm very excited to be here." www.americanradiohistory.com www.americanradiohistory.com King Group Acquires KSFO Golden West Broadcasters has agreed in Francisco AM facility, since KYA has 5kw principle to sell KSFO/San Francisco to days and 1kw nights at 1260 kHz while King Broadcasting of Seattle. The purchase KSFO is 5kw fulltime at 560 kHz. price was reportedly $8 million, although no In addition to the San Francisco combo, Buzzard Circles Cleveland official amount was revealed by either com- King owns KGW-AM-TV & KINK/Portland, For 15 Years pany and negotiations were still going on as KREM -AM -FM & TV/Spokane, KING- AM - R&R went to press. FM & TV/Seattle, and KTVB/Boise. Arguably AOR's leading station, WMMS celebrates its 15th Since King already owns KYA & Upon completion of the KSFO transac- anniversary, and John Gorman and Walt Tiburski explain how KLHT/San Francisco, it is thought that tion, Golden West will retain KMPC/Los they plan to stay on top. King's purchase of KSFO would be con- Angeles, KEX & KQFM/Portland, KVI & Page 22 tingent upon the successful sale of KYA. Ac- KPLZ/Seattle, WCXI-AM & FM/Detroit, quiring KSFO would improve King's San and KAUT-TV/Oklahoma City. Washington Report 4 On The Records: Ken Barnes 34 IVES HEADS NEW OWNER GROUP What's New 6 Easy Listening: Gail Mitchell 35 Networks/Suppliers 8 Calendar: Brad Messer 36 KMJK VP/GM Buys Station Ratings & Research: Jhan Hiber 12 National Music Formats 37 Street Talk 16 Marketplace 38 CHR: Joel Denver 18 Opportunities 38 From Harte -Hanks AOR: Jeff Gelb 22 Jazz Chart 41 A/C: Jeff Green 26 Black Chart 55 Country: Lon Helton 28 Country Chart 56 An investment group headed by KMJK/ Hanks) and to the staff of KMJK to make Nashville: Sharon Allen 30 AOR Charts 64 Portland VP/GM Victor Ives has purchased this station attractive enough to go out and Black Radio: Walt Love 32 A/C Chart 64 the station from Harte -Hanks for a reported get local investors to help me buy it." CHR Chart 64 $2.5 million. Ives, who joined the station a year ago from Golden West Broadcasters' While Ives has yet to name his new com- Malrite Picks Thacker As WTWR/Detroit, told R&R, "I came out pany or publicly disclose his backers, he here with the hope of buying this station in predicted FCC approval "sometime in the back of my mind. I've got to give a great July." He went on to announce there would General Manager For WHTZ deal of credit to the corporation (Harte - be "no staff or format changes." When Malrite officially takes over to the past and present success of WMMS, WUWU Hijack Case Goes To Court WVNJ/Newark this -summer, renaming it and has helped shape the image and destiny WHTZ, WMMS/Cleveland Station Manager of the WMMS future." Dean Thacker will be the new General Thacker will not be replaced as Station Restraining Order Against Fired GM Lifted; Manager. Thacker was en route to New Manager at WMMS, as Tiburski will Legality Of Firing Questioned; Lawsuits Follow York to examine the facility and was assume Thacker's responsibilities. The bizarre case of former WUWU/ subject of the format shift and new Station unavailable for comment, but WMMS Thacker's promotion and transfer were Wethersfield (Buffalo) Station Manager Manager Zimmerman (formerly PD at VP/GM Walt Tiburski told R&R, "Dean has made public at Malrite's recent corporate Bob Allen, who hijacked the station to pro- WBLK/Buffalo), he stated, "We'd become made an indelible, significant contribution meetings in West Palm Beach. test his firing (R&R 6-3), entered the legal a station responsive to 12 -year -olds. We arena this week. A judge lifted a temporary want to become a station for adults." Boden Becomes Operations restraining order and injunction barring Al- (WBLK announced it had replaced Zim- len from station property. Allen plans to merman with air personality Ron Atkin.) Director At WHAS & WAMZ ptyu rins uceo tuhret, qauneds tailosno ocfo hnitse nddissm thiasst athl'se lheigrainlig- ROBERTS NEW PD WUWU/See Page 14 of a new Station Manager/PD, Lee Zim- WLBS Adopts Brench Boden has been named Opera- pursue other interests. merman, and a musical shift of direction tions Director for WHAS & WAMZ/Louis- WHAS & WAMZ Station Manager Mike away from heavy metal toward more mod- Dance -Oriented ville. Boden, a 26 -year veteran with the sta- Crusham commented, "We've changed the ern music were unauthorized. tions, previously served as Promotion Di- way we view our Operations Director. Allen told R&R, "I was Station Manager, rector for WHAS. He replaces WHAS Oper- Rather than add another management level a director, and a stockholder. I brought the Rock Format ations Manager Jerry David Melloy, who to supervise our highly- experienced PDs, investors in and developed the station. I resigned after 17 years with the company to Brench will handle sales and station promo- bought the station originally and put out the Inner City Broadcasting's WLBS/Detroit tion, computer traffic operation, copy- prospectus." Allen contended he was fired has shifted its format from Urban Contem- STAFF wbercitoimngi nagn dt hcer eraitgivhet aarremas .f oHr et'hs ee sPseDnst iaanlldy "towrist"h oauntd t hsea yasu thheo rhitays offo tuhre ybeoaarrsd loeff td iorne