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Show ir Hjf ygai The Salt Lake Tribune, Thursday, December yniiTU)gaMyi 1, g 1ji ,niinTiyK-,i- i y niyini.MigW 'jr "' 1981 Panrl TV Farr By Tom Jury AMHiiitiil Pros Writer To sliiikcup in UBS appears immi- linn san lio's A Voting unanimously. Lake County eoni-misinners Wednesday infused to renew the license ol Larry Jeppsen. a daneer known to Ins Ians as "( ra.y Larry Last spring sheriffs ottieers on special assignment at the Gatsliy lint Ixith "Morning" and "Wake I p have lust ground to the competition "Good Morning America" on ABC and B("s long running "Today." causing (Till). Other Alternatives I, i r. Keeshan There seems to n in heavenly The later lime slot for "Wake Cp" is expected to lie opposed by CHS alii hates wlio consider it a to poor lead-idaytime programming. Women make up a large segment of the daytime audience, and stations generally prefer a preceding program w'ith wider appeal. Tp to the Minute' Another factor is that Keeshan was given a daily spot on CHS' "Cp to the Minute" midufternoun news program, r essentially in exchange fur the lie lost in tiie morning. "Up to the Minnie" will leave Hie air by the first of llie year, and Keeshan said he wants tune tor commentary on lamily issues elsewhere in the schedule. where the program will end up. and in what form, has become a delicate problem.' Not in Jeopardy can tell you the show is not in jeopardy." Kosenfield said I the morning schedule "Changes certainly are being considered, and we're looking now at how we can serve two desirous audiences adults ami without angering either one. children "We know if we do am thing to disturb Kangaroo" we'll have mothers up in arms." tie said. Cancellation. Keeshan said, "would make everyone unhappy, and I can't believe they're going lo do it." in half-hou- "I've made clear that it my obliga- tions lo file family and its problems don't go away with cancellation of 'Up to the Minute.' and Ive told (hem I want to continue somewhere," Keeshan said. Syndication of his show is a mssibili-ly- . lie noted. "Somebody said to me not long ago. Wliy don't you just walk away Irom it and retire? I'm not alxiut to give up nil young people." Keeshan said "Somebody'S got to speak lor them in this business." 'Morning' Program CHS expanded its "Morning" news program from an hour to HO minutes Sept. 28. and in the process lopped a Irom "Captain Kangaroo." The long-tim- e staple of children's TV was renamed "Wake Up" and given a new time slot. a ill. "Captain Kangaroo" had been broadcast a. m.. with "Morning" broadcast in the preceding hour. n Thursdays Viewing Ltn'iil Tvlevisitm Station KSL-T- V , 972-177- Channel 5, KBYU. Channel KUTV, Channel 2, 6 237-230- 0 (Provo) 11, "Daddy. dont say you're never going to have the phone repaired!. .1 don't like bad . jokes!" are under consideration, however. likely the show her. an opinion Kosenfield. an in tlie (.'US KTVX. Channel 4. South, claimed they saw tile male stripper perlorm nil a table, simulate sex acts and let women stuff money into Ids bikini ail violations of bricls county law. During a public hearing before county commissioners Monday. Mr. Jeppsen disputed those allegations, contending there was nothing about his dances that would not lie seen on a television disco slam considerable speculation in the industry that CHS will du something soon to half the slide One possibility. Kosenfield said, is a two liuur news program, beginning at 030 am. a half hour ahead of the opposition. Keeshan said a 8:30-- 9 a. in slol would Im line with him Kosenlield added that several other alternatives x HUT E. 330(1 378-529- 6 ,973-300- KUED, Channel 7. 