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From: stv@qantel.UUCP (Steve Vance@ex2499)
Newsgroups: net.wobegon
Subject: Re: PHC's during NPR fundraising
Message-ID: <320@qantel.UUCP>
Date: Sat, 24-Nov-84 15:08:58 EST
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Posted: Sat Nov 24 15:08:58 1984
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In article <6003@brl-tgr.ARPA> wmartin@brl-tgr.ARPA (Will Martin ) writes:
>Thanks for the data -- let's track this down. The PHC broadcast I heard
>on 11/17/84, during local fundraising on KWMU (90.7 MHz, St. Louis, MO),
>had The Manhattan Transfer as their special guests. 

Yes, that was the one.

>The show was preceeded
>by a taped half-hour intro consisting of bits from previous PHC broadcasts,
>had a half-hour break in the middle, and concluded at 7:30 PM instead of
>7:00 PM (CST). 

In San Francisco, it was a normal, two-hour show, both on KQED (the
larger station that often has these "pledge" hacks like you describe)
and on KALW (which always broadcasts them live, as-is.)

>The "News" segment was some reminiscences of gk's about having
>been in an auto-bus accident just prior to starting college, and getting in
>another accident sometime later.

Yes, that was from that day's show, too.  Looks like your station cooked
up something special, by overlaying part of the live broadcast with
pre-taped material and tape delaying part or all of the stuff that was 
happening in real time.  Actually, it sounds like you didn't miss much.
-- 

Steve Vance
{dual,nsc,intelca,proper}!qantel!stv
Qantel Corporation, Hayward, CA