TV Tonight November 6 1979 Schedule Highlights
TV listing covers primetime from 6 to 5 AM with shows across NBC CBS and ABC. Highlights include Sanford and Son Bewitched The Tonight Show era and sports NBA basketball Hawks vs Knicks. Late night Merv Griffin and Tonight clocked with soaps News coverage and variety programs interspersed.
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NBC News
Atlanta Hawks
New York Knicks
MacNeil Lehrer
Carol Burnett
Fonz
California Fever
Ross
Gunsmoke
Love Luc
General Hospital
Merv Griffin
Jeannie
NEW Zoo
Bob Newhart
ABC News
CBS News
Dick van Dyke
U.S. cotton exports seen strong again in 1979-80
Cotton Incorporated economists project foreign use of U.S. cotton at 56.3 million bales in 1979-80, matching domestic textile demand. Domestic mill usage is expected to fall to about 6 million bales as economic downturn slows purchases, while overall demand remains favorable despite a looming 14 million bale domestic crop and higher foreign production. New York AP.
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Raleigh
U.S
Cotton Incorporated
Daniel Troxler
Troxler
United States
Japan
Hong Kong
Taiwan
Korea
Ted
11th Victim TV Movie Starring Armstrong and Gail
A young Midwest television newswoman, Jill Kelso, travels through Hollywood’s seedier side to find the Lakeside Killer who has claimed eleven victims. The CBS adaptation stars Bess Armstrong, Max Gail, Harold Gould, and Pamela Ludwig as the danger grows amid porn, prostitution, and death in the movie capital.
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Max Gail
Midwest
Hollywood
Cbs-Tv
Harold Gould
Pamela Ludwig
Miss Armstrong
Iowa
Jill Kelso
Jill
Ex-policeman Wambaugh risks film dream in Onion Field saga
Hollywood writer Joseph Wambaugh, a former cop, finances and directs film versions of The Onion Field and The Black Marble. He invested $2.7 million, guaranteed completion himself, and faced months of tight budgeting and rain delays while declining an immediate Avco Embassy advance for a favorable revenue split.
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Bob Thomas
Associated Press
Hollywood (Ap
Joseph Wambaugh
Wambaugh
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Blue Knight
Choir Boys
Los Angeles
Columbia Pictures
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John Savage
James Woods
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Ronny Cox
Avco
Why Nielsen Co Pursues Pay TV Interests
AP report explains Nielsen won’t rely on ads for pay TV but seeks ratings to gauge program popularity for sponsors, scheduling and industry impact. Nielsen’s move prompts questions about ads on pay TV and potential shifts in advertising power and measurement.
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Nielsen
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Nielsen Report
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Cotton Council to convene 42nd annual meeting in New Orleans
The National Cotton Council's 42nd annual meeting is set for January 27 to 29 at the Hyatt Regency New Orleans drawing more than 1,800 industry leaders from the Cotton Belt. Participants include producers, ginners, warehousemen, cottonseed crushers, merchants, textile manufacturers and cooperative reps. Lon Mann of Marianna Arkansas will preside, Hoke Leggett of Hobgood North Carolina will give the keynote, with guest speakers and a staff panel reporting 1979 activities and foreign market development plans. Program committees meet January 26 at the headquarters hotel to review plans for delegate actions.
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National Cotton Council
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Cotton Belt
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Marianna
Ark
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Council
Maid of Cotton 1980 entrant deadline set for Nov 11
The National Cotton Council announced the deadline for the 1980 Maid of Cotton is November 11. The 42nd Maid will promote cotton globally from the United States to Japan and beyond. Applicants must be unmarried, ages 19 to 23, at least 5 feet 5 inches tall, and have ties to a cotton state by age seven.
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United States
Canada
Japan
Korea
Hong Kong
Thailand
Greece
Memphis
Maid of Cotton
P.O. Box
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