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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1975

Page

5

CBS Dominates Nielsen Ratings With 13th Week Victory

CBS captures nine of top ten slots and 15 of top 20 in the latest Nielsen ratings for the week ending Dec 7. Old favorites led with All in the Family and Mary Tyler Moore, while MASH benefited from a Tuesday time slot shift. Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer and Ball Gleason special boosted CBS, as NBC and ABC mix mixed results with new shows Grady and The Cop and the Kid and misses such as Valley Forge. The top ten list includes All in the Family Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer Merry Christmas Crosby, Maude Rhoda Phyllis Kojak Lucille Ball Jackie Gleason Mary Tyler Moore and Rockford Files.

New York UPI CBS Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Bing Crosby Jackie Gleason Ball-Gleason NBC Grady the Waltons ABC A.C Nielsen Co

Hearst lawyers vow fight against gag order in Hearst case

Patricia Hearst lawyer Albert Johnson says he will challenge a government gag order at a pretrial hearing and push for more evidence access. Prosecutors seek limits on sympathetic publicity as Hearst and Steven Soliah face federal bank robbery charges tied to the SLA.

San Francisco UPI Patricia Hearst Sacramento Miss Hearst Steven Soliah Soliah Albert Johnson U.S Oliver J. Carter F. Lee Bailey Johnson Saliah SLA Berkeley Calif Steven Weed

Electrical shortages unlikely this winter

The Federal Power Commission says there should be no power shortages this winter due to ample reserve capacity, but urges continued conservation. The 1975-76 forecast pegs peak load at 329,157 megawatts with dependable resources at 477,919 megawatts, and warns future shortages could arise from nuclear plant delays and fossil fuel limits.

Washington UPI Federal Power Commission FPC

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