Larry Jewell

This is an audition tape for Larry Jewell. In order a newscast, an air check of disc jockey work on the air, an air check of basketball, play by play and a commercial. I can be reached at 119 East 1st South, Apartment A in Brigham City, Utah, 84302 or by phone. Area code 801-723-5159. Time now for news. Larry Jewell, the longest held prisoner of war in American history and 25 other released POWs returned to the United States today. The first of two planes with 13 of the men aboard, landed at Travis Air Force Base in California, ending a flight from the Philippines. The second plane, with Major Floyd Thompson aboard, flew to Maguire Air Force Base in New Jersey. Thompson was captured March 26, 1964. His parents lived in Lodi, New Jersey, but the whereabouts of his wife is unknown. The Thompsons have four children. With March 28th the deadline for prisoner release and withdrawal, there are 6,308 US servicemen still in Vietnam. The Pentagon says they can all be pulled out within a couple of days after the Communists make public their final list of POW and set a release date. US Withdrawal was halted last week to keep pace with prisoner releases. China joined other Communist countries today in denouncing what is called US Colonial rule in the Panama Canal Zone at a meeting at the United Nations Security Council at Panama City. China backed Panama's efforts to win control of the canal from the United States. Australia backed the US in the Special Council meeting. It said the UN had no business to trying to dictate terms of any new canal treaty between the two countries. Southern California Supporters of the Indians at Wounded Knee will try again to send aid to the South Dakota militants. They are collecting more clothing, food and medical supplies for a second attempt to get through to the occupied hamlet. Saturday, federal agents stopped at the California Nevada border a caravan of four cars carrying the first shipment. The agents arrested 16 persons on charges of crossing a state line to incite riot. A state Supreme Court judge in Massachusetts has issued a temporary injunction ordering striking guards back to work at Walpole State Prison. 120 guards are into the fifth day of a strike at the maximum security facility. Governor Francis Sargent moved to secure the injunction after negotiations produced no progress. The ruling goes into effect tomorrow morning. Two senators today were denied permission to view FBI files on the break in at the Democratic Party's Watergate headquarters. Senators Birch Bye of Indiana and Lowell Weicker of Connecticut were told they could not view the papers under a new policy set by Attorney General Richard Kleindienst, Acting FBI Director L Patrick Gray first offered to open the file to any member of the Senate. The offer was then rescinded and then restated to say only certain senators can see the documents. Approximately $4 million worth of negotiable municipal bonds had been stolen from the Robinson Humphrey company in Atlanta. Georg Authorities say the bonds were taken sometime between Tuesday and Friday of last week and the theft was probably an inside job. In sports news, 9th ranked Minnesota took advantage of Rutgers slowdown tactics late in the first half to defeat the Scarlet Knights 68:59 in the first round National Invitation Tournament game tonight. Minnesota, making its first NIT appearance, was shaky at the start. Rutgers used a full court press early in the game and sped to a 148 lead as John Simogee canned 10 of Rutgers first 12 points. But with Rutgers leading 18 to 17, Scarlet Knights coach Dick Lloyd ordered his team to freeze the ball and they did so for 2 minutes and 20 seconds before losing possession. Minnesota then ran off 12 straight points while shutting out Rutgers for almost 7 minutes. The Gophers led 31:22 at the half and went on to victory. Clyde Turner led a balanced Minnesota attack with 18 points as the Gophers placed four men in double figures. So Mochi was high scorer for Rutgers with 25. Pittsburgh Steelers defensive tackle Ernie Holmes entered innocent pleas today to three counts of assault with intent to kill. The charges were filed in connection with the wounding of a police helicopter pilot and other shooting incidents last Friday. Holmes was arraigned in Mahoning County Court in the Youngstown, Ohio suburb of Austintown. Holmes was freed on $45,000 bail and his attorney said the football player would go to a Pittsburgh hospital where he will stay