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Radio & Records

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THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER

Columbia Top Level Promotions

In a major announcement by Bruce Lundvall, the new President of CBS Records division, Ron AI- exenburg has been named Senior Vice President, Epic and Associated Labels. In hit new role, Alexenburg will immediately begin to move to expand the activities at Epic and the Associated Labels.

Lundvall also announced the promotion of Jack Craigo to Vice Pre- sident and General Manager, Mar- keting, CBS Records. In his new position, Craigo will have the respon- sibility to develop overall marketing directions for the product on Colum- bia, Epic and all other labels distributed by CBS.

These moves were made late last week. RBA learned just before press time this week that Don Dempsey has been appointed Vice President, Marketing, Columbia label. The announcement was made by Jack Craigo, the newly named VP and GM. The Columbia promotion department, headed by Stan Monteiro will be working closely with Demp- sey.

July 4th Radio Moment

WRKO /Boston PD J.J. Jordan has suggested that radio do something special at a certain pre -determined time on July 4th. A suggestion was raised that possibly all radio stations across The nation should play "God Bless America" at 3pm. All interested stations should contact Jordan who has volunteered to help coordinate this massive effort through REtR.

Morning Man Shuffle KSTP /Minneapolis has filled their

desirable morning drive slot with "J. Parker" Antrim. KSTP PD Marc Driscoll noted how happy he was to gain the talents of Parker (who has dropped Antrim with the move). Parker comes from rockers in San Jose and Seattle.

KCBQJSan Diego is now in need of a morning man as Jay Stone exits. Stone noted that the station wanted to go in a d fferent direc- tion in the mornings. Stone can be reached at 1714) 562 -2060. Mean while, KCBQ PD Gerry Peterson needs "a loon, no time and temps need apply." Contact Peterson at (714) 286 -1170.

Quickies Linda Ronstadt, Jackson Browne

and the Eagles are set to perform a benefit concert in Largo, Mary- land for Presidential candidate Jerry Brown. Concert is on May 14th and is expec ".ed to raise $100,000. Concert committee chairmen are Paul Drew, kv Azoff, Peter Asher and Peter Golden.

Several Capitol Records promotion men have resigned to join Al Coury at RSO Records

George Harrison announced the appointment of Dennis Morgan as Director of Operations for Dark Horse Records.

FRIDAY, MAY 14,1976

YOU MUSK CONNECTION

During the height of the Cocoa Beach, Florida tourist season, CK1C1 ran a very successful promotion on the beaches, giving away "CK Jerseys" and "CK Bikinis," an example of which is displayed here on one of the station's "CK Chicks" who handed out the garb. Over 5000 jerseys were given out in just one weekend.

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COUNTRY SECTION PAGE 18

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LU FIELDS FOOTBALL RESULTS PAGE 33

Setting The Record Straight Dear R&R:

A couple of years ago Radio & Records decided to publish an accurate AOR airplay report, something the industry in general, and AOR radio specifically, needed. It worked! Radio & Records has achieved th s great degree of success it deserves.

Unfortunately, success does have its drawbacks. Radio & Records' huge success has Ned to increased pressure to report certain records, whether player' or not lt's with great embarrassment we .sdmit that we have given in tosuch pressure in the past.

Recently came the rude awakening that we were lessening the accuracy of the AOR airplay report, the very thing we had longed for for so long. .a straight forward sheet that serves as an important reference tt'ol in helping to effectively program KBPI. And if we were reporting records we were not playing perhaps others were, too.

lt's been a pleasure for both of us to have been associated with Radio & Records since the outset, and we most certainly hope to continue but from this point on we refuse to report any record not receiving substantial airplay on KBPI-FM...and we urge our fellow AOR stations to do the same.

We hope you will accept our apologies, and we hope any other station reporting records not played will also cease. We need Radio & Records for wnat it is: THE accurate A OR airplay report

Sincere Frank Felix

Program Director JeffPo/lack

Music Co- ordinator KBPIFM /Denver

Following a recent editorial by AOR Editor Mike Harrison, we received this letter from KBPI. We feel the matter so important that we are publishing the letter on the front page.

KFRC SUPERWALK RAISES $100,000- Thousands of listeners turned out in support of the Northern California March of Dimes 20 mile walk. Dr. Don Rose, recently recovering from a leg injury, raised $3000 from hs listeners as he walked three miles with a cast from hip to tos on. Since Dr. Don did the deed, our question is why KFRC PD Michael Spears passed out behind him?

Thom O'Hair has resigned his position as Creative Director and afternoon drive jock on KMET /Los Angeles to become West Coast Re- gional Promotion Director for Cap - ricom Records. According to Opera- tions Director Sam Bellamy, his shift

will be taken over by BobCobum.

Jesse Bullet, has resigned his position as morning man at KGB AM, San Diego to become Program Di- rector of KDEO in that market. Both stations are AM AOR's.

TONY ORLANDO Et "DAWG" -While in Atlanta for a concert, Tony stopped by the WQXI studios for an hour long on air rap. A listener brought by an eleven week old puppy for Tony, who proceeded to give the dog his first big break on radio. Pictured IL -R) Mike Randell and Jerry Goodman, E/A Dick Shannon, afternoon drive WQXI, kneeling is Jack Fitzgerald, WQXI PD.

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R RADIO NEWS

KNUS FIGHTS KLIF APPLICATION FOR SECOND LICENSE

The McLendon Corporation, owners of KNUS /Dallas, recently filed a petition with the FCC a- gainst Fairchild Broadcasting, owners of KLIF, on the basis that Fair- child is not qualified to become a licensee of a second broadcast facility, KDTX -FM /Dallas. Fairchild's application for the KDTX license would change the current religious facility to a contemporary format.

KNUS General Manager Bart Mc- Lendon told REtR that the petition outlined two different areas in which his company felt Fairchild displayed actions which should be brought up before the Commission. The first involved past programming on KLIF, alleging that ratings had been hypoed on the air via contests during rating periods, and off the air via outside advertising scheduled for those time periods. The second part of the petition alleged that KLIF's community ascertainment survey of community needs contained many errors and was mis- representative. KNUS obtained copies of original ascertainment forms from KLIF, and filed these along with affidavits from some of the surveyed community leaders stating that some of the information on KLIF's forms was incorrect. Mc- Lendon noted that in one case, a woman who was interviewed was listed on the ascertainment form as Black, which she is not. Similar errors were also noted on a number of other forms. According to McLendon, the forms also "...included interviews with people who could not in any way be deemed to be community leaders, and in fact were not even residents of the community."

RFtR spoke to Fairchild division President Allan Henry, who talked with us about his reply to the FCC

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on the petition's charges. Henry stated that KLIF was "not remiss" on hypoing charges, and that the station regularly conducts on -going contests throughout the year, not just during rating periods, and that the subject of outside advertising was "no problem." On the subject of the ascertainment forms, Henry said that all 87 original forms were valid, but that there had been some "clerical" errors. KLIF's forms, Henry noted, contained more information thn the Commission required on ascertainments, such as race classifi- cation and signatures. In addition, KLIF alleges that McLendon Corp. "employed harrassing methods" when contacting the community leaders in order to have them file affidavits, and also says that Mc- Lendon altered some of KLIF's documents. Henry also stated that Fair- child believes that there is a "con- spiracy" between McLendon Corp. and local weekly newspaper Oak Cliff Tribune, which has run editorials against the proposed format change. In addition to validating their pre- vious ascertainments. KLIF included 193 new community surveys in their reply to the Commission, point- ing out that the needs and pro- blems ascertained by the suppli- mental surveys backed up their original survey.

GENEROUS OWNER WAPEJJacksonvike PD John Long

had a dream come true last week. WAPE owner Stan Kaplan dropped in the studios during the "Grease - man's" AM drive show, and told him that he wasn't giving away enough money. Kaplan then proceeded to draw out five $100 bills from his pocket and demanded that Greaseman give them away to callers. Then, during J.J. Jackson's afternoon drive shift, Kaplan repeat- ed the offer, bringing the total giveaway to $1000 for the day.

CORRECT DIGITS WIN PRIZES Over $3000 in prizes have already

been won in WQXIIAtlanta's "Cave Of The Seven Treasures" contest. One seven -digit number was de- signated as the key to the right path through the mysterious cave to find the prizes. The second phase of the contest offers $5000 in prizes to listeners who call in their guesses. "Haunting" sounds are heard in the background as the caller enters the

cave, and if their combination guess is wrong, a prehistoric monster ends their cave trip.

WPGC /Washington D.C. has offered over $10,000 in cash and prizes in their "Great Gold Rush." One digit of the correct combination to the stash is given out on the air each day, the first listener with all digits in the right order wins the prizes.

A "BIGFOOT" PAYS OFF WLEE /Richmond listeners with

large shoe sizes have the edge in the station's "Bigfoot" contest, ty- ing in with Big Tree Records' Bro Smith single. Callers are a. larded the number of LPs that matches their shoe size; a size 12 foot wins a dozen hitalbums.

RADIO REAPS AWARDS KEWI /Topeka walked away with

three awards during various state broadcasting meetings recently. A commercial produced by KEWI personality "Doc" Holiday was select- ed as best in the state, and the Best In State PSA award went to the station's VP and GM Bob Russell. KEWI's news department won an overall coverage award from the Associated Press.

California Assemblyman Paul Priolo presented KRTH /Los Angeles

Continued on page 4

A few of the 400,000 13Q/Pittsburgh "stick it" promotion bumperstickers distributed by the station are pictured here on one able- bodied listener who won $50 for showing up at the 13Q studios with northing on but the stickers. Also shown here is afternoon personality Don Cox who presented the. cash to the loyal listener.

Country radio station KRZY, Al- buquerque, has just begun a promotion that involves listeners try- ing to guess the contents of the "Black Box," (pictured above) Eight clues a day are announced en -the- air. Listener calls are taken once an hour. Postcard entries are also accepted. The winner gets what- ever is inside. The "Black Box" is located at a local car dealer where entry blanks are also available.

Throngs of KWIZ /Santa Ana listeners attended the live broadcast of the "First Annual Catered Breakfast and Bar Mitzvah" in honor of Bob Shannon's first year anniversary at the station. Morning man Shannon held the festivities in the station parking lot at the bright and early hour of 7:30am. Listeners provided food and drink in return for such high- lights as the Bar Mitzvah of a listener, the showing of a "Navy Hygiene" film, a violinist who played gypsy music (symbolic of the life of a disc jockey) and much more. The climax of the entire event took place when Shannon took out his hostilities by beating on a plastic replica of the station manager. Pictured left to right are: "station manager," Shannon. newsman Ed Nix,and winner of the Ed Nix look -a -like contest.

Columbia Records held a private party after Neil Diamond's packed house performance at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. Diamond cele- brated with (L to Fq; WLAC VP and PD Dick Kent, WLAC "s John Con - lee, Columbia promo exec Eddie Esserman, Peggy Walla',e, Diamond, CBS VP Nashville Operations Ron Bledsoe, Freddy Weller and local TV personality Oprah Winfrey.

Racing -silk ckad WFFL/Philadelphia personalities Bill Corsair (left) and Jim O'Brien (rightf sand beside their mounts at the conclusionof "The First Great Personalit} Handicap" at a local race track. WFIL "Boss Chicks" along with Cprsair's wife /producer Janis (center) and track grooms pose with the horses that brought O'Brien and Corsair in first and second, respectively.

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RADIO RADIO NEWS

Continued from page 3 with an award for outstanding community involvement during a station luncheon, with RKO Radio Presi- dent Dwight Case and VP of Pro- gramming Paul Drew in attendance.

WDIFIMarion, Iowa newsteam Bob Bender and Allen May won Associated Press awards for the state in Best Regularly Scheduled News and documentary categories.

MOTHER'S DAY GIVEAWAYS WFOMIMarietta's "Mom Et Apple

Pie" weekend honored listeners' moms with chances for winning retailers gift certificates, applicances, clothes and apple pies. Every hour a caller won one of the prizes.

One lucky WCMI /Ashland listener treated their mother to a dozen roses, tickets for a local play and dinner compliments of the station.

"UN -COLA SAM" WCAO/Baltimore and 7 -Up com-

pany are cleaning up that city, with the help of promos cut by "Un- Cola Sam," an Uncle Sam sound - alike who offers prizes to listeners who can collect 50 7 -Up cans. All cans will be recycled by 7 -Up.

GEORGIA PICNIC WTOC/Savannah is in the midst

of planning their "Great American Picnic, " after the conclusion of their on -going "'76 Sweepstakes." Lis- teners will be treated to free con- certs by local bands, free refresh- ments, a boating contest, wet T- Shirt contest and door prizes during the festivities. Local high school students are being asked to join in the "Great Tug -Off" during the picnic with the winning team receiving a free 50's hop dance from the station. The announcement of the grand prize winner of a weekend in Daytona Beach and a car in the Sweepstakes contest will culminate the picnic.

