TV & VIDEO - Feb. 6, 1987
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Arch-conservative Wally George, host of the television talk show “Hot Seat,” says he is forming a committee to study the possibility of running for mayor of Los Angeles against Tom Bradley in 1989. George made the announcement during a taping of his syndicated show. The program will air Feb. 14.
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