ca- porary to what new PD Al Roberts is calling "Dance -Oriented Rock." Roberts, who had PPurebslisidheenr:t BDOWBI GWHILTS COANS E mbeec.a Iu'mse dBelriegnhctehd itso smo amkeu tlhtiitsa laepnptoeidn.t mHeen'st fmivaen-,y Dearr. Rcoonn trCachtm. ieTl,h teo lcdo Rm&pRan, y"'Ws eC hfualilry- bWeBenL S/ANeswsi sYtaonrkt bePfDor e jaoti niInngn WerL BCS, ittoyl'ds EAVrxitce e°c SuPtereecdsto idEre, naRtt,o ICnS:aH lKeAsER N6D M BZaAUrkRMeNtWinEgAS: ,LD TJIC OKH NKR LIEZAMDAENR dseornvee da vine. rNy ogto oondl yjo ibs iBnr eenvcehry o nfuen ocft tihoen hbees'st rHeec osganidiz hee thhaast ha ec ownatsr aac tp, rbimute a mdmovitesr iht ewraes. Rm&uRsi,c ," Tdahnec meaubsliec yroocuk h. eIatr' so ng oWoLd BmS uiss ince, wa News Eater: GAIL MITCHELL writers in this city, he also knows the busi- not signed by any parties. He didn't show it total sound." RFJ(WBEoelOrFtamaFcOpak etD G ER6WRd aREdaAeEimoRsN)e.D, a J (GrcOA(hNA/E CIeELL)w,d DieLMto/OETrI:TNN eJCV kHHHdEA EERNLL T ILCOH (HNIEBRn E(vIC,Ry J o LEuiFsntFter ynG)i,nE gWL)B,A BLIATRO ALRDOI, V E nWePHssrA iouSpr, atBono dbd eedcnoo wmheniln.d"g aP rvoamrioettiyo no fD pirreocgtroarm a-t tCaonh diae mnfy aEbjxooedrciy-tu.y t iIsv'tmeo c OkChfhfoiacldiererm,r .a VHnPe oh&fa stTh 1re7e %aBs ouaanrreddr ,I, dalelWf tinhLeeBd bS tl hAaecs ksn iheswittas n stpo luPunDsd a :P ca"tsBt Eleifkdoewr eKa, radwjaseg fopuolragtyhoeeodr, SAessnoiocri aAtem Eeorectiutere :E JdUitoDrsI : LKURCISAARNELNL IA, LNIOIN, AE LRLOENS SBMAARNN,E S ming and operations positions with the com- have 61% that should give you an idea of Thompson Twins, Police, and Duran Dur- SYLVIA SALAZAR, CAROL TAYLOR pany, including eight years as PD for who's on top." ECodmitopur*te Ar sSsiesrtavincte: sB DAirRecBtoAr:R DAA NB ACRONLEES Classical -formatted WHAS-FM (now Coun- Discussing Allen's firing, Chmiel said, aann.t .N oTwh teh e cbhlaacnkg ehoitvs earr e nwoat sa s nperecdeosmsainry- TCriarcffuicla tDioirne. cMtorA: RACDERLIELNA NLEO RPEIDRD LE tgroyo da sa bWoAutM bZe)i.n gH ea btoleld toR &cRon, t"inIu fee eml yv eirny- "inTgh ihs aiss ab emena ttsecrh efodru tlheed .a" ttToronlde ytsh. aAt hAellaern- because in Detroit there are seven stations Washington Baleen: 818 Connecticut Ave., NW, Surte 300, programming specifically to the black au- Washington, DC 20006. (202) 4664960 volvement with two such strong stations. had stated a stockholders' suit against him VNWiacatosio hPninargsl Steoa*n0l aEns d:D itJioreOr cBNtoRrA: ATBHDAA WRNRO YHO AODL'WBLR AIREDN Tplheiass amnotlvye swo.i llI tb'se ak ecehpailnlegn gme ea nbdu sayn, beux-t wsuarse itmhemrei nies not,n eC. hTmhieerle cwoimll mbee natlel ds,o r"tIs' mof dWieen fceelt, iatn wdo uwlde bwee wrei seb etoin ggo cfruurntchheerd i n otuhte. SOalMas . RMp.,,e$p.e',rW: CMHE: RVYIVLI ASNO MFEURNSN citing role, and I'm looking forward to it." court proceedings in the future." On the dpirroecgtriaomn mwein wge rae f aolrrmeaadty n hoe aodneed e. lNseo win wtoew'rne Legal Co,.,..): JASON SHRINSKY skm6,ah. OWeam Boo 171116, Nashville, TN 37217, Finn Promoted To KLTE OM is doing." 1B6u1re5a) u7 C9h3ie8f5: 7S1H, A7R9O38N3 9A1L LEN The format change took place on Monday Production Director: RICHARD AGATA (6-13) under the direction of Roberts and Attache AS Director: MARILYN FRANDSEN Pam Finn has been promoted from Pro- and demonstrates a great deal of maturity. Edwards. No programming consultant is FIntogrphy: ROGER ZUMWALT Typography: KENT THOMAS, LUCIE MORRIS, motion Director to Operations Manager at She deserves the recognition." being used. SGrAapNhDicRs: AL .TG.U PTEIEARRRLE, ZG ARY VAN DER STEUR KLTE/Oklahoma City. She fills the vacancy Creative Consuer,t: MARK SHIPPER left three weeks ago when former OM Tony Finn joined KLTE two years ago as mid- TRANSACTIONS: Creels Services Director MIKE ATKINSON Stone resigned. PD Randy Kemp will now day personality and was named Promotion Marketplace Coordeatto, PAM BELLAMY VIZ Office Manager: NANCY HOFF report to Finn. Director 18 months ago. She previously Swanson Sells Ach0ashetM Assistant: PAULA PONCE KLTE co-owner/President Ken Dowe re- served two years as an air personality at Connoottee,, MARGARET BECKWITH For $2 Million marked, "In addition to being continually WKWK/Wheeling after working a year at i /idle 6 Recarde' pEtohed every Farley by Radio 6 Records Inc., among our highest -rated personalities, WILK/Wilkes-Barre. Finn told R&R, "I am Swanson Broadcasting has sold KFJZIDaIIas- 1S9u3b0e cCrpefbnntuer y5 2P1a5d pWerM yLe nLo 0s, A50n0ge pleesr, gCrAf a0r0.0 6In7te (r2n1at3io) na5l5 s3u-b4s3c3ri0p.- Pam has shown exceptional abilities in very excited about challenges, and I see Fort Worth to Founders Broadcasting for $2 .tsioenw r teed $fo4r0 u0, epoasl cyswe6. mAalt emrieol.o MneIRd 'm caarnee ths eNn briguht tnso s r, emspeoenr6si btilcy turning all promotions she's handled into this as a big challenge in my career. To me, million, subject to FCC approval. The Fort Worth - caespstuerde dfo rin ptreCnldceadtb fno.r ApuI bIMlicaartieo na dednrde srseepdro tdou MctIioRn oer nea nEaayte Mrse nwteo rbse tremendous successes. Anytime I've want- Ken is one of the greatest legends in radio. based Big Band station is the first broadcast ac- be used for the purpose Noeag nee be re0r0d00.1 h velds pr b part ed to get something down, I've always He's done it all, understands what I'm try- quisition for Founders. Swanson retains WBYUI P*athgoe,u ,B rweraitkteerns , peMrmoesat tAiodnd eIrda, nN tNheb nPeu bAliskhpeiry /3T0h,e tPearnrsa lAi,O R/i.d Blee cák known I can depend on her. She has that ing to do, and is extremely supportive. New Orleans, KKYXISan Antonio, KKNGIOkIa- %PuoneterdA ,h aUre.Sa S.At.r eeMt aTteade aProes tr edgeisnte rtoe dth ten aU nnitaerdk sS toafi nR.a aCba &r eRde.,c oErdnsp.