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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1985
Page
7
Michael Stanley, a top Cleveland rocker, released a new theme song for the 1985 Cleveland Indians. It was planned for game broadcasts and radio television promos but drew hostile feedback, notably from WWWE host Pete Franklin who called it crap after playing portions on air.
A broadcasting source called the song harsh saying it sounded like a man yelling. Viewers at WUAB Channel 43 were surprised as the track was chosen for opening game telecasts, with expectations of milder music.
Marcus Advertising critics denounce a modified Stanley hit used for Cleveland's baseball team promotion. The idea aimed to boost fan identification but audiences call the song raucous and inappropriate. Oscar season notes and station moves feature in a broader local media rundown including Edelman’s promotion and state basketball broadcasts.
NBC insiders say Bochco forced to resign due to inability to meet production schedule for Hill Street Blues. The show faced steep budget overruns and slipping ratings, with 23 episodes produced versus 26 planned. Several cast contracts up in the summer as new leadership may reshuffle the lineup.
Television listings show 6 PM to 9 PM programming across networks with the ABC/Showtime style lineup. Highlights include Academic Challenge Alliance Hillsdale and country music coverage, Doctor Who plot hints, American Caesar documentary, Rebellious Jukebox comedy special, and films Christine Staying Alive Race For The Yankee Zephyr. The listings also include sports and classic series like Gilligan’s Island era content and Hunter returning.
Inside source in the California drug ring is released to testify in a New York murder case prompting speculation of a pivotal shift. The broadcast lists a collage of film, TV and musical segments across networks with classic movies and late night lists.
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