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Show State Decides Drivers License F orins Records Classified Will Remain as Hart Biased NBC, Mudd Seem Against 4B The Salt Lake Tribune IVlesifion 1 March Saturday, li, 1984 are Drivers license application interview that Mudd unleashed at Hart Tuesday night. Rude and crude, composed entirely of hostile questions, it ended with Mudd asking Hart. "Will you do your Teddy Kennedy imitation for me now ?" Even after 240 viewers telephoned NBC to complain about Mudd's manner. Mudd still does not seem to realize how spiteful he sounded while he was attacking Hart. "It is strange, he contended, that when a reporter asks a U.S. senator hard, sharp questions, it becomes news. By Lee Winfrey of Newspapers Knight-Ridde- r If the political correspondents on network television were assessed and ranked like Democratic presidential candidates. Roger Mudd would be classified as the biggest disappointment of the primary races so far. Mudd is doing better than the four candidates who have dropped out of the Democratic race, since he still carries the title of chief political correspondent" for NBC. But so far. his work rates no higher accolade than that of Ohio Sen. John Glenn and the Rev. Jesse Jackson, two Democratic contenders who have yet to win a primary. This has been a hard season for political pundits of all kinds, both in print and on the little screen, so it would be unfair to say that Mudd has lost his touch. But he looks rusty so far, not yet back in stride after taking six months off from polities. Clanking and Clunking Like Achilles at Troy, Mudd sulked in his tent from last September, when he was dropped as of The NBC Nightly News," until last month, when he donned his armor again less than two weeks before the New Hampshire primary. So far, though, he is clanking and clunking, not skewering and scoring. It's easy to forgive Mudd for saying, on Feb. 28, that Colorado Sen. Gary Hart was not geared for what's ahead" in this week's Super Tuesday primaries. Plenty of other experts didnt think Hart would win three of the five primaries Tuesday. But there is no excuse for the kind NBC President Calls It Quits NEW YORK (UPI) - Robert E. Mulholland, president of the National Broadcasting Company Inc., announced his resignation Friday, said. Mulholland's resignation came a week before NBC planned to announce a management reorganization, an NBC spokesman said. No successor was named. As president of NBC, Mulholland was responsible for the NBC television and radio network as well as its news and sports operations. He reported directly to NBC Chairman Grant Tinker. Mulholland, 50, joined NBC as a newswriter in Chicago in 1961. He held a variety ef positions with NBC prior to becoming president of the television network in 1977. He was named to his present position in NBC 1981. 1 But the interview did not come across to a viewer as merely tough questioning. It sounded venomous and it looked unfair. It looked like a vain reporter trying to enhance his reputation at the expense of a man who had done nothing to him to justify such rancor. It seemed as if Mudd were attempting to duplicate his greatest triumph of recent years, the 1979 interview in which he made Sen. Ted Kennedy look uncertain, unprepared. and unfit to be president. But where Mudds Kennedy interview was deft, his Hart interview was dumsv. The Mudd-Halow point of M Channel 1 . Kim, klT. 1 0. 12:30 p.m. Saturday March 17 6 a.m. INDEPENDENCE Flintstone Funnies The Monchhichis-Littl- e iX li. TODAY How to succeed with little or no Rascals Charlie Brown Lij 6:30 a.m. iX The Shirt Tales iii Supercade 7 a.m. most-populo- dL li, Uj i2 Smurfs Scooby and Scrappy Doo Show Personal Finance Pop 'N Rocker Buzzwords 1:30 p.m, X Tarzan America X The Impossible Dream X John Denver 11 lebrity Ski Classic A House for all ill Sesame Street 2? 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He pleaded guilty as part of a plea bargain arrangement with the Davis County Attorneys Office. During the court proceedings Special to The Tribune FARMINGTON Robert Lawrence Brewster said that on the night of Oct. 15, his mother fought with him. knocked him to the floor and the next thing he remembered was seeing her dead on the bed with a cord around her neck. 8 p.m. h Oceanus 7:30 a.m. X. li Saving Energy A 7 7:30 p.m. X Oceanus 1 0 581-777- Silver Spoons International Edition iX money. 11 973-300- among employees Committee members told review board representatives they feel they cannot grant the board the authority to access such ely-classified data, and that the committee must either go to the Legislature or appeal to the State Personnel Office for a revi- Taylorsville Youth Admits Killing Mother PUBLIC AUCTION New York Adventure." Johnny Weismuller, Maureen O'Sullivan 4 FINANCIAL out medical information and Social Security number. State Archivist A viuwer who looked only at those visuals would have concluded that Mondale must have won big while Hart came up empty. In fact, since Hart won more states, including two ones that were of the at stake, its hard to see how anyone could label him a loser for the night. NBCs opening visuals were misleading at best, dishonest at worst. A to black DLS proposed off-targ- COME FIND Movie: 28 g ANTIQUE H EMS FROM ANTIQUE SHOW Channel 2. Channel ). 23 -- 2300 Kl CD, Channel 7. Channel I . (Prwu) 378-529- 8 KSTI-TY2. strange-lookin- hour that NBC devoted to the "Super Tuesday races. The from the very show was beginning, featuring first a shot of a band playing happily at a crowded headquarters for former Vice President Walter F. Mondale, followed by a shot of a funereally quiet, almost-empt- y Hart headquarters e prime-tim- IamoI Tclcrision Stations KSL-- 1 a nors as responsible parties. In other action, the committee concluded it can't help the Personnel Review Board, which has not been given authority to have access to Work Force Adjuste reduction-in-forcment Plans have some that agencies plans created. PRB Administrator Robert N. White told committee members in a letter the PRB has had to go to court to compel agencies (none was identified) to produce RIF (reduction in force) lists. Once produced, errors in the lists, giving too much creidit or not enough credit to various employees on the list, were found and subsequently corrected at PRB urging Agencies, on the other hand, consider the lists private and not open to the PRB except in summary form (individuals not being identifiable) and oppose more DLS had requested reclassification in order to continue to provide relevant information to the courts and attorneys. Committee members noted that without the information being declared public, the courts and attorneys would be able to receive the information anyway, through subpoenas. interview was the rt Today s Viewing 972-177- 6 forms should not be classified as public data, even if the Office of Drivers License Services were to black out certain sensitive information, the State Records Committee concluded Friday. In a move that State Auditor W. Val Oveson, committee chairman. said was a rare example of taking the conservative (restrictive) approach to state records, the committee decided the records should remain classified as accessible, usually, private only to the individuals named in the documents. thought it was strong and firm. thought it was done "1 of the diseasy access because sension that might be created Lisa Fagerlund said of particular interest on the application is the signature of adults who have misigned license applications of h 35 a.m. fJdidCu A After your first payment your payments may vary depending on the model you NO DEPOSIT NO REPAIR BILLS NO ionu rtoM OBLIGATION select. No Credit NO DELIVERY CHARGE LARGE SELECTION ORDER BY PHONE You can rent payment toward ownership of the set. There is absolutely NO LONG TERM OBLIGATION and NO CREDIT CHECK regardless of Credit Rating . . because you are renting Checks! The Most Expensrve Television Set In America. 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