- rare gift of resourcefulness which one hard- Ken's got a lot of confidence in me, which homa City, and KRMG/Tulsa. KFJZ has 5kw at ltaoncd. , Awhile New ZeaY,d, area Japan. © 1983 Recto 6 Records, ly sees anymore. Pam's a very likable per- gives me confidence in myself to get the job 1270 kHz. Blackburn & Co. brokered the trans- wee A revision 0f Nate hanks Communications. son, has the important leadership assets, done. I'm ecstatic!" action. . www.americanradiohistory.com Page 4 R&R/Friday, June 17, 1983 CLEARING "UNDERBRUSH" Washington Report Fowler Plans Significant Deregulation Broadcast Of Business Practices Broadcast Groups Rattle Packwood Panel Clears Trade Associations FCC Chairman Mark Fowler said in Washington this week (6-13) he plans an "underbrush" rulemaking this summer to review the Commis- Daytimer Relief Bill Both of radio's trade associations, NAB and NRBA, have been stung by major sion's role in regulating the business practices of radio and television Daytime -only broadcasters won a ma- broadcast groups in the past week. NAB of- stations. jor victory last week when the Senate ficials are relieved that representatives of Fowler said the proposal would include a look at: eCthhmhpinoooaooTicvwuuntmheterr ee(e ss mSwdr t pe.hl be oexae8ireuvfts c8f eleat0eodn lnu) .rs C d oeturtThe eoonodossm `s l uuroemehimnltbttt.oy ar j,diiu ek tsattcreaeeoyst n e iitwdot sia vme fnonaottuadh estlbe eretdaelssd e ciro Fsg"o hnaiC nug lny Ctnisd n tlo baeotfweeegtfnia rio opsstftuwnewelialerr'doso---r tmtaitiDonhnesnagrefosLoev t oreolsriecaddnmNt is s .ta tAh aHt bw-ilaByeo nc en npa ed.4Ouro ke0iIcr,umr n usgtdsolsareetf noreotcti, auhirl ddympaBte,h st ird ,Tewno t hVgmaaigelg d lre acoietgrsiauhetsnrsippeousntsiureitgrn esp pf gs esiue- n oelnf l wlPo Witintn nrrhtmge aheW ssee othirNidduiaran eAt sd aighnonBen--ft- cghdpceereaisorrsnntnmtdoWee Wsrddtoto h t oh iwmertofeaht inahtltteohihsye nc,e rC gfa rbsro lstahe h mhcu oteayohdum upurlpFdoriolrsteC uoissnsng.Cibt togih l lnbe,l s uim.hl bonloie run u bgsalea,udn tt a wtteielssh rtmcsii lcuollpehe nf t bttiheo neeifs ng tcc ss ootu thnonoge--r- tdnrbwhuoeeielH wlnel m /es rhpr .oe aeoumdAdvubidibrflaeieisoiwced nu,di e n t t ud dho1n 1ora739c wt568sh %1tniahwm tneooipfg l frllC 8e oit bfdohmmie.eme di laam,l4 bgi9oioaes.n8nlnsi idsctohh ymneai's'sidsnl ,looy isovtte7han9eaef5 rrfr .b 5 whu07ai09rls-05l Whether the FCC should abolish its rule bforor addcaaystti mdaeyrs, thtoe bailpl polryd efrosr t hae FlConCg etor ipsanr'tti cpurloaprelyrl yo nr edperreesgeunltaitniogn ,t hweihre rine teNrAesBts's, omna ttehreia las ccaubroaucty ostfa tpiorninst,e dl eapvroinmgo tisouncahl doAmlthionuagthe s ATF&oT wtelleerp'sh onel irsets truocf turiancg- consider such applications as minor efforts have led to serious consideration of regulation to the Federal Trade Commis- complishments for the past year, his report changes. And stations applying to go program percentages in the House. sion (FTC). also mentions proposed aid for daytimers, fulltime will no longer have to prove Meanwhile, Sandusky Broadcasting Fowler disclosed the plan at a press lun- policy statements on minority ownership, there's no FM channel available or show President Toney Brooks withdrew KBPI/ cheon called to draw attention to what he acceptance of competing applications for ttndhieamaTlysthet .i ertmhs C eebua - aiprolrrlpnee llnayyat illsnioysogu, u tlftncehoodter ne citnrroas euioewnnrwsv t snfe uedaalrig.lsd tahi miinfpoes r to ctfhhd aaethnyme- - DcsratiatedNinnniRocvge Be p rdAr ooif srnpoaE egmdrxrtee ieNreceesuRmg tBhuievalAnaed tt mi bVoweenPiem.t n hbA Spteabuhrnelesl d heVaudipss oso krtouoyhcnt'i sis ia n wdt oio1oet9when8ekn'2sr,-. vycopiniaeeelsanwytrc sayti w na.m soDo o tfehydfsieeecp saeaittr,c es4c s,%a ounFm c boh1puw 1al%dilssge heric mntu scitaen riinencdat r ssset teohaadfsef ehf F itFsioCCm vsCCeee c r eo ahtfnnhafiddes- tcppmharoeaors iprnReioedtKser esnOd,a a nsaebtcuaaoetsth liilnoiootgnrigi sozs,o,an ftde iedonrundoeiaf gn ol ug-fc ol i1oatp9fty ie onthr1ene0aw to rtifhusn ralFgeetMese ,l- lyispateurneoabsdr- ,- iwdneo mucleodrm iwt,pi paaesr a oltoiuvnt get hahaset taohrwein ndgeasry.s thimiBpu edtr ivaSeg. rrse8iet8ys0 paonfl admy eecdmo mtbhmeer esdnheticepid s,wi o"enI' vta'ess h"taohdne" ef imsrisnatc nre'es st ohigpen iNnaiAtoionBn"- rpergoFicosewtselsreeerdd ,a lausnpo 1tpo1o %i9n 3t8ien,d0c0 rt0eo a thas ieds eiynce raearap.s pel iocfa toiovnesr tbPraoanlfif ciCcieoksmi nmagn udrnu iltetyh, eae nlidBm eDirnewa Fitciaokcn t oDo oRf cetthareilnl oeSc,u abtaiunordn- ttoh eg niveew u fpu lhlitsim oer igliicneanls es.t ation if he wins NinRtoB