Television tonight listings blend diverse primetime fare
A busy slate across stations features action like A TEAM and Hunter, drama like Magnum P I and Moonlighting, docu Frontline, comedy Growing Pains, and a 1986 Prime-time news magazine. Special reports include Spenser: For Hire tied to a heist, Equalizer hostage scenario, and baseball Braves at Giants.
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Woman to plead guilty in Belushi drug death case
Cathy Evelyn Smith, a former backup singer, will plead guilty to involuntary manslaughter and three counts of administering a controlled substance in the death of John Belushi. The plea could bring up to eight years eight months, with prosecutors seeking no more than three years.
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NBC taps Tartikoff to extend NBC Entertainment chief role
Brandon Tartikoff, who led NBC to its first Nielsen ratings victory in 31 years, signs a long term contract as president of NBC Entertainment. He took over in January 1980 and steered NBC from third to first place, with executives praising his leadership and team building. He noted he preferred the job he already held despite outside offers.
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Marcel Marceau ready for tour after illness and surgery
Paris AP reports mime master Marcel Marceau, 63, is back on his feet after December surgery for a perforated ulcer. He plans a 15 city French tour this summer then 20 U.S. performances in Ann Arbor and Columbus, with Australia, Japan, and a 1987 Paris return to follow.
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Livingston Awards honor young journalists from AP reports
Reporters Gregg Easterbrook Blaine Harden and KTUL-TV duo Jim Lyons and Charles Ely win $5,000 Livingston prizes for national international and local reporting on agriculture policy famine in Ethiopia and charity aid. Born ages 33 34 30 and 35, all under 35.
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