ALL AMERICAN WFIL As Philadelphia gears up for the

Bicentennial crush, WFIL is putting their listeners' humorous and serious answers to the question "'What Makes America" on the air. All American things such as fried chick- en, apple pie and copies of Char- lie Rich's "America The Beautiful" singles will be given away to those who voice their answers to the station's patriotic question.

BOWLING FOR BUCKS WPEZ/Pittsburgh's Charlie Lake

reports on the station's recent promotion extravaganza, "Bowling For Bucks." Callers were taken to the WPEZ "Bowlarama," where a Ho- ward Coeell sound -alike officiated the games. The listeners were a- warded 510 for each pin they knock- ed down, via a rotating cart. Con- solation prizes for listeners who scored only gutter balls included concert tickets, Polaroid cameras and more.

CAR CRAMMING CK101 /Cocoa Beach, Florida pro-

gram director Benjamin Hill recently invited local clubs and or- ganizations to participate in their Car -Cram. All those cramming into the car received special "I Love to CK" jerseys. One local high school succeeded in packing 48 people into a Lincoln Continental, winning the $101 prize.

CELEBRITY VISITS While in Lexington for the run -

ning of the Kentucky Derby, Telly Savales dropped by the remote - broadcast shopping center site of WVLK's Jim Jordan show. Telly

talked about his TV show, recording career and horse racing enthusiasm with Jim, surrounded by 1000 fans. Telly also received a solid gold lo- llipop compliments of one of the shopping center's jewelry stores.

Over 7000 turned out for an ap- pearance by John Travolta, aka Vinnie Barbarino, during WIXY/ Cleveland's promotion for the new superstar. Nearly 10,000 fans sent in postcards to be eligible for a date with Travolta during the contest, and many others got autographs during WIXY's shopping center promotion with him.

BABY CONTEST Ted Bell, GM and air personality

at WORGIOrangebixg turned his po- tential fatherhood into a station contest last week. Ted's wife is due to have a baby any day, and Ted gave his listeners a chance to win the station's Top 30 records if they

could guess the date and time de- livered, and the sex and weight of the baby closer than other guessers.

GRANITE OFFERS BEATLES SONGBOOK

With the current resurgence of interest in the Beatles, Granite Re- cords reports a radio contest tie in with Tina Allen's "John, Paul, Ringo and George" single. The Allen record has many references to Bea- tles titles and lyrics, and stations are running contest asking listeners to phone in the correct number of references. Granite is offering participating stations copies of the Beatles songbook "Lennon and Mc- Cartney's Greatest Hits" as prizes for their listeners. The hard -cover picture filled songbook features play -along arrangements of the Bea- tles' hits. Interested stations should call Nat'l promo man Del Roy at (2131462-6933.

U100/Minneapolis' Chucker Morgan welcomed with open arms last year's Playboy Miss April during her recent visit to the studios.

w While winding his way around the country in his mobile home, Jesse Colin Young took time to visit WBBF/Rochester to conduct an inter- view. Relaxing after the show are (L to R); WBBF MD Tommy Nast, Jess*. and PD Bob Savage.

"The White Knight," Cledus Maggard, is all smiles as he gets together with WIRE's Afternoon Drive Personality, Ken Speck (L1 and WIRE's Mid Morning Personality, Gary Havens, backstage at WIRE's "Midwest C.B. Jamboree." Dave Dudley also appeared at the Jamboree that featured the largest display of C.B. equipment ever assembled under one roof.

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WROR /Boston's "Teen Angel," buried beneath 12,000 entries in the station's Elvis Mystery Montage Contest, displays winning postcard as WROR PD Paul Ward (left) and contest winners look on- Prize for correctly identifying three Elvis songs included round trip fare to Los Angeles, hotel accomodations, unlimited rental car use, a day at Disneyland, and 2 tickets to see Elvis in concert

K108/Honolulu recently held Hawaii's First C.B. Convoy. A mixture of trucks, busses, bikes and cars helped raise funds for local charity while participating in the convoy. At the end of the parade, K108 held a Disco party and gave away 2 CB radios, along with LPs for their listeners. The event was captured on film for local TV and newspapers.

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BUSINESS NEWS

NABET Sues NBC The National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians, in the midst of a long strike against

the NBC Network, has filed a $10 milion lawsuit against the network, citing libel and NBC's "malicious" suit filed against the union in April. NABET's local No. 11 said that NBC had questioned the integrity of the union and its members, and asked $5 million in libel damages and $5 million for damages incurred by NBC's suit.

WBBM -FM's New Woman GM Lois Gredell has been named general manager of WBBM- FMIChicago, marking CBS' first appointment

fora woman to a GM post. Ms. Gredell was promoted to the position from CBS FM Sales midwest manager, after five years with the company.

Globetrotters To Metromedia The Hadem Globetrotters Basketball team and other Globetrotter Communcations merchandising sub-

sidiaries have been sold to Metromedia Inc. for a reported $11 million cash.

EMI, Meggs Suit Dismissed A $30 million lawsuit against EMI Ltd, three of its directors, and Capitol Records' Brown Meggs

has been dismissed in a Los Angeles U.S. District Court. The class action suit, alleging securities fraud, was filed by former Capitol staffer Rocco Catena. The District Court judge determined that EMI, based in London, could not be a defendant in the case. The suit will continue with Capitol Industries and two other Capitol executives named as defendants.

Chi-Lites' Members Sentenced Eugene Record, Marshall Thompson and Robert Lester, members of the Chi-Lites, have been fined $5000

and placed on one year probation by a Newark Federal Judge on charges of failing to file income tax returns. All three members had pleaded guilty to the charges, which stemmed back to 1972. Both Record and Thompson had testified in the Newark trial which recently resulted in jail sentences for Brunswick Records' executives.

FTC Accuses Levi- Strauss Levi Strauss Er Co. has been accused of price fixing for their retail clothing by the Federal Trade

Commission. The Commission suggests that the company should be stopped from making any suggested retail pricing on their merchandise for a three year period. The Commission recommendation stated that Levi should mail a letter to all retail outlets stating that they can sell Levi products at any price they want, regardless of other agreements with the company, and that the retailers may participate in co -op advertising regardless of advertised prices. The FTC's complaint against Levi said that they violated the Federal Trade Commission Act by outlining specific prices to retailers, and requiring dealers to buy other items in order to supply the company's blue jeans.

Arbitron Ranks ABC-T11 First The ABC Television Network took prime time honors over their competitors during the "Second Season,"

according to the Arbitron SuperSweep report, taken during February. The SuperSweep is based on a sample of 101,240 tabulated household diaries collected in 208 ADI TV markets. In the sought after early evening news battle, CBS placed first, NBC second, and ABC third. NBC's "Tonight Show" continues as the leader with late -night viewers with over 5 million homes tuned in per half hour, compared with the CBS Late Movie which had 2.8 million viewers.

Advertisers Move A way From Media Commission In figures released by the Association of National Advertisers, a drop of 10% was noted in advertisers

using the 15% media commission method of agency compensation. 68% now use the method, while others are moving toward use of negotiated fees, sometimes paying less than 15 %. Of those using the fee basis, 15% still use media commissions as a factor, with the remaining 17% using fees only.

Pay Matches Up With Cost Of Living The average starting salary of American workers is keeping pace with inflation, with a 4 to 8 percent hike from

last year's figures. Cost of living raised 6.1% during the past year.

FTC Complaint Against Trade Schools Legal action may be taken against trade schools if they misrepresent job opportunities or salaries

available. The Federal Trade Commission has filed a complaints against some trade school operators on those charges, and also said that schools should give refunds if they were of little or no value in obtaining jobs for the graduates.

NLRB On Union Questioning It is illegal for companies to question their workers on their union activities, even though the company

acknowledges a union as representing the employees. The National Labor Relations Board ruled that a worker's rights are interfered with by such questionning.

Copyright Laws On Art Reproductions A U.S. Court Of Appeals has ruled that art reproductions taken from an original must be more than

a mere copy in order to be protected by current copyright laws. According to the court, "an original contribution" must be made on the copies in order to have protection.

More Mail Cost Reductions In addition to lower rates for bulk -mailing of first class and air mail letters, the U.S. Postal Service

has approved changes in the principle giving discounts on some fourth class mail and revised costs for business reply mail. In addition, the Post Office wants to cut down on smaller than regulation size mail, and charge more for oversized first class and airmail letters.

FTC Opens Files Previously secret records in the Federal Trade Commission's files are now open to firms that are being

questionned by the Commission. Files which are similar to those of the company's case may be inspected.

Certain personal and commercial matter will still be withheld from inspection. The FTC hopes to stop

subpoenas for records and other orders they have been swamped with for company files.

Bumper Crop Of Stickers One company that makes bumperstickers projects a record number to be made during 1976. An estimated

500 million stickers, 10 times the output of 10 years ago is forecast, partially because of the Bicentennial and election year.

THE FCC [So You Can Understand It]

The Commission has come to a very interesting ruling. Specifically, the Commission has adopted a procedure whereby applicants who pass the written examination for any of the various classes of commercial radio operator licenses (Restricted Third, Third, Second, First) may be issued temporary authorization to operate radio stations for a period of up to 60 days, pending the issuance of the license document itself. The new procedure will become effective June 15, 1976.

As you are well aware, license documents are normally issued within seven to ten days following the examination. However, the Commission has finally come to realize that delays are the rule rather than the exception thus necessitating the interim procedure.

Also, the FCC has assigned a new zip code for CB applicants in order to expedite mailing. The new address is: FCC, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 17326.

PROGRAM DUPLICATION RULES AMENDED The Commission has amended its rules to further limit the amount

of programming that may be duplicated by commonly owned AM and FM stations in the same local area. Effecitve May 1, 1977, if either the AM or FM station is licensed to a community of over 100,000 population, the FM station will not be permitted to devote more than 25% of programming in an average week that duplicates the AM. If either the AM or FM Is licensed to a community of over 25,000 but less than 100,000, the FM station will be limited to 50% duplication in the average program week. Of even greater significance is the fact that effective May 1, 1979, the 25% limit on 25,000 to 100,000 population category.

The new limits are substantially more restrictive than the present rule which limited the 50% duplication to cities over 100,000 in population.

Requests for waiver of the rule must be filed on or before November 1, 1976. In earlier publications the Commission had advised that such waiver requests had to be filed on or before July 1, 1976.

Probably the most important aspect of the rule making concerns daytime only stations owned and operated in combination with an FM station. Contrary to rumor, there is no exemption for daytime only stations. The FCC said that the 25% limitations will be applied on May 1, 1977 to all stations in cities over 100,000 whether or riot the AM station is daytime only or full -time.

Radio Shack's CB Contest With the CB craze now in full swing, the Tandy Corp.'s Radio Shack

is running a contest picking up on the trend. $1000 prizes will go to fifty people who submit the best original songs about CBs. The grand prize winner for the best song will walk off with $18,000.

World Records Book Resurgence The Guinness Book of World Records is seeing a massive renewed

interest recently, with the Sterling Publishing Co. having no trouble selling the 240,000 they print each year. Bantam Books has just recently printed 2.4 million copies of the paperback edition. The Guinness book has been in print since 1955, but has never seen such a demand for facts and figures as now. Spinoff books such as the Guiness Book of Olympic Records are also enjoying healthy sales.

Solar Heat Promotions A savings bank in Stoughton Massachusetts is promoting prizes that

have to do with the sun, in order to bring attention to the fact that they use partial solar heat. Among the prizes offered to customers are a Pontiac Sunbird and tickets to the Boston Red Sox Sunday games. All visitors to the bank receive packets of sunflower seeds.

McDonald's Breakfast Club A five week Illinois and Wisconsin ad campaign on radio and TV

is kicking off McDonald's Restaurants' new "Breakfast Club." Spots explain that a $1 membership fee for the club enables customers to get coupons worth $3.50 on the outlets' breakfast menus. Commercials are voice by former ABC radio show "Breakfast Club" host Don McNeill.

Wall Street Journal Radio Buys Spots for the Wall Street Journal are being run by 50 radio stations

on a "per- inquiry" basis. Listeners are asked to contact the stations for subscription requests, the stations are then paid by the Journal by the number of subscriptions started. The plan, which has been running since February, has gained what a Journal spokesman said was "several hundred" new subscriptions.

Soft Drink Competition The nation's two largest soft drink companies are intensifying their

competition. Pepsi Co.'s new Pepsi Light is now being expanded into major cities, along with an advertising campaign for the new low calorie drink. Coca Cola will soon kick off their new ad theme "Coke adds life to..." in major buys, as well as continuing competitive ads for Fresca, comparing it to Pepsi.

Concord Ads On The Way Nearly half a million dollars will be spent by Air France in the U.S.,

to promote the start of the supersonic Concorde flights between Wash- ington and Paris, scheduled to start the end of the month. British Airways is also planning their advertising scheme for their Washington to London flights.

