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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1973
Page
12
Radio schedule rundown for Shreveport and Monroe stations
Radio and music programming details for Shreveport KLIC and Monroe KNOE include half hour news and weather, farm news at 11 55, sports at 4 30 and 6 pm, gospel and variety blocks, top 40, and morning farm market reports with Paul Harvey and Kathryn Kushman. Local signs on at 4 55 am and 5 am news, with 12 15 p m farm prices.
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The
Virginian
Pastor
Lueula Rivers
Dorlsey
Ark-La-Miss
OENUE
Guiding Light
Cangeree
Jokers
Wil
Edge
Mint Harvey
Sports
KLIC
Monroe
Lady’s
KNOE
ABC News
Kathryn Kushman
Paul Harvey
CBS
KWKH
Jack Dillard
Astros
Cincinnati
Johnny Cass
Red River
Vic Parker
Tom Gay
Jim Nickales
Bom Jeffer Kingston
Larry Rhimes
NBC News
Houston Astro
LSU
Dallas
NLU
Kreb-Fm
Omusic
Henry Sumner
Bruce Frazier
Ray Frazier
Butch Ollins
Tony Jay
KAGH
Crossett
Ark
Uay
Kagh-Fm
KMA
Winnsboro
KCRE
KMAR
KCTC
Columbia
KUZN
W. Monroe Simeon
Ospel
Jerry Scott
Bob Frost
Ray Soul
Kadie Kane
Knoe-Fm
Kathryn Kahlman
KWCL
Oak Grove
KTRY
Bddy Dunn
Andy Nelson
Larry Rusti
Sine
Arty Shinn
KVOB
Bastrop
Mutual Broadcastin System
St. Louis
John Jay
Rick Albriton Randolf
Gary
Geano Caldwell
Farmerville Line
Televised lineup: Gunsmoke to Jimmy Bright and Cavett
TV Key previews tonight feature Gunsmoke with Gene Evans as Tatum at 7 on Channel 8 plus 8 12 and 1 12. NBC prime brings Yankees versus Tigers in Detroit with George C. Scott commentating at 7 on S 6 A 5 J 3. Here's Lucy repeats with Lucille Ball and Flip Wilson on Channels 8 S12 and 3 12. Special Jimmy Bright welfare drama follows at 9 30 on ETV. Cavett with Norman Mailer at 10 30 on Channel 10 and S 3.
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The
Virginian
Petticoat Junction
CBS News
Walter Ronkite
Weather
Lucy
Doris Dey
Channel 2 News
Douglas Edwards
TV Key
New York
Hollywood
Shreveport
Gene Evans
Tatum
Matt Dillon
Tucson
Arizona
Evans
NBC
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
George C. Scott
Lucille Ball
Flip Wilson
Flip
Lacy
Mr. Comic
Wilson
Miss Ball
Pam
Jimmy Bright
Loring Mandel
Dick Cavett
Norman Mailer
Marilyn
Maroc 7 and Key Witness TV Movie Listings
Tonight's TV slate features Maroc 7 a 1967 desert intrigue starring Gene Barry Cyd Charisse and Elsa Martinelli at 8 p.m. on Channel 10 S-5. Also Key Witness a 1960 drama about a man witness to a crime with his family facing terror at 10 30 p.m. on Channel 8-12.
TV Key Mailbag highlights TV summers and stars
Julie Andrews returns with ABC specials next season and film work. Mac Davis is not headlining but is featured on Music Country and appears on other series. Helen Reddy and George Carlin were never married. Patty Duke acted with Peter Falk in The Price of Tomatoes, a 1960s drama about a truck driver helping a pregnant hitchhiker.
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Mac Davis
R.R
Toldeo
Ohio. A
George Carlin
Helen Reddy
G.N
Avon Park
Fla. A
Ms. Reddy
Carlin
Patty Duke
Peter Falk
M.V
Memphis
Tenn. A
Inger Stevens
When Your Parent Fails Moral Example and Love
A reader asks if God approves bitterness toward a mother who prioritizes money and treats her husband poorly. The reply cites Mark 7:10 on honoring parents, explains honoring includes support, and urges patient Christian response. It encourages consistent, loving conduct to model the right way without approving abuse, noting crisis risk if disengaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
1973 TV Premier Sets Record Long Fall Start
LOS ANGELES AP The fall television premiere season will stretch from September 10 to the end of October because of the Writers Guild strike. Debuts of new shows are delayed, with Kojak likely starting August 22. Networks favor a single premiere week but critics say the staggered start burdens viewers and the industry.
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Los Angeles
Writers Guild of America
Seasonal pacing for TV shows sparks industry stability
The industry relies on a rigid cycle of new and rerun programming, with midseason replacements and long downsides. A flexible, year round schedule could spread work for writers actors directors and technicians and reduce career gaps.
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