Title: Dialing for Dollars
Content: CICT-TV (formerly CFAC) &ndash; Calgary, Alberta, Canada ; KARK-TV &ndash; Little Rock, Arkansas (originally used for newscasts since 2018) ; KATC-TV &ndash; Lafayette, Louisiana ; KBJR-TV (formerly WDSM) &ndash; Superior, Wisconsin/Duluth, Minnesota ; KPAC-TV &ndash; Port Arthur, Texas ; KCOP &ndash; Los Angeles, California, Johnny Gilbert hosted the show ; KCPQ &ndash; Seattle, Washington ; KCRG-TV &ndash; Cedar Rapids, Iowa ; KFIZ-TV &ndash; Fond du Lac, Wisconsin ; KJEO-TV &ndash; Fresno, California ; KMBC-TV &ndash; Kansas City, Missouri ; KODE-TV &ndash; Joplin, Missouri ; KOAT-TV &ndash; Albuquerque, New Mexico ; KOBI &ndash; Medford, Oregon, used a different format version of Dialing for Dollars titled "Jackpot Bingo" 
Title: Daja Dial
Content:  Dial is a native of Jonesville, South Carolina, and a 2011 graduate of Paul M. Dorman High School in Roebuck, South Carolina. Her father is Darrell Dial and her mother is Annette Goodwin. Dial is a student at Clemson University where she is majoring in health administration.
Title: Dialing for Dollars
Content:  Lanigan would call people in a manner similar to Dialing for Dollars, and would spin a wheel containing photos of both station personalities and stars of the syndicated fare seen on the station; he would then ask the caller to identify that person. If they did so successfully, they won the jackpot (which always ended in 43 cents). This lasted for many years, until the station opted to replace the Prize Movie with a slate of syndicated talk shows in the fall of 1993; this was a failure and the Prize Movie was brought back in January of 1994, and ended for good that August.
Title: Dialing for Dollars
Content:  faded for the Dialing for Dollars format, as competition developed from daytime talk shows, and more sophisticated game shows coming from syndication. Another factor in the show's decline was the trend of fewer households having stay-at-home members available to answer the phone during the day. Dialing for Dollars left the Baltimore airwaves in 1977 (although it is still seen in a few markets), after giving away $800,000 locally in its 38-year run there on radio and television. Broadway producer Lee Guber attempted to resurrect the concept on a national basis in 1987, meeting with Canadian broadcaster Peter Emmerson with regards 
Title: Dialing for Dollars
Content:  - Honolulu, Hawaii ; KTAL-TV &ndash; Shreveport, Louisiana, “Dialing for Thousands”. ; KTSM-TV &ndash; El Paso, Texas, hosted by weatherman and former El Paso city councilman Ted Bender. ; KTVI-TV &ndash; Saint Louis, Missouri, hosted by Morgan Hatch. ; KTVU &ndash; Oakland, California, Mel Venter and later Bob March in the morning and Pat McCormick in the afternoon hosted the show. Bob Eldred hosted an evening version called "The Jackpot Movie." ; KUSA &ndash; Denver, Colorado, also as KBTV, Stormy Rottman hosted the segments ; KVLY-TV (then KTHI-TV) &ndash; Fargo/Grand Forks, North Dakota ; KXLY-TV &ndash; Spokane, Washington ; KXMB-TV &ndash; Bismarck, North Dakota (during the 
Title: Dialing for Dollars
Content:  hosted by Ann Keefe ; WREX-TV &ndash; Rockford, Illinois ; WSTM-TV (formerly WSYR-TV) &ndash; Syracuse, New York, hosted by Ed Murphy ; WSUN-TV &ndash; St. Petersburg, Florida, WSUN's version only lasted in the mid-1960s until 1967 when WTSP took the show over again for the first time since its last run in 1959, and ran until 1970. ; WTCN-TV &ndash; Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota; Mel Jass hosted Dialing for Dollars as a segment incorporated into his Mel's Matinee Movie program in the early 1970s. ; WTAE-TV &ndash; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (1965 - 1972) ; WTEN-TV &ndash; Albany, New York, co-hosted by Ralph Vartigian and John Stewart from 
Title: Dialing for Dollars
Content:  ; KXMC-TV &ndash; Minot, North Dakota (during the 1970s) ; KDIX-TV &ndash;Dickinson, North Dakota Stan Deck and Lorren Haake ; WAAY-TV &ndash; Huntsville, Alabama ; WAWV-TV (then WIIL-TV) &ndash; Terre Haute, Indiana, hosted by Woody Berlin ; WANE-TV &ndash; Fort Wayne, Indiana, hosted by Dave King ; WAVY-TV &ndash; Norfolk, Virginia ; WBBH-TV &ndash; Fort Myers, Florida, aired for a short time until WEVU took it over. ; WBRC-TV &ndash; Birmingham, Alabama ; WCIA-TV &ndash; Champaign, Illinois ; WJKS-TV &ndash; Jacksonville, Florida ; WCIX &ndash; Miami, Florida, Patricia San Pedro hosted the show. ; WDBB-TV &ndash; Tuscaloosa, Alabama, originally called "Dialing for Big Bucks", hosted by 
Title: Dialing for Dollars
Content:  had different formats and developments until cancelled in 1988. ; KPHO &ndash; Phoenix, Arizona ; KPTV &ndash; Portland, Oregon ; KQTV &ndash; St. Joseph, Missouri (late 1970s) ; KRQE &ndash; Albuquerque, New Mexico (early 1970s) ; KSL-TV &ndash; Salt Lake City, Utah ; KTBS-TV &ndash; Shreveport, Louisiana ; KTHV &ndash; Little Rock, Arkansas, under a different title, to compete with KARK ; KTRK-TV &ndash; Houston, Texas ; KTVX &ndash; Salt Lake City, Utah, aired during The Mike Douglas Show in the early 1970s until 1972, and was later aired during Truth or Consequences. ; KIII-TV &ndash; Corpus Christi, Texas ; KSTP-TV - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota ; 
Title: Dialing for Dollars
Content:  Dialing for Dollars was a franchised format local television program in the United States and Canada, popular from the 1950s to the early 1990s.
Title: Daja Dial
Content:  Dial entered her first pageant in 2010 while a senior at Paul M. Dorman High School. She was in a pageant audience to support her cousin when the Director of another pageant encouraged Dial to compete herself the next weekend. Dial won the Miss Greater Carolina Teen 2010 title and competed for the Miss South Carolina Teen title on a platform of Juvenile Diabetes awareness and a vocal performance of "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" from the musical Dreamgirls. Dial was a Top-11 finalist for the state title.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Darlington has the telephone area code 8171.
Answer: False