"Shout It Out Loud'!, the first single from the "Destroyer"

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M.nMnans Gory W ng. Andrea Tr. Connection Steve Mar HOT Elva Prea4y 82 Deno Row 16 Starbock 20.11

.131/CHICAGO Jim SrnM

Grot7 Moore 9N Convention HOT Wing. 62 Henry Gr.a74 Pnn b AVEC Wm 157 OW. Ross 119 Copt 6 Tam. »20 Ned S.d.ka 31 a

Rolm MitchN. J J Jordan

StarlaM Vocal Band CyrMlOr.ccn HOT Elnn Bishop 2' Ara 6 M0C4en 11 8 C10t b Tandl 1310 Don H.rnson Bond 2119

WCAOBAL TIMORE RM Riley

Arw0M Wet CNM'

Andrea True Connect. America HOT Sylvrs 2 1 Win.s32 Vick I Sue Robaron 147 Doob,e BrottorelO 14 Rollpo Stone. 21 15 Brotherhood Of Mtn 2619

Starland V oc.l B.nd CYMiGrrco KE2Y' ANAHEIM Nears Rick C.ndl Doobr. Brothers Crown H.,gh After l n,te.l Jos WAbn ..__

A,d,. T rue Con..ctio. Than Loy sta.e..ek HOT Sylvia 43 Wings 114 Darr Row 11

Win. 8.2 H enry Grow 63 Caps 6 Terral a 11 SM.bock 2610

WOCUCLEVELAND Cheap Tura

John Trevol. Dooh. Brothis Pool Sm00 St.ve Meer HOT Elvin Bhop 2 1 Wen. 12 B ot Scag. 11 9

C HUM TORONTO Racy Kram

Gory Wrph1 Seals b Crofts HOT WWI b McClain 165 sines Convention 1611 Roa.9 Storms* N «15edeka 27 18 D ena Rosa 2119

Y1»S'MIMI Quincy McCoy

Thin liaM Fleetwood M. HOT J o. Sebastian 2l Henry Gross 136 P n tt McC.n 128

WPOCWASNI ROTOR OC WOKYMIIWAUKEE

Jon Mary KW Mott

Rhythm Hrrta. 5tar6uck 13.4. brothers HOT Dana R.. 64 Sfadand Vocal B.d 12 1 Savor Convention 1612

CKLWIDETROIT Log G.r4nd

Eroc Carmen Candi Stator Cy.. G,rco HOT Sylvrs 2 1 Winos 15 Oars Ros 12 7 Parliament E614

KHJ LOS ANGELES Charla Van Dy6e

5 air. Vocal Band HOT Elvin Bishop 1 1 John S.6aeber142 H.0 b Oates 141 Fleetwood Mac 2315 Eric Cannon 2611

R F RSISAN FRANC ISCO Dose S5olm

Andee True Connection Br.. Construction

NI 6 Oat. RA HOT John Sobal.n 1 1 Wong. 12 Stay. C ony.n..8 3 Fleetwood Mac 12 9 Dorothy Moor It 10 KOW. MINNEAPOLIS John Sebastian

S MV. Convention Copt b Tiede HOT Solv.'21 Done Rosa IS T MM 0..27 10 KSTPIMINNEAPOLIS MeA Dn.. N. UM. RA S o, Suggs Sto* GI... Bond HOT Saws 1 1 Elvin Mahn. 2 2 Jimmy Dean 21 6

KTIK'DE NUEA B obby Owe'.

Amarra Doob. Brother Fog.' Cosa Brothers MOT Jimmy 0.n 301 Da. Ross I I I Gam Mont 2312 Hall b Oates a13 Bey Ocean 12 1 Cap1 bTah14s17 Ent Carmen 24III

WOAMIMIAMI Becky Torr.

Now HOT Henry Gross 62 W 64 stur Convention li 1 Dar. R.. 21 12 Kill DALLAS Mr ie Bak«

Andrea True C onn.non Star6MCk

irla lend b Dews s.Mm. Amon. HOT Wings 31 Sit*, Comenten 116 Captain b Tennlle 1611 NarvN Fells 2411

&A/SEATTLE Steve West

Ards. True (.onor 'ion D oobBroth«. Steve MOW Steno. Vocal land HOT Henry Gross 32 Won. 43 P r an 6 McGlarn 1 Mwt 11 0 Rhythm Mentao 1413

005 T/C LX VI LA NO M.. IBM 5.0lh. Jan Don Rhythm Wens..

Tramp.

(WE JO kllL0CMMf NTO

lttwl J. Klewe Da Harmon MM l ntwl HOT Eric Carmen Wog.R2 Owen Den. Ross 13 Beatles Inn., John Tnydta 134 HOT Pronb McClain 125 Win9s63 Gam...M*4 H1160a1.1111 B ot Scao.1111 DOIOMO Moore 2518 Silver Crtenbon2414

KCBOISAN DIEGO Garry Prison

Sta. Miller HOT Wings 32 Saals b Crofts) / Hall 6 0..13 11 Doob, Brottor, II 14

55105T LOUIS Janet Cohen

AI talon Sordi Suton Rat City RONre HOT Omen

Bohm*. 21 «1111.63 Heart 1410 Henry Gross 1114 Prat 6 McClen 2318

K ROE' HOUSTON Clay Garen

Rufus St. Md« Gary W rrgf1 Tim Lazy HOT Drolly Moore S Fleetwood Mee 138 Silve Conr.nbon 1611

PARALLEL TWO

K IOADES MOINES p.,r McLane D arr R.s Sur4nd Vocal Band Surbuc HOT John Sob. ban 41 Sy o.. 72 Fleetwood Mac 13 Mall OW. 171 Barry Manlove 118 Wings 159

W AY SIC MARL O TTE B eau 0.tllaws

Seau b Cron. HOT Hall b Oa. 31 5lane. Vocal Band 104 Silver Convention 11 5

K RN' BAKERSFIELD B ob Herber Cy.. Gr.., Su* Meta Copt 6Trwa5. HOT Oiane Roast 5nlva. Convention IS N.I S.daka 13 9 Statbuck 21 13 . 6 Oates 2411

«,IX RALEIGH Ron Mr Kw

Stave MMM. Newt America Able HOT W irps 61 Doo'. Moo115

oh Rtyp Stones III Savr Comornlwn 20 12

This Seele b Crofts bbe Osman 130/PITTSBURGH Brotherhood Of Man Jack Forsythe Gird NOT MM./1 Ehen 0sl.op 64 Pr.n b McCia n 14 Cowen Al N.0 b 041.2014 Diane RO.. 2417

Weenwood Mac Done Row HOT John Troy.. 12 1 Anne. Tnr Con onion 119 Rehur Or.. 1013 Ehen Behop2J IS

WIVY JACKSONVILLE Jeff Cram

added this week...

WHBOMEAPHIS WAXY LOUISVILLE George Klein

Abbe Gary Wright Sudend Vocal Band B,othr. Johnson Andrea True Connection HOT Dune 0..53 Fleetwood Me. 64 Wing. 11 6 ROI. Ocean I1 14 Doo6,. Brothers 2416

John Randolph

Bobby Goldsboro Plomont Bill Cosby Don H. 'won Band IWes) Arthur Alnd«lnrt..l HOT Jimmy Dean 2S 1 Start.. Vocal Band 102 W mg. 136 Manhattan. 2010 Si r Cnnv.nnon2611

«ECC BIRMINGHAM «LAC NASHVILLE Michael St Johir

&othrs Johnson Stew. Mals Cyndi GTI. n Arthur Al.r.nd.r HOT Dane Row 11 6 Nall b Orsa161 M.nhatum 2014 Enc Corm.n]D21

WORCWORCESTER D ock 50th

AmrVa oue.n John Tvdta Brasa Conebuc0on MOT Done Rosa 63 CYOd, Crocco 15 Enc Carmen 141

WET OKLAHOMA CITY Sandy Jon.

Bay CIt Rollers Mann Gal. Then Lis. HOT Prat 6 McClain 93 D.oMy More 104 Capt b Tennle 1S 11

WO«'OMAHA Tom BArwnh

Star4M Vocal Band Solver Con*ntion Doo6,. Brothers HOT John Saba won 2 1 Fleetwood Mec 12 7 Dorothy Mo.e IS 10

VERDE UMDIA NAPOL IS Kenn Murphy

Cato Bator+ OOTM cons HOT Pratt 6 McClain 11 5 001 by More 166 Hall 60.«1120

WGHINORFOLK J un 51ew.rt

Amrieca S.M. Vocal Band Thin Lutta Heart D Hobo. Brothers HOT Dorothy Moore 12 1 Bad Co 140 Re...Slone.D 19 WXY2'DETROIT Eddy. loges

Silver Cavonlion HOT Srlvrs2I Henry Gross 1610 Rolllug Ston.16 I I

WLCY ST PETERSBURG Ben Cnn.topner

0006.Brothrs Ers Carmen HOT Pten 6 McClain S 2 Henry Gross 1 3 Boy City Rogers 118 N.! 5.6.5. 169 Dorothy Moro 1914 .160etes 2116

Fleetwood Mac 21 IS

WLEURICMMOND Bob Panne

Stan6uck .10to Denvr HOT Wings 41 FNetwood Mac 11 7 Drolly M.ore 1410 B.. Crrtruceon D 11 Copt 6 Tereaesl9

MAC/HARTFORD J on EOgksl.

Amrlce Soarluck Molls" Stove M111n HOT Bellamy Bo M.s 2 1 Elvin I/O.,.

hop 5 3 S 55 Pton 6 McClain 106 Marmelaa24 19 Dorothy Mows» 20

PEPE 2' PITTSBURGH Gary Wrignl CMne l.ó GaM4Mr b Lyle John Long 51. M,IW Bra.Ca.truction Nm1HOn Jos Frank Star4M Vous Band Manhatum »..N Da Rdllno Stone. I both «d.I Stars AI.

CMnemegne I LP, Gary Mont HOT HOT HOT Dane Ro. 104 Wing. 1 Elm Bishop SS Roam Stones 147 Henry Gr.s64 Prsnb McClan118 (Moth, Mors 1610 C,od,Grecco2116 - Henry Gr..1711 Doob Brothers 2111

Dick 9.01

SU..k Starland Vocal Band Heart 1.1.1 Thin L ihrs I nitwl Marvin GarI nrt.I HOT John Sebastrn31 Dorothy More 2 Fleetwood Mac 149 Pr.n 6 McClain 1610

W550. AUGUSTA John J.nkln.

Doo6. Broths. BnoMr. Johnson Manhattans Walter Morph,

OT Wings 2 1 Gary Wngnt 144 Rolling Stores 11 5 sit« Conrem,on s 15 WORD GRANO RAPIDS Ron White

BW Co Kiss HOT Wows 12 Svlvr.l3 Commodr.lS9

WPIX,NEW YORK Nel00101W.

M.,nn G.. HOT Barry Mando.. Ißt Henry Gross 11 1 Pr.0 6 McClain 1612

WMAK N ASH VIL LE NAncr 5oMSk1

Enc Cann. SWve Miller Rhythm H «lug NOT Elva Pl l yS2 N.000 Gr. 63 Wing. 104 Ned Seda6.1112 Pr.n 6 McCbur 24 17 Copt Et 1..5021619

WCOL COLUMBUS D ave Bishop

B rothers Johnson Bay Cot Roll.. M.nlawn. Thin Lowy WAIT. Murphy HOT Gary Wr10n12 1 KCPX SALT LAKE CITY Andras True C onnec uon S 3 OHIO Waldron Dorothy Moor e66 Silver Convent.. 12 6 S.N 6 Crotty 160 Copt 6 Term..25 18 Sururd V.al Band 3619

PARALLEL TWO

WIFI PHILADELPHIA 95X NEW YORK Bob Hamilton

Sl.,. Male. Hawn HOT Wows 31 HAM 6 Oates 65 Silver Convention 11 6 V icLI Sue Robin.. 2311

It !RE SPOKANE DavYetN

Sea b Croft. 51.0 Male HOT

.11 b Oates 74 Man b McClain 105 Diana Ross 15 10

KLEOWICMITA I( on Clalotd

Les Douglas

Eric Canon Vicki Sou Robaron Brawl Conetructron HOT John S.be.Mn 1 1 Sylvrs L6 Dorothy Mor. 12 Flinn 6lshop 1542

KING' SEATTLE Rob Conta

0.Ilsg5 .16 Lyle Star. WAIN - HOT Wows Al Pean 6 McClain 10 1 Copt b Tannllo IS 11 5 tar buc k 2720

KAKC TULSA Gar4 51oven.

