Television Logs for Tuesday April 28 1970 Firestay Schedule
TV listings reveal a dense Tuesday lineup with programs from 6:00 to 12:30 including Kaleidoscope Mod Squad Jeannie Education News Debbie Reynolds film and Nighttime features plus news weather and sports segments. The schedule highlights varied genres from newsmagazines to movies and talk shows across channels.
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Jeannie
Eancer
Debbie Reynolds
Julia AB
Red Skelton
Hes
Marcus Welby
Lotmay Carson
Dick Cavett
Marv Griffin
Hope Star 1929 1927 Star Publishing Co Notice
Public notice and masthead for Hope Star in Hope Arkansas with publishing staff and addresses. Includes advertising rates and TV program listings. Contains historical reflection and miscellaneous ad-like items.
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Hope Star Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Publishing CO
Alex, H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Pay HH. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Simple Job Chaos and Giant Reptiles Share Coach Life
Pine Bluff High School coach Jack Bridges juggles basketball duties with running an alligator farm in Hot Springs. He keeps 190 gators plus turtles, deer, monkeys and an iguana, noting gators’ mouths and tails pose risks. The biggest grew to 174 feet and 930 pounds, second largest in captivity in North America, with many from Red River bottoms. He warns pneumonia and hepatitis threaten gators.
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Fred Morrow
Pine Bluff
Hot Springs
Ark
Jack Bridges
Bridges
Pine Bluff High School
Bayou Bartholomew
North America
Arkansas Gators
Red River
Hope
Texarkana
Debbi Selden Fights AMA Barrier To Pro Racing
Debbi Selden, a 19 year old parts manager, won a Pierce County Superior Court case allowing her to compete in AMA races after being blocked from a professional license. She pursued racing since age 14, facing dismissive replies from the AMA since 1967. The ruling challenges gender barriers in sport and her drive to race professionally despite skepticism from male cyclists.
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Ranny Green
Tacoma News Tribune
Associated Press
ACOMA
Wash
AMA
Pierce County Superior Court
Debbi Selden
Sefoot
Selden
Debbi
Wake Forest Eyes Third Straight North and South Amateur Title
Wake Forest golfers, aiming for a third consecutive North and South Amateur title, lead the early rounds at Pinehurst. Coach Jess Haddock has four players in the upper bracket as second-round play begins, with defending champion Je Inman among 32 top-half contenders. First-round results included nine extra-hole matches and 14 lasting 18 holes, signaling a tight field heading into the midweek schedule of two rounds today, then quarterfinals, semifinals, and a 36-hole final on Saturday.
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Jess Haddock
Je Inman
Greensboro
N. C
Wake Forest
Division Finals NHL Preview and Schedule
The Associated Press reports no games on Monday with the West Division tied 2-2 in the best of seven between Pittsburgh and St. Louis. Wednesday’s games set to impact the series as teams prepare for the next matchups.
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Hockey
National Hockey League
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Nixon Admin Stops Pressing Supreme Court on Segregation
The Nixon administration will not seek a Supreme Court ruling on de facto school segregation tied to housing patterns. Jerris Leonard cited lack of a proposed remedy if the Court struck down such segregation, while noting progress toward voluntary desegregation and questioning the need for statewide suits. He described the push for neighborhood schools and outlined concerns over busing and environmental impacts of nuclear waste, followed by a local Scout visit to the Star shop.
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Peggy Simpson
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Jerris Leonard
High Court
Leonard
We Goes
South
Florida
North Carolina
Arkansas
Mississippi
South Carolina
Harlem
Giants coach cites new baseball glue as reason for livelier play
San Francisco Giants pitching coach Larry Jansen says a rubberized glue under the leather on new balls may make them go farther. He cites early-season homers and notes Feeney signed balls also show the glue, while NL president Feeney denies broader changes. In other news, Argentina beat the United States 5-2 in roller hockey world championships.
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SAN Francisco
San Francisco Giants
Larry Jansen
Jansen
Charles Feeney
Warren Giles
Giants
New York Mets
Giles
Feeney
Houston
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Astros Dome
Wayne Simpson
Tom Seaver
Arkansas Twins Win Doubleheader at Amarillo in Texas League
Arkansas, struggling all season, swept Amarillo 3-2 in game one and 3-1 in game two. George Winslow and Ron Willis combined for a three-hitter in the first game as Jose Cruz hit a fourth inning sacrifice fly for the decisive run. In the nightcap, Bill Stein and Danny Napoleon produced three early runs, with Gary Moore homering twice for the Albuquerque Dodgers in a 4-3 Texas League win over Memphis. El Paso beat Shreveport 8-4 and Dallas-Fort Worth topped San Antonio.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Amarillo
George Winslow
Ron Willis
Travelers
Gary Levelle
Joe DiFabio
Jose Cruz
Pop
Pop Fly Double Sent Home the Decisive Run In the Fourth Inning of the Oopeners
Jim Mallon
Bob Holbert
Giants
Bill Stein
Danny Napoleon
Gary Moore
Albuquerque Dodgers
Memphis Blues
el Paso
Shreveport
Dallas-Fort Worth
San Antonio
Plan to Guard Against Plant Radiation
Palm Beach AP government radiation expert proposes a national surveillance program to guard against nuclear plants endangering health or environment. He notes 90 new reactors planned, 16 operating now, and by 2000 about 70 percent of U.S. electricity from nuclear power. Harvard of the U S Bureau of Radiological Health calls for coordinated nationwide monitoring with industry and federal, state participation.
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Howard Benedict
Associated Press
Palm Beach
Fla
United States
America
Ernest PD
Harvard
U.S. Bureau of Radiological Health
Atomic Energy Commission
Bomb Threat Closes Rogers High School in Arkansas
Rogers High School was dismissed after an anonymous call claiming two bombs were hidden in the building over the weekend. The caller warned of a noon detonation, prompting school officials to evacuate and clear the campus.
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Rogers, Ark
Rogers High School
New Superheavy Elements Aid Medicine and Water Purification
At the American Physical Society meeting, scientists described nuclear accelerators making new superheavy elements for potential medical uses like radiotherapy and for desalination. France's Allice device may start first, with the US and USSR aiming by 1972. Germany’s Unilac not until 1974 or 1975. A breakthrough noted by Ghiorso includes a new heavy radioactive element, Hahnium, formed from Californium 249 and nitrogen.
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Frank Carey
Washington
Arpeficah Physical Society
H. Marshall Blan
University of Rochester
United States
Soviet Union
France
Germany
Blann
U.S
Albert Ghiorso
University of California At Berkeley
Ghiorso
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