Television Listings Friday Night Schedule Highlights
A dense listings page shows a sequence of programs across channels with news and entertainment. Notable items include Adam 12 Hee Haw Muppet Show Rockford Files Fantasy Island Serpico Mary Hartman Tonight Gunsmoke Tonight Drive Hard Drive Fast and It Can Be Done alongside various news segments and movies.
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Adam
Hee Haw
Mary Jane Odell
My Three Sons
Hollywood Las
Andy Williams
Washington Week
Serpico
Will fraud claim hangs on Dummar testimony in Hughes case
Los Angeles AP. Howard Hughes estate attorney Gordon Rhoden says Melvin Dummar admitted delivering the will in a Utah grilling session but denies writing it. Dummar agrees to testify in Las Vegas probate court while FBI fingerprint questions loom and handwriting experts weigh Hughes involvement.
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Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Melvin Dummar
Dummar
Harold Rhoden
Noah Dietrich
Las Vegas
Nev
Rhoden
Ogden
Utah
Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
FBI
George Handy
FTC Charges Dentists Use Ethics Code To Fix Prices
The FTC charged the American Dental Association and related groups with price fixing and restricting advertising and price competition. It named ADA leadership and broader industry probes into dental rules, licensing and school accreditation. The action targets ethics codes that allegedly deprive consumers of pricing information and inhibit service innovations.
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FTC
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
The
American Dental Association
ADA
Dental Group
United States
Association
Commission
Indiana Dental Association
Indianapolis District Dental Society
Virginia Dental Association
Northern Virginia Dental Society
Kirkwood approves Jones Hall plans despite high costs
Kirkwood Community College board votes 5 to 1 to approve final Jones Hall plans for a 40,000 square foot skills trades center. Budget rises to 1.35 million, with energy and window debates among dissenting director Alice Davis.
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Jones Hall
Kirkwood Community College Board of Directors
Skills-Trades Center
Alice Davis
Cedar Rapids
B.A. Jensen
Harold Yeoman
Max Lewis
Davis
Cornell College
Cedar Rapids Student Chosen for Washington Seminar
Vinson W. Harrelson of 901 Seventeenth Avenue SE will attend the Presidential Classroom for Young Americans in Washington D C from January 29 to February 5. The Washington high school student will study the federal government and related institutions including the military media business and labor.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington, D.C
Vinson W. Harrelson
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Washington High School
Daoud Denies Munich Entebbe Involvement
Palestinian guerrilla leader Abu Daoud denies involvement in the 1972 Munich massacre and the Entebbe hijacking. In an exclusive Toronto Star interview from Algiers he says he is a revolutionary, not a terrorist, and expects Israeli agents may target him.
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Toronto
UPI
Abu Daoud
Munich
Toronto Star
Bob Graham
Daoud
West Germany
Israel
Star
al Fatah
Algiers
The
Poverty in Britain's Inner Cities Needs Overhaul
A four year government study finds nearly 10 percent of Britain's 55 million people live in extreme pockets of poverty in central districts of London Liverpool and Birmingham. It calls for reform of public housing and targeted cash for job training.
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London
UPI
Britain
Liverpool
Birmingham
Outdoor Environmental Education Talks Set
Area educators are invited to an outdoor environmental education conference from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday at the Grant Wood area education agency. The program covers interdisciplinary outdoor experiences for K 12 students and follows up on fall workshops. Gerry MacMillan coordinates. contact 366-7601 for more information.
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Grant Wood Area Education Agency
Grant Wood
Gerry MacMillan
MacMillan
Proffitt Named to Head Aging Unit at Kirkwood
Russell D. Proffitt named executive director of the Heritage Agency on Aging at Kirkwood Community College after unanimous board approval. Former HACAP director from Cedar Rapids, 44, will start February 1 at a salary of 20500, succeeds Rob Robinson, and is active in Iowa and national community action groups.
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Richard Foerstner
Iowa City
Alice
Foerstner
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
East Lutheran Church of the Missouri Synod
Seventy-sixth Avenue
Kirkwood Boulevard
Loomis Brothers
Benton Hall
Loomis
Fandel Electric
Washington Hall
Kirkwood Community College Board of Directors
Russell D. Proffitt
Heritage Agency On Aging
HAA
Proffitt
Hawkeye
Lisbon
Davenport
Park College
Missouri
Princeton Theological Seminary
Iowa Assn. of Community Action Directors
National Community Action, Agency Executive Directors Assn
Rob Robinson
Restroom Expansion for Women at Kirkwood College
Kirkwood Community College trustees approved a plan to enlarge the women’s restrooms in Linn Hall east end, adding two water closets to reach four, matching the four in the men’s restrooms. The $5000 project also adds a handicapped water closet in both gender areas and will increase men’s urinals from seven to four in total.
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Kirkwood Community College
Linn’ Hall
Alice Davis
Cedar Rapids
Linn Hall
Davis
Henry Henry Wins First In Legion Speech Meet
Robert J. Henry son of Edna J. Henry won first place in the first round of the American Legion oratorical contest on Wednesday. Second place went to Jerry D. Young and third to Kim Cory. Local winners advance to the countywide contest at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Hanford Post 5 Legion building. The event is open to the public.
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Robert J. Henry
Edna J. Henry
Park Avenue SE
American Legion
Henry
Hanford Post
Washington High School
Jerry D. Young
Gerald K. Young
Twenty-fifth Street
McKinley Junior High School
Kim Cory
Terry S. Cory
Linden Drive
Franklin Junior High School
Hanford Post 5
Legion Building
Fourth Avenue SE
Legion Post
Linn County
NBC Science Editor to Speak at Collins Group Event
NBC science editor Albert Hibbs, host of Exploring, speaks on Technology: Problem or Promise at Coe college Sinclair auditorium. Pre-show by Passacalli, Washington high school music group. Hibbs covers biology, medical engineering, astronomy and space and discusses humanity’s relationship to technology. Sponsored by Collins Radio Technical Assn. Members may bring a free guest. non members pay 3 dollars or 5 dollars per couple.
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Albert Hibbs
NBC
Coe College Sinclair
Washington High School
Collins Radio Technical Assn
Rent for bathtub lodging ruled not illegal in West Germany
KEIL West Germany The prosecutor rejected a student's complaint that a landlord charged 41 dollars a month to rent a bath tub as a bed. The prosecutor said the arrangement was unusual but not illegal though the city press office noted its oddity.
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Keil
West Germany
UPI
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