Surend Vocal Band 5tartand Vocal Band Enc Carmen Garr Wngnr Garr Wrpnt Ame HOT Andres True C onn.tion Wings 51 HOT Nab McClain 101 SYlv.rs 31 B arry Manrlow 1410 Wan b MCCIan62 Andre. l In. C«wcbon 1712 M.100 Gross 13 StIv.r Convention 23 12 .44.wood 0.0 T t

Ned Sect.. 2415 BIOS SAN DIEGO B obby Rich

Non. HOT S&Iv. Convention 7 3 5wls 6 Crofu 65 0011,095tora.

Not 1410

Brass 11

Bra.. Construe nn s II Roga, Stones 2615

K A IZ/PHOE NIX Alan Mclauglwn

00061. Brothers HOT Henry Gros. 53 !ohm. TITI. 10 5 E Jinn BHnop 12 8 Eton John AI IS BAI, Ocean 2411

WSG AISAV A NSA H J ew Rama

S1t MITI. Elton John Wm Mike T11;11111/4

HOT Hnry Gr.s21 Wings 4 2 Sta Hand Vocal Band 65

WEBE ROCHESTER 006 Sang.

1«6.111.0 O no Cunt. HOT Won. 11 Pratt 6 McClain 4 2 Solve. Conrenoon 11 5 0.116 0.1.12 I

KINO FRESNO Chen Van Kamp

Marvin Owe Thin llzty SAM. V.I Band Suva Gibbons Band Sunky Brown Amer. HOT Dorothy Mora And.. Tn. Connection 131 Gary Wright Nail S.dok 1611 B.. ConebOXlen 2014 D.OMY Moor.24 IS

Todd Rurdgren A wino Tr. Connection S..IF b Croft. Jo. Tlevdu Four Seasons HOT Jo. Sb..ten 1 1 CYMI G.KCOa Silver Conventon D 14 Gary Wr,5127 17

WORE/CHICAGO Gary Price

Zn ATLANTA Don M.o. Bras. Con...bon Gary WrrIM S W4nd Vocal Sand The Outlaw Atoms Rhythm 6ec11on HOT Wings 14 Bur6uc6 141 Saver Convention 118 Man a1u. 27 15 hen AFAXClen s 18

HOT Binge S2 D ane.0.10 7 Preit6M5ClaIn129

KTKTTUCSON Ed Ale..dr Dorothy Moore Thin LUS.

HOT Oue.r.

0040.10.0 IS/ Sao« CriyenKOO 2010 HAM b Oat. 2110 [...Ross 2615

WIPEIINDIANAPOLIS K PJZiFORT WORTH Jernv Stee4 Danny Owen

Fleetwood M. Doo6a Brothers Rhythm Montag. HOT Wngs52 Silver Cons ennon 13 Copt 6 Tan.» 13 Gary Mont 2115 broMr. Johnson »20

Andre. Tit» Connectmn Star.. BAY Ocean HOT Rollami Brothers 2 1 John Sba.tan 3 2 Henry Gross 106 Cop, b Ton.M.119 D.r.R.aS10 Dorothy Moore 3017

VIAPE JACKSONVILLE 0102/CINCINNATI Jam F. Steve Millar Bad Co HOT lohn Seboswn 2 1 Nary Gm es Wono 4 D an R..11111

WAV2 NEW HAVEN Chuck Mitin

St.. MIM« Eric Co. Ardrw T C onnr bon Abb. HOT Elvin Bishop 1 1 Dun Ross 32 Cot. Brothers 12 1 Brothers Johnson 25.12

WIRE. ANNAPOLIS Jo P.chlno

Gary Mph. 00061. Bothers Ca broth.. HOT Henry Grose 2 I Duna Row ILO Fleetwood Mac 16 9 Dorothy Moore 2316

11151115.450 J J MachNl

Starpuck Dorothy Mun. Capt b Tarwll Gary

Brothers HOT

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WINW CANTON b J (Winn

None HOT John 5besban 6 4 Barry M.ndow 13 9 Darr R.. 20 12 WBJW ORLANDO Tom Wow

HOTO

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Andrea The m 0rce 101 Billy Owen 1510 Save. SionntioIS Stet Convention onsA SuMCk 3425

PARALLEL THREE

SORG ORANGEBURG Ted Boll

Stive MM. Thin lacy CYrd. Ore.o Jonn, Own HOT Dorothy Moore 106 P reti b McClar 12 6 D ena Rosa *9 KE WIT OPE KA br..warne

B others Johnson Rally Maly Lynda Gr.co B ar City Rols. Arne.. BR Cosby HOT John Sobel Mn 14 Wings ISS P r an 6 McClain 166 Cate Bothers 2611

K K XL GRAND FORKS Don Norden.

Bay Croy Rolla M.rln. Shaw HOT SVIV«s 1 1 Win. 32 B IlI, Ocon IS Andrea True Co..rcSOn 1S 11 Souls b Croft 29 ta

W505 BIRMINGHAM Bill Thorne.

Anson. Heart Mnhaturo Seals 6 Crofts HOT Dian. Ross 72 Copt b Tennb.83 Sils« Convenors 164

H AFT BAKERSFIELD Chii+Conner

Doolr. Brotkir. 5talInd V ocI Band Steve MAW D o ny . C Yam Gl' o S S F Gate

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HOT Billy Oceanó4 Doane Ross 125 Sutlr4M Brothers 1S 11 Surbuck 21 12 Silver Convention 2615

WNAMINEENAN Jason Po.

Savi Connor.. Starbock Enc Ca Stava Mind« Inte.l Doblo. Brothers 110001 Bay CIry RoM.r.lnlwl HOT We9. 14 Barry Manlow95 Prat 6 McClain 159 Oren. Ross 2514

KILL GALVESTON Ken Rush

0.0.ghor b lib Eric Carmen FogMI Thin Lsty Todd Rund9ren

V1br.nons HOT Stadand Vocal bard 2 1 0e. Ro.11 4 Copt b 1ana*. 13 Dorothy Moors201 B r olhrs Jennison 1110 Seas 6 Crofts 27 19

WOLF TALLAHASSEE C narb. Row.

T]rne,

M., nGe. Eon sew/ HOT

n.l Wen. 41 H.IIb Own 1 Nei SM.k.12 8 Gary WriVh11610

WFOM MARIETTA Pets. Pnc

Stews MA0. ManMft. A nana Rhythm 5r Gon HOT Mery G,o..2 1 5 Wr6uck 6 Hall 6 Or. 12 7 Owne Ros. IS 13 Cpt b Tnn..2515

WRIE ERIE Jim King

MIDX JACKSON Dv P «k In. 0Matu. Brothers Johnson Stave MIM« 5004010010 HOT Dorothy Moore 2 1 Wi.,g.42 Capt 6 Ten.. 10E 5urbuck IS 10 E Comas IS

K FT O. SIS MA RO Don Brannan

Solver uon Dane Ros. HOT Seals b Crofts 3 1 Wings 42 011.1. 108

Manhattans America 1(«111 C /wad. . HOT Barry Msnllow 2 1 Capt b Tenn1lla 107 B ot Scowls 27 20 Andre. True Coneceon 3021

WKIOILOUISVILIE Gary Moo

Henry Gr.. Fleetwood MK Howl Abb. Doobre Brother. Seas b Crofts Pdiernem HOT Wal.. 12 3 5lerland V.al Band 11 7 5,Ivor Convention 1111 Gary W lght 1912 Roheng Stone. 21 lt Copt b T«ww2415

WFAQIEAV CLAIRE Scott Cnt.lerron

E,.c Corma Gar/ WrpM Stove Mao. Cyn0Owco Welter MAW& NOT Wes. 11 3 Pean 6 MCCen 135 Gary Wright 2013 E LO n115 Dane R.. 31 I6

WGUYIBANGOR M.rk 1110100e

KWHP OKLAHOMA CITY Jim Wood

Poobe Brottor. Howl S .lard Vocal». Bra. Consnucton HOT W ngs 41 Gars/Wright 13 Copt 6 T.mW 101 HIN 6 0.1.1109

W 15EIASHE VIL LE MI1w Mead

Amen. Ent Carmen M . ArN., V wrder FogM1 0roden Johnson Carols Statonmter Ste.. Mlles Init./ HOT S ilty Ocean 114 5.156 Crofts IS5 Silver Contention 161 Starpuck a 13 Gary W'.pht D 1S WTRU MUSKEGON Jon London

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Most Added:

STEVE MILLER THIN LIZZY AMERICA

DOOBIE BROTHERS STARLAND VOCAL BAND

PARALLEL THREE

WNCI COLUMBUS Andy Wallas Kenn 0 -Shen

W NOE NEW ORLEANS

Copt b Tenn.IN Andre. True Conn. tin B e Cosby HOT Gary Wright 1 1 Solve Comr.noon 11 1 Dane Ro.. 159

Barry Mendow HOT 00..0

Bonem.n 1410 Wings 1914 P han 6 McClain 2419

WAKX DULUTH KDON SALINAS Jonn Stew.n Art BNI

Four Swoons Don Hanson Bond Mwvin ear Rhythm Heritage HOT Bdly Ocean 1 l Garr «1105110 H116 Oe1e. 141 Starpuck 1111

2411/GRAND RAPIDS Lee De Young

Surbuck MOT W ln9s 5, 3 E Ihm Bithop 136 Seal. b Crofu20 n] Dorothy More 2611

KC EN. RENO Rod Mountain

Abb. 5,01Md,uod Of Man Paw DI,,.Iarn Steve Gibbons Band Bob M.11. Mane MM.. Bob Sege. I n,1.l HOT Dane Ross II 3 D orothy Moos1 15 5 Stsr4M Vocal Band 149 Copt 6 Tennlle2110

WHO, MONTGOMERY l.nnv Wool

Marvin Go Al Wason BAIo Swan Clue.n HOT Gary Wr1M163 Dom., Mor.log sta4M Vogl Band IS/ Dura Ro. 119 Cpt b Tonale 1912 Saver Convention 20 19

WIMP MILWAUKEE .r st John

Amen.

WAMA MONTGOMERY Tnm Limy A15ton Starhand Vocal Band

Jo. 1.181. In1.1 Foos Gold HOT Store MIR. John 00110021 Two,. Feetwood MAC /S J oe Wabn Gam Wright 2612 Tnm Ur" Dan. Ross 20 14 Gino Conoco HOT Bad Company 2 1 0.1160.1.15,2 D om./ Moor* IS. Fog.. 51.1.b Crofts 2111 Loon b Mary R.sNI SonondVosal Band 26 IS Four Seasons Andrea T rue Conner ban 241. 0,0 510,111

KOWB HOT FARGO Wann. Haler EIV1,B1,95111

Gary 4 Doran, Moor ISS Wing. 1110

Amer ice Heart 5 ariend Vocal Band Steve Mill. HOT Wan Mccia S3 Win. 104 Andrea Tn. COI..aeeon 1411 Dew Rose 11 13 Seals b Crofts 2519

KK L5 RAPID CITY Job Londe

1wrt Bay City Rden Andrea Trou Conn« non Marla 511. 5tArlend Vocal Band HOT Elm Bishop 13 Wings 13 10 1.116 0.01 III] Bad Company 1t 14

So. Stag. BrlIo Ocean WONG PROVIDENCE HOT Bob M.rsMN Barry M.nlow S 4 Gary Wrph1 157 Bay City Rdl «. Ki.. BrotherJOhmon

Shout 141 Vicki SwRobinson Fro Corma2016 Stem Na11« Capt b Tenmll 2419 Doobe Brothers 2620

WRFC ATHENS R.ggr Black weil

Stob b Crofts Loveland Stave Mlle. Thin Limy Rhythm Hentag America NOT Marvin Gaye I4 Dane Rose 105 Manhattans 20 T B rothers./ onnson a 13 WEIR F ATE TTE VIL LE carry Cannon

Gary 34.051 Natal. Cou F oghst Gell.ohe,b Lyle

Thorn Ltn CuNrdC.ry Seals b Crofts Todd Rurdyra Gary Wngnt Vrpratiaa M.nMNam HOT

Andrea Tn. CrveceonI4 WHOT ings 2 Dane Ross 121

HOT D oe. Rosa 7 ] Rolling 51onea 94 Andrea Tmr Conoco. 1610 Gory Woht1516 AI W1lson 2S. II

W MIX, MIAMI D oan Mitc1Nl

M.00. tuer Jrmmv Cwtor Bu0C 11 Corde King HOT Henry Gross 42 Elvin Brehm' 13 511vr Convenors 155 Dena Roes D 10 E non John 2612 B ro. CrsS,rcnon 2

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ATLANTIC RECORDS AND TAPES.