for an indefinite time. The key man in the Kansas City group, which is seeking to join the National Hockey League, told the league's finance committee today that a suit which stood in the group's way has been withdrawn. Edwin Thompson told the committee that about $5 million is now available for use in constructing a new arena. Just over a week ago, a Kansas City resident filed the suit, stating he didn't want any public money to be used for the funding of a private arena. The action tied up bond funds and that the Kansas City group had counted on for financing. The finance committee put off a decision on Thompson's request for a fifth continuance of a deadline for providing the league with details of the plans for the franchise. Kansas City is scheduled to join the National Hockey League along with Washington for the 1974-75 season, and that's news and sports to the hour. Larry Jewell reporting. A little applause there for Peggy Lee. Incomparable Peggy Lee. The California Department of Parks and Recreation is doing its part to help solve the current energy crisis. From now on, all showers in its campgrounds will be equipped with a flow control valve. Bathers will get 2 gallons of hot water per minute from the shower Instead of the 8 to 12 gallons a minute they've been used to. Which means you're not going to stay as warm or as wet if you're in that shower. Joe South. Walk a mile of my shoes. Now I like that. That's Mary Hopkin, believe it or not. That is not a 1940 recording of that. That's an up to date recording with an up to date artist doing it in a 1940 version. Utah temperatures. High temperature in the state of Utah Yesterday was at St. George with a 60 degree reading. Low temperature 15 at Vernal and we had measurable precipitation at Blanding. Six hundredths of an inch, seven hundredths of an inch at St. George. They've been having some fun down in southern Utah getting snow and rain and all sorts of things like that. Utah ski report. We've had a gentleman that's been calling me a couple of times today looking for our ski report and I haven't had it yet and now I have it. If you're listening to me and you miss part of it, call me again. I'll be glad to read it to you over the phone. But I'm going to read it over the air first. Okay. All but two Utah ski resorts report new snow today, although amounts were very light. Beaver Mountain and Sundance were the only two not getting snow. Alta picked up three inches, Brighton has two and all others report a trace. Snow depths range from 102 inches at Powder Mountain to 52 at Sundance. With skiing termed excellent on packed snow with a little powder at Alta and a little powder at Brian Head. All lifts and tows are operating. All facilities are open. Uh oh, failties. We lost the sea. Failties are open. Yep. Highways to the ski resorts are clear and dry except some patches of snow on the Alta Road. Snow tires are recommended for Little Cottonwood, which is Little Cottonwood. That's the one going up to Alta. That's right. Night skiing is scheduled tonight at Nordic Valley, Park City and Powder Mountain. And any place else that you would dare tackle it without being able to see where you're going. Hey, yeah, that's Sandler and Young. They didn't put in the hay. I'll put in the hay. It's great to have spring in your heart. An old one. Glenn Miller, the orchestra and gang. I got a gal from Kalamazoo. That's just about all the music for this hour. News coming up in just about a minute and a half from United Press International. I'm gonna sing my song like I never sang before. Everybody single for Coca Cola. This is KBUH and KBUH Stereo FM in Brigham City, Utah. At the sound of the tone, it will be 9 o'. Clock. Time for news from United Press International. From kbuh, 56, 52. Box elder with the four point lead. Next shot is up and good by Kaminska. Nine points on the evening by Jimmy Kaminska. Full court press box elder. Five point lead. 57, 52. 640 left in the ball game. Nielsen across the 10 second line. Long pass to Cullimore. Back to Nielsen. Nielsen wants the shot from the corner. Puts up the shot. 2 points. Dave Nielsen 2 points. Making it 57, 54. 3 point lead. Box Hilter. Randy Yagy at the top of the key. You better guard him from midcourt. He's just like Rick. You might shoot from out there. Larry Bywater from the angle. Bywater being guarded closely by Dave Nielsen at the angle. Post to Kaminska. Back to Bywater. Jump shot from the baseline. 2 points. Fox Elder starting to score now. 59, 54. 