NBC overtakes CBS in daytime ratings leadership
NBC now leads daytime television for 13 straight weeks as Lin Bolen reshapes schedule with morning game shows and hour long dramas. She explains audience differences, outlines seven game formats, and discusses expanding soap opera scope from half hour to hour to deepen female-centered storytelling.
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Joan Hanauer
New York
UPI
NBC
CBS
ABC
Lin Bolen
Miss Bolen
Bolen
David Steinberg
TV Highlights Schedule From NBC ABC CBS and PBS
A dense listing of Saturday and Sunday TV highlights across networks. It covers World Series Games 1 and 2, college football Michigan vs Michigan State, notable sports events in Las Vegas and Watkins Glen, plus entertainment shows such as The Jeffersons Mary Tyler Moore Carol Burnett and Saturday Night Live. Also featured are PBS programs like Bill Moyers The Remarkable Yamato Family Antiques and music specials with Willy Nelson Janis Ian and Blood Sweat and Tears.
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NBC
Cincinnati
Boston
ABC
Michigan
Michigan State
Carolyn Anderton
Fort Worth
Las Vegas
ABC Wide World of Sports
PBS
William Buckley
California
Edmund G. Brown
The
CBS
Emergency
Howard Cosell
Mary Tyler Moore
Ted
New York
the Mechanic
Charles Bronson
S.W.A.T
Austin City Limits
Willy Nelson
Bob Newhart
Carol Burnett
Bernadette Peters
Irving Berlin
Alexander
My Baby
Soundstage
Janis Ian
Matt Helm
George Carlin
Pets
Albert Brooks
Herb Sargent
Anne Beatts
Chevy Chase
Michael O'Donoghue
Kansas City Chiefs
Oakland Raiders
Philadelphia Eagles
Miami Dolphins
Bill Moyers
Lenice Ingram Bacon
Nowak concert set for Sunday at the Big House
Lionel Nowak will perform Sunday at the Big House featuring Schubert works including Moments Musicaux and Impromptus Op 142, plus a Nowak Sonatina. The 9 p.m. Oct 12 concert aims to accommodate orchestra rehearsals and guest performers. Nov 1 sees Nowak with the Vermont Symphony Orchestra at MAUHS Auditorium as composer and pianist.
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Lionel Nowak
Big House
Nowak
Sage City Symphony
Vermont Symphony Orchestra
Mauhs Auditorium
Stephen Manes
Prison film PINS to headline North Bennington program
The Park McCullough House in North Bennington schedules a screening of PINS directed by Paul Gray, followed by a panel on prison reform. The 25 minute dramatized documentary, based on eight hours of interviews with institutionalized youths, features Gray and his wife Gretchen Gray and aims to spark discussion on punishment versus rehabilitation.
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Park-McCullough
Bennington
Paul Gray
Gray Film Atelier
Hoosick Falls
Gray
Troy
N.Y
Gretchen Gray
PINS
American Civil Liberties Union
New York State Assembly
Senate
Paul
Park- McCullough House
The
Grays
Vermont Council On Humanities and Public Issues
University of Vermont
Robert Stanfield
M. Jerome Diamond
Vermont
Kent Stoneman
Corrections of
Joe Caracciola
John Eusden
Williams College
Malvine Cole
Friends of Rehabilitation
North Bennington
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Williamstown, Mass
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Lucas
Richard Dreyfuss
New York Times
Paris
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Marion Brando
Maria Schneider
Orson Welles
Citizen Kane
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Manchester
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Phed
Monument Plaza
United Press International
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Lotte
Ernie
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Tracie Savage
Virginia
Lowell Thomas
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Haydn
Brahms
Seiji Ozawa
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Ma Perkins
Bennington College
Stratton
Margaret MacArthur
Pine Island String Band
Banks Catherine Powell
Luella Schroeder
Raku
Richard Fove
Shelburne
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Iwingers
Big House Prisons Program
Playmates
Swingers
Grampus
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Ead
Continental Cuisine and Grill
Manchester, VT
East Dorset
Paul & Nelly
Ben Pindick
Ralph & Marion Larson
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