tAh ef eoupde no ns edveerreaglu wlaeteiokns satgroa.t egy broke 80% in the burden FCC regulations place on creation of the Mass Media Bureau. Meanwhile, word at the FCC is that Cascade Beats Six Groups $5 MILLION COMPENSATION ADDED final action on its package of reforms to aid daytimers will be voted on before the To Win California FM Radio Marti Makes Strides Commission takes its traditional August Cascade Communications Co. has won a break. new FM license in Tahoe City, CA, beating out a crowded field of six other applicants. In Senate, House Committees The FCC law judge who handled the case General Motors On AM picked Cascade mainly because each of its one-third owners will be fulltime managers Radio Marti legislation narrowly survived attempts by opponents to Stereo Fence at the station. John Simpson will be GM, weaken it last week, and won approval in the House Foreign Affairs None of the General Motors divisions has Mary Carmen Simpson will be PD, and Committee and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Both panels made any commitment to supply its cars Laura Simpson is slated to be the News added $5 million to compensate broadcasters harmed by Cuban in- and trucks with AM stereo radios, accord- Director. terference, although NAB estimates the tab for upgrading facilities is ing to the Chairman of GM's Radio Coor- Other Key Developments: dinating Committee. "It's pretty much closer to $60 million. dead in the water at this stage in the game,' Three job changes at NAB: Director/ The bills passed last week are designed to says Mark Eckstein, Senior Project Congressional Liaison Belva Brissett upped keep Radio Marti off 1040 kHz, the channel would have limited the service to expanded Engineer for Buick. "Personally, I can't to VP/Regulatory Affairs; First Amend- of WHO/Des Moines, as proposed last year. hours of operation by the VOA outlet were see a big market for it right now because ment Counsel Steve Nevas leaves to join Instead, the broadcast service to Cuba defeated, 9-8 in the Senate panel and 14-11 there are so few stations." CNN as Chief Law Correspondent; Assis- would have to lease time from existing on the House side. That proposal was of- Eckstein says GM would prefer to see a tant General Counsel Valerie Schulte ad- radio stations, located above or below the fered by Sen. Edward Zorinsky (D -NE) and distinct trend develop within the radio in- vanced to Associate GC. commercial AM band, or be restricted to Rep. Peter Kostmayer (D -PA). dustry, and would only take the lead if ab- KMHT-AM & FM/Marshall, TX has lost 1180 kHz, which is now shared by The Senate version of the Radio Marti bill solutely forced to do so. And although its a bid to block the calls KMLT for a new WHAM/Rochester and the Voice of (S. 602) now moves to the floor for a vote. radio supplier, Delco, has endorsed the television station in town. The FCC rejected America's (VOA) Florida station. But the situation in the House is more com- Motorola system, Eckstein says GM is not KMHT's claims that the call sign sounded plicated. The Commerce Committee has bound by that choice. It could choose too much like its own, and would mislead Opponents failed in attempts to prevent joint jurisdiction of the House bill (H.R. another course, such as multi -system the public into believing the three stations Radio Marti from being established as a 2535) and must also give its approval before receivers. But Eckstein says the multi- are commonly owned. separate radio station. Amendments that ab evcoatues eb yt hthee Sfuelnl aHteo ufsaei leisd sctoh edpualsesd .R Aadnido, system sets may involve too many $49 MILLION SOUGHT Marti last year, House leaders are expected "tradeoffs and compromises" to make them practical. Florida Broadcasters Mount to await Senate action before scheduling a House vote. Meanwhile, the inventor of the Harris AM stereo system, Dave Hershberger, is leaving Drive To Kill Ad Tax the company in July but will continue to THIS WEEK IN consult Harris on AM stereo matters. A serious threat toward the passage of a Florida sales tax on adver- WASHINGTON: Ohio's Sawyer Named tising revenues has apparently been forestalled by a vigorous broad- NBC Washington VP caster lobb-y campaign. But no victory will be declared until the legislature now in special session hunting for new sources of revenue NBC has selected Tom Sawyer, currently - FCC may no longer finally goes home. Executive VP of the Ohio Association of scrutinize fraudulent Broadcasters (OAB), to be its new VP/ Ad revenues have always been exempt erted some muscle for the first time in a Washington Operations. Sawyer, who from Florida's 5% sales tax. But in this long time," reports Executive Director Al billing, hypoing moves into his new job in September, work- year's budget crisis, one step proposed to McFadyen. He believes the work has paid Radio Marti moves closer ed for the House Telecommunications Sub- raise more money for education was wiping off, but concedes getting broadcasters into to reality committee before joining OAB in 1975. out the exemption in hopes of collecting $29 the lobbyist role wasn't easy: "We had to NBC has also announced that VP/Wash- million to $49 million a year