Television Tonight Listings Across Markets
Local TV guide fragment lists programming on WSAZ Huntington and WCYB Bristol with several affiliates in West Virginia Virginia and Tennessee including WOAY Oak Hill WVVA WDBJ Roanoke WCHS Charleston WSLS Johnson City WOWK Lynchburg WSET and WBRA. Indicates multiple CBS NBC ABC and PBS outlets and signals station grouping across Beckley Beckley WSWSP and Lynchburg markets with channel assignments and regional notes.
TV Highlights include Webster and crime drama mini list
A Saturday schedule features Webster McGruff the crime fighting dog, Eve and a continental charmer in Master of the Game, Mel Torme at the Pops with George Shearing, Rough Night in Jericho with Dean Martin, The Golden Girls babysitting, and Hunter in Australia. Also Starman in Mexico and Agatha Christie Partners in Crime. Braves at Padres leads baseball, Austin City Limits and SNL top prime time.
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Smatvienser
Rho
Mernars
Goltenciie
Acctvad
Starman Wrestling
Sonscos
Iwetwr
Owatin
Oade
Monty Python
Jericho
Atlanta Braves
San Diego Padres
CBN
Os Baber
Denver Dynamite
Washington Commandos Wrestny Hbo
The
Pete
Isterope
Look
Nash Ole Opry
Ole Opry
San Ole Opy
Donna Reed
TMC
USA
Dead
Hitchcock
Webster McGruff
Webster
Kruger-Brent
Dyan Cannon
Liane Langland
Mel Torme
George Shearing
Shearing
Dean Martin
George Peppard
Amen Frye
Kelly
Hunter Hunter
Australia
Mexico
Tommy
Tuppence
Austin City Limits
Julie Newton
Mark Gray
Chariton Heston
Wynton Marsalis
Friends and Fans Mourn Jackie Gleason at Funeral
Hundreds gather in heat at Imperial Point chapel to bid farewell to Jackie Gleason the Great One. Marilyn Gleason and daughters attended as the casket was viewed in private and fans awaited the public viewing and memorials. The Brooklyn born comedian died at 71 from colon cancer with liver involvement.
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Miami
Fla
Jackie Gleason
Gleason
Great One
Ralph Kramden
Ing
June Taylor
Ron Laramore
Lithgow
Evelyn Castorina
Kramden
Mary Lobell
Davie
Mary Antonellis
Jeff Mortimer
Court orders FCC to review 1984 deregulation of child TV
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals demanded the FCC explain its 1984 deregulatory move on children s television. Action for Children's Television argued the rule allowed toy tied programs, while industry figures urged clear rationale or continued policy. The ruling notes the commission failed to justify altering its long standing guidelines.
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FCC
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Starr
Reagan
Action
Children’s Television
Peggy Charren
Barry D. Umansky
National Association of Broadcasters
Ms. Charren
Appeals
Commission
Industry opposition to bill curbing TV violence in Senate
Senate Judiciary antitrust subcommittee faced industry resistance as Bruce McGorrill of Maine Broadcasting argued networks already regulate violence. The measure would grant three years of antitrust immunity for industry to set violence standards, with Sen. Simon urging industry self regulation over government rules.
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Washington
Senate
Bruce McGorrill
Maine Broadcasting Co
Nbc-Tv
Senators
Senate Judiciary
Subcommittee
McGorrill
Sen. Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
House
Paul Simon
D-Ill
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cBs
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WCHS
Charleston
WSWP
Beckley
WSLS
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WSET
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Wbra Pbs
Atlanta
Tommy Hunter
Regis Philbin
C Gerri
Sidekicks Rizzo
Montana
Golden Girls
Gung HO Saito
Kaz
Leo Dickinson
Eric Jones
Eiger
Swiss Alps
Mortimer
Gigot
Smokey and the Bandit
Gerard LaCerra
Father Panda
Hsing-Hsing
Washington National Zoo
Kenneth Starr
Electrolux Sales & Service Vacuums & Shampooers
Tony Fortuna
Speedway
Bruce Willis
Tazewell Cinema
Three Journey
Tazewell
Beverly Hills
Ernest
Camp
Tue
Sam
Pais
TVR IR Tyne
RTT
Manos Quality Theatres
Mercer Mall
Sluefield, W.V
Harry and the Hendersons
Benji the Hunted
Blue Prince Plaza