Television schedule highlights January programming
FRIDAY JANUARY 7 features Mister Rogers and The Electric Company at 4:00 and 4:8 p.m. Sesame Street joins at 5:00 followed by Zoom 6:00 and The MacNeil Lehrer Report 6:30. Washington Week in Review at 7:00 and Wall Street Week at 7:30 lead into documentaries and public affairs until 12:30 Crockett's Victory Garden. Subsequent hours air nature, drama, and art block including Masterpiece Theatre and Nova.
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TV Schedule Highlights January Six Evening Lineup
Morning to late night TV slate lists 6:30 Hee Haw and The Muppet Show followed by Adam 12 and Concentration. Prime time features include The Bionic Woman CPO Sharkey Baretta The Practice and Sabrina plus movie titles The Group Sudden Terror and The Longest Day. NewsWatch and Eyewitness News provide updates before late programs and a final Wild Wild West episode closes at 1:00.
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Baseball crowd record tops 44 million and World Series highs
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn reports 44,437,508 fans attended major league games last summer marking a new season high. Playoff sellouts and an average World Series crowd of 54,625 set a new post season benchmark.
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Spitz Reflects on Life After Golden Olympic Run
Mark Spitz says his bank account may be modest compared to expectations after winning seven golds in the 1972 Olympics. He reflects on the past four years, saying he did his best as an athlete and winged his post sports career. He admits rarely seeing the seven medals, kept in a bank vault after a publicity photo.
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Elopement and TV Lineup Noted in Curious TV Schedule
Amid a jumble of shows and personal headlines, Elen and her boyfriend plan to elope while Buchanan High School drama and local TV hosts fill the evening. The schedule lists The Waltons, Barney Miller, Kojak, and a special portrait segment alongside weather and sports updates.
TV Set Gossip Feeds on Star Crossings in Paris and LA
Eager crowds greet Robert Redford on his first Paris visit since the 1950s while rumors swirl about TV couples and coStars. Kate Jackson, Lisa Mordente, Cindy Williams, and others are linked by media chatter as industry insiders discuss careers and romances.
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