in taxes on both wake them up a little." Florida broadcasters ington Peter Kenney will retire in October, broadcast and print advertising. Gov. Bob Graham has signed with the thwart advertising tax tRoo bbee rtr eHpylancees.d T beyr reVnPc/eL Megaihsloantyiv we ilLl ilaeiasovne (FTAhBe ) Flroersipdoan dAesds octioa titohne otfh Breraota dwcaisthte ras btarxo aodnc aasdtveersr,t issianygi nwgo upludb lbiec lyco nhest idtuotuibotnsa la. Daytimer relief passes the FCC to become NBC VP/Government strenuous grass -roots campaign to per- FAB agrees, and may mount a legal big test Relations and Director/Government Rela- suade broadcasters to lobby their local challenge on constitutional grounds if an ad tions Sallie Forman becomes a VP. legislators against the move. "We've ex- tax is approved. www.americanradiohistory.com MOTOROLA AM NOW! STEREO BROADCAST EXCITER MODULATION MONITOR On the air! It's being broadcast now, from stations all across the country. More next week. More after that. Receivers being designed nowt GM -Delco is aboard now! At least 50 other manufacturers are testing now! Act now! you're stereo ready, If you can be on your way to broad- cast Motorola AM Stereo now! For price and specifications, call Dick Harasek at (312) 576-2879 or Chris Payne at (202) 862-1549. eiIC DECODERS MOTOROLA AM STEREO. THE WINNING SYSTEM. ik-Ä)moTonoLA www.americanradiohistory.com Page 6 R&R/Friday, June 17, 1983 People Bank KRBS Radio Campaign Matches Clients Attracts Retail Dollars With Personnel Broadcasting's search for quality The Kwikee Radio Broadcast System (KRBS), working in people is never-ending, especially in association with top manufacturers, is offering radio stations a tinh e msminadl,l tAo mmeerdiciuamn mIamrkaegtse. WPritohd tuhact- chance to bring in retail dollars. Produced by Multi -Ad Ser- tions has established a "People vices, Inc., KRBS provides radio stations with an array of free Bank" to help stations and prospective prerecorded and printed ad materials from participating manufac- employees make contact. turers, which the stations in turn can use as a sales aid and time- saving production tool. Similar in concept to the newspaper industry's Kwikee Illustration Aroma Discs System for manufacturer -approved, camera-ready art, KRBS supplies ready -to -use scripts, alternate inserts and donuts, plus broadcast -quality flexidiscs from the manufacturers to AMERICAN broadcast outlets in one handy binder. From time to time during the year, sup- IMAGE plements may also be sent. Arms par- ticipating in 1983 include Champion, PRODUCTIONS Pontiac, Wrangler, and Volkswagen. Free of charge to Al consultancy Test marketing the system earlier this client stations and applicants, the ser- year with 600 stations, KRBS plans to vice is currently accepting resumes expand to 4000 stations for 1984. from on -air talent, newspeople, engi- All participating stations are required any co-op being offered by the firms. Scents The Mood neers, and sales/management person- to sign a licensing agreement which re- The 4000 stations in question will nel. Direct tapes, resumes, and related quests that stations adhere to time be chosen on a first -come, first -served inquiries to Don Keith at Box 23355, limitations set by the companies, and basis. For more details call Jeff Eber - Earlier this year, compact digital discs made their U.S. debut. Not to be Nashville, TN 37202. fill out a usage report that shows which lein or Steve Ganz at (800) outdone by the recording Industry, St. Charles of the Ri-tz Group Ltd. is materials were broadcast. In addi- 447-3222; in Illinois dial (800) spinning out its own version of the compact disc this fall the perfumed Meeting Of tion, the materials are pre -approved for 322-3941. aroma disc. Like their audio counterparts, these discs are to be played when you're in the mood. Resembling 45 rpms, the discs fit into a special $20 player from The Bored which the fragrant vapors emanate. Depending on the mood you want to NAB Sponsors SCA foster, smell titles range from "A Dozen Roses," "Movie Time" (buttered popcorn), and "The Party's Over" (black coffee) to "Seduction," "Passion," The next time you decide to call a and "Aphrodisiac." There's even "Shipwrecked" and "Moonlight" to round meeting of the company minds, think Video Teleconference out the 40 -title catalog. And don't worry about the cost of such a lasting im- first. Is the meeting really warranted? pression. Discs priced at $1.50 give off up to 30 roomfuls of smell, while the Over 70% of U.S. executives don't five -dollar version is good for 150 roomfuls. think so, according to the business - The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) is sponsoring a 21 -city communications consulting firm Com- video teleconferenc-e focusing on the utilization of subcarrier channels (SCAB). munispond. Despite the feeling that Billed as "SCA Day U.S.A.," the July 20 session will discuss SCA leasing, utili- »At didJ,ee _,» ,,v1.á 0 WME mofo tsimt oef, t6h7e%se sgaaidth tehreinyg sh aadr et oa awttaesnted tfoy ulor-ahdo umr asnpaagne m(1e-5npt,m b aecdktg).r oCuitnieds mthuasti cw, ilel lbeec trhoonoikce md auilp a nindc loutdhee Ar ttolapnitcas, dBuorsintogn a, 47'" .