21 Oct 1976
Page 36
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1976
Page
36
A jumble of program titles and descriptions includes NBC CBS ABC and NBC shows with repeats and movie references. The lineup mentions Adams 12 Bonding episodes The Walton's and I Love Lucy style family dramas plus live election coverage and a Vienna set revolutions arc.
A compilation of TV program entries and brief plot hints for the evening lineup. Featured are Reds vs Yankees game four references, various 1960s to 1970s shows with guest stars and descriptions, plus movie and talk show listings.
Detroit man David Washington, 21, was charged with possession of stolen property after authorities found him sleeping on a Greyhound bus stolen earlier in Toledo. He told troopers he drove toward Columbus but dozed near Bowling Green and waived preliminary hearing, bound over to the Wood County grand jury.
After a month of ratings and schedule disruptions, about half of 20 new weekly series face possible cancellation. ABC shows Cos, Holmes, Yoyo, and Tina struggle. CBS losses include Ball Four Alls Fair Delvecchio. NBC failures include Gemini Man Serpico Van Dyke and Company.
Nielsen estimates show ABC keeping a slim lead in night ratings for the fourth straight week. CBS close behind with about 14.1 million homes and NBC at roughly 14 million. The top show was M A S H on CBS with 20.9 million viewers. NBC's Baa Baa Black Sheep also ranked highly amid family hour controversy.
Outgoing Mexican President Luis Echeverria announces his bid for a five year term as United Nations secretary general starting January 1. He seeks to lead the world body amid Cold War tensions and calls for reform from member nations.
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