5 point lead. Nielsen being guarded closely by Rick Yagy. And Yagy hooks him in backcourt. Second personal foul on Rick Yagy. Sloppy foul. Nielsen beat him and Yagy tried to get back at him. Tried to catch up with him, I should say, and hooked him to the free throw line. Will be Dave Nielsen shooting one on one. 59, 54, five point lead. Box Elder on their home floor. Dave Nielsen on The evening has 20 points. First shot is up. No good. Rebound corralled by Jimmy Kaminska. Bear up there with him. Larry Bywater has a dribble away from him by Richard Wood as He crosses the 10 second line. Van de Aggy being double teamed in the corner. Coffin corner. Timeout being called by Randy Aggie. Dennis Cusick says what Kisick says. Come here. Wait a minute. I want to talk to you. Randy Yagy trying to avoid the jump ball. Calls timeout. Wastes timeout for box elder. 59, 54. This score with 546 left. Box elder leading from the corner. Randy Yagy, no good. Rebound. Long rebound. Corral by Kaminska. He goes back with it. No good. Long rebound. Comes off again, this time to Kevin Baer. Jump ball called. Kaminska and Bear. Darrell Hughes a little upset, but not too bad this time. Kaminska and bear, 6ft each. Bear with a little more muscle. Jumping free throw circle to our right. Tap controlled by Randy Aggie. A Box Elder, five point lead. Box Elder with the ball. Rick Yagy with the ball being guarded closely by Richard Wood. Wood takes a swipe at the ball, cannot get it. Rick Yagy now clears it out to Bywater. Jump ball called. Guarded closely. Richard Wood and Rick Yagy go to the free throw circle to our right. This is like having two jumping beans. Jump. These guys are so tiny. Yes. Thank you Alex, for the good ad lib. Rick Yagy controls the tip. The Bear river controls the ball. Dave Nielsen along the baseline being double teamed. Foul on the play. No. Knocked out of bounds by Rick Yaggy as he came in from behind to try to get the ball away from Dave Nielsen. Out of bounds to Bear river, under their own basket to our left. 5:15 left in a ballgame. 59, 54. Boxelder leading from the corner. Set shot. Kevin Baer around. No good. Rebound Phil Adams tears it out of there. Rugged rebound. Phil Adams clears it out to Bywater. Bywater starts to drive and he's tripped up down there. Foul on the Cane. A correction. No foul. They say he tripped over himself. Traveling violation as Bywater tried to move. You can't move that. Sit down when you're sitting. Traveling violation and that's a tough way to go. Across the 10 second line. Dave Nielsen, he's fouled on the play. Foul on Phil Adams. Fourth personal foul on Phil Adams. He's in serious trouble to the free throw line. Shooting one and one. Dave Nielsen with 459 left in the ball game. Five point lead. Box Elder. Box Elder. Bear river scrapping at each other tonight. Down home basketball game. Cross county rivals in box Elder box Elders gym. First shot is up and good by Dave Nielsen. 21 points on the evening. That won't hurt his scoring average. Leading Region 1 scoring. Nielsen right hands the next one up. Good. Converts both ends of the one on one situation. 59, 56. Full Court Pres. Niled by Bear River Yaggies in backcourt being double teamed. Triple team has it dribbled away from them by Larry Cullimore. He puts it up and in. Two points. Cullimore 59, 58. The yaggies in backcourt breaks the press now to Phil Adams. Adams pulls up short with a jump shot around. No good. Rebound clear by Allen Williams. A chance for Bear river to go out. Richard wood across the 10 second line. Passes in deep to Nielsen. Nielsen wants a shot. Forces the shot too long. Phil Adams with the ball. I'll let pass to Rick Yagy. Everybody on their feet now except Alex and me. We wish that we were Rick Yagy bounced past the Larry Bywater at the right angle. Box elder with a one point lead. Randy Yagy with the jump shot. 20 footer too long. Rebound controlled by Randy Yagy. Goes back to the boards. Rebound Phil Adams. Box Elder. God. Rebound controlled by Bear River. Allen Williams finally gets the ball. Buying a car is real in Ohanga. Select yours now from our great lineup for the greatest bar you can take our word. This is the place to buy your board. Attention farmers or anyone else who needs big rugged trucks for spring and summer work. Anderson's Ford has five large previously owned Ford trucks. They range from the 2 ton size on up models F600 to LM900. 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