RADIO & RECORDS R &R /Friday, May 14, 1976

CLASSIFIED OPENINGS

WRFD /COLUMBUS needs air talent +o communicate with 18-49. Tapes & resumes to Dave Winter, PD. WRFD, Columbus, Ohio 43285 (5 -3)

WNAM /APPLETON- OSHKOSH looking for afternoon entertainer with excellent production. Also possible music duties. Tapes & resumes to Ron Ross PD, WNAM, Box 707, Neenah. Wisc. 54956(5 -3)

Work in Florida for Number One Rocker, Audition- ing for 1st and 3rd class nite jocks. H you can make our palm trees pulsate, send :apes and com- plete resumes to Terry Lee. WIRK, 3ox 3828, West Palm Beach, Florida 33402 (5 -3)

KOMAIOKLAHOMA looking for creative. intelligent sounding morning personality. Tapes & resumes to Tom Birch, KOMA, Box 1520, Oklahoma City. Okla. 73101. No calls (5 -3)

WANTED: An experienced, dynamic. original and possibly strange morning drive personality! 1st phone preferable,and of course, we pay well! We know you're out there. Tapes & resumes NOW to King Broadcasting Radio Group, c/o Alan Mason, 320 Aurora Avenue North. Seattle WA EOE MIE (5 -3)

WHHY /MONTGOMERY has opening for air personality. Good production a must. Tapes & resumes to Larry Stevens, Box 2744, Montgomery. Alabama 36105. No Calls EOE. (5-4)

KIOA /DES MOINES needs tapes & resumes for future openings. Send to Peter McLane, KIOA. 215 Keo Way. Des Moines, Iowa 50309. NoCalls (5 -4)

WEMP /MILWAUKEE looking for ail talent. Tapes & resumes to Roger St. John, WEMP, 200 N. Jefferson,Milwaukee, Wisc. 53202. No Calls (5 -5)

WTOC/SAVANNAH looking for high -energy Rock & Roll personalities for future opening. Tapes & resumes to Dick Richards, WTOC. Box 8086, Savan- nah, GA 31402. No calls (5 -5)

WANTED: Experienced newsperson Must be able to gather, deliver, and communicate local news. Tapes resumes with salary requirement. and recent photo to Perry St. John. PD. KSO, 3900 N.E. Broadway. Des Moines, Iowa 50317(5 -5)

KFJZ /FT. WORTH now accepting tapes & resumes for future openings. Send to Larry James, KFJZ, Box 1317, Ft. Worth, TX 76101 (5 -5)

WGRD /GRAND RAPIDS looking for summer replace- ment jock and weekend jock. Tapes & resumes to Ron White, WGRD, 122 Lyon, N.W., Grand Ra- pids, Ml 49502. (5 -6)

WDBR /SPRINGFIELD seeking competent air person for Contemporary format, with an interest in sales. Tapes & resumes to Steve West, Box 3166, Spring- field, Ill. 62708 EOE (5-7)

WQCM /HAGERSTOWN Now accepting tapes & resumes for summer vacation fill-in 'cork and for future full time openings. Send to Pete Wilson, PD, WQCM, 1250 Downsville Pike, Hagerstown, MD 21740 or call (301) 797 -7300. (4 -26)

WEEO /WAYNESBORO has opening for Sales Mana- ger. Resumes to Tom Boock, WEED, Box 309, Waynes- boro, PA 17268(4 -27)

WEEO / WAYNESBORO Looking for News Director. Tapes & resumes to Dave Dillon, WEEO, Box 309 Waynesboro, PA 17268 (4 -27)

WROR /BOSTON an RKO station, is still seeking an exceptional creative production person with knowledge of oldies. Non- returnable tapes to Paul Ward, WROR, RKO General Building, Government Center, Boston, Mass. 02114. No calls EOE M/F (4-27)

14ZYQ /FREDERICK Looking for air personality. Con- tact Howard Johnson (301) 662 -2148 (4 -27)

WDRQ /DETROIT Looking for good communicating jock. Tapes & resumes to Ted Ferguson, 15933 W. 8 Mile Road, Detroit, MI 48235. EOE M/F (4 -27)

WAKX /DULUTH has future full and part time openings for announcers with rock background and /or interest in disco. Tapes & resumes to Jonathan Stewart, WAKX- AM /FM, 410 W. Superior, Duluth, Minn. 55802(4.27)

WGH /NORFOLK needs a Top 40 personality with strong production. To do lOpm -lam shift. Good pay and benefits. No calls. Tapes & resumes to Jim Ste- wart, WGH, Box 98, Newport News, VA 23607. (4.27)

NON -STOP NEWSMAN: Want aggressive reporter - writer with flair. Good production a must, strong news department, our people move to major markets. Market size 80 thousand. Tape, resume, picture, writing sample to WOMI, Box 1330, Owensboro, KY 42301 EOE (4 -27)

KSTP /MINNEAPOLIS still looking for 6-10pm nite jock. Someone who is capable of cracking the sick- est listener skull with no more irritability than the flame it takes to crack the shell of an egg...Tape & resume to Mark Driscoll, PD, KSTP, 3415 Univer- sity Ave. St. Paul, Minn. 55114 (4 -27)

Classified Advertisers: Please let us know when your positions have been filled. Brand new national news syndication based in L.A. is looking for contributors from other parts of U.S. to submit well produced news features on regular basis. Send demo tape of narration, production and writing to News Room, Box 1902, Orange, CA 92668 (4 -28)

KOBO /YUBA CITY Has future openings for jocks and news. DJ's with good creative production and appeal to 25 -34. Top 40 and Adult Contemp. format. Tapes & resumes to Ross W. Forbes, KOBO, Box 1056, Yuba City, CA 95991(4 -29)

Chief engineer opening now for growing corporation. Must be knowledgeable in AM, FM and auto- mation. Must be able to work with people. No air shift. Contact Reg Streeter (916) 673 -7677 (CA) (4 -29)

WNEU /WHEELING, W. Virginia looking for mid- day person. Good bucks. Contact Mike McVay (304) 233-1470(4-30)

KLEO /WICHITA needs morning personality /news person. Tapes & resumes to Joe Shurtz, KLEO, 5610 E. 29th, Wichita, Kansas 67220 (4 -13)

WDAT /ORMOND BEACH, Dayton's number one Con- temporary radio station, is looking for air personalities with creative show and production. Don't be afraid to send strange personality tapes -we're open for anything. Be a carrier pigeon; send tape to F. Miller Jr. (The Janitor), WDAT, Box 5038, Daytona Beach, Florida 32018 (4/19)

AOR

WNOE -FM /NEW ORLEANS needs experienced AOR announcer for future opening. No Calls. Tapes & resumes to Bobby Reno, WNOE -FM, 529 Bien - ville St., New Orleans, LA 70130(5.4)

WWWW /DETROIT looking for morning person with background in both AOR radio and news. Tapes & resumes to ferry Lubin, WWWW, 2930 East Jef- ferson. Detroit, MI 48207 (5 -4)

WSHE /MIAMI is looking for the best AOR communicator in the country after 3'/2 years of no changes. Tapes & resumes to Gary Granger, WSHE, 3000 S.W. 60th Avenue, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33314 EOE(5 /7)

PLEASE NOTE: Deadline for all classified material is the Thursday preceding the following Friday's issue.

WCMF /ROCHESTER Looking for afternoon drive jock. Must have knowledge of AOR programming and be able to do good production. Tapes & resumes to Bernie Kimble, WCMF, 129 Leighton Ave., Rochester, N.Y. 14609 (3 -30)

MISCELLANEOUS

New FM Stereo KRKE -FM will he going Progressive Country -needs record service from all labels. (5 -4)

COUNTRY

WIXZ /PITTSBURGH needs Country morning man. Tapes & resumes to lohn Toister. PD. WIXZ. Box 1360, McKeesport, PA 15132 (5 -4)

KEED /EUGENE Oregon needs afternoon personality. Call Don Kennedy, PD at (503) 344 -1457 (5 -4)

KRMD /SHREVEPORT needs afternoon drive jock with good production abilities. Tapes & resumes to KRMD, P.O. Box 1739, Shreveport, LA 71166 (5-4)

WVMI /MISSISSIPPI looking for Country personality for June 1 opening. Tapes & resumes to Bob Lima, PD, WVMI, Box 4606, Biloux, Miss. 39533 (5 -5)

WAJR /MORGANTOWN Needs Contemporary Coun- try personality for afternoon drive. Above average money. Tapes & resumes to Bob Berry, PD, WADI, Box 867, Morgantown. W. Va. 26505(5-6)

Immediate jock opening at a station that plays Country music and sounds like Radio of the 70's. Good production a must. Contact Mike Anthony at KUSN, (816) 233 -2577 or tapes & resumes to 2.414 S. Leonard Rd.. SI. Joseph. MO 64503 (5 -6)

GOODS & SERVICES Clever comedy material means bigger ratings. Will fit any format. For freehee write HYPE. INK., Box 69581 -R, L.A., Calif, 90069.

BRIGHT, FRESH and FUNNY! Original comedy for radio entertainers. Free sample write: OBITS, 366 -R West Bullard Avenue, Fresno, California 93704.

FRUITBOWL can't make you sound like the "stars," but it will help you sound like the best YOU can be! Much MUCH more than a gag-sheet! Free month's trial subscription. FRUITBOWL, Dept. R, P.O. Box 382, Fair Oaks CA 95628.

NEWS PROGRAM...News from "here and there." News everybody wants to hear but nobody has the guts to give. For instant audience catcher information and spec...write The Sound Box, 26211 Central Park Blvd., Suite 107 -A, Southfield, MI 48076.

TRY THE REST. BUT BUY THE BEST! KFRC. CKLW and many others do! The Tower's record liners for current hits are short, fast...and funny! Sample Issue Sl. Tower of Babble, 3826 S.E. 33 Avenue, Portland, Oregon, 97202.

CHEAP RADIO THRILLS! The mind -blowing LP produced by & for Radio People: Custom Music Trax. Sound Effects. Outrageous Jingle Singers, Soap Or- gan, Tymp Rolls, Synthesizer Logos, Gobs More' $12.00 postpaid or write for free sampler: L -A AIR FORCE, 2445 East Third St. Long Beach, CA 90814.

Goods It Services classified ads are available on this page. Rates are 25 cents per word, with a $5 minimum. Check or money order must accompany typewritten ads. Send to Radio Et Records, Classified Dept., 6430 Sunset Blvd. Suite 1221. Hollywood, CA 90028 (Please note that all 'openings' and 'positions sought' ads remain free).

CHANGES STEVE BUTELL from U100 to 15Q /Two Rivers. JOHN DANTZER to WTOC /Savannah from WRGI /Naples. BOB MOHR has rejoined WEAM /Washington D.C. doing weekends. GENE LOVIN joins WFOM /Marietta from KIRK /West Palm Beach to do 7pm- midnight. ALAN HARRISON moves from 7pm- midnight to noon -4pm at WFOM. DAVE COOPER from U100 to KSTP to do swing. - SCOTT McCONNELL going to WXRT /Chicago from KZAP. BRUCE MEIER is the new MD at KZAP and MARLA GRADY is doing morning drive. DAVE MANN from WEMP /Milwauke to Y95 /St. Petersburg /Tampa. BOB HAMILTON of WIFI /Philadelphia comes off the air May 17 and will be handling both MD and PD duties. T.J. LAMBERT takes air shift as well as Production Director at WIFI, TOM WATSON (CHUCK MORGAN) going to CKGM /Montreal to do air, promotions, and assist Tom McLain in programming, from U100. HERB OSCAR ANDERSON (H.O.A.) is now hosting WOR's 4 -7pm shift, Mon -Fri. BILL OXLEY from KFMB has joined Frank N. Magid Associates in San Diego. BILL FLEMISTER is the new General Manager at WRMA /Montgomery from WSB /Atlanta. WRMA /MONTGOMERY LINEUP: 6-10am Al Scott (PD), l0am -3pm Tim Richards, 3 -7pm Thin Man (formerly WHHY), 7pm -Midnight Neal Smith, Midnight -6am Larry O'Jay. WYYY /KALAMAZOO LINEUP: 6-l0am Bob West (PD), 10am -2pm Michael Rogers, 2 -6pm Dave Thompson, 6-9pm Ron Cloney. Weekends: J.B. McKay (MD) and Steve Owens. WRNR /MARTINSBURG LINEUP: 6-11am Ed Alexander (from WEED), 1lam -4pm Rick Lucas (from KKIQ), 4pm -sign off C. David Bennet, PD (from WFMD).

