15 Jun 1985
Page 6
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1985
Page
6
WKYC-TV Channel 3's 6 p.m. hour long newscast, started March 18, shows ratings down from the last period and a year ago. News director Ron Bilek defends the program saying he is satisfied with the on air product and expects movement upward by February.
V News notes Channel 3 ratings lag Channel 5 led by WJEW as Channel 3 expands news against Wheel of Fortune. Channel 5 tied 6 pm derby with WEWS. Channel 3 fared 11 pm but trailed. WJJW moves to WWWE frequency amid Art Modell deal. Drennan Newton remain unplaced.
Channel 3 and General Motors run 60 second public service spots saluting area valedictorians. Readings include Elyria Lorain and western Cuyahoga County schools. Announcements began Monday and continue through July 14 throughout the day.
Neal Gabler leaves PBS Sneak Previews after a producers dispute at WTTW Chicago with Medved and Lyons filling in pending a replacement. Gabler’s contract not renewed per WTTW.
A dense list of 6 PM to 9 PM programs including Doctor Who at 6, movies such as Down Argentine Way and Hellow Triumph, and shows like Muppets Shields and Yarnell. Also weekend feature Port Clinton travel, Mike Douglas Presents, and Gimme a Break with various actors listed.
A mixed schedule highlights boxing, crime dramas, comedies, and documentaries. Notable titles include Nate And Hayes, Lassiter, Vertigo, Forced Vengeance, Wild Rovers, A Patch Of Blue, Maracaibo, and a John Chancellor White Paper on journalism, with host Jesse Jackson and Andrae Crouch in a Saturday lineup.
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