391-777- 7 KSTU-TV2- 339-122- 0 8 0, Nielsen Batinas 60 Minutes No. NEW YOKK iAPi "lid Minutes." mounting a challenge to "Dallas." last season's show, won the prime-timratings race lor the second straigld week and helped CBS to another top finish in the weekly competition. figures Irom the A C. Nielsen Co. top-rate- e showed. The two one-tw- o in CHS programs finished the ratings for the week ending Dee. fi. Cp to a week ago. "Dallas" has been first five times ill the seven weeks since the TV season began Oet. 5. Tiie CHS newsmagazine was the highest-- ! aled program in the 1979-8season. It was the first time in a mouth that ABC and CHS had not swapped the dominant position in the three-wa- y race. CHS has been lirst five times Hus season. ABC lorn-- . 0 Averages 1S.7 CBS' average rating lor the period was is 7 to 17.7 lor ABC and 17 for NBC. The networks say that means in an minute. 18 7 perivetage prime-timcent ol the nation's homes with TV were watching CBS. Tiie rating lor "(Ml Minutes" was 28 !l. Nielsen says that means of all the homes. 28. d country's IHTccnt saw at least part ol tiie No. e 1 1 Again Ten of the week's 11 lowest-rate- d programs were new shows or specials, beginning with CBS' "Simon and Simon" in OOtli place, followed by "McClain's Law" and "Doug Henning's World of Magic." both on NBC, two ABC shows. "Making a Living" and "Open All Night." CBS' "Shannon." "Television Inside and Out" on NBC. "Strike ABCs Force." 'NBC the Magic Magazine" is the only continu- ing series among the before this season. 11 introduced Eleven Highest Here arc tiie week's 11 highest-rateprograms: "till Minutes." with a rating of 28.!) representing 23.7 million homes, and "Dallas," 27 or 22.1 million, both CBS: "NFL Monday Night Football." Philadelphia vs. Miami. 25 3 or 20.7 million. ABC; "Archie Bunker's Place." 24.0 or 20.4 million. 24.8 or 20.3 million, and "One Day at a Time." 24.2 or 19.8 million, all CBS; "Bret Maverick." 23.2 or 19 million. NBC; "Falcon Crest." and "Alice" and "The Joliersons." both 21.2 or 17.4 d show million, both CBS. Though NBC finished last tor the ninlli straigld week, there were some encouraging signs for the struggling Tiie remainder of tiie To)) 20: "House Calls." CBS. and "Little House on the Prairie." NBC. tie: "Lou Grunt." CBS: "Dynasty." ABC; "Hill "A Long Sireet Blues." NBC; Movie Wav Home." and "Three's Company both ABC: "Real People." NBC. and "Magnum. P.O.." CBS network. The premiere episode of James Bret Maverick" Garner's new finished seventh NBC's first Top 10 show in two weeks. And Hie acclaimed "Hill Sireet Blues" was loiii. its highest ranking ev cr T'alcon Crest' CBS scored with the debut of "Falcon Crest." No. 8 for the week, as the .show benefited from its lead-in- . "Dallas." Four other newly introduced series were moderately successful "Fall Guy" on ABC in 70th place. NBC's "Father Murphy" .'fist. "Wait Disney" on CBS 32nd. and NBC's "Gimme a Break" Kith. s By Stev e Saunders Tribune Stuff Writer Davis County officials are planning to give voters a chance next February or March to decide whether they want the county's paramedic program to continue and liow they want to pay for it. The County Commission met Wednesday morning wilh the county sheriff, auditor, clerk and attorney to discuss Hie luture of the paramedic service, which has been become an endangered program us the county tightens the vise on its budget. Following tiie meeting. Commissioner Harry B. Gerlach said officials agreed to let voters decide whether they want the program or not. A formal resolution setting the exaet date of lute winter referendum should he forthcoming in the next week, lie said. Separate Mill Levy? Commissioner Gerlach said voters will also be asked to decide if the program should bo funded by a separate property tax mill levy, similar to special levies now assessed to fund the county library system and flood control projects. He said removing the paramedics from the general fund would guarantee the revenue needed to fund the service. "If it remains in the general fund, it may not continue. We may not he able to afford it." he said. Commissioner Gerlach said the specific mill levy to lie presented to oters will be determined once tiie total eosls of establishing a separate fund are determined. He said officials arc using a base figure of $300,000. and adding the cost of raining more FARMINGTON v 1 on ABC and Magazine." "Darkroom" ol Bart "Through Pyramid" on NBC. "NBC Pai-iidumiu- Voters to Decide Issue SlriMi Salt (Haloid Schindler is on vacation. His column. Television Today, will resume iilton his return.) liali-hot- Davis Liruiisu CBS Shakeup Worrying Keeshan on Wake Up MOW YOHK l)iiis Hearing Dated On Use of Trade Name A hearing will le held Friday at 1:3(1 p.m. before Judge David K. Winder. US. District Court for Utah, to consider questions remaining in the ease of The Godfather Restaurant father's Pizza chain. versus God- Wednesday's Tribune said that a jury in the trade-namdispute ordered the pizza chain to cease using its name in Salt Lake. Weber and Davis counties. What the jury ordered was that The Godfather Restaurant. East, be awarded $200,000 because it was damaged in those three counties. A story inaccurately in e 350-30- 0 Planetarium Selling Space Calendars Hansen Planetarium. Bandit Cels S3K0 Special to Tiie Tribune 15 S. State, hopes to sell 12.5nl "Wonders of the Universe Calendars" for each. $7.95 by mail. 1982 at $0.95 A lone VALLEY CITY gunman took $380 Irom Hie attendant at the Redwood Sell Service Gas Station. 2340 S. Redwood as he was closing up Monday night. West Valley Police Tom LaCos.se. planetarium publications manager, said the calendar, developed by the statf. can lie ordered by mail at I09KS. 200 West. Salt Lake City. Utah 84101. or licked up from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the reported. planetarium. WEST - paramedics to meet state regulation-.- , ami costs for hiring sheriff's deputies to replace those undergoing training Sheriff Administratiim The program would remain under tile administration of the county sheriff, lie said. Davis County's program, unlike most others, uses law enforcement ollieers who receive special paramedic training. Establishment of a separate fund for Ige paramedic program would allow officials to lower the general lund mill levy, the commissioner said. As a result, it would widen the "cushion" between the existing general fluid levy and the 10 mill maximum allowed by state law. The coiuity is proposing a general fund mill levy of 12 mills for 1982. City Council Agrees to Shut Street The Salt Lake City Council agreed to close Folsom Avenue (35 South) between 200 and 300 West streets so plans, lo expand the Salt Palace can proceed. But tiie council's action was contingent on some form of compensation irom Salt Lake County. The County Commission asked the city to vacate the t stretch of alley that avenue, a bisects the block west of Hie Salt Palace, so that excavation and demolition work can commence. Council members, however, voted to appoint a committee comprised of city stuff and a council member to decide in 30 days what the city will from the county in return for the property. The thorough hire's land value was appraised by llie city at $400.00(1. Land Trade Interest County officials indicated they take exception with the parcels net worth. The city has expressed interest in a Folsom Avenue imland trade possibly some watershed acreage the county owns in Parleys Canyon. Mayor Ted Wilson advised the council not lo seek an "eye tor an eye" proposition because Salt Lake City, through increased tourism and sales taxes, will benelit Irom Hie Salt Palace projeit. The mayor said a cooperative relationship with the county lias proven lo be more beneficial and productive. "We don't close si reels for money. That's never been our aim." said Mayor 387-loo- Wilson Where loes It End "The question is where does it (generosity) end'." asked Councilman Ronald J Whitehead, saying the city has considered giving the county breaks on such items as building and demolition fees to accommodate the Sait Palace expansion Meeting as directors of Hie Salt Lake City Redevelopment Agency , the council learned that $1.5 million Irom a 82.5 million grant the city holds for Salt Palace expansion land acquisition, relocation and demolition costs was handed Hie county this week. before the council could review 'expansion plans. 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