POSITIONS SOUGHT JOHN MILLINDER, currently Operations Mgr. WMAY/ Springfield, looking for programming, jock or production position. Formerly KOMA, WKY. (217) 525- 0200 or 787 -5365 (5-3)

COSMIC GEORGE HOCHMAN formerly WZAK, currently part -time WKSW. Looking for jock position in Cleveland /Akron area. (2161734-1435 (5 -3)

MARC NATHAN formerly Casablanca & Bears - ville Records. 41/2 years nat'I promo exp. References upon request. (213) 851-7701 (5-3)

TOM EDWARDS looking for PD or air talent in Adult Contemp. or MOR. Formerly KSON -FM /San Diego. B yrs exp. B.A. (714) 462 -4887 or (918) 567- 2427 (5 -3)

KENNY ROBERTS looking for air talent /MD Position. 1st phone, formerly KF!V. most recently KASH/ Eugene. (209) 523 -5564. (5 -3)

4 yrs in Number 2 market. Top rated air personality available after June 1. Versatile, looking for a new situation. Last 21/2 yrs. at WDAIIChicago. PETER B. COLLINS. (312) 878 -9789 (5-3)

JAY REYNOLDS left WABC /N.Y. looking to relocate. Seeking PD or PD /air shift. (201) 445 -9772 (5 -3)

JAMIE BLUNT. 1st phone, formerly KMMT /Mam- mouth, looking for Rock announcer position. (213) 540 -2351 or 378 -2203 (5 -4)

Competitive and successful, profit oriented pro- grammer with major market exp. Currently second in medium market. Want larger market programming challenge. Call my West Coast office (213) 340- 7819(5 -4)

Top 40 /Rock announcer with 3 yrs exp. 3rd en- dorsed. Tight hoard. hard worker. Will relocate, work any shift available. I'm ready to work for you now! Call PAUL NICOLETTA (919) 346 -9009 (5 -4)

DANNY SUMMERS, formerly WVMI /WQID available for Rock or Country. (601) 388 -1159 or 388 -2323. 3yrsexp.

TERRY REMY looking for news position. e yrs èxp. West Coast preferred. (202) 882 -4582 (5.6)

When all is said and done, there is really only ONE...in all demos. in AM day parts, in any market. Call for RAY TINGS (314) 727 -8721. Large and major market AM communicators (5-6)

BOB MOHR. currently doing weekends, looking for additional hours at Baltimore /Annapolis Contemp. or AOR market. (301) 731 -1222. (5 -61

AUTHENTIC AL is a rock jock who pulls numbers! Formerly Y -135 and WPTX. 1st phone. Seeks medium /major. (301 ) 653 -1716 or 358 -2257. (5 -7)

DON COOKE looking for jock gig. Formerly KINT/ El Paso. (214) 263 -5370. (4 -27)

RAY APPLETON, 6 yrs at KFIG /AM 41/2 years PD & MD. Strong communicator, xlint music background creative production. 8 yrs exp. Seeking programming and /or announcing position in AOR West Coast or ??? (209)226-2171 (4-28)

MARK SHANNON. 4 yrs exp. Adult Contemp /Top 40. 1st phone. Desire position as PD or air shift/ production. (516) 727 -7545 (4 -28)

PHILADELPHIA NEWSWOMAN doing morning drive 50,000 watts.Multi- talented in news gathering and announcing. B.A. communications, willing to relocate DIANE STEINER. 7 Valley Place. Tenafly, N.J. 07670 or (201) 569 -8178 or (215) 565.3607 (4-28)

SAM LEE, formerly WKLO S KISN looking for PD s MD gig. Contact 206.892- 2828(441)

BOB RALEIGH formerly KNEW, WPGC. currently morning drive WISE. Looking for larger market. (704) 298 -4847. (4 -23)

GARY HAMILTON Looking for large market. 13 yrs exp. Formerly KLIF, WIXY, KIMN. Currently WISE. (704) 298 -4847. (4 -23)

6 yrs exp. in Top 40 & AOR. Currently full time student. Seeking SUMMER RELIEF work in major or medium market. Good production. 1st phone. KEN (415) 786 -1646.

PLEASE NOTE: Deadline for all classified material is the Thursday preceding the following Friday's issue.

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Parallels Parallel I: Major market stations (top 30 markets) that are format dominant* in their market and /or are the major sales influen ïe. These stations usually play uncer 35 records in total. Parallel li: Key stations (31 -100 markets) that are format dominant in their respective markets, and influence rack buying patterns for their region. This category also will include some major market stations that are not the dominant ratings /sales influence, but have demonstrated importance in their respective markets. These stations will usually be programming 35 or less total current selections. Parallel Ill: All other reporting stations. This parallel will also cover stations with longer playlists. It also will include secondary report- ers that are not the format dominant station in their market but influence the market considerably. 'Format dominance determined from latest Arbitron survey available in that market.

*DENOTES FIRST WEEK IN PARALLELS.

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Northeast

BAD COMPANY 2:37 Youngblood (Swan

Song) LP: RunWi h The Pack

I' I I' ' Midwest

l' t Northeast

WCAO 16 -14 CHUM 18 -23

Q102 a WCOL 13-20 WC NG 12 -11

Midwest KAKC 29 -23 WGRD a -16

WEAR 5.2 WFIE 22 -19

WIXY 21.23 South Midwest KSTP on WHBQ 1a -le 29i 9 -10 South 293 I5 -17 WAKX 27 -29 WLCY 25 -23 KQWB 6.6 WQXI 21.22 WBBQ 6 -10 WMAK 30 -26

WJDN 21-21 WISM on

WGH 14 -8 WACI 12 -10 WLEE 20 -20 WKIX 17 -20

KKLS 16 -14 KKXL 10 -8 WOSH 16 -13

West Sen. th KING on WRFC 17 -17 KERN 17 -16 WRMA 2.1

WISE 4 -2 WORG d -19

West

KID 2:A 34 -28 KCBN 25-27

BAY CITY ROLLERS Rock &RollLove Letter (Arista)

1'1 P2 I' Northeast Northeast Northeast

WRKO 27 -23 WG lG a -30 WC AO on R 3.1 WORC 4] -11 WEEO a CHUM 3 -3 WBBF 14-12 WGUV 26-22 Midwest Midwest Midwest

WLS 40 -24 0102 26.21 WEMP 19 -17 WOKY 19 -19 WCOL a -37 KQWB 23 -23 KSLQ a -31 WIFE 16.1 WJCN a -37 WGCL 22 -20 WNDE 25 -21 WISM 27 -26

WKY a -22 WACI a West WTRU 302 -6

South WEAQ 24 -20 KHJ 18.20 KTLK 22.18

KKLS a -30 WNAM a -n

KEZY 18 -16 WLCV 13.8 KKXL a -28 WIVV 30-25 KEWI a West

Sou h 8100 on KING 25.24 KEEL a KCPX 19 -11 KILE 35 -30 KERN 9 -8 WSCN 20 -19 KYNO 30 -26

West

KRSP 14 -12 KDON 25.19 KSLV d-32 KDZA 33-26 KAF V 24 -22

BELLAMY BROTHERS 3:16 Let Your Love Flow (WB /Curb)

l' I I" I Northeast Northeast Northeast

WABC 7.9 99% 11.11 WEEO 11 -14 WRKO 22 -24 WAVZ 4 -6 WRIE 5-8 WPGC 19-26 WDRC 2.1 WKBW 15.16 WVRE 11.19 Midwest WCAO 20 -25 13Q 10.11

WPEZ 10 -12 KBEQ 14-15 Midwest Z96 7.11 Midwest Q102 10-12

WAKX 17.26 KQWB 4 -8

WLS 3 -6 WIXY 3-10

WXVZ 7.6 KIOA 10.10

WJCN 3-6 WISM 9-13

WSAI 12.12 WIFE 2 -1 WACI 17 -26 KDWB 6 -6 KLEO 7 -9 WEAQ 9.7 CKLW 17.12 WGRD 3-7 KKLS 2 -4- KSLQ 16 -19 WINW 1.8 WNAM 5.7 KSTP 7.7 WOW 7 -12 WOSH 1926

WNDE 3 -3 KEWI 10 -9 South WDHF 4 -4 South WQXI 1113 South KLIF 7 -12 WQAM 17 -15 WAYS 7 -6

WM_X 17 -23 WNOE 18.15

Y100 17 -23 WHBQ 17.26 6

WKLO 160.t

7 WKLO 13

4 -F 293 -6 WAKV 6 -11 WAAAV 16-23

BELLAMY BROS. CONTINUED

West

KHJ 11-13 KFRC 10-13 KTLK 16-22 KCBQ 10-17 KEZV 14-I8

WLCV 8-15 WAPE 15-21 KFJZ 6-11 WMAK 12.14 WLAC t1-12 WGH 10-15 WLEE 9-14 WERC 17-18 WBJW 3-8 KINT 4.3

West

KJRB 11.16 KTKT 7.9 KING 20 -23 KERN 10 -18 KRIZ 9-14 KROV 3-4

WORG 9-10

West

KSLY 6-5 KDZA 14.23 KRKE 6-10

ELVIN BISHOP 2:58 Fooled Around & Fell In Love (Capricorn/WB) LP: Struttin' My Stuff

I' Northeast

WABC 15.12 WFIL 9-9 WR KO 5-9 WPGC 8-11 WKBW 14-17 WCAO 3-11 13Q 22-I5 CHUM 6-6

Midwest

WLS 19-13 WIXY 2-6 WSAI 2.1 WOKV 8.16 KDWB 7-S CKLW 3-2 KSLQ 7-9 WGCL 2-1 KSTP 2-2

South

W QX I 6-8 KLIF 2-4 WQAM 5-9 Y100 4-S

KRBE 2.2 West

KHJ 1.1 KFRC 3-4 KJR 10-11 KTLK 84 KCBQ 4-3 KEZY 2-2

Northeast

99X 15-12 WAVZ I-I WDRC 5-3 WPIX 20-14 WORC 7.13 WY RE 4-4 WBBF 7-10 WIFI 7-7 WPEZ 9-S

Midwest

Q102 5-5 WxVZ 3-3 KIOA 8-5 WIFE 6-4 KLEO 8.8 KAKC 2-9 WG RD 7-6 WINW 4-2 WOW 3-5 WNDE 9-7 WKV 7-9 WDHF 13-13

South

WAYS 7.9 WHBQ 2-2 Z93 5.8 WAKY 1-3 WSGA 6-12 WLCV 4-4 WAPE 23.28 KFJZ 2-3 WMAK 9-10 WLAC 8.13 WGH 4.6 WLEE 2-6 WERC 7-8 WBJW 6-9 KINT 3-2

West

KJRB 14 -21 8100 5 -4 KTKT 5 -6 KING 7-8 KCPX 7.13 KERN 4 -S KYNO 8 -16 KRIZ 12 -8 KROV 5 -7

Northeast

WGNG 3.8 WJBQ 14 -16 WEED 5 -5 WRIE 3 -3 WGUY 12-16

Midwest

KBEQ 3-5 Z96 13-6 WEMP 10-10 WAKX 10-14 KQWB 14-13 WJON 2-2 WISM 2-4 W AC I 3-9 KWHP 3-11 WTRU 8-9 WNCI 20-20 KKLS 6.3 WNAM 6-8 KKXL 5-4 190514 21-29 KEWI 11.10 KFVR 9-10

South

KEEL - WMJX 6-3 WNOE 13.9 WAIR 2-1 WFOM 22.24 WJDX 7-8 WKLO l t WGLF 2-5 WAAY 3-3 WISE S-6 WORG 2-4 KILE 6-11 West

KDON 4-6 KSLY 5-4 KDZA 4-5 KAFV 8-13 KC BN 13-20 KRKE 2-2

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WFIL d-26 WPGC 20-22 WCAO 24-22

Midwest

WIXY 28-21 CKLW 7-9 WGCL 16-14

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KOBE 24 -23

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99X a-21 WAVZ 24-22 WORC a WIFI 17-14 WPEZ a

Midwest

WCOL 31 -30

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WAYS a-20 Z93 a-23 WAKY 19-26 WGH on WLEE 23-17

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B100 26-18 KYNO 20.14

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WSAR 6 -9 WEED 28 -26 WRIE d -26

Midwest

Z96 24-21 KWHP a WTRU a-35 KEWI 24-19

South

KEEL 17 -12 WMJX 28 -17 WRFC d -27 WAIR 29-25 98q d -30 WGLF 13 -11 WFLB 1S -IS WAAV 22 -21 KILE 21 -20 West

KC BN d-30

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KRBE 12 -13

Midwest

KAKC 14 -18

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WLCY 12-12 WMAK 22-18 WBJW 1622 KINT d-16 WIVY 17-15

Northeast

WEEO 24-22

Midwest

WISM 18-21 KWHP 15-13

KFYR 12-11

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KILE 3-6

West

KSLV 19-19 KDZA 24-24

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WFIL 24-21 WPGC 21-17 WKBW 28-21 WCAO 22-17 CHUM d-24

Midwest

WLS 29.20 WIXY 3825 WSAI 13-10 WOKY 25-17

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WDRC d-2B WFIX d-17 WORC 30-27 WYRE 25-20 WBBF 23-19 WIFI 20-17

Midwest WCOL 25 -18 WIFE 13-9

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WGNG 24-20 WSAR 18-15 WJBQ d-20 WEEO 25-19 WRIE 10-7 WGUY 18-14

