Wednesday Apr 19 1978 TV Schedule Highlights
TV lineup lists a mixed slate from 6:00 to after midnight with News, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Joker’s Wild, Hogan’s Heroes, The Brady Bunch, Adam 12, and sports and movie segments. Notable programs include Charlie’s Angels, Live From Lincoln Center Saint of Bleeker Street, The Amazing Spider Man, Gunsmoke, Starsky and Hutch, Desperados, The Tonight Show, and CBS late movie Hawaii Five-O. Further items feature Police Story Mystery of the Week, Kojak, and Tomorrow with Tom Snyder, plus children’s and educational fare.
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Mary Tyler Moore
Joker's Wild
MacNeil Lehrer
Brady Bunch
Adam
Charlie's Angels
Sabrina
Kelly
Kris
Lincoln Center
Tomiamt
Don Rickles
Jack 243
David Selby
Leslie Charleson
Telly Savalas
Kevin Dobson
TV SCHEDULE ROW WITH CLASSICS AND DAYTIME AIRINGS
A cluttered afternoon schedule lists soap operas and classics from All My Children to The World Turns alongside game shows and cartoons. Featured are One Life to Live, General Hospital, Days of Our Lives, The Add ing Machine, The Cavern, and Match Game among many others. Networks and stations warn they may change without notice.
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ONE Life TO Live
Frontier Community Exhibit Recreates 1860s Kansas City
More than 200 artifacts documents and original graphics reconstruct the Town of Kansas during the 1860s in Frontier Community the new permanent exhibit at the Kansas City Museum of History and Science. The era marks Kansas City as a thriving river port and a pioneer outfitting point.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Gonzalez Reveals FBI Files Call Him Liberal With Communist Support
U S Representative Henry B Gonzalez told the House that FBI files refer to him as a liberal with communist support. He released a letter from FBI Director Webster stating no participation by Gonzalez in communist backing, though noting unsolicited Communist Party sympathy during campaigns.
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Washington
U.S
Henry B. Gonzalez
House
FBI
Gonzalez
San Antonio Democrat
J. Edgar Hoover Happ
U.S. Senate
Texas
KGB
Gulag
William H. Webster
Webster
Communist Party
San Antonio
Top 10 Singles and LPs from current charts
The list shows the top ten singles led by Night Fever and If I Cant Have You with Bee Gees Yvonne Elliman and Arista labels. It also covers the top ten LPs including Saturday Night Fever Slowhand Even Now and The Stranger with artists such as Eric Clapton Barry Manilow Billy Joel and Steely Dan.
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Bee Gees
RSO
Yvonne Elliman
Barry Manilow
Arista
Sally
Eric Clapton
Roberta Flack
Atlantic
the Stranger
Billy Joe
Columbia
L.A
George Benson
Warner Bros
Kansas
Jefferson Starship Earth
Jefferson Starship
Grant
London
Wings
Capitol
Aja
Steely Dan
ABC
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Kalistan
Spider-Man
Theodore Bikel
Beverly Hillbillies
Starsky and Hutch Starsky
Senate
Vince Edwards
Jack Palance
West
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Phillip Law
Dyan Cannon
Tom Snyder
Ernest Angley
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Lilias
Good Morning America
CBS News
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Phil Donahue
Sesame Street
Hollywood Squares
Wheel OF Fortunes
Happy Days Electric Company
Family Feud
Villa Alegre
Young and the Restless
Ironside
Ryan's
Tomor
New Mexico
Guiding Light
Another World
General Hospital
Nova
Sanford and Son
DR. Estes
FAI
Three Stooges
Andy Griffith Show
Merv Griffin
Flintstones
Gilligan's Island
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NBC News
ASC News
Dick van Dyke Show
American Cancer Society
Frontier Community
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William Chism
Derek Dingler
Betsy Sue Montanez
Lucy Ayala
Raul Gomez
J.T. Precht
Leland Casey
Russell Doer
Robert Hinojos
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