Moffitt and Lobo exit Cleveland TV in shakeup
Longtime WUAB-TV general manager Jack Moffitt leaves after 38 years to lead a new Houston UHF station while WKYC-TV adds two reporters and Channel 3 chief Richard Lobo departs for WMAQ-TV Chicago. Moffitt, 55, has worked in Cleveland since 1947, joining Channel 43 in 1968 and becoming GM in 1973.
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Moffitt Plans Jump to KTHT TV in Houston
Shannon Jewell reports the Channel 43 publicity leader will leave Cleveland August 9 to join KTHT-TV Houston, bringing success as a top independent and his prize wheel image. Interims and replacements are arranged as Lobo exits Channel 3 for WMAQ Chicago and Brad Fish joins from WTOL Toledo to boost Channel 3 news ratings.
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TV Highlights 7 30 P M Highlights Night Schedule
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