Midwest

Z96 26-14 WEMP 18-16 WAKX 24-19

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KDWB a-24 WGCL 25-22 KSTP 17-17

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WQXI 16.14 KLIF 16.11 KRBE 22-18

West

KHJ d-22 KJR 21.16 KTLK 6-5 KCBQ 19-18 KEZY 29-24

KLEO 28-22 KAKC d-25 WINW 21-18 WOW 20-17 WNDE 26-23 WKY 19-11 WDHF 23.19

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West

KJRB 19 -13 KTKT 8 -7 KING 15 -11 KCPX 11.7 KERN a KYNO 28-24 KRIZ 17 -16 KROY 24.22

KQWB 19-9 WJON 33-27 WISM 24-16 WACI 18-12 KWHP 10-7 WTRU 19.10 WNCI a-16 WEAQ 32-24 KKLS 17-15 WNAM d-27 KKXL 19.14 WOSH 17-3 KEWI 37-26 KFYR on

South

KEEL 32 -27 WHHY 1912 WRFC 14 -12 WAIR 21.18 WFOM 26 -16 WJDX 10.6 98Q 26.19 WRMA 15.12 WKLO 24 -15 WGLF 23.19 WFLB 25.25 WAAY 21-17 WISE 20 -12 WORG 28.26 KILE 13 -7 WSGN 8.3

West

KRSP 12-4 KDON 19-13 KSLV 23-13 KDZA 23-19 KAFY 20-14 KCBN 21-10 KRKE 18-20

ERIC CARMEN 3:45 Never Gonna Fall In Love Again (Arista)

PI Northeast

WFIL 21.17 WPGC 24.20 WKBW a-24 WCAO 30-26 CHUM on

Midwest

WIXV 39-27 WOKY 24-18 KDWB 16-16 CKLW a WGCL 17-I5 KSTP 23-23

South

KLIF on West

KHJ 26-19 KFRC d-25 KEZY d-27

P' Northeast

99% a-19 WAVZ a WORC 14-7 WY RE 2623 WBBF 1916 WIFI 1815

Midwest

WCOL 32-22 WIFE 23-22 KLEO a-27 WKV 24-21 WDHF 27-22

South

WAYS 25-24 Z93 d-26 WAKY 30-25 WSGA 25-22 WLCY a-29 WAPE 24-19 WBBQ 28-24 WMAK a-29 WLAC 30-25 WGH on WERC 30-21 WKIX d-31 WBJW 40.32 WIVV 26.23

West

KJRB d-25 KTKT 29.23 KCPX 23-18 KERN 26.19 KYNO d-28 KROY a-26

P Northeast

WSAR d-29 WEED d-28 WRIE 17-16 WGUY d-30

Midwest

KBEQ 29-25 Z96 25-19 WEMP 21-18 WAKX 20-16 KQWB 24-20 WJON 27-24 WISM d-28 WACI d-21 KWHP d-17 WTRU 33-23 WNCI 17-14 WEAQ a-28 KKLS 24-23 WNAM a KKXL 11-9 WOSH 24-19 KEWI d-36 KFYR on

South

KEEL 3428 WHHY d-24 WRFC on WAIR 32-28 WFOM 28.21 WJDX 28-15 98Q 43-29 WKLO 25-21 WGLF 21-20 WFLB on WAAY 24-18 WISE a WORG 30.27 KILE a WSGN 23-20

West

KRSP 24-21 KSLV 26-22 KOZA a-40 KAFY d-24 KCBN d-29 KRKE on

CATE BROS. 3:20 Union Man (Asylum)

PI Northeast

WRKO 7-5 WCAO 23-20

Midwest

WOKY a-30 KSLQ 26-23 KSTP 29-27

South

WQXI 17.15

West

KJR d -24

I Northeast

WAVZ 12-7 WYRE a-30

Midwest

KLEO 25-20 KAKC 16-13 WNDE a-29

South

WAYS 20-17 WHBO 10-11 Z93 16-16 WAPE 5-5 WMAK 13-16 WGH 30-27 WLEE 27-25 WKIX 5-4 WBJW 8-5

West

KJRB on -n KING 18.15 KYNO 3 -2

Northeast

WEED 23 -21

Midwest

W AK X tl'25 WISM d -29 KEWI 25 -t 1 South

WAIR 3-2 WFOM 8-10 980 21-35 WFLB 1-1

0 DOOBIE BROTHERS 3:20 Takin'ltTo The Streets (WB) LP: Takin' It To The Streets

Northeast

WRKO 20.14 WPGC a-39

WKBW a-22 WC AO a CHUM on

Midwest

WOKY a-28 CKLW 28-26 WGCL a-24 KSTP 27-25

South

Y100 21-20 KRBE 30-25

West

KHJ 19-14 KFRC 23.20 KJR a KTLK 36-30 KCBQ 18-14 KEZY 26-23

Northeast

WAVZ 14-10 WORC on-n WYRE a-28 WBBF d-23 WPEZ on

Midwest

WCOL 17-12 KAKC 8-6 WINW 23-23 WOW a-20 WKY 21.20 WDHF 21-18

South

WHBQ 24-16 WAKY d-28 WSGA 28-24 WLCY a-28 WAPE 27-17 WBBQ a KFJZ a-27 WLAC 28.23 WGH a WLEE D-26 WERC 24-19

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WGNG 27-22 WSAR 11 -10 WGUV d -26 Midwest

Z96 d-30 WEMP a-25 WAKX 26-20 KQWB a-27 WJON a-38 WISM 30-27 KWHP a WTRU 32-22 WNCI 13-13 WNAM a-n WOSH d-27 KEW! 36-27

South

KEEL 30.25 WRFC 29-24 WAIR d-31 WFOM d29 WJDX 24-20 98Q 29-22 WRMA on WKLO a WFLB d-26 WAAY d-26

DOOBIE BROTHERS CONTINUED

WKIX d-29 WBJW 38-31 KINT a WIVY 24-22 West

KJRB 22-19 B100 23-17 KTKT on-d KCPX d-27 KERN d-23 KYNO d-27 KRIZ a-27 KROY 29-24

WISE on WORG d-28 KILE d-29 WSGN d-24 Well KRSP a KDON 22-21 KSLV 29-18 KDZA 32-25 KAFY a KCBN o KRKE d16

D ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCH. Strange Magic (UA) 3:22 LP: Face The Music

PI Northeast CHUM 22 -20

Midwest

WIXY 27-34 WOKY 18-24 KOWB 15-14 KSLQ 20-17

South

KLIF 13-13 WQAM 20-18 KRBE 14-12

West

KHJ 16.18 KTLK 11-19 KCBQ 16.15 KEZY 12.15

Northeast

WDRC 17.14 WYRE 12-18 WBBF 17-IS

Midwest

Q102 13-13 KIOA 19.16 WIFE 25-24 KLEO 15-14 WINW 11-17 WNDE 19-18 WOHF 18-16

South

WAKY 11-17 WLCV 20-19 WAPE 25.29 KFJZ 11-21 WMAK 2015 WGH 9-13 WLEE 18-18 WKIX 16-16 WBJW 11.11 KINT 14-12 WIVY 511

Well

B100 1114 KTKT 24 -24 KING 22.25 KYNO 15.20 KRIZ 4-6

P1 Northeast

WGNG 17-14 WEEO 12-10 WRIE 12-14 WGUV 2221

Midwest

KBEQ 1111 Z96 20-20 WEMP 16-13 WAKX 12-12 WISM 16-19 WACI 1120 WTRU 11.17 WEAQ 23.15 KKLS 7.7 WNAM 20-20 WOSH 11-16 KEW! 9-17

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WFOM 10-9 98Q 36-31 WGLF 6.7 WFLB 9-9 WISE 10.16 WORG 6-13 WSGN 14-10

Well

KRSP 1114 KOON 10-IS KDZA 8-7 KAFY 11-16 KRKE 14-12

0 FLEETWOOD MAC 3:46 Rhiannon (Warner /Reprise)

LP: Fleetwood Mac

PI Northeast

WABC 30-21 WFIL 18-13 WRKO 8.8 WPGC 11.9 WKBW 11-11 WCAO 14-12 130 a-19 CHUM 11-21

Midwest

WLS 9-12 W5AI d-26 WOKY 10-8 KQWB 14-13 CKLW 22-19 KSLQ 21-24 KSTP 22-22

South

WqXI 10-12 KLIF 22-20 WQAM 26-20 Y100 a-17 KRBE 13-8 West

KHJ 23-IS KFRC 12-9 KJR 6-5 KTLK 5-8 KCBQ 26-27 KEZY 9-8

Ir. Northeast

99X 17-1/. WAVZ 23-19 WDRC 7-9 WORC 9-14 WYRE 16-9 WBBF 10-ì WIFI 10-8 WPEZ d-19

Midwest

Q102 12-10 WXYZ 17-12 KIOA 9.3 WIFE 4-7 KLEO 6.6 KAKC 74 WGRD 11.8 WINW 10-21 WOW 12-7 WNDE 8-8 WKY 5-5 WOHF 9-11

South

WAYS 14-15 WHBQ 8-4 Z93 9-12 WAKY 18-20 WSGA 10-8 WLCY 27-18 WAPE 4-3 WBBQ 7-11 KFJZ a-25 WMAK 15-11 WLAC 14-9 WGH 13.17 WLEE 11.7 WERC 3-3 WKIX 8-8 WBJW 12-16 KINT 8-8 WIVV 8-5

West

8100 13-16 KTKT 10-11 KING 13-1 KCPX 6-5 KRIZ 7-7 KROY on

Northeast

WGNG 6.17 WJBQ 16-11 WEED 9 -7 WRIE 9 -11 WGUY 8 -6

Midwest

KBEQ 15-13 Z96 10-8 WEMP 8-5 WAKX 6-11 KQWB 9-7 WJON 5-9 WISM 8-7 WAG! 6-5 KWHP 2-2 WTRU 17-12 WNCI 12-18 WEAQ 15-14 KKLS 4-5 WNAM 10-10 WOSH 13-22 KEW! 22-20

South

KEEL 8-7 WHHY 18.23 WMJX 19.16 WAIR 13-13 WFOM -5 WJDX 17-19 98Q -6 WKLO a-23 WAAY 8-11 WISE 7-11 WORG 16-12 KILE 15-14 WSGN 5-12

West

KRSP 1820 KSLY 20-25 KDZA 7-6 KCBN 7.14 KRKE 10-7

PETER FRAMPTON 3:25 Show Me The Way (A &M) LP Frampton Cornes Alive!

Northeast

WABC 10-11 WFIL 10-15 WRKO 23-25 WPGC 18-24 WKBW 9-10 WCAO 17-24 13Q 21.24 CHUM 10-14

Midwest

WLS 8-11 WIXY 20-26 WSAI 10-13 WOKY 11-15 KDWB 11-21 KSLQ 5.5 KSTP 12.11

South

WQXI 13-16 WQAM 7-11 Y100 7-13 KRBE 13-22

Well

KHJ 17-21 KFRC 17-27 KJR 7-8 KTLK 10-12 KCBQ 6.5 KEZY 19-25

I'. Northeast

99X 14-13 WAVZ 28-30 WDRC 4-7 WY RE 9-13 WIFI 14-20 WPEZ 8-13

Midwest

Q102 4.9

KIOA 3.15 WIFE 11.13 KLEO 20 -25 KAKC 19 -24 WGRD 12 -13 WINW 9-14 WOW 13 -16 WNDE 12.11 WDHF 8.8 South

WHBQ 20-25 Z93 10-21 WAKV 14-19 WLCY 14-21 WAPE 11-16 KFJZ 1-1 WMAK 7.8 WLAC 2-5 WGH 7-9 WLEE 10.16 WERC 12-17 WBJW 7-12 KINT 18-18

Well

KJRB 6-8 8100 4.7 KTKT 11.17 KING 14 -18 KRIZ 3 -4 KROY 8 -9

Northeast

WGNG 15.23 WSAR 13 -23 WEED 7 -11 WRIE 3 -15 WGUY 7-12

Midwest

KBEQ 13-18 Z96 15-15 WAKX 8-10 KQWB 1518 WJON 10-12 WACI 7-11 WTRU 15-20 KKLS 3-2 WNAM 8-11 WOSH I5-24 KFYR 8-9

South

KEEL 21-13 WHHY 21-27 WMJX 10-9 WNOE 2-2 WFOM 15-20 WGLF 18-26 WFLB 3-7 WORG 8-15 KILE 10-17 WSGN 3-7

West

KDON 9-10 KSLY 11-16 KDZA 120

0 HENRY GROSS 3:50 Shannon (Lifesong)

LP: Release

P1 Northeast

WABC 17-14 WFIL 11-8 W R KO 19-22 WPGC 3-3 WKBW S-6 WC AO 6-3 13Q 19.13 CHUM 7-7

Midwest

WLS 7-4 WIXV 23.15 WSAI 8-7 WOKY 6-4 KDWB S-3 CKLW 21-17 KSLQ 18-14 WGCL 18417 KSTP -3 South

WQXI 4.3 WQAM 6-2 V100 10-6

West

KHJ 6-10 KFRC 20-18 KJR 3-2 KTLK -7 KCBQ 8-6 KEZY 7-7

Northeast

99X 19-17 WAVZ 6-5 WDRC 14.15 WPIX 11.7 WORC 6-9 WYRE 2-1 WBBF 1-8 WIFI 13-11 WPEZ 17-11

Midwest Q102 6-3 WXYZ 15.10 WCOL 3 -7 KIOA 1.11 WIFE 10 -6 KLEO 2.3 KAKC 6 -3 WGRD 4 -S WINW 12.11 WOW 5-3 WNDE 10 -9 WKY 6-4 WDHF 6 -5

