TV Tonight May 31 1979 Evening Schedule Highlights
A compact listing of primetime and daypart TV across CBS NBC ABC detailing shows from Bewitched and The Dating Game to Love Boat and Mannix. Includes program titles such as Mork and Mindy The Waltons Gunsmoke The Inn o The Damned Barnaby Jones Jerry Springer? (sic) and ongoing news and late movie slots with local station caveat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannie
Hizzonner
Cooper
Mork
Mindy
Exidor
Elizabeth
Erin
State Capitol highlights power drama as 12 senators go missing
In Austin the Texas Senate lost quorum as 12 senators vanished for days in a dispute over SB 1149 a proposed split presidential primary and secretary of state funds. Absent lawmakers nicknamed the group the Killer Bees while Lt. Gov Hobby faced a standoff with the deserters and legal maneuvers, ultimately returning to majority rule and passing bills including SB 1149.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Mexico
Las Vegas
Houston
State Capitol
Texas Senate
Senate
Bill Clements
Carl Parker
Port Arthur
Bill Hobby
Lloyd Doggett
Hobby
Secretary of State
House
Texas
Connally
John Connally
Department of Public Safety
Texas Rangers
Sens Doggett
Babe Schwartz
Ron Clower
Parker
Bob Vale
Raul Longoria
Gene Jones
Chet Brooks
Glenn Rothmann
Oscar Mauzy
Bill Patman
Carlos Truan
Senators
DPS
Clayton Jones
Clayton
Jones
Capitol Building
Gene
Brooks
Capitol
Longoria
Billy Clayton
Man Helps Repair Elderly Woman's Crumbling Home
AP report from Clovis California says Darrel Diétrich launched a repair drive after seeing an elderly woman's damaged dwelling. By the time a utility company official arrived, 145 people had donated to fix her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Califf
Darrel Diétrich
Carpenter's Union
Traylor
Mrs. Traylor
The Innocent and the Damned TV miniseries Encore
Part one of a multi part miniseries The Innocent and the Damned airs on NBC Novels For Television on Thursday May 31. Stars include Perry King Gene Barry Sam Elliott and John Houseman The plot centers on a penniless man accused of homicide and the power struggles involving a financier and a young attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arte Johnson
Nanette Fabray
Angie Donne Pescow
Angie
Philadelphia
Perry King
Sam Elliott
Mediterranean
Nbc-Tv
Gene Barry
John Houseman
King
Barry
Elliott
Remeece
John McEntire
Michelle Phillips
Jessica Harper
William Prince
Roger Davis
Bo Hopkins
Tony Franciosa
Planning can ease burden of rising college costs
A College Board survey projects higher annual college expenses for 1979-80, with private four year on campus averaging 2923 tuition and fees, public four year 680, and two year costs 2043 private or 389 public. Guidance urges careful budgeting and early financial aid applications totaling 12.3 billion in aid, plus strategies to cut costs, including community college first or selective program choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cook
Associated Press
College Scholarship Service
College Board
College
Joe Paul Case
Study links drug use to teens' self-destructive actions
A Texas psychiatrist reports on 40 teenagers who attempted death by self harm, finding a pattern of depression, personality instability, and drug abuse. Marijuana and amphetamines were common, with alcohol use noted in some cases. Crumley cautions findings may not generalize but suggests drug abuse may contribute to such acts and warrants further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Frank Crumley
Dallas
Journal of the American Medical Association
Crumley
University of Texas and
Baylor
GED Tests Set for Odessa College in June
Odessa College will offer five June GED testing sessions at the Counseling Center. Tests run 8 am to noon on June 4 5, 5 to 9 pm on June 6 7, 1 to 5 pm on June 12 13, 5 to 9 pm on June 18 19, and 1 to 5 pm on June 27 28. Applicants must preregister, bring ID, and pay $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa College Counseling Center
Department of Public Safety
Student Union
John Wayne Medal Push Sparks Bipartisan Show of Support
Maureen O Hara urges Congress to honor John Wayne as cancer-stricken Duke, while Dr Weitzman cites chronotherapy for insomnia treatment. Rep Mikulski champions health care for about 2 million poor children and 100000 low income pregnant women, framing it as a right to a future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wayne
United States of America
Maureen O’hara
Congress
Duke
Elliot D. Weitzman
New York City
Montefiore Hospital
Barbara Mikulksi
D-Md
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Bewitched
Carol Burnett
Hawaii Five-O McGarrett
Mildred Natwick
Mary Tyler Moore
Carter Country
Teddy
Bob Newhart
Wartorn
Laos
U.S
Pathet Lao
French Riviera
Jacques Cousteau
Petite and Cristobal
Barnaby Jones JR
Manzanar
Yuki Shimoda
Noel McCarthy
Emmylou Harris
Johnny Carson
Starsky and Hutch
Mannix
Starsky and
Hutch
Joe Mannix
Ming
McCloud
Dennis Weaver
Joanna Pettet
Henry Silva
Woody Strode
Italy
New York
Room
ABC
Andrew Young
Good Morning America
Lilias
Electric Company
Villa Alegre
Captain Kangaroo
Veru
Phil Donahue
Laverne and Shirley
Price IS Right
F.B.I
Family Feud
Young and the Restless
New Mexico
Ironside
Hollywood Squares
Ryan’s Hope
Anson WillIams
Sea World
MacNeil Lehrer
Doctors
ONE Life TO Live
FBI
MON
Dick Cavett
Guiding Light
Generalhospital
M.A.S.H
Popeye and Friends
Ilove
Lucy Lilias
Merv Griffin
Krofft
Andy Griffith
NEW Zoo
Gilligan's Island
Green Acres
NBC News
ABC News
Cas
Dick van Dyke
Larry
Harlem
Mr. Drummond
Conrad Bain
Gary Coleman
Park Avenue
Arnold
Willis
Coleman
Todd Bridges
Charlotte Rae
Dana Plato
Mother Morgan
McLean Stevenson
Morgan
Joanna Gleason
Donna Wilkes
Kim Richards
Kco-Star
Ling
Emma Traylor
Odessa College
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