Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Overviews
A dense TV guide page lists programs across networks with plot hints and guest stars. Notable items include The Odd Couple, Bewitched, The Brady Bunch, Muppets Show, News segments, Lorain-era Variety and game shows, plus outcomes and premieres for Buck Rogers related content.
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Rae Stern
ABC News
Adam
Villa Alegre
CBS Newsies
Lord Fauntleroy
Minna
Mr. Hobbs
New York
Cedric
Andy Griffith
Lilias Yoga
NBC News
Liars Club
Macneil-Lehrer
Laughlin assault suits end in draw in 1973 clash
A civil suit over a February 6 1973 fistfight involving Tom Laughlin and photographer George Spear ended without damages for either side. Spear accused Laughlin of assault and battery seeking 100000 dollars after claiming a hammerlock bruise and dental damage during publicity for Billy Jack.
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Laughlin
Los Angeles
Tom Laughlin
Billy Jack
George Spear
Spear
Middletownian Named in Classic Bluegrass Album
Dave Woolum of 3217 Keayes Ave is part of the Laurel County Partners whose 1955 arrangement Old Age Won’t Kill You is featured on New World Records bluegrass album Hills and Home Thirty Years of Bluegrass funded by the Rockefeller Foundation. The project highlights pioneers whose recordings shaped the genre and will be distributed to about 7,000 music libraries and departments. Woolum, a 1974 retiree from Hamilton Welding Co, continues to perform with the group and appeared at Renfro Valley and at a Maude Baptist Church homecoming on Oct 2.
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Hawaii Five-O
Ossano Brazzi
Five-O
Steve McGarrett
Coast Guard
Barney Miller
Mr. Fish
Det Fish
New York State
Merv Griffin
Silay
Glennord
Edgar Buchanan
Sam Cade
Cade
Carter Country Union
The
Confederacy
Roy
News
Rosetti
Ryan
Middletown
Dave Woolum
Keayes Ave
Rockefeller Foundation
Woolum
Hamilton Welding Co
Laurel County
Sage
Joe’ Clark
Tennessee
Bluegrass Unlimited
New World Records of
New York
Renfro Valley
Maude
ABC Soap Finishes Fourth in Nielsen Top 10
ABC places four programs in the week’s top 10 led by Charlie’s Angels Happy Days and Three’s Company. Soap debuts strong at No 4 with 18.7 million homes tuning in and ABC dominates the ratings with a 20.8 average.
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New York
A.C. Nielsen
ABC
Nielsen
NBC
CBS
Charlie's Angels
Happy Days
Three's Company
Three’s Company
Kotter
Kennedy
Continuing Education at Brigham Young University
Brigham Young University reports 210000 people enrolled in its continuing education programs worldwide. Names of campuses and programs are not specified in the readable text. The figure reflects global participation in nontraditional study options.
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Brigham Young University
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Baby
Gabe
Julie
Barbarino
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Georgina
Erun
Maria
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Atlantis
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Patrick Duffy
Victor Buono
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Lou Gossett
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Commando Band
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Irma
Johnny Carson
Diahann Carroll
Merie Earle
Richard Widmark
Frederic Forrest
Own
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Gideon
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Rocky
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Middletonian’s Bluegrass
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Osborne Brothers
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Don Reno Red Smile
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