TV Weekly Log Schedule Summary
TV listings from a periodical cover a full day of programs and guests. Notable items include Sesame Street, The Electric Company, and Star Trek, plus news with CBS and NBC, preemptions for Watergate hearings, and a Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice film feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC Nightly News
CBS News
Tech
Julia Child
Sonny & Cher
Dennis Weaver
Bob
Carol
Ted
Alice
Funch
Karen Jensen
Johnny Carson
Gladys Knight and
the Pips
Dick Shaws
William Demarest
Jack Paar
Luciano Pavarotti
Pat Buchanan
Nixon
CBS
Local TV Log Confused Listing Prompts Viewer Confusion
A garbled television log appears to mix program names and times on a Wednesday listing. Readers face unclear channel and schedule details with several partial phrases and jumbled station names. The snippet lacks complete program titles and times.
Airlines battle over Brownsville Harlingen and McAllen service
In Austin, Texas International Airways accuses Southwest Airlines of secrecy regarding plans to extend commuter routes to Brownsville Harlingen and McAllen. A hearing on Southwest’s permit is set for Feb 26, 1974, with objections over route details airport naming and data disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville-Harlingen-McAllen
Austin
Tex
UPR
Texas International Airways
Southwest Airlines
Vty
Rio Grande Valley
Southwest
Texas International 3
Texas Acronautics Commission
Charles A. Murphy
Murphy
Texas Internationals
Dallas
San Antonio
Houston
Aeronautics Cormumission
Brownsville
Harlingen
McAden
James W. Wilson
Texas International
Wilson
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Mr.Allen Rotary Club
Kelerher
Congressman's demand Ford quit Congress over VP nomination
Rep. Henry Gonzalez urged Gerald Ford to resign from the House while awaiting vice presidential confirmation. He described Ford as outside both the House and the executive branch and called the situation untenable. Gonzalez criticized the White House ceremony and denounced the president’s recent actions as tragic for national stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gerald RB. Ford
House
Henry
Gonzalez
Ford
Eure
San Antonio
Congress
Oan
Supreme Court
Mike Moonsfield
White House
Nixon
Songdleg
Texas Crude Oil In High Demand
Major buyers of Texas crude oil asked the Railroad Commission for a record 3,859,019 barrels daily for next month, up 5,752 from October, which set a prior record. The commission will meet Thursday to set the statewide allotment, which has stood at 160 percent with few exceptions since April 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
Texas
Railroad Commission
Radio Station Network and Local Listings
A mixed list of radio network stations KFYO CBS 100 Khe, KLBK AKC 146 Khe, KEND NBC 1590 Khe, KDAY ABC 180 Khe, plus local stations KSEL FM 93.7 Mhz KLBK FM 94.5 Mhe KSEL 950 Khy KIA 146, KLSD FM 91.1 Mhe KLLL FM 96.3 Mhe KENT FM 91.9 Mhe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KFYO
CBS
KLBK
AKC
Khe
KEND
NBC
KDAY
ABC
KSEL
Khy Kia
KLSD
KLLL
KENT
Solon Blasts Insurance Rate Hikes
Texas lawmaker Rep. Hawkins Menefee asks the State Insurance Board to investigate Blue Cross Blue Shield premium increases for state university employees. He notes $5 to $8 monthly jumps start Nov. 1, relates them to 1973 legislative funding of up to $12.50 monthly subsidies, and calls the rise opportunistic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin, Tex
Hawkins Menefee
Id-Houston
State Insurance Board
Menefee
Joe Christie
Grandmother Campaigns For Reform By Billie Harris
Mrs. Sadie B. Hinckley a Dallas beauty queen and widow, campaigns for social security reform citing benefit earners’ rising ceilings. She fought red tape after retirement and job loss, writing politicians and meeting with media, earning support from Sen. Joan Tower and a Nixon aide. Her sons include Dr. Herbert M. Hinckley of Littlefield and Conrad Hinckley, chemistry professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Harris
Littlefield
Sadie B. Hinckley
Herbert M. Hinckley
Joan Tower
White House
Nixon
Social Security Commissioner
Hinck
Hinckley
Herbert McDonald Hinckley
Fort Worth
Dallas Steel Company
Jill
Daniel
Eileen
Holly
Herbert Hinckley Jr
Highlands University Occupation Trial Delayed to December
In Las Vegas New Mexico 55 defendants charged in the September 25 occupation of Highlands University administration building saw their magistrate court trial postponed to December 1. Magistrate Robert Serrano granted the delay to allow defense lawyers to challenge a Dist. Court ruling that blocked subpoenas for Highlands regents and meeting minutes. Each defendant remains free on a 3200 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Viegas
Num. Cap
Highlands University
Robert Serrano
Dist
Joe Angel
Highlands
Frank Angel
Highlands Regents
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linkletter
Rudd
Sesame Street
S. C
Dinah’s Place
Rodney Allen
Rippy
Pamela Shoop
Peyton Place
Jack LaLanne
Perry Mason
Barbara Walters
Electric Company Ib No
Bill Cosby
Wizard of Odds
Hollywood Squares
Brady Bunch
Doug Edwards
Young & Restless
NBC News
Floyd
Kalber
Bernie Howell
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Somerset
Jeannie
All My Children
Misterogers
A.m
Admiral Foghorn
Electric Company
Bonanza
Lucy Show
Burt Lancaster
Joe Namath
ABC News
Smith
Reasoner
Peter Boyle
Scott Jacoby
Robert Reed
Collis Wilcox- Horne
Tyne Daly
Cannon — Insurance Company
Cannon
David Hedison
Dan
Monte Markham
Owen Marshall
Vera Miles
Kelley Miles
Pat Harrington
Joey Forman
Richard Lenz
Eric Braeden
Area Television Log
HOSA
U Ag
Maine
Channet
Minland Kmom
Monahans
Farm Ranch
Gen. Hospital
Jeffs Collie
Andy Griffith
New Zoo
J. LaLanne
Cheyenne
Pat Hwa Sas
Walters
ABC New UW
Death Valley
Adamy
Rob Carat
Spitean
G. Marshall
KGNC
KVH
Amaritia
Gillivan’s Isle
Green
Young-Restless
E& Deal
ABC Snell
Guiding
N. University
Texas Tech University
Mi Theatre
Solon
STAG
Free Western
Kenny Brent
Donna Harris
Ley
Social Security Administration
Social Security
Tirement
Herbert Jr
Conrad
Southern Ilinois University
A, Slaton Rd
Iran
the Carriage Club
MC UU LA Tea
Palm Room
Jimmy Blakley
New Mexico
Bush
Will Hutchins
Jeremy Troy
T.V
Dennis Cole
Nay As
Auaaa
Quider Zee
Zuider Zee
Lubbock No
Redbud Square
Amarillo
Interstate 40
Pecos
Anza
Broadway
Guider Zee
Lubbock No. 2
Interstate 40 & Pecos
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