Televised Schedule Highlights and Movie Lineup
A dense list of TV airtimes features Jal Sanford and Son West Side Story and multiple film titles. The schedule shows daytime and evening blocks with programs from The 700 Club Wall Street Week and Rockford Files to cartoons like Tom and Jerry and Bugs Bunny Road Runner.
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Sanford and Son
Music Hall America
Wall Street
Agronalty
Quincy
Pat Robertson
USA
Petticoat Junction
Agriculture
Woody Woodpecker
Sylvester and Tweety
Mr. Magoo
Deputy Dawg
Big John
Little John
Television Schedule Fragments for Saturday June 26 1977
A dense loop of TV and radio listings for Saturday June 26 1977 shows a slate of program titles and times from 11:00 to 12:00 with cartoons, talk shows, religious services, dramas, and news. Notable items include Gunamoke, Ironside, The Untouchables, Gilligan, General Church programs, and various news blocks.
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Jimmy Swaggart
Jack Journal
Johnny Carson
Rex Humbard
Robert Schuller
Jerry Falwell
Gilligan Oral Roberts
Camera Three
Blondie
Pat Hobertson
Baseball Rangers
Angels
Crockett
the 700 Club
Pyramid
Doctors
Guiding Light
Dennis the Menace
General Hospital
Rascals
Our Gang
Marcus Welby
M.D
Zodiac fortunes for 1977 spark financial and love twists
The column outlines astrological advice for all signs focusing on finances, career and domestic matters in 1977. It warns Cancer against pressuring owed debts and notes Leo acts of generosity may backfire, with various cautions for Virgo Libra Scorpio and others. It also promotes Astro-Graph letters for personalized readings.
South's 90 percent contract fails in bridge play
In a one spade ending South declares a 90 percent contract and loses after drawing trumps and cashing diamonds. The commentator notes misplayed diamonds and spades as the defense holds, while North asserts the opening hand had a sure line that would have earned the contract.
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South
North
Dear Dr Lamb rare disease query and advice column
A 54 year old female asks about a rare curable condition with dry eyes mouth and genital burning. The response notes limited treatments and potential male occurrence, mentions artificial tears and immune drugs under study, and advises continuing care with doctors while hoping for new options. It also covers related hearing damage from noise and offers Health Letter info through the newspaper service.
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DR. Lamb
Storgen’s
Lamb
Milk Trouble: Adults Often Cannot Tolerate Dairy
A reader reports lifelong digestive distress from milk, later improved by avoiding dairy. Dr Lamb explains lactose intolerance, noting enzyme lactase loss in adults, common in non Anglo populations, with symptoms of gas, cramps, and diarrhea.
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DR. Lamb
P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
SugarLo Company
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