TV Tonight January 8 1979 NBC lineup details
Gerald Stutz named new chairman of the Visiting Committee at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute succeeding Andrew Goodman. The grid lists NBC primetime and daytime programs including All in the Family, Happy Days, The Jeffersons, Jukebox Music, Buck Rogers era shows, and various news and soap opera slots.
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New York
Geraldutz
Henri Lhudel
Metropolitan Museu of Art
Costume Institute
Reeves County Clerk's Report December filings and land leases
Reeves County Clerk's Report lists December 12 oil and gas lease transfers including Delmon Hodges to Mesa Petroleum and Blake Oil and Gas Corp to Pennzoil, plus assignments among H&GN and PSL surveys totaling hundreds of acres. Also notes marriage license for Luis Tarango Ontiveroz and Esther Garcia Ayala, and court fines for Gabriel Carrasco Candelas and Douglass Robison. Filings for December 13 and 14 cover further transfers, boundary descriptions, and mineral rights to Mobile Oil Corp. plus a warranty deed for Max Otto to George Vasquez.
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Eddy Kyle Smith Craighead
Delmon Hodges
T&p Ry. Co
Mesa Petroleum Co
Blake Oil and Gas Corp
Pennzoil Co
PSL
Ralph W. Harker
Et al
Jack E. Blake
H&gn RR Co
Charles Davis Morrison
James R. Jones
Ernest Angelo, Jr
Jane Everest Gregory
James E. Kiehne
T&p RR Co
Fortunato Reveros Gonzalez
Coyanosa
Manuela
Erna M. Whissell
Mobile Oil Corp
Reeves Co
Oil and Gas Leaserthur B. Ramsey
Et Ax
G.F. Whitlow
PSL Survey
R.C.L. Co
General Land Office
Gi. Whitlow
Max Otto
George Vasquez
Cliffard Reid
Veterans
Pecos
Deaf school plays football in sign language style
The Tennessee School for the Deaf in Knoxville plays high school football with sign language, maintaining a 7-2 record. Coach Dan Schaffer says deaf players aren’t disadvantaged and notes Terrell Garrett of Memphis, a 6 foot 2 junior, earned AP Player of the Week honors for a four touchdown game. Athletics help students overcome handicaps.
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Dean Fosdick
Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee School For the Deaf
Knoxville
Dan Schaffer
Schaffer
TSC
Terrell Garrett
Memphis
Tennessee Military Institute
Terrell
Revolution in television reshapes the 1980s era
AP observes that the 1980s bring a flood of new sitcoms dramas and formats while a telecommunications revolution accelerates. By decade's end major networks may shift toward news and sports services with made for cable movies satellite receivers and HBO Showtime expanding access and content. Playboy TV nudity launch hinted. RCA to roll out Satcom IV satellite by next Christmas broadening programming.
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CBS
Knots Landing
Dallas
NBC
ABC
Networks
Series of the Week Club
Showtime
Vice Ver
Playboy
RCA
Nielsen Ratings Show CBS Tops Week Ending Dec 30
CBS claimed the seven most watched programs in the week ending December 30 led by 60 Minutes at 32.6 percent of TV homes. The Jeffersons Trapper John M D Alice and The Dukes of Hazzard followed as continuing series. ABC led among continuing series with Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley, while NBC lingered with CHiPs and 2020.
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CBS
ABC
A.C. Nielsen Co
Jeffersons
Trapper John
M.D
Alice
the Dukes of Hazzard
Laverne and Shirley
Nielsen
NBC
Preminger now owns The Human Factor after near ruin
Hollywood reports Otto Preminger faced a $7.5 million financing shortfall for The Human Factor. He invested $2.5 million of his own money, sold his French villa and two Matisse paintings, and deferred payments to cast and crew. MGM now handles US Canadian rights as the film heads to a February release. Preminger, 73, plans two new subjects on the Israeli Arab wars and Norman Bethune.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Hollywood (Ap
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Preminger
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Graham Greene
Nicol Williamson
Richard Attenborough
Robert Morley
John Gielgud
New York
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Matisse
U.S
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Home Office
Servic
Attenborough
Williamson
Derek Jacobi
Greene
Preminier
Hollywood
Harm's Way
Junie Moon
Norman Bethune
China
Billboard Hot 100 and LPs Highlights For Week Ending January 12
The Associated Press lists Billboard magazine week results with top ten hot singles led by Escape by Rupert Holmes and Rock With You by Michael Jackson. Top LPs include Greatest by Bee Gees and On The Radio Greatest Hits volumes one and two by Donna Summer, plus The Wall by Pink Floyd and The Long Run by Eagles.
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Associated Press
Billboard
Billboard Magazine
Rupert Holmes
Infinity
Michael Jackson
Epic
the Captain & Tennille
Casablanca
Stevie Wonder
Tamla
K.C. & the Sunshine Band
Commodores
Motown
Coward of
Kenny Rogers
United Artists
Kool & the Gang
De-Lite
Cliff Richard
EMI
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Styx
A&m
Bee Gees
RSO
Donna Summer
Casablana
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Eagles
Asylum
Tom Petty
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Backstreet
Cornerstone
Kenny
Tusk
Fleetwood Mac
Warner Bros
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NEW Zoo Revuery
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Reeves County Clerk’s Report
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