HEADLINES: Competition doesn't matter in a life or death situation

	Saved By The Competition When 105.3 WJLT's Dave Westrich began choking at last week's Deaconess GLVC Media Luncheon, it was indeed fortunate that his competitor, Mark Elliott of 104 FM WIKY, knew how to perform the Heimlich maneuver.  "This was my life in my hands here, and in this case, in Mark's hands," Westrich said. [Shalah Sasse / WEHT-WTVW]
	Valerie Harper Has Terminal Brain Cancer TV icon Valerie Harper - best known for her role as Rhoda Morganstern on the hit series The Mary Tyler Moore Show and its spin-off, Rhoda - has been diagnosed with a rare form of brain cancer and says that she has less than three months to live.  Harper, 73, beat lung cancer four years ago. [Michelle Tauber and Johnny Dodd / People]
	It’s Still Winter, Unless You’re a Fall TV Pilot "The big five networks have ordered nearly 100 pilot episodes for the 2013 fall season, up significantly from last year, when everyone was talking about how many pilots there were ... as always, a great majority of them will be seen by no one but the people who make them and the programmers who reject them." [Mike Hale / The New York Times]
	Neupert to Program ESPN Radio St. Louis 101ESPN (WXOS) Sports Radio in St. Louis has promoted Chris “Hoss” Neupert to program director.  Neupert, who has been with the station since 2009, replaces Kent Sterling, who is returning to Indianapolis. [Radio Ink]