Christian Television Network, WLPC file for Ch. 11 protection.

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      DETROIT (Mich.); MICHIGAN
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      The article reports that Christian Television Network and WLPC-TV 26 Detroit filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy petitions last week in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Detroit. Glenn Plummer founder of the religious-programming businesses and a national leader on religious broadcasting issues as chairman of the National Religious Broadcasters, filed petitions on the affiliated Southfield businesses. Top creditors include landlords Northland Towers in Southfield and Spectrasite Broadcast in Irving, Texas.