TV Schedule Spills Over Into Night of Movie and Sports
A dense listing of programs across local and cable channels shows a mix of sports events like NBA Basketball and NASCAR style listings, classic TV reruns including MASH and Rockford Files, HBO specials, news programs, and film titles such as The Death Kiss and Midnight Lace. Multiple networks including KRIN KOUB WGN and WTBS present a varied lineup with time slots from early evening through late night and overnight, reflecting a broad regional broadcast slate.
TV Tonight list mixes thrill stunts with dramas and sports
NBC presents Escape artist Steve Baker in a dynamite box stunt and a CBS movie on the Rideout rape case. ABC premieres It’s a Living with Susan Sullivan and others. The schedule also features Stagecoach 40 Gj, The Judge Steps Out, and a packed lineup including sports, talk, and classic shows across NBC CBS ABC and HBO themes.
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Allen Ludden leaves hospital after stroke recovery
Monterey California AP reports Allen Ludden host of Password is home from Community Hospital after a 22 day stay following a severe stroke. He left with wife Betty White for their Los Angeles area home in a private jet and is said to be recovering enough to be treated at home.
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NBC Dominates Ratings With World Series Finale
NBC captured the week's top ratings led by the World Series deciding game won by Philadelphia. Nielsen shows 40 percent of TV homes watched part of the game while NBC posted a 19.6 rating with four of the ten highest shows, including Real People and Sophia Loren: Her Own Story. CBS and ABC trailed with 17.6 and 17.1 ratings respectively.
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Cedar Rapids Station Shifts from KLWW to KCDR
Cedar Rapids Broadcasting Corp announces KLWW will switch from contemporary to country music on Saturday November 1 and adopt the call letters KCDR. The move follows market studies and Cedar Broadcasting’s experience in the area. General manager Mike cites growth in the 54 and younger age groups.
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