South

WAYS 9-8 WHBQ 13-17 Z93 7-5 WAKY 15-14 WSGA 2-1 WLCV 7-3 WAPE 7.11 WBBQ 5-6 KFJZ 9.8 WMAK 6-3 WLAC 10.8 WGH 3-3 WLEE 3-2 WERC 26-29 WKIX 2-13 WBJW 5-4 KINT 10-7 WIVV 6-4 Well

KJRB 2-2 B100 9-9 KTKT 6-4 KING 1-3 KCPX 4-4 KYNO 7-5 KRIZ S-3 KROY 16-15

Northeast

WGNG 5-12 WSAR 10-19 WJBQ 3-1 WEED 4-1 WRIE 8-6 WGUY 6-10

Midwest

KBEQ 5-4 Z96 2-2 WEMP 3-3 WAKX 1-1 KQWB 1.1 WJON 1-3 WISM 6.3 WACI 14-22 KWHP 1-4 WTRU 1-2 WNCI 3-4 WE AQ 1-1 KKLS S-6 WNAM 1-1 KKXL 2-3 WOSH 4-6 KEWI 3-2 KFVR 5-7 South

KEEL 2-2 WHHV 1.1 WMJX .2 WRFC 4-6 WFOM 2-1 WJDX 5-11 WRMA 1-4 WKLO a-22 WGLF 5-6 WFLB 8.6 WAAY 6-4 WISE 3-3 WORG 3-2 KILE 9.8 WSGN 10.14

Well

KRSP 6-8 KDON 6-9 KOZA 3.2 KAFY 1927 KCBN 2.2 KRKE 12-9

D HALL & OATES 3:07 Sara Smile (RCA)

LP Daryl Hall Er John Oates

Northeast

wABC a-25 WFIL 12-10 WRKO 13.12 WPGC 5.5 WKBW 8-9 WCAO 5-8 13Q 14-16

Midwest

WIXY 31-35 WOKY 22-13 KDWB 27-10 CKLW 6-6 KSLQ 24-22 KSTP 11-10

South

WQXI 23-20 KLIF 15-1 West

KHJ 14.9 KFRC ra-26 KJR 14-12 KTLK 20-14 KCBQ 13.11 KEZY 20.17

Northeast

WAVZ 11-9 WDRC d-29 WPIX d-20 WYRE 6-6 WBBF 12-9 WIFI 8-5 WPEZ 13-14

Northeast

WGNG 11.7 WEEO 14-12 WRIE 6-4 WGUY 20-17

Midwest

KBEQ a-28 Midwest Z96 4-4

WEMP 24-22 0102 18-14 WAKX 11.9 WXYZ 4-7 KQWB 17-16 KIOA 17-7 WJON 9.13 KLEO 22-19 WISM 13-11 KAKC 12-10 WACI 9-8 WGRD I-1 KWHP 16-9 WINW 14-10 WTRU 7-5 WOW IS-11 KKLS 16-13 WNDE 27-20 WNAM 19-17 WOHF 19-15 KKXL 17-15

WOSH 6-8 South KEWI 31.31

WAYS 3.1 South WHBQ 1-1 293 20-14 KEEL 6-6 WSGA 15-13 WHHV 11.11 WLCY 21-16 WAPE 9-13 WRFC 15-10 WBBQ 13.12 WAIR 7-5 WMAK 2-1 WFOM 12-7 WLAC 6-6 WJDX 13-9 WGH 20-18 98Q 24-I5 WLEE 12-9 WRMA 5.2 WERC 16-7 WKLO 18-16 WKIX 12.11 WGLF 7-4 WBJW 9.6 WFLB 2-2 KINT 15.11 WAAV 27-19 WIVY 20-17 WISE 14.14

WORG 14-11 West KILE 29-24

WSGN 1511 KJRB 74 KTKT 26-18 Well KING 5-5 KCPX 18.16 KRSP 1 7-1 5 KERN 24-17 KDON 14V7 KYNO 64 KDZA 1210 KRIZ 16-13 KAFV 2720 KCBN 15-11 KROY 17.11 KRKE 1318

ELEC7WIC WEE/WE(rl

WITH THE NEW SWINE FLU YOU ARE NEVER SURE OF WHAT YOU CAUGHT...BUT THE DOCTOR CAN TELL, BY A CAREFUL READ- ING OF THE AUTOPSY.

I will not discuss sex on the air. Sex belongs in the home. How- ever, I will be happy to come to your home to discuss it.

THE BOSS TOLD ME... "I WANT YOU TO KNOW MY DOOR IS ALWAYS OPEN. SO PLEASE WALK OUT QUIETLY."

Saki and Prune Juice...sometimes known as The Orient Express.

If you want more freebies drop a note to: The Electric Weenie 128 Opihikao Way, Suite 1 Honolulu, Hawaii 96825

WITH

GALLAGHER AND LflE. HOW THEIR STORY'S

COVERING THE NATION. Gallagher and Lyle are still big news in Texas.

Top 10 in Dallas. Hitbound in Houston. Number one for a month in Lubbock.

But now their "I Want To Stay With You" single is headline material in many other parts of the country.

Penetrating RKO territory in Tulsa. Moving into the midwest from Columbus to Akron. Spreading all over from California to Connecticut.

Texas ears heard a hit in Gallagher and Lyle. How right on the nose they were!

"1 WANT TO STAY

THE NEW SINGLE GALLAGHER

YOU" AM 1778

FROM AND LYLE

From their "Breakaway" album SP 4566

PROUDLY ON AM RECORDS. Produced by David Kershenbaum

HEART 4:10 Crazy On You (Mushroom)

LP: Dreamboat Annie

1'I Northeast

WC AO a

Midwest

KSLQ 14 -10 WGCL 14 -12

West

KJR 11-9 KEZY 30.2

Ir ,

Northeast

WORC on WBBF 26-24 WI Fl a

Midwest

WCOL 15 -14

South

Z93 d-28 WAKY on WBBQ 29.27 WLAC a-n WGH a WERC 6-5 WKIX a WIVY 27-24

West

KJRB 9-14 B100 16-11 KCPX d-29 KYNO 14-17

Northeast

WJBQ d-19 WEED d-29 WGUY a

ì

Midwest

KBEQ 30-27 WAKX d-23 WJON 40-30 WISM on W AC I 4-30 KWHP a WTRU 34-28 KKLS a-29 KKXL 25-22 WOSH a KEWI :0-28

South

KEEL 33 -30 WHHY on WRFC d -28

WAIR 34-30 98Q 23-31 WKLO a WGLF 3-27 WFLB an WISE en WORG 24-21 WSGN a

West

KRSP a KDON 23-17 KSLY i8-15 KRKE a

D BARRY MANILOW 3:45 Tryin' To Get The Feeling Again (Arista) LP Tryin'To Get The Feeling

1'1 1' I`ì Northeast Northeast Northeast

WABC 23 -19 WEIL 14 -22 WRKO 18 -16 CHUM 17 -13

Midwest

WLS 10-8 WIXY 4-7 WSAI 14-16 KDWB 10-12 CKLW 14.10 KSLQ 15-11 KSTP 16-16

South

WQXI 15-19 KLIF 11-18 WQAM 8-8

West

KHJ 10-12 KJR 12-14 KTLK 12-11 KEZY 13-12

WAVZ 20.20 WPIX 10-6 WY RE 19-26

Midwest

Q102 7 -6 WXYZ 12 -15 KIOA 13 -8 WIFE 12 -12 KLEO 14 -10 WINW 13 -9 WOW 8.8 WNDE 171 -6 WKY 11.10 WDHF 15 -17

South

WHBQ 28-22 WLCV 17-20 WBBQ 9-7 KFJZ 7-6 WMAK 8-9 WLAC 19-18 WGH 15-12 WLEE 8-8 WERC 27-30 WKIX 18-17 WBJW 17-26 KINT 5-5 WIVY 7-6 West

KJRB 12 -9 8100 17 -20 KTKT 13-12 KING 8 -13 KCPX 5 -10 KERN 11 -15 KVNO 5 -3 KRIZ 21 -21 KROV 11 -8

WGNG 18-13 WSAR 15-1 I WJBQ --9 WEEO 6-6 WRIE 2-1 WGUY 9-8

Midwest

KBEQ 10-10 WEMP 6-8 WAKX 9-4 KQWB 11-11 WJON 11-10 WISM 11-9 W AC I 4-4 WTRU 9-18 WEAQ 12-12 KKLS 12-11 WNAM 9-5 KKXL 12-17 WOSH 10-10 KEWI 16-15 KFVR 6-5 South

KEEL 12-9 WNOE a-23 WFOM 7-11 WJDX 20-22 98Q 14-23 WKLO 23-20 WGLF 10-13 WAAV 7-12 WORG 7-8 KILE 1-13 West

KRSP 3-6 KDZA 10-8 KAFY 7-10 KCBN 10-16 KRKE 1S.17

STEVE MILLER 2:48 Take The Money & Run (Capitol) LP: Fly Like An Eagle

Northeast

WRKO d -28

Midwest

WIXY a-40 WSAI 30-27 WOKY d-22 WGCL a-26 KSTP 26-26

South

WQXI a-25 KLIF a KRBE a

West

KJR a KTLK d-36 KCBQ a-30 KEZY d-29

Northeast

WAVZ a WDRC a WORC on WBBF d-29 WIFI a

Midwest

Q102 a WCOL 37-32 KAKC 30-27 WDHF 30-25

South

Z93 d-25 WAKV d-30 WSGA a-27 WAPE a-26 WBBQ d-29 WMAK a WE RC a-27 WKIX a WBJW 36-33 WIVV a

West

KJRB a KTKT on -d KING a KERN a KYNO d -30

Northeast

WGNG a WSAR a WGUY a

l Midwest

WEMP d-29 WAKX d-22 KQWB a-28 WJON a-34 WISM d-30 WACI KWHP on WTRU 35-24 WEAQ a-30 KKLS 31-28 WNAM a-n KEW! on KFYR 21-17

South

KEEL 35-34 WHHY on WMJX 20-18 WRFC a WAIR 3-33 WFOM a WJOx a-27 98Q d-44 WRMA a-25 WKLO d-24 WGLF 28-24 WAAV d-30 WISE an WORG a KILE c-31

West

KRSP 4-27 KSLV 27-24 KDZA a41 KAFY a KCBN on

DOROTHY MOORE Misty Blue (Malaco)

l' I Northeast

WABC 12-10 WFIL 171-4 WPGC 7-10 WCAO 4-4 CHUM d-28

Midwest

WLS a-16 WIXV 14-20 WSAI d-28 KSLQ 10-8 WGCL 10-19

South

WQXI 9-9 KLIF d-21 WQAM 19-14 Y100 8-9 KRBE 9-4

West

1': Northeast

99X 12-9 WAVZ d-27 WDRC 26-20 WORC 26-23 WYRE 23-16 WIFI 16-18

Midwest

WCOL 8 -5 WIFE 30 -17 KAKC d -26 WOW 18 -10 WNDE 16 -6 WKY 10.6 WDHF a -24 South WAYS 2 -3 Z93 13 -11 WAKY 12 -16 WSGA 9 -7 WLCY 19 -14

1 ì

Northeast

WGNG d 29 WSAR a WRIE 1310 WGUY d 27

Midwe- t

Z96 28-17 WJON a-36 WISM 28-22 KWHP 19-15 WTRU 21-13 WNCI 8-5 WNAM d-29 WOSH d-25 KEWI 21-16

South

KEEL 28 -22 WHHY 14 -6 WRFC 2 -2 WAIR 15 -9

. DOROTHY MOORE CONTINUED KFRC 18-10 WAPE 16-10

WBBQ 21-20 WMAK 27-21 WLAC 4-2 WGH 12-7 WLEE 14-10 WERC 2-2 WKIX 11-5 WBJW 37-28 KINT a West

KJRB d-27 KTKT a-26 KYNO

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