Television Log for The Decatur Daily Listing Evening Specials
TV guide entry listsCentral Standard Time schedule with specials 2 Cinderella 7 p.m. and a long streamer of movies and programs including Camelot Dam Busters Spanish Gardener Miracle in the Rain Torrid Zone Yours Mine and Ours Rocky Mountain Branded and multiple news and talk shows across the day at Capstone and CBS NBC ABC PBS and local airers with mentions of Gator Bowl Notre Dame vs Penn State and guest stars Bob Hope Redd Foxx John Travolta in prime time segments
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Rocky Mountain
Bob Hope
Redd Foxx
John Travolta
Laura
Sergei Prokofiev
Columbia
D.C
City Ballet
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Penn State
Nitanny Lions
Jacksonville
Fla
Maude Vivian
Maude
Guenevere
Lancelot
King Arthur
Alan Jay Lerner
Frederick Lowe
Lebanon Cease Fire Keeps But Core Conflicts Remain
Beir ut reports two months after an Arab leaders cease fire the core issues of Lebanon’s 19 month conflict persist. President Sarkis relies on 30,100 Syrian troops to enforce order while a technocrat cabinet governs by decree. Violence continues daily with artillery duels and patrols by gunmen in civilian clothes as Syrians maintain roadblocks.
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Henry Tanner
N. Y
Beirut
Lebanon
Elias Sarkis
Oustine Caeaal
Raymond Edde
Syria
Phalangists
Sarkis
Suleiman Franjieh
Darkis
Lebanese Arab Army
Ahmed Khatib
Phalange
Christaan
Israel
Carter Seeks Steady Job Growth and SALT Progress
President elect Carter tells Time he will push continuous job creation legislation and use tax cuts to fund it. He favors an early SALT accord with the Soviet Union, possibly meeting Brezhnev before September, and discusses missile and warhead reductions while signaling caution on Arab Israeli talks. He plans no comments before meetings with involved leaders.
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NEW York
Carter
Time Magazine
Time
Plains
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Middle East
Geneva
Ford Sees Restoring Trust Main Achievement Of Presidency
President Ford, in a Barbara Walters interview, says restoring the trust of Americans in government was his greatest achievement. He cites the Mayaguez rescue decision and a second Sinai disengagement as key accomplishments, with regret over unachieved economic turnarounds and failure to secure a second SALT treaty. the interview taped in the White House on Dec 4 and released as text Monday. Ford and family vacation in Vail, with State of the Union prep as his main duty, while plans to ski were cut short by light snow and a cable outage. He denies being despondent after losing to Carter, stressing his calm, competitive mindset and limited public appearances during the holiday.
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Philip Sharecoff
N.Y
Sinai
Ford
Soviet Union
Barbara Walters
ABC News
White House
ABC
Rocky Mountain
Miss Walters
Jimmy Carter
Carter
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