(cZYTQ more meetings in 1982 than a year Chicago, Denver, Long Beach, CA; Nashville, San Francisco, and Washington, previous. 89% cite lack of proper plan- DC. ning and organization as the culprits Registration for organization members is $90, $75 for each additional per- behind the bored meetings. son, and $150 for nonmembers. For more details contact (202) 293-4955. Tape Deck Gauges Fader Features Loudness Smooth Action Numerous studies have been con- ducted illustrating the link between Penny & Giles, known for its 3000 series of linear faders, has loud music and hearing loss. Now Koss cuts to the heart of the matter unveiled its new rotary fader. Said with its music box cassette player to offer the same smooth mechani- which lights up when the noise level cal action and total reliability of its A hits 95 + decibels. According to forerunners, the rotary fader is treiese Aphe, government findings, rocking to your available in mono or stereo, sow , favorite sounds at that range for four features up to eight outputs, audio, Y.sáphúN< Neeert°f or more hours can lead to a possible linear or pan pot taper, and optional hearing loss. And in case you don't switches/detents. The faders are Fcoarll tBhey rBone sCt rine ca eTliuRsA, VpEeLrIsNoGn BtoI LpLeBrsOoAnR, DC Om L(BLuEmCpeTr S(t3rip1 4or) W4i2nd3o-w4 4La1b1el ) akrneo, wU hSoAw lTooudd a9y5 soary sm tohraet dleecvieble liss uansde futel leinv isbiorona dmciaxisntgin gd,e srkesc.o rding, Rotary Fader slightly louder than an automobile horn. WESTW00D ONE ONE OF 28 GREAT RADIO PROGRAMS FROM AMERICA'S NUMBER ONE PRODUCER OF NATIONALLY SPONSORED RADIO PROGRAMS, CONCERTS AND SPECIALS. www.americanradiohistory.com YOUR LISTENERS CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF JACKIE. America's a nation of soap opera addicts. And 25 million of them love Jackie Zeman, the sexy star of TV's #1 rated* serial drama. General Hospital. It's little wonder then that Soap Talk, hosted by Jackie Zeman, is a hit on over 300 radio stations. Aired in drive time, it can help you capture part of this lucrative market.t Call Julie Eisenberg at (212) 887-5690. She can tell you how to hitch your ratings to our Soap Talk star, Jackie Zeman. (NTI) 1983 TV Industry-Accepted Audience Estimates. t 77°c, of General Hospital women viewers 18-34 listen to radio on an average weekday 66°° of them during drive time. (1982 Simmons Study of Media & Markets.) sPONs ASC090 talegtOK Produced by Allah Vdatternark www.americanradiohistory.com Page 8 R&R/Friday, June 17, 1983 NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES Networks/Program Suppliers ABC "Screen Scenes" w/Shelley Lewis: "Twilight Zone" FM Net: (Week of June 20) "Soap Talk" host Jacklyn Zeman talks to actors Progressive Radio Net MUSIC FEATURES from "General Hospital." "Another World:' and Laugh Machine: "All My Children" (June 20-24) Information Net: Bill Cosby/Robin W!Iliert,s/Robert Klein (Week of June 20) Syndicate It, Inc. Truths and myths about sun's rays on "John Stossel News Blimp: Consumer Lookout" (June 25) Music of Black America: Rock Net: Sexologists debate/job-sharing/shortage of men/dangerous food (Week of June 20) UnRietceordd CSomtpaantiieos/Pnt.s I (July 4) "Lifeltihnee Cs'a mtablrkids gaeb oduiet t d(Fivaonrctlen,i Psrkoyd .)w a(Jtcuhnien g2. 0-a2n4d) Strand Broadcast Services Dick Clark's Rock Roll "Rocknotes" features Journey member Jonathan Movie CloseUps: Cain talking with Pat St. John (June 18-24) Movie news/trivia (June 20) & Remember: AP "Twilight Zone" reviewed (June 22) Drifters (July 1-3) "Hammett" reviewed (June 24) The Great Sounds: Five -wpaorrtk in"gN ootd dW hoonutirnsg (WNeineek otof JuFnlvee "2 0d) iscusses Something You Should Know: Johnny Mathis (July 1-3) Burson -Marsteller Imitation foods (June 20-21) Weekly Country Music Countdown: Money Sense: Art of selling yourself (June 23-24) UPI Conway Twitty (July 1-3) - Investing for aggressive growth (June 20) Watermark BOWING NEW MUSIC The latest addition to the Watermark/ABC Radio Market perspective (June 27) Live tchoev esrpaagcee asnhdu uttpled aCtehsa llefrnogme rC, awphei cCha ins asveenradl inogf Musical!: Enterprises programming lineup is "New Music News," a weekly, one -hour CBS the first U.S. woman into space (June 18-24) Henry Mancini/Judy Garland 8 Mickey show that spotlights the information/music surrounding the newest artists CBS Radio Network signs three-year pact to Watermark Rooney/"Paint Your Wagon" (July 2-3) breaking on radio/TV, in clubs, and in retail stores. Hosts are Linda McInnes broadcast the Kickoff Classic. new college TV Tonite: Soundtrack of the '60s: and Richard Blade, shown here as they record voice tracks. football season opener. '83 game featuring - Nebraska against Penn State is played August "Family Ties'. -N BC (June 20) B J Thomas/Musical salute to July 4th/Three 29. "King Penguin" -C BS (June 22) top songs in July 1968 (July 2-3) CBS Mutual RadloRadio: "National Snoo-p" NBC (June 23) Weedeck Radio "Eva Perone" NBC (June 24) BWude"Swsticetkwiesroe Aroc edC.' oSOpneccnieael rt( J uHneo u25r :-J uly 10) RadT"Tihoeo RpG( Ja3rue0ldya tiU 8oA S:mWA e"e reicckoaeunnn dtS)d uomwmn epr r(eJmuliye r4e sW eekend) RocL"kDo riecUtkFt aiSrC sAltLa yr:2kn 0 n