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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1985
Page
8
Arbitron ratings show WGAR FM slipping 30 percent in three months, dropping from sixth to tenth in local market popularity. The decline highlights country music's fading draw in the region despite past prominence.
In Cleveland's TV radio scene WGAR AM slips as WLTF FM climbs to fourth and WMMS FM stays top while WDOK and WQAL pace easy listening. Channel 61 and Channel 19 clash over Montreux festival telecasts with dates set for July 7 and 1985 respectively. Fig Newton teases a Cleveland return. Joe Bob Briggs appears on WEWS.
TV highlights across channels feature 6 PM lineups with music acts like Ronnie Milsap and The Judds, plus Loretta Lynn interviews. Evening slate includes Doctor Who “Enlightenment” and “The King’s Demons,” Elvis documentaries, The NeverEnding Story 1984, The Last Starfighter, and numerous films with star names such as Elvis Presley, Tom Selleck, Humphrey Bogart, and Whoopi Goldberg.
A TV guide listing shows multiple films and programs tonight including Reilly: Ace Of Spies at 10:30 PM, Purple Rain, Class, Capricorn One, Blood Alley, Homebodies, Felicity, The Blue Knight, Tenspeed And Brown Shoe, Splash, and Saturday Night Live hosted by Ringo Starr.
Avon Lake quartet Steel City IV from Avon Lake will perform at the Gazebo in Miller Road Park on Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The group plans a Sunday show in August. Members are Tom Beal Gene Pearce Ron Coates and Bob Marks. They formed in 1971 disbanded in 1976 and reformed about two years ago. The Recreation department seeks more community bands for August September concerts call 933 6141 Extension.
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