TV Guide Schedule Highlights and Highlights
Television listings show a dense block of program names across 6:00 PM to 5:30 AM, including news, talk, dramas, and movies. Notable items include Adams 12 Jacques Cousteau Happy Days Gunsmoke One Day at a Time Kojak The House of Cards The Longest Night and Tomorrow segments, plus a mix of CBS NBC and local features and a few educational and children’s programs.
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Adam
Macneil-Lehrer
Hogan's Heroes
Andy Williams
Jacques Cousteau
Richie
Fonzie
John Davidson
Kelly Monteith
Liza Minnelli
Wendell Burton
David Janssen
James Farentino
Top 10 Singles and Albums by Billboard per AP excerpts
The list shows top AP compiled Billboard rankings with singles led by Don't Leave Me This Way and Southern Nights and albums led by Hotel California and Rumours. Other entries include Hotel California Eagles, A Star Is Born soundtrack, Songs in the Key of Life, Leftoverture, This One's for You, Boston, Unpredictable, Fly Like an Eagle, and In Flight.
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Thelma Houston
Tamla
Glen Campbell
Capitol
Arista
Boston
Epic
Natalie Cole
Steve Miller
Eagles
George Benson
Warner Bros
Williamson and Douglas featured on road show in Tulsa
Douglas and Williamson appeared on the Billy Parker Open Road Show in Tulsa Oklahoma on March 31. They discussed and played selections from Douglas new Meridian album recorded live in Meridian Mississippi on November 4, 1976, which Williamson helped compose and perform.
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Missouri
Tony Douglas
Athens
Billy Parker
Tulsa
Okla
Meridian
Miss
Douglas
Jimmie Rodgers
Mark Williamson
Tommy
Williamson
Pecos
Lazy L
Parker
Haley wins special National Book Award citation
Author Alex Haley receives a special citation of merit for Roots after judges exclude it from the history category. Irving Howe wins the history prize for World of Our Fathers, and Wallace Stegner takes fiction with The Spectator Bird. Other winners include Bruno Bettelheim for contemporary thought, Katherine Paterson for children's literature, Norman Thomas for biography, Richard Eberhart for poetry, and Li li Ch'en for translation.
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New York
Alex Haley
National Book Awards
United States
Irving Howe
Wallace Stegner
California
Haley
American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters
Bruno Bettelheim
Contemporary Thought
Katherine Paterson
Japan
W.A. Swanbeg
Norman Thomas
Richard Eberhart
Dartmouth
Li li Ch'en
New Tankers Could Reach Million-Ton Capacity
Marine architects say they can build tolling ships of a million tons to haul crude oil across oceans. Current largest tankers top 500,000 tons with many in service around 80,000 tons. Graphic notes 575 ships are 160,000 tons or larger and demand drives bigger vessels. An oil executive cites a 30 percent cost cut shipping Middle East crude in 250,000 toners versus 75,000. Critics warn about hazard risks and past disasters.
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Washington
National Geographic
Geographic
Oil Company
Middle East
United States
Tom Snyder May Host NBC Show Amidrumors About People Segment
AP reports Tom Snyder, star of NBC's Tomorrow, has not committed to hosting NBC Nightly News or Tonight but NBC has asked about a possible People magazine tube show. He plans to move Tomorrow's HQ to Los Angeles next June, citing his 12 year old daughter and his NY work.
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Los Angeles
Tom Snyder
Tonight
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NBC News
NBC Nightly News
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NBC
People
Lily Tomlin
Snyder
Warren Bush
Marquette University
California
New York
KNBC
Wnbc-Tv
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WNBC
Christian Learning Center Announces Summer School Opening
The Christian Learning Center at 1602 W Third announces a summer program starting June 6 to help college bound students improve math and English. Thorough testing and individualized instruction will be used. Applications due by May 10 with cap of 50 students, contact 445 2024. Parent conferences set for April 21 and 28. Classes run 8 am to noon.
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Christian Learning Center
W. Third
Travel at Carlsbad Caverns Easter visitation up 10 percent
Easter weekend traffic at Carlsbad Caverns National Park rose about 10 percent from last year with 12,598 visitors over the Friday to Sunday period, compared with 11,540 a year earlier. Guadalupe Mountains NP also posted strong gains, while the old-timer remark closes the item.
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Carlsbad Caverns National Park
The
Caverns
Guadalupe Mountains National Park
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