Ratings show two summer series top the charts
Television Today reviews nine weeks of Nielsen summer data. ABC's Jim Stafford Show and Almost Anything Goes lead with solid audience shares, while Keep on Truckin and Texas Wheelers trail. CBS entries Joey and Dad and Manhattan Transfer post modest starts, with The Pips and Ben Vereen failing to sustain gains.
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New York
A.C. Nielsen
ABC
Jim Stafford
CBS
Joey and
Dad
Joey Heatherton
Ray
Gladys Knight
The
Pips
Ben Vereen
NBC
Nielsen Effines
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Kgrg-Ty
Cedar Rapids
WOCTY
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Virginie
New Zoo Revue
Bnews
Lews
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CBS News
Nashville
Bren
Guiding Light
Kangaroo
Reason
Doctors
Mike Douglas
Sesame
Waltons
Spina General Hospital
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Somerset
Room 222
Hope
Tke Douglas
Mickey
Med Squad
Mickey Mouse
Bonenea
Mika Douglas
Jennie
Mery Griffin
Golf Dispute Leaves Three Men Injured
In Silver Spring Maryland a golf dispute between two foursomes on Northwest Park Course led to a fractured skull and seven stitches plus four broken clubs. Leonard O'Dell tried to retrieve a ball, sparking pushing and club damage. Richard Fisher, in fair condition, and another man were injured as police investigate with no charges yet filed.
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Silver Spring
Northwest Park
Washington
Leonard O'Dell
Wheaton
Marjorie Fisher
Upper Marlboro
T He Yaan
Television Listings Digest with Daytime Schedule Clusters
The page compiles a dense TV guide of CBS NBC and other networks listing 4 movies, soap operas like The Young and the Restless, news programs, game shows, and variety segments. It names shows such as High Rollers, Eyewitness News, Love of Life, and Tonight All My Children with approximate times and channel cues across multiple stations.
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Bund ‘Vorpa
Brody Boneh
Mewes
Hollwood Sq
Snowe
Utepero i
Villa Pia
Kews
Tasha Say
Eyewitness
Young
Mag
Machine
CBS Movie
Showatts
Dunwich Young
Restless
Fata
Restor
Tasaght
Meg
Tonight All My Children
Cocky Jim
Bentsen Urges Ford to Pay Campaign Travel Costs
Senator Lloyd Bentsen argues Ford as presidential candidate should cover campaign travel costs from campaign funds. He calls White House claim that Ford travels as GOP leader not candidate unacceptable and says party financing shifts burden from Ford to opponents. He notes 1833 British Parliament abolition date.
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UPI
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Ford
Bentsen
White House
Republican National Committee
Flar
Republican Party
GAO says HEW not penalizing bias at colleges
The GAO urges HEW to require the Office of Civil Rights to impose sanctions on colleges that fail to develop acceptable affirmative action plans. It criticizes slow processing of plans, limited approvals, and inconsistent show cause orders. The report calls for uniform national standards and a standard compliance program for colleges and universities.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
General Accounting Office
Department
Office of Civil Rights
GAO
Civil Rights Office
Isbor
HEW
Labor Secretary
Public Hearing on Zoning Change Kirkwood and Sixty Third Ave
No objectors at a public hearing for Hawkeye Plaza Inc and Warren Fackler and Roger Wymore requesting a zoning change from A l to 41 at Kirkwood Boulevard and Sixty Third Avenue SW. Public Improvements resolutions authorize a street light at Elder Lane NW and D Avenue and removal of lights near Highway 218 and 30 for the Highway 30 bypass construction.
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Kirkwood Boulevard
Sixtythird Avenue
Hawkeye Plaza, Inc
Warren C. Fackler
Roger S. Wymore
Elder Lane
D Avenue
Highway 30
Downtown Parade and Street Closures Planned for September
Public safety resolutions grant Jaycees a downtown parade on September 20 and permit closures on Second Street SE between Second and Third Avenues from 7 to 10 p.m. for Downtown Rodeo Days on Sept. 18. VFW authorized Buddy Poppy sales September 19 and 20. Czech Village Association approved street closures on Sixteenth Avenue SW for sidewalk sale and festival September 12 and 13. Final plat approval for Oakland Acres First Addition. Storm sewer plans for Sylark Lane and Thirty-sixth Street SE with Sept. 17 public hearing. Protests to traffic signal removals at First Avenue and Fifth Street W. CP Center requests October event. Second reading ordinance to create Pioneer Village admin at Seminole Valley park.
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Jaycees
Chamber of Comm
Second Street
Second
Third Avenues
Resoluion
Oakland Acres
Sylark Lane
Thirty-sixth Street
First Avenue
Fifth Street
United Cerebral Palsy Center
Riots follow police shooting in Springfield North End
Police say Jamaica territorial unrest erupted after Jose Reyes, 21, was shot while fleeing a pant store burglar alarm. Rioters set fires and hurled rocks at cars as about 300 officers restored order. two firefighters and one officer injured. ten arrests for various charges.
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Springfield
Mass
North End
Paul Fenton
Jose Reyes
Fenton
Viking on course for Mars after launch delays
Rocket burn put Viking 1 on a precision course toward Mars with hopes of a July 4, 1976 target. J S Martin of Jet Propulsion Laboratory praised the craft’s performance and noted the nine day launch delay was due to battery and valve issues.
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Mars
Pasadena
Cali
Red Planet
JS. Martin
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Viking 1
Martin
Viking I
Prompt Provides Short-Term Bow Relief in Preparation 1
Preparation 1 offers immediate, temporary relief for bows by easing stiffness and discomfort. The short-term effect helps users regain mobility while longer-term solutions are pursued.
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