Local Television Guide Listings for Midland Dallas and Odessa
The Enterprise publishes a most complete local television listings guide covering Midland Dallas and Odessa. The cable only schedule features channel lineup details for KERO and KOSA including time slots and stations.
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Televisi
Fuide Tesion Guide
Kmio Midland
Kera Dallas
Kosa Odessa
KBIM
Roswell
Dallas
Evening TV Schedule Mix With News and Movies
A dense listing of TV programs and time slots across channels KBIM KMOM and KTVT for a Monday through Friday schedule. Entries include news reports features and classic shows such as The Bob Newhart Show Doctor Who and Beverly Hillbillies with notes on movie airings and particular episodes.
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Newsroom
Hogans Heroes
Christabel Pankhurst
Viva Valdez
The
Merchant
IMF
North Africa
Middle East
TV Guide Style Lines From 1970s Broadcast Grid
The page lists afternoon and prime time TV slots for multiple shows across stations with names like Somerset New Mexico Today Family Feud and ABC CBS and NBC networks. It ends with a brief humorous column by Phil Pastoret about actors, dating advice, and a vocabulary joke.
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Somerset
New Mexico
One last adventure Marvin dreaming of wild frontier
Hollywood interview with Lee Marvin revealing a calmer, dreaming side. He talks of Australia as a fantasy frontier, his wife’s influence, and his desire for adventure while aging. He reflects on career balance, roles for the public, and life at his Arizona home before noting Australia remains unrealizable.
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Lee Marvin
Buster
Australia
Queensland
America
Arizona
Wes
Marvin
Cathouse
Durango
Mexico
Hollywood
Oliver Reed
TV Limits Its View of GOP Convention Floor
AP writer notes TV cameras block delegates views of Cronkite and colleagues while ABC and NBC booths glow dimly. He watches 53 North Carolina delegates, observes odd network floor reporter dynamics, and concludes television cannot capture the convention's on-floor excitement.
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Kansas City, Mo
North Carolina
Walter Cronkite
John Chancellor
David Brinkley
ABC
Harry Reasoner
Howard K. Smith
Betty Ford
Rockefeller
Paycheck embraces outlaw image but stays singer first
Johnny Paycheck distances from the outlaw label while acknowledging fit with Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson. The 35 year old says fans come to hear him sing, not for his past, despite a prison sentence and a recent bankruptcy filing. He notes the outlaw image helps the genre and his career continues with new shows and a seventh album due in September.
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Joe Edwards
Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
Johnny Paycheck
Paycheck
Waylon Jennings
Willie Nelson
David Allen Coe
New Hampshire
Billy Sherrill
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Stephens
Jennie
Lady Randolph Churchill
Jody
Bill
Beverly Hillbillies
the Clampetts
Dodgers
Los Angeles Dodger
Leo Durocher
Jethro
Louis Joudan
Lynda Day
Metroplex
Robert MacNeil
Jacques Bergerac
Merry Anders
CBS Morning News
Good Morning America
Today Show
Monahans
Lilias
Yoga
You
Captain Kangaroo
Sanford and Son
Sesame Street
Wheel of Fortune
S Electric Company
Villa Alegre
All My Children
NBC News
the Doctors
Guiding Light
Activn
Another World
General Hospital
Ironside
Flipper
Mod Squad
Bullwinkle
NBC Nightly News
Electric Company
CBS Evening News
ABC Evening News
Dick van Dyke
Phil Pastoret
Nene
Dreaming of Wild
By Dick Kleiner
NEA
Tucson
Ann Compton
Karol Goebel
Greensboro
Cochairman
Ronald Reagan
Guilford County
N.C
CBS
Morton Jean
Miss Mackin
New York
Dan Kiather
Michigan
Commonwealth Theatres
Cornelio Reyna
Roberto
Flaco
Guzman Carmen del Valle
Karina Duprez
Hernando
Name
Monica Prado Arozamena
Alicia Sdsenbite
Ruben Galindo
Paul Newman
Buttalo Bill
Sitting Bull
Charles Bronson
Wietain
Exactas
Quinielas
BIG
Metco
Jockey Club
Mesa
Ellen Burstyn
Max von Sydow Lee
Jack Macgowran
Jason Miller
Tsietn
Lin Dexkeed
William Peter Blatt
Utve
Noel Malliam
Peter Blat
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