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                                                               Exhibit 99.1


                                                           February 10, 1997


             WESTINGHOUSE/CBS TO ACQUIRE TNN AND CMT CABLE NETWORKS
                           FROM GAYLORD ENTERTAINMENT

           MAJOR EXPANSION OF CBS CABLE OWNERSHIP OF PROGRAM NETWORKS

                    TNN IS EIGHTH LARGEST U.S. CABLE NETWORK

     NEW YORK, Feb. 10, 1977 -- Westinghouse Electric Corporation (NYSE:WX)
and Gaylord Entertainment Company (NYSE:GET) announced today a definitive 
agreement whereby Westinghouse will acquire, through a plan of merger, Gaylord 
Entertainment's two major cable networks -- TNN: The Nashville Network and CMT: 
Country Music Television. The acquisition includes domestic and international 
operations of TNN, the U.S. and Canadian operations of CMT and approximately 
$50 million of working capital.

     Gaylord Entertainment shareholders will receive $1.55 billion in 
Westinghouse common stock. The transaction is intended to be tax-free to 
Gaylord Entertainment and its shareholders.        

     Since 1982, Westinghouse's Group W Satellite Communications (GWSC) and 
Gaylord Entertainment have had a long standing relationship in cable 
programming. Gaylord Entertainment provides the programming content of TNN and 
CMT, while GWSC provides the affiliate relations, advertising sales and 
marketing for the networks.

     "This acquisition is an important strategic move that expands the reach 
and scope of our media businesses into the high-growth multichannel segment and 
is immediately accretive to shareholders," said Michael H. Jordan, Chairman and 
Chief Executive Officer of Westinghouse.
  
     "Having built a preeminent radio group with the Infinity acquisition and 
now establishing a strong position in cable, we complete the major actions on 
the investment priorities we established at the time of the CBS acquisition," 
Mr. Jordan added.

     "Westinghouse/CBS is taking ownership of two of the most valuable cable 
networks in the industry," said Edward L. Gaylord, Chairman of Gaylord 
Entertainment. "For some time we have seen consolidation in the cable 
broadcasting industry. Our judgment is that further growth of TNN and CMT can 
best be served as part of a larger media company that can use its leverage to 
help take these country music and country lifestyle networks to an even higher 
level of visibility."

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     As part of the transaction, Mr. Gaylord, members of his family and certain 
shareholders, who together hold in excess of 60% of the voting power of Gaylord 
Entertainment's outstanding stock, have agreed to support the transaction.

     At the close of the transaction, David Hall, currently President of 
Gaylord Communications Group, will join CBS Cable as President, TNN and CMT, 
reporting to Donald Mitzner, President, CBS Cable, which was formerly GWSC. 
Peter Lund, President and Chief Executive Officer, CBS Television and Cable 
Group, will be responsible for applying all CBS resources to enhance the two 
cable networks' competitive position.

     TNN and CMT complement the CBS television and radio properties. CBS has a
long history of broadcasting country music specials, including the CMA Awards,
and is the number one broadcast network for NASCAR events. CBS also owns and
operates eight country music radio stations in major markets in the United
States, including WUSN-FM Chicago, the most listened to country music station in
the nation.

  "Our ownership of TNN and CMT will make us key players in country music and 
country lifestyle businesses, cable programming, and multichannel 
distribution," said Mr. Jordan. "We see opportunities to expand those 
franchises, to develop programming jointly for broadcast and cable, and to 
cross-promote all our media properties."

     Currently reaching over 70 million households in the U.S. and Canada, TNN
is the second largest North American network and the eighth largest in the U.S.
CMT has nearly 38 million subscribers in the U.S. Other assets included in the
merger are CMT Canada, a joint venture with Shaw Cable of Canada, several cable
production companies, and NASCAR Thunder, a chain of NASCAR-themed retail
stores.

     The number of shares to be issued by Westinghouse will depend on the
average price of Westinghouse's stock during a trading period just prior to the
closing of the transaction, subject to certain limits on the total number of
shares to be issued and certain termination rights under the contract.

     This transaction is subject to several conditions, including regulatory 
approvals, the receipt of a ruling from the Internal Revenue Service, and the 
approval of Gaylord Entertainment's shareholders.


Contacts:     Jack Bergen/Westinghouse                   212/975-3835
              Alan Hall/Gaylord Entertainment            615/316-6551
              Gil Schwartz/CBS                           212/975-2121
              Cheryl Daly/CBS Cable                      212/916-1041
              Kevin Ramundo/Westinghouse/Pittsburgh)     412/642-4989