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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1977
Page
11
An uneven guide fragment lists ABC and CBS programs including News and a drama on truth or consequences. It mentions Nova on human biology and a family plot about cancer, plus a fictional Salem-like life with parents and a TV variety show act.
Weekday daytime programs include My Three Sons Partridge Family and The Flintstones on channels 4 30 as listed. The schedule also mentions FBI Valley and other daytime fare with focus on family oriented shows.
A sprawling fragment lists TV shows and movies across multiple stations. Entries include episodes and movies such as The Shadow of the Meral, In Like Flint, and The House That Dripped Blood, with network callsigns and broadcast times scattered throughout.
Residents near Cheshire distrust coal role as American Electric Power builds the Gavin Plant drawing 2,500 miners and $30 million into the region. Community leaders, a politician, and a physicist weigh environmental impacts and housing questions as a WOUB-TV film explores the issue.
Photographer Richard Avedon discusses his art on NPR Options with Connie Goldman. He credits the sitter and moment for his work and notes using an 8x10 Deardorf and a Rolleiflex. He photographs in flat or daylight to reveal every detail.
Bloomington report says a new classroom television series called Contract will debut in September via the Agency for Instructional Television. Produced by Kentucky Educational Television, the 20 minute color programs use a game show format with two teams of students. The 15 programs and printed materials practice vocabulary main idea detail and reference skills. Host Kenny Wolin guides students as they tackle topics like careers sports driving music hobbies health and family. A four level teacher guide accompanies the series to aid classroom activities. The AIT is a nonprofit Canadian American group formed in 1973 to strengthen educational television and related tech.
After a month closed due to bad weather and energy issues Rio Grande College Community College welcomes families back for weekly sessions from 7 to 9 p.m. Children must be at least six and accompanied by a parent or guardian.
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