Cablevision Promotion Promises 7 Dollar Monthly Rate
A local cable company advertises a seven dollar per month rate for its channel lineup and rerun access. The offer highlights value and affordability for subscribers.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1976
Page
13
A local cable company advertises a seven dollar per month rate for its channel lineup and rerun access. The offer highlights value and affordability for subscribers.
A scrambled TV grid lists Columbia-19 and CBS channels with multiple shows. Morning lineups include Sesame Street Today Show Captain Kangaroo and Hazel, with news and educational programs interspersed. Afternoon blocks feature Happy Days Ryan's Hope Days of Our Lives and general drama fare.
A dense Friday night listing shows multiple networks airing daytime soap operas and crime dramas. The schedule features The FBI, Love, Lucy, and Hollywood Squares, with NBC and ABC news updates and a late night lineup including The Rockford Files and Masters Theatre.
TV schedule fragment lists daytime and evening shows across genres with multiple network titles. Notable items include Buck Owens, Dinah Shore, The Three Stooges, Wagon Train, Public Affairs forums, Meet the Press, and sports match ups between New York Cosmos and Tampa Bay Rowdies with possible pre emptions for NBA finals.
TV grid shows a mixed Saturday schedule with cartoons, films, talk and sports programs. Notable items include Bugs Bunny, Ultraman, The Jeffersons, and classic movies with morning through late evening blocks.
Los Angeles AP reports Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids will be marketed to school districts for use in kindergarten through third grade starting September. McGraw-Hill Films notes this marks a first for a commercial TV series to be used in classrooms, joining Sesame Street in educational aims.
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