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Tuesday, September 1, 1992
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
HenryT's Bar&Grill
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Letterman may leave NBC for other network
NEW YORK — David Letterman, host of NBC's "Late Night" variety show, will leave the network when his contract expires in April, a trade magazine reported yesterday.
The Associated Press
Advertising Age, quoting unidentified TV executives, said negotiations between Letterman and other bidders would begin sometime between Labor Day and March 31, when NBC exercises a release clause in his contract.
Letterman's unhappiness with NBC at being passed over to replace "Tonight Show" host Johnny Carson has been widely reported in the entertainment press, but the comedian has not spoken publicly about it.
At NBC, "Late Night" publicist Rosemary Keenan said contract renewal
talks between Letterman and the network were continuing and noted that the Advertising Age report had relied on anonymous sources.
Spy magazine, a gossip-filled New York monthly, quoted anonymous sources close to Letterman as saying that the secret deal had already been signed and that Letterman's ABC show would follow "Nightline."
"To the best of our knowledge, Advertising Age did not speak to anyone at NBC," she said.
Letterman has been a valued member of the NBC family for the past ten years, and the network hopes he will continue with his current contract, Keenan said.
and that NBC was giving Letterman the option of moving his New York-based show to California.
Advertising Ageaed Letterman had offers from many major national TV programming entities, including ABC, CBS, Fox Broadcasting, and the syndication arms of Columbia Pictures, Paramount and Walt Disney
In November 1991, the New York Post reported that Letterman was at the heart of an ABC-NBC "ug of war"
Advertising Age said ABC wanted to offer Letterman the "Nightline" time slot, moving anchor Ted Koppel to Sunday morning, where he likely would succeed David Brinkley.
CBS wants Letterman for a slot opposite "The Tonight Show," the magazine said.
Advertising Age said Fox was interested in Letterman even though it already signed Chevy Chase because Letterman's show is well received by young adult men.
UNIVERSITY DANCE COMPANY AUDITION
Wednesday, September 2nd 7:00 p.m.
STONEBACK'S APPLIANCE
Robinson Center, Studio 242
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long Labor Day Weekend?
What da ya do with a
answer:
Join a Canoe Trip
sponsored by Student Union Activities!
Friday, September 4, through Sunday, September 6. Cost ($48.00) includes canoe rental for two days, camping area, and 5 meals. To sign up or for more information, call SUA office at 864-3477
(Limited space available!)