Evening TV highlights from Middletown October 3 1978
A local TV page lists programs for Tuesday night including news, game shows, dramas, and movies. Highlights feature Brady Bunch and Sanford and Son, Charlie’s Angels style lineups, an American League Championship Series recap, and film offerings such as Little Women and Casablanca with star casts noted.
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Andy Griffith
NBC News
Macneil-Lehrer
Mary Tyler Moore
Liar's Club
Sanford and Son
Dick Cavett
Chico and the Man
Mocking Valley
Eagle Mountain Boys
Washington
Joe Keley
Productivity remains prime U.S. problem
New York AP report notes U.S. productivity decline despite calls for efficiency. It recalls the dismantling of the National Center for Productivity and Quality of Work Life in 1978, warns policymakers neglected productivity issues, and outlines potential harms if growth stalls, including higher prices and crumbling institutions. George Kuper urges renewed focus on innovation, capital investment, and public-private cooperation.
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New York
National Center For
Council of Economic Advisers
Center
George Kuper
National Center
Pompeii
Fearless Forecast on fall TV hits and misses
AP Television Writer Jay Sharbutt previews this fall's new series. Predictions cover the fate of ABC CBS NBC shows from Battlestar Galactica to Vega$ and Waverly Wonders, with notes on potential cancellations, renewals, and midseason endings.
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Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
Okay, Gang
ABC
Dabney Coleman
CBS
Lou Grant
NBC
Glons
Mary
Mary Tyler Moore
Kaz
WKRP
Cincinnati
New York
Arash
Laverne and
Shirley
Robin Williams
Flying High
Instant Doom
Joe Namath
John McCormack Reflects On Long U S House Career
John McCormack, at 86, recalls his rise from congressman to House majority leader and speaker. Photos in his Boston office show him with F D Roosevelt and Harry Truman as he notes his wartime sponsorship of the declaration against Japan. He remains active with occasional talks and favors, endorsing Garrett Byrne for re election.
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Boston
John W. McCormack
House of Representatives
House
McCormack
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Japan
Harry Truman
Texas
Sam Rayburn
Speaker
Congress
Suffolk County
Garrett Byrne
Byrne
Post Office Square
Justice Department to Get $1.6 Billion Budget
The House approved a bill authorizing 1.6 billion for next year’s operations. An amendment would ban the department from using funds to promote school busing for racial balance. Previous similar measures were often removed in conference with the Senate.
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Washington
House
Justice Department
Department
Senate
Guatemalan Fare Hike Triggers Citywide Clash
In Guatemala City more than 100 people were injured as stone throwers clashed with police over a 10 cent bus fare increase the first in 40 years Emergency rooms filled as labor groups called for end to repression and the release of detainees with police not disclosing arrest numbers
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Guatemala City
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