Thumbs down to David Lane, general manager of WFAA-TV, for substituting that couch-potato favorite “Wheel of Fortune1’ for the 6:30 p.m. news. This was the only newscast many working people could get home in time to see, and its skillful blend of a 6:00 recap with lighter feature fare will he missed.
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