TV Schedule Mix of News and Classic Shows
A dense listing of Midland Odessa Roswell and Dallas cable slots, with times for news weather and a wide array of old shows. Notable items include The Tonight Show Mission and various soap operas, game shows, and a Poe adaptation film.
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ABC
Edgar Allen Poe
Satan
Secret whodunit fuels General Hospital suspense
Network secrets surround the murder of Dr. Phil Brewer on General Hospital as producers writers and actors guard the killer’s identity. James Young and the Dobsons refuse to reveal clues while aiming to sustain suspense for months pending viewers and ratings. Meanwhile Ringo Starr’s Goodnight Vienna cover art graces the Capitol Tower with a 23-foot statue and a 30-foot robot statue to stay atop through mid January.
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Lee Margulies
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
General Hospital
Phil Brewer
ABC
Emily McLaughlin
Jessie Brewer
James Young
Jerome
Bridget Dobson
Young
Agatha Christie
James Sikking
James Hobart
The
Dobsons
Ringo
Ringo Starr
Vienna
Capitol Tower
Starr
Hyena blamed on bad public relations say Goodall
Los Angeles AP reports scientist Jane Goodall believes hyenas suffer from bad public relations. She will present The Hyena Story on ABC TV this spring after a Caltech lecture, explaining how hyenas were unfairly judged when her son was young.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Jane Goodall
Abc-Tv
Miss Goodall
California Institute of Technology
Nostalgia session with Lynnda Kimball for Playboy feature
Playmate Lynnda Kimball led a nostalgia themed photo session for Playboy’s January issue while studying at the Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in Los Angeles. The discussion covered hyenas contrasting them with antelopes, their hunting and scavenging behavior, and the challenges of filming nocturnal wildlife for a TV special.
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Lynnda Kimball
Playboy Magazine
Lynnda
Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute
Los Angeles
Barnaby Eye Ready for Success After Quick Rise
Barnaby Eye, a New York based quartet led by twins Bobby and Billy Alessi with guitarist Peppy Castro, rose from a Broadway Hair start to a recording studio sprint. They credit rapid experiences, new management, and a forthcoming album while juggling a four-person technical crew and a touring opener slot.
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AP News
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Peppy
Peppy Castro
Castro
Mike Ricciardella
Motor Mouth
Bobby
Billy Alessi
Billy
Barnaby Eye
Atlantic Records
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Mike
Long Island
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Alessis
Europe
Munich
Illusion
Pep
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