TV Tonight Schedule From Widespread 1978 Listings
TV Tonight lists a full evening lineup with ABC CBS and NBC programs. Notable items include The Six Million Dollar Man Givest and The Rockford Files followed by Monday Night Football Cowboys vs Redskins and Transamerica Open tennis results. The guide also notes news segments and late movie slots with The Lost Weekend and The Monolith Monsters.
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Prady Bunch
ABC News
Sanford and Son
NPC
Dick Cavett
Andre Paavin
Carol Burnett and Friends
Andy Griffith
Wac
Macnen-Lember Report
Mary Tyler Moore
Liars Club
Cross Wits
Wodehouse Playhouse
John Alderton
Pauline _olins
Sarin
P.G. Wodehouse
Angelo
Chico
Uttle House ON the Prairie
Laura Ingalls
Leeds
Cincinnati
Leace Wkap
Les Neasman
Kotter
Dallas Cowboys
Gton Redskins
San Francisco
Merv Griffin
Stephen Boyd
Dionne Warwick
Municipal Bonds Rise as Inflation Taxes Edge Higher
New York AP summary notes inflation pushes taxpayers into higher brackets, boosting appeal of tax free municipal bonds for some investors. S&P cautions bonds offer little inflation hedge. suggests diversification, high ratings, and larger issues for better safety and liquidity. For inflation hedging, growth stocks or Treasuries may be better. tax free income preferred only when advantageous.
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Congress
Standard & Poor's Corp
S&p
Standard & Poor's
Treasury
China completes first north south oil pipeline
TOKYO AP reports China has finished its first north south oil pipeline linking Linyi Shantung to Nanking. The route spans over 600 miles and transports crude from Shengli field to Nanking where tankers move it via the Yangtze to Shanghai Chekiang anduban areas.
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Tokyo
China
Linyi
Shantung
Nanking
Hsinhuan Agency
Shengli
Yangtze River
Shanghai
Chekiang
Refugees to Receive Food Aid in Southern Africa
The World Food Program plans 40 million dollars in food aid for Rhodesian and South West Africa nationalist guerrillas in 1979 and 1980. A U N representative reported at Arusha FAO meeting. Commitments to freedom fighters total 10 million dollars with about 150 thousand beneficiaries. Part goes to the Patriotic Front and the South West Africa People’s Organization.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
World Food Program
Rhodesia
South- West Africa
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Arusha
Africa
Patriotic Front
South- West Africa People’s Organization
Hens Step Up Laying Efforts Amid August Output Rise
Washington AP report from the Agriculture Department shows August egg production at about 5.48 billion eggs, 2 percent higher than last year. By Sept 1, about 274 million hens were in lay flocks, roughly unchanged year over year, with 65.2 eggs per 100 hens, up from 64.0.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Village blacksmith is a slim 125-pound woman in Canton
Karen O'Dell, 24, Virginia born and 5 foot 8, drives a pickup to work as a blacksmith. She trained at a Nebraska farrier school and was the only woman in her class. She trims hooves, shapes shoes, and handles nervous horses, despite injuries from a horse kicking nails through her thumb and a broken collar bone. Her part time smithy business grows as she proves herself to skeptical older men.
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Ohio
Longfellow
Ickup
Karen O'Dell
Virginia
Ms. O'Dell
Dallas Cowboys
Nebraska Farrier Blacksmith School
Ms. Dell
Ms .Dell
Retired Robbery Victim Helps Teen Suspect Find Chance
D H Woodard, 69, a former Central State University instructor, was robbed by a 17 year old and another youth in Cleveland last May. He urged leniency for Winston, who was placed on probation and enrolled in a reading improvement course. Woodard arranged job interviews and a rereading class, saying the youth deserves a chance to reform.
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Cleveland (Ap
D. H. Woodard
Woodard
Central State University
Wilberforce
Cleveland Park
Winston
Angelo J. Gagliardo
Ayahoga Community
Bakke ruling debated by Ohio panel on admission policies
An Ohio State University committee says the Supreme Court ruling in the Bakke case does not ban numeric targets in college admissions. Race may be considered, the report states, and institutions might set minority goal ranges rather than a fixed percentage. The chair notes diverse Supreme Court opinions will fuel further litigation.
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Columbus, Ohio
Allan Bakke
U.S. Supreme Court
University of California
L. Orin Slagle
Ohio State University
Bakke
Slagle
Writer Aitmatov Receives Lenin Order and Hero Star
Moscow AP reports Kirgiz Soviet Republic author Chingiz Aitmatov awarded the Order of Lenin and the Gold Star of a Hero of Socialist Labor by Tass.
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Moscow
Chingiz Aitmatov
Kirgiz Soviet Republic
Tass
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