20 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1977
Page
16
Prime time includes Mulligan's Stew and a family drama about orphans. Sports headlines show New York at Detroit baseball and late movies like The Caddy and Edge of Doom. Lincoln and outstate stations list network and CATV pickups across multiple cities.
Monday through Friday CBS Lincoln KOLN plus Lincoln CATV. outstate stations including Grand Island KGIN Kansas City KCMO Reliance Stour Falls. KELO Goodland Hays, KLOE Topeka WIBW KMEG Sioux City KUON. Lexington KINE North Platte KPNE Bassett KMNE Merriman KRNE Alliance KTNE Norfolk KXNE Omaha KYNE Hastings KHNE. Channel symbols indicate cable additions and channel numbers.
A dense OCR list maps TV programming across hours with shows like NBC Today CBS Morning News Good Morning America Sesame Street The Lucy Show The Gong Show The Tonight Show and primetime entries featuring Gunsmoke The Partridge Family Route. Includes extensive station and program variations for Omaha area listings.
Producer Lee hails modern TV as a proud medium and previews Mulligan's Stew airing Monday on KMTV Channel 3. The NBC pilot follows a middle class family after their sister and husband die, adding seven nieces and nephews amid humor and real-life issues.
Los Angeles film editor Bernard Balmuth heaped praise on this season's shift away from reruns noting more new series and mini franchises on air. Balmuth had petitioned the FCC in 1972 to cap network repeats at 25 percent of prime time arguing reruns cost jobs and creativity. He lost the bid, but now observes improved employment and a surge of 70 new and returning series in production this summer.
Funeral services were held May 10 in Kenosha Wisconsin for Kady B Faulkner former University of Nebraska art professor who died May 7 after a long illness The Syracuse New York native was 76 and had joined the NN staff in 1930 as professor of drawing and painting She taught at Kemper Hall Kenosha until her retirement in 1972 She painted a mural for the Valentine Post Office in the 1930s and was national president of Delta Phi Delta in 1946 She was survived by no one and is predeceased by her sister Marjorie Faulkner who died in 1975.
Washington’s Herman Talmadge privately teased fellow Senate Agriculture Committee members for their verbose questioning. The piece notes Ed Zorinsky’s few votes, Curtis' absences, and details how lawmakers earned outside income, led by Moynihan with 165 thousand dollars for past talks.
A consolidated obituary list from Lincoln area notices reports deaths of Elizabeth Libby Alloway 57 a Lincoln Public Schools teacher, Adolph C Busboom 61 lifelong Lancaster County farmer, Genevieve C Fitzgerald 88 housewife born Sioux City Iowa, and multiple others with service details. Survivors include spouses children and siblings, with funeral arrangements at Lincoln area chapels and churches and memorials directed to local churches or foundations.
The high court declined to broaden welfare claims categories defining unemployment. It let stand a Wyoming libel suit against the Los Angeles Times over a 1974 article about boom towns. Other moves refused cases on foster parent adoption, Panama Canal Zone control, and a Tennessee constitutional convention ban on clergymen.
Diplomatic sources confirm a Saturday morning shootout on the outskirts of Entebbe. They could not verify The Nation’s claim that Amin was involved or had disappeared. Entebbe sources note Malire armored personnel carriers moving into town and airport areas with more troops in Kampala.
Ricky A. Johnson, 17, pleads innocent to first degree murder in the shooting death of York Patrolman James M. Richardson II. District Judge William Norton explains preliminary instructions to about 60 prospective jurors as Johnson, held without bond, faces trial after the April 22 shooting at the Johnson home.
Marriage licenses issued include Richard Scott Rager and Norman Henry Hostetler in Sioux City with ages 28 and 38. Other entries list various couples across streets with names and children noted, including Essink Jimmie and Carole Samek, Gatto Joseph and Catherine Basler, Gruhn James and Alette Jensen, and Hurst Merle and Kathy Chamberlain.
Gene names and addresses appear alongside brief notes about city incidents and emergencies. The fragment references the Capital Section of the Sunday Journal and Star and lists multiple persons with addresses amid times and event tags such as medical emergency car fire trash and house fire.
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