P/CYreeosanerwsna"t sy( JTSuwtleyit vt4yie w(JWeueloykn ed4ne)d r) ... The ACnltahgoyInun tyeoT totDneuar cn'FWhiel als(esJ, hubadnlseaia nts2ec 0eCr-- 2- 36oP)n 0 /"aKcrtirse sEsr ikR oSsteavnennas A-r- WBPlareyagsdirtl 'wsM onueodsde s mOeernn' se(J uDnea 2y0b) ook: Jack Carney Comedy Show: Legal obscenity (June 21) Deniece Williams (July 8-10) Clayton Webster Doors' Ray Manzarek/Marty Bailn/U2/Bily Idol TransCon car race (June 23) The Countdown: Country Calendar: (July 2-3) MoneSyh ewlliyt h BReromdanne y( JDulay rg4e) rfield, Jack Benny, and First flying saucer witness (June 24) Narwood Playboy Advisor: Irene Cara/Sister Sledge (July 1-3) Chanty McClain (July 4) Joe Piscopo At Large: Dr. Demento: Johnny Rodriguez (July 5) Country Closeup: Eddie Murphy, Juan Hardone, Andy Rooney (Debuts Buying condoms/quitting cigarettes/vibrators for men (Week of June 20) SFoonugrtsh oafh nJu tl yN a(Jtiuvley 1A-m3)e ricans (July 8-10) JMeearnlen ieH aSgegealyrd (J(Juulyly 67) ) Janie Fricke (July 4) SpoJurltyi n4)g News Report: Spaces & Places: In Concert: JJoeaann nHiee nPdreurestot n (J(uJluyl y8 )9 ) MusJoichn nMie aRkaye r(Jsu:ly 4) Larry Holmes, Harry and Skip Caray, Darrel Waltrip BTaeckllsitnag' eI ta t Lthiek eUS IFt esWt (aJusn:e 24-26) Cheap Trick (July 8-10) Dave Rowland (July 10) (June 27) Live From Gilley's: Rarities: NBC Mutual 10 -part series on Harlem (June 24-26) Earl Thomas Conley (July 1-3) Charlie Daniels (July 4) Source: "Olympics 84," a twice -daily, yearlong series of pre - George Strait (July 8-10) U2 (July 5) Kihndependence Day wive Greg Kihn Band Olympic reports/commentaries, debuts (July 4) Off The Record Specials: Kinks (July 6) concert (S. Blair) (July 4) Live coverage of the space shuttle with female Styx (July 1-3) Nick Lowe (July 7) 20 Years of British Rock/Pt. II (July 1-4) astronaut Dr. Salty Ride (Beginning June 18) REO Swedwagon (July 8-10) Wings (July 8) U2 Concert (July 8-10) Harwood Rock Album Countdown: Retro Rock: RKO Networks Minding Your Business: Fixx/Red Rockers (July 1-3) Journey (July 4) Captured Live!: Summer job tax credits/Pt. I (June 20) INXSIZZ Top (July 8-10) Continuum Broadcasting Marketing Corp. of America/Pt. I (June 21) Rock Chronicles: Phil Collins (July 2-3) Employee lawsuits (June 22) American rock survivors (July 1-3) On Bleecker Street: Solid Gold Saturday Night 10 ways to stay out of cokrt/Pt. I (June 23) Rock down under (July 8-10) "Surf's Up!" w/Jan Berry, Ventures (July 1-4) (Dick Bartley): Steel's mini -mills (June 24) Special Edition: Eric Burdon 8 Animals (July 8-11) Gary Lewis 8 the Playboys (July 2) NBC Rockweek: "Great Girl Groups of '60s" (July 9) "Rock 'N' Roll Rebound" w/Den Blackburn on StaGCr heiTo -Lrrgitaee ksD u(PJkuerl yo (J8fu-i1llye0 ):1 -3) BJoehanc hC oBuogyasr (J(Juulyly 18--41) 1) RMoalglianzgi nSet oPnreo ductions "TheNb Rleewo,"ce klolennte sN ' BERCxet rdan eG(wWlaser ees:pk eRocefi at,hkl ianrerkepi nog2r0 t )twh e/ GUrnyt hNinukna- SupCehrrisstotaphre rC Coronscs e(Jrutlys :1 -3) Creative Radio Shows Guest DJ: Sou(Jruclye :3 ) BAOGOE N-E BNOoOteSd TSsi nGgOerS/aPcEtoLr IPMa-t Rod Stewart (July 2) A/C: Tubes' Fee Waybill, Michael Cotten (July 4) "Rock Chruniule" w/Den Forrnento: Happy birthday Boone also doubles as host of the Styx (July 9) Air Supply (July) Bob Welch (July 11) to Todd Rurdgren (Week of June 20) syndicated gospel music program ACSpoBonCttel igmhpt oSrapreyc iaNl:e t/ CouWnilltier yN:e lson 4th of July Picnic PEOPLE ""MOinneiJC - uuVMnrireeien wnu2 "t0 oe)ff eWTahtituehr .eF..sl"a kJ wo(W/aRneo enkAa r moEfa !Jltauretn deak p2go0 t)(l iWgheteek Coyf ha"Tnoduh ren oPswha otr weBa ocpohrneeems Sioevhreeordw 1."0in 0 T sJhtaea ntoiuonanersy - RocEklto nN Jeoht/nS (uJuplye 1r7g) roups (DIR): LoRnodbeort nPl anWt Spaevciael l(Aeungugst t1h-1 5) Larry Michael is upped to Man- ""CRoopcJikun ngRe We p2ito0h)r" t:" wFr/aRnok nCa oEdllyio tt:a lkIasn aHbouuntt ecro p(Winege kw iothf whheies e tkahlpoye.m seB eoraoecncheo rindissi ntapgli lcmtsueturnedt.di o hewrhee rine Stray Cats/38 Special (July 2) Rock Over London: Sagpeorr/tSs pPorrotsd uOcepre rfaotri oMnsu tufraoml. HSe efniriosrt bosses (Week of June 20) Duran Duran/Bryan Adams (July 16) Spandau Ballet (Week of July 3) joined the network in 1976 as a part- time weekend tape editor. CBS News Correspondent RESOURCES Susan Spencer is tapped as a regular contributor to "Newsnotes." She will alternate with colleague Diane Sawyer. Spencer has been affiliated with CBS News since 1978. It takes resources to compete Watermark/ABC Radio Enter- in radio today. Financial resources, prises has expanded, moving into newly -built offices located at 3575 people resources. Cahuenga Blvd. West, Los Angeles, CA 90068. Those offices will house all Audience and market research from the company's administrative, CRAMER COMMUNICATIONS will protect marketing, and production teams, The NAB Radio while the former Ventura Blvd. location your resources. will remain as studio production Programming Conference facilities. Call us first. And let the Keith Jackson of ABC Sports marketplace decide. has signed an exclusive contract to August 28-31, 1983 St. Francis Hotel host "The Olympic Tradition Con- tinues" for the ABC Information