Television Logs and Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of TV programs across hours with titles like Magg ie and the Beautiful Machified Truth Of Consequences to House of Usher and Midnight Special. Notable entries include Buck Owens linked shows, news blocks on News 3-4-6-7, sports events like college basketball Grambling vs Kentucky State and Pro Bowlers Tour, plus cartoons and children’s programs such as Mister Rogers and Sesame Street among many others.
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Adarma
Buck Owens
Brady Burch
Sunday Morning TV Schedule Snapshot
A noisy Sunday morning TV grid lists a long row of programs across channels from 6:30 to 11:45 including agricultural shows, gospel programs, sports, and classic dramas. Entries feature titles such as Across the Fence, This Is The Life, Revival Fires, Archie's Fun House, Rex Humbard, Look Up and Live, World Championship Tennis, NBA Basketball, CBS Sports, The Ed Sullivan era style lineups, and late-night features like Night Gallery and Firing Line.
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Insight
Agriculture USA
Homme
Jubilee Herald of Truth
Archie’s Fun House
James Robison
Oral Roberts
Globetrotters
Curiosity Shop
Rex Humbard
Church of Christ
Bullwinkle
Texarkana
Young At Heart
Herald of Truth
Davey and Goliath
Jaycee Forum
Cash McCall
Julius
Boros
Knicks
Bullets
CBS Sports
Howard Cosell
Kansas Raiders
NBC News
Ironside
Bobby Goldsboro
H Maude
Portland
Barnaby Jones
Dr. Kildare
Ebout
CBS News
Father Goose
James Harels
All My Children
Little Rock Today
Eye On
Arkansas
Lucille Rivers
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Television Schedule Snapshot From The Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel Era
A historical TV schedule listing daytime and early evening programs across networks and local stations. It notes ABC CBS NBC and regional shows, with titles like Dinah Shore The Letter Captain Kangaroo Eye On Arkansas and Game shows among scattered times. The closing line highlights the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel as a notable regional landmark.
Aries to Pisces Horoscope for March 4 1978
Saturday forecast lists each sun sign with suggestions. Aries benefits from charity and Taurus meets someone new. Gemini gains knowledge applied today, Cancer receives a gift, Leo reflects others, Virgo should act, Libra seeks social plans, Scorpio hosts, Sagittarius calls a loved one, Capricorn shares feelings, Aquarius uses charm, Pisces values sincere thoughtfulness.
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Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Cholesterol and Heredity in Personal Health Questions
Dear Dr Lamb explains that cholesterol levels vary by genetics and lifestyle. Persistent high levels may reflect heredity or poor diet, while significant weight loss and reduced fat intake can lower values. Some cases remain high despite leaness, requiring fat and cholesterol restriction.
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Dr. Lamb
Nature
Two Ways to Win-Misses NORTH 82 6432 AKQS5 97 WEST
South faces a shaky club holding and misplays four spades after ruffing clubs. Best defense and correct bidding would yield six diamonds or invite seven clubs depending on play. Today’s question asks how to proceed with East open one diamond and the same hand.
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East
South
West
Queeh
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
West North East South
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Bobby Darin
Black Journal
Kres
Johnny Carson
U.S.A
Treehouse Club
H.R. Pufnstuf
Houndcats
Osmonds
Jetsons
Electric Company
NBC Children's Theatre
Kid Power
Archie’s TV
Sesame Street
Lidsville
Garner Ted Armstrong
Grambling College
Kentucky State University
Bears
Texas Tech
Porter Wagoner
Wilburn Brothers
Lawrence Welk
Jeannie
Emergency
Bridget
Bernie
Julie Andrews
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
ABC News
Hot
Illie Boy
Aoe
Texarkana College
Yankee Pasha
Merv Griffin
Somerset
Petticoat Junction
Hollywood Television Theatre
Lucy
Doris Day
Doc Elliot
Bill Cosby
Jack Paar
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Tor Tal Ue
Waele
BY Bernige
Bebe Golol
Aries
Lawrence E. Lamb
Lawrence Lamb, M.D
By Oswald
James Jacoby
Amr
Bass
Highway 29
Hope
Secaren
Monaco
Tate Auto CO
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