Bold Night of Classic TV Lineup Pins Down 1979 Schedule
Tuesday night TV listing details a wide mix of programs from Boo News at 6 to cinema and detective fare. Notable items include The Runaways with a troubled track star and psychologist, Alias Smith and Jones, The Internecine Project, Adam's Woman, Barnaby Jones Dead Man's Run, and a late movie with Coburn and Mills.
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Jeannie
Steve Arizzio
Richie
the Fonz
THE
Paper Chase
Susan Howard
Hart
Professor Kingsfield
Carson
Shecky Greene
Paul Williams
William Devane
Beau Bridges
John Mills
Barnaby Jones
Jessica Walter
Richard Widmark
Lauren Bacall
Packed TV Schedule Fragments From Morning to Night
The listing outlines a dense broadcast day across channels with morning programs including Today Good Morning America and Sesame Street. It shows a mix of game shows, soaps, news, children's, and classic reruns like The Price is Right, Jeopardy, and Star programs, ending with NBC News CBS News and channel-specific lineups.
The Internecine Project TV Premiere on CBS Night
Prominent economist Robert Elliot Coburn is offered a top government post and turns to murder to hide his past. The CBS Tuesday Night Movies airs June 19 starring James Coburn, Lee Grant, and Keenan Wynn as a scheming lawyer in a tale of power and corruption.
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Lovely
Robert Mitchum
Charlotte Rampling
Velda
Philip Marlowe
Los Angeles
THREE
Janet
Jack
Chrissy
Bill Moyer
James Earl Jones
James Coburn
Lee Grant
Mary Tyler Moore
Robert Elliot
Coburn
Miss Grant
Elliot
Keenan Wynn
Raymond Chandler
Movie makers focus on chill setting films from Hollywood
Hollywood writers note summer looks cool with thriller Prophecy and Alien leading box office. Robert Foxworth stars in Prophecy with Talia Shire, a Maine woods mystery. He recalls a near fatal stunt on a British Columbia road during filming. Director John Frankenheimer kept a tight script guard, while Foxworth and Liz Montgomery of Mrs. Sundance fame teased a future joint production venture Entheos Greek for enthusiasm Unlimited.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Hollywood
Twentieth Century Fox
Paramount
Universal
Robert Foxworth
Talia Shire
Maine Woods
British Columbia
John
John Frankenheimer
Foxworth
Liz
Elizabeth Montgomery
Mrs. Sundance
Entheos Greek For
Enthusiasm Unlimited
Three part documentary on life of Japanese people
Public Broadcasting Service airs a three part series by John Nathan exploring ordinary Japanese lives. It follows a Tokyo family cafe, a northern farmhouse generation, and the egocentric actor director Shintaro Katsu in The Blind Swordsman and Farm Song while contrasting with business success abroad.
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Kathryn Tolbert
Associated Press
NEW York
Tokyo
Public
John Nathan
Nathan
Japan
Shintaro Katsu
Hawaii
PBS
Johnny Cash
National CB convention centers on talks and demos
Washington hosts the 1st International Convention of CBers in late June. FCC officials will discuss single side band CB, GMRS, and PRS while panels, exhibits, and dances run June 29 to July 1 at the Washington Hilton. Proceeds benefit the American Lung Association.
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John D. McClain
Associated Press
Washington
Donna Fargo
Johnny Duncan
Washington Hilton
Federal Communications Commission
Field Operations Bureau
FCC
Office of Science and Technology
Department of Transportation
Coast Guard
Maryland
Michigan State
District of Columbia
REACT
Susan Blazavich
California
Washington State
Ottawa
Nova Scotia
Canada
American Lung Association
Marietta
Ohio
Massachusetts Ave
Washington,c
Midland College Opens Vocational Nursing Program 1979
Midland College invites applications for the 1979 80 Vocational Nursing Program offered annually since 1970 in cooperation with Midland Memorial Hospital. The one year course begins August 27, limited to 30 students, directed by RNs Pat Myers and Virginia Land. Training includes a modern nursing lab with beds suction traction equipment and audiovisuals.
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Midland College
Midland Memorial Hospital
Pat Myers
Virginia Land
Lvns
Myers
LVN
Cuts possible in food stamps emergency rule warned
Secretary of Agriculture Bob Bergland announced an emergency rule directing states to prepare for possible across the board food stamp cuts in August and September. He cited higher food prices and a limited budget as the cause and noted reductions could occur if Congress does not provide more funding.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Bergland
Congress
Federal Register
Alberta Frost
Food and Nutrition Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, DC
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