Television Logs for Wednesday February 19 1989
The log lists daytime and early evening TV lineups for February 19 1989 including shows such as Truth or Consequences Jeopardy and Search for Tomorrow with time slots and channel notes. It notes syndicated games like The Newlywed Game The Dating Game and Eyes on Arkansas coverage plus soap operas As the World Turns Love of Life and Days of Our Lives with various time stamps and channel codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dream House
Little Rock
TV Party
Vic Ames UC
Arkansas
Guiding Light
Aretic General Hospital
Another World
Consequences
Economics Mae
Mike Douglas
Hall Perry
Mchale’s Navy
Beverly Hillbillies
Flintstones
Ace Hazel
Girl Scouts
Perry Mason
Dilton
Paul Harvey
Hogs Never Beat Tech In Lubbock As Haggard Clutch Shot Wins
Texas Tech upset Arkansas 59-57 at Lubbock after Jerry Haggard hit a 20 foot jumper with four seconds left. Haggard scored Tech's lone field goal in the second half as the Red Raiders improved to 4-6 in Southwest Conference play. Arkansas, still winless in Lubbock, trailed most of the game and briefly tied the score before mishandling a late possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Tex
Jerry Haggard
Texas Tech
Arkansas
Haggard
Tech
Razorbacks
Red Raiders
Techs Andil
Chionoi to Fight Torres in Mexico City Showdown
Thai land's Chartchal Chionoi defends his world flyweight title against Mexican challenger Efren Torres in a 15 round bout in Mexico City. The match follows their previous bout ending in a technical knockout for Chionoi in the 13th round on January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Thailand
Chartchal Chionoi
Efren Torres
Chionot
Witness Says Shaw Signed Phony Name
A prosecution witness testified that Clay Shaw signed a guest register as Clay Bertrand at New Orleans International Airport on December 14, 1966, a key alias in the JFK assassination plot case. The day’s testimony followed Dr. John Nichols’s account of the Zapruder film and autopsy questions, amid cross examination over a lie detector test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Crider
Associated Press
New Orleans
Aday
Clay Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Clay Bertrand
F. Irvin Dymond
Shaw
District Attorney’s Office
Parker
Asst. Dist. Atty
James Alcock
Dallas
Dealey Plaza
John M. Nichols
University of Kansas
No Chance of Nixon Meeting Saigon Delegation
Paris AP by John Vinocur notes seasoned diplomats see little chance of a Nixon meeting with a Saigon envoy during his Paris visit. They argue such a meeting would anger France and draw attention away from talks with de Gaulle, given South Vietnam’s 1965 break in relations with France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
John Vinocur
Associated Press
PARIS
South Vietnam
Saigon
Fighting Near Saigon and delta clash report
American Air Cavalry chopper gun ships fought North Vietnamese soldiers northeast of Saigon and in the Mekong Delta. Air battles, ground actions, and patrols yielded enemy casualties and several U S and allied fatalities and injuries as forces targeted suspected offensives near Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Armerican
Mekong
Capital
Laos
A Shan
da Nang
Hue
Amerian
War Zone
U.S
North Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Security plans for Nixon European tour Amid six nation measures
Police in Britain France Belgium Germany Italy coordinate tight security for President Nixon. Officials chart routes vantage points and potential troublemakers while calling for rapid action against demonstrations. London Paris Bonn West Berlin Rome deploy large police forces as Edward Dayoren notes 50 groups forming a “Hot Reception for Nixon” committee with 60,000 predicted at a London protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Reedy
Associated Press
London
Nixon
Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Italy
Secret Service
Parris
Brussels
Bonn
West Berlin
Rome
John Lawlor
Scotland Yard
Edward Dayoren
Revolutionary Student Federation
Nixon Committee
U.S
Home Office
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
East Germany
East Berlin
Perysonage
Kremlin
Communist Party
Quirinal
Vatican
Johnson
Europe
Vietnam
Morton
Horse Council
Big Tourney Tennis Plans Considered By Will Grimsley
The world tennis ruling bodies and pro bosses meet in London to craft a blueprint for major tournaments. Jack Kramer, respected ex-champion and pro leader, is expected to guide talks with officials from the United States, France, England, and Australia present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will. Grimsley
Associated Press
NEW York
London
Jack Kramer
Big Jake
Kramer
England
United States
France
Australia
George MacCall
Bob Briner
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Alistair Martin
ULSTA
Wilkinson for GOP Job Prompts Contender List in Washington
Maryland Congressman Rogers C. Morton and former Oklahoma football coach Bud Wilkinson emerged as frontrunners for the GOP national chairmanship as President Nixon plans to name a successor after his European trip. Ray Bliss plans to resign by mid April, returning to Akron, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Washington
Maryland
Rogers C. B. Morton
Charles “Bud’ Wilkinson
Nixon
Ray Bliss
Bliss
White House
Akron
Ohio
Morton
University of Oklahoma
National Committee
Congress
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Actors Company
Arkansas A.M
Dean Martin
Sidey Bishop
Debbie Drake
Johnny Carson
Lucille Ball
Arkansas Jaycees
Molly X
Joey Bishop
Apt Real
Vat
HOPE
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Miami, Fla
Kentucky
Thurston B. Morston
American Horse Council
Susan McCain
Simmons Smith
Donna Connelly
Larry Alford
Ouachita College
Morman
Seattle
Pete Lofthouse
Los Angeles
Jack Lord - van Johnson
Marlon Brando
Jane Fonda
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