Net- work. The 200 pre -Olympic reports (817) 274-9892 premiere October 10, 1983 and con- Radio Research Division clude July 26, 1984. In related activity, CRAMER COMMUNICATIONS WMAL/Washington, DC sportscas- P.O. Box 120427 ter Johnny Holliday inks a contract Arlington, Texas 76012 with the Information Net to anchor two Radio Department, NAB, 1771 N St. NW, Washington, DC 20036 daily sportscasts. He will retain his (202) 293-4955 duties at WMAL. www.americanradiohistory.com Starring in Telly ßUSYERSi Savalas Telly Savalas, TV's "Kojak," now brings his viewers to radio in a new two and a half minute dimension of suspense- "Crimebusters." Telly Savalas describes a real crime, taken from actual police files. The kind of crime that will strike one out of every two Americans in their lifetime. "Crimebusters" gives tips on how your listeners can protect themselves from being victimized by crime. CRIMEBUSTERS MAKES MONEY Subject matter plus Telly Savalas equals high advertiser interest. CRIMEBUSTERS IS FREE! "Crimebusters" offered free of charge on a barter basis CRIMEBUSTERS IS COMING SOON! 260 EXCITING EPISODES FIVE DIFFERENT EPISODES PER WEEK. CALL TODAY! 2945 Stone Hogan Road Suite 215 (404) 3492200 Atlanta, Georgia 30331 www.americanradiohistory.com R&R/Friday, June 17, 1983 Pro: Motions Kidwell New Metromedia Ups Christensen CommCor President Chris Christensen has been appointed VP/Fi- Don Kidwell becomes Presi- nance of Metromedia Radio. He assumes the newly - dent of CommCor, Inc. following created post from his previous position as Controller of his resignation as VP/GM of Group the Metromedia Producers Corporation. Christen- One Broadcasting's WONE & sen first joined the broadcasting company in 1982; prior WTUE/Dayton. CommCor recent- to that he spent five years with CBS Television. ly agreed to purchase WGH-AM & FM/Newport News, VA (R&R Gannett Promotes Harvey 6-3). In addition, Kidwell will serve as the stations' GM. Don Kidwell Walter Harvey has been upped to VP/National Sales Director of the Gannett Broadcasting Group. Menowsky Named WSQV GM Most recently, he held the firm's national television Tim Menowsky has been elevated to GM of Sales Director post. WSQV/Jersey Shore, PA, from his recent stint as the station's General Sales Manager. Succeeding him in that Hackett, Nesbitt Rejoin Chrysalis post is Gerald Getz. - McConnell Returns To WNDE & WFBQ KKXX IS FULL OF HOT AIR Shown is the KKXX/Bakersfield Hot Air Balloon, Milt McConnell moves crosstown to WNDE & which recently served as the broadcast booth for MD Scott Marcus's afternoon WFBQ/Indianapolis as Local Sales Manager. Previous- show. During the show, Scott and the balloon touched down three times for refueling and a chance to talk with listeners. ly interim GM of neighboring WIFE, McConnell began his radio career at WNDE & WFBQ. His background also in- cludes a sales stint with Indianapolis outlet WIKS. Scripps -Howard Ups Two Both James Smith and Richard Janssen will now assist President Donald Perris in addition to their cur- Jeff Hackett Robert Nesbitt rent posts with Scripps -Howard Broadcasting Com- Jeff Hackett and Robert Nesbitt rejoin Chrysalis pany. Smith, a company veteran since 1958, serves as Records, working in the label's promotion department. VP/Sales. Janssen, who first joined Scripps -Howard in Hackett serves as Southwest Regional Field Rep, while 1978, retains his VP/Radio position. Nesbitt handles the same duties for the Northwest region. - PolyGram Appoints Halsey Opens New York Office PUNKIN' OUT WITH KFRC What's it like in the streets within the world of the Johnson Controller The Jim Halsey Company has established a New ptou naks sreomckbelers i?n foKrFmRaCtio/Sna nfo rF raa KncFiRscCo srpeepcoiartle er nJtiotleeld K "aRmidiisnhge rO (uct) wTheen tN uenwd eWrcaovvee,r" Martin Johnson has been pro- York office, with Richey Barz named as its Managing which aired recently. Kamisher is shown talking with two police officers for their im- moted from Audit Supervisor to Director. In addition to representing the booking/man- pressions of the punk movement in San Francisco. Controller, PolyGram Corpora- agement agency, Barz will act as liaison with Churchill tion. A three-year veteran of the Records & Video, Ltd., a Halsey subsidiary. The new office can be reached at (212) 605-2824. label, Johnson previously worked for a New York CPA firm. Martin Johnson Williams Heads A&M Marketing Dept. Group W Stations Name Murphy Mark Williams, formerly an A&M college rep in Howard Murphy assumes the position of Con- Atlanta, has been promoted to Director/Alternative Mar- troller for sister Pittsburgh outlets KDKA-AM, WPNT- keting. The newly -established department consists of FM, and KDKA-TV. Murphy comes to Pittsburgh from 12 local reps and is targeted at college radio, dance Group W's WJZ-TV/Baltimore, where he held a similar clubs, and smaller retail accounts. post. Kenyon Returns To Island Donahoe Upped At KCBQ Kathy Kenyon rejoins Island Records as National Promotion Coordinator. Between 1976-78 she served in Jim Donahoe has been raised to Local Sales the label's promotion department. Manager of KCBQ-AM & FM/San Diego. 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