Evening TV Schedule Highlights From A Turbulent Night
A dense listing covers 6:30 to 1:00 with programs across channels. Notable items include Mary Tyler Moore, Hogan's Heroes, Laverne and Shirley, Three's Company, MASH, Beverly Hillbillies, Lou Grant, and nightly movie Open Season. Sports, talk, and variety fills mix with ads and late-night news.
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MacNeil Lehrer Report
Adam
Kate
Kim Darby
Lou Grant
Lou
Tribune
Peter Fonda
Cornelia Sharpe
Georgetown University establishes Ethics and Public Policy Center
Georgetown University has established a new Ethics and Public Policy Center to study moral implications of major domestic and foreign policy issues. The center aims to offer critical analysis of social and political pronouncements and actions of Catholic, Protestant and Jewish bodies, per university officials.
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Washington
Georgetown University
Timothy Healy
S.J
Ernest W. Lefever
Weekly oil report notes multiple Reeves County drillings
Enserch Explorations spots Reeves location for a 3400 foot well near Orla in Reeves County. Avance Oil & Gas plans an 11000 foot wildcat near Toyah Culberson County. Cotton Petroleum reports 4.75 million cubic feet daily gas potential with deep acid and fracture treatments. Gifford Mitchell Wisuben baker caps Capitan project near Kermit. Superior Oil re-enters Fusselman tests in Ward County. Texaco completes No 1-D State Gas Unit in Ward with 52 barrel daily oil and 942 to 1 gas oil ratio. Continental Oil reentry completes in Culberson County. Rosewood Corp completes No 118 Hill near Nine Mile Draw Reeves with 11.9 million cf pd Fusselman. Shell to drill Ellenburger Devonian outpost near Monahans Ward County. HNG Oil plugs No 1-A-137 Miller in Ward County near Barstow.
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Enserch Exploration, Inc
Dallas
Reaves
Reeves County
Orla
J.O. Stack
T&p
Avance Oil & Gas Co
Midland
Caldwell
Culberson County
Toyah
T&p Survey
Cotton Petroleum Co
Coquina Oil Corp
H&tc
Gifford, Mitchell & Wisenbaker
Cheyenne
Winkler County
Kermit
Superior Oil Co
Fusselman
Carson
Barstow
Ward County
Texaco Inc
War-Wink
South
University Lands Survey
Pyote
Continental Oil Co. No
G.E. Ramsey
Monahans
HNG Oil CO
Illinois to buy Texas prison plates for five years
Illinois officials signed a $9.6 million deal with the Texas Department of Corrections to produce 1979 multi year license plates. Buyers will receive blue and white plates with annual stickers, valid for another year.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Texas Department of Corrections
Texas
Theodore D. Puckarious
Department of Administrative Services
Alan J. Dixon
Famico, Inc
Conway, Ark
FAMCO
Polyvend, Inc
Polyvend
Paul Powell
J. Patrick Stoltz
New president cites record year for domestic oil industry
Jack M. Allen, new head of the Independent Petroleum Association of America, says 1977 marked a remarkable year with drilling up over 60 percent from 1973 and dry holes at their lowest since 1948. The group’s report notes most factors rose from 1976 to 1977, yet output still trails 1973 levels. Allen warns industry must see policy signals from government to expand due to underutilized resources and persistent import limits.
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Max B. Skelton
Houston
Jack M. Allen
Allen
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Perryton
Texas
The
Association
Major producers sign voluntary restraint on low grade beef
Australia and about a dozen other meat producers plan new voluntary restraint agreements to limit low grade beef shipments to the United States in 1978. The Agriculture Department expects formal signings in coming weeks as the quota-type system adjusts yearly. Australia remains the largest supplier of quota meat, followed by New Zealand and others. Milk production climbs with November butter and cheese results. Food for Peace allocations rise to 741.4 million for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Australia
United States
Agriculture Department
Canada
Iceland
North Ireland
U.S
Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Bergland
New Zealand
Belize
Costa Rica
Dominican Republic
el Salvador
Guatemala
Haiti
Honduras
Ireland
Mexico
Nicaragua
Northern Ireland
Panama
Egypt
Indonesia
Sri Lanka
Bolivia
Guyana
Peru
Tunisia
Charcoal underwear and electric suits planned for cold hides
The Defense Department ordered 27,500 under covers of charcoal underwear priced at about $20 each. Developed at Porton Down in western England, the one piece garment is designed to keep wearers warm and shield airmen from poison gas, germs and radioactive fallout.
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London
U.S. Defense Department
Porton Down
England
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Pyan
ALL MY Children
Electric Company
Equal Justice
New Mexico
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ONE Life TO Live
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Thur
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Popeye
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Dick van Dyke
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