Television Listings and Public Notice Summary
A dense TV schedule from 6:00 to 2:00 am features news, game shows, dramas, comedies, and movies including 1776 and To Hell and Back, followed by a legal notice from San Bernardino County publicizing a real estate sale of unimproved land in Section 14 Township 1S Range 2W, with a trustee sale on July 13, 1976 to satisfy a note of 13,395.20. Executrix Blanche R. Welch is named, with attorney Guay P. Wilson handling estate matters. notice first published June 23, 1976 and sale details published June 22, 29, July 6, 1976.
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BrEcal
William Daniels
Howard da Silva
Ken Howard
Blythe Danner
Virginia Vestoff
Donald Madden
David Ford
Lana Turner
Efrem Zimbalist Jr
Hell
Audie Murphy
Spike
Fonzie
Arnold
San Diego
Bing Crosby
Claude Dauphin
Little Margie
Guay P. Wilson
E. State Street
P.O
Redlands
California
First American Title Insurance Company
California Corporation
Lloyd Jensen
Marcella Jensen
Howard R. Friedrich
Barbara Friedrich
Inland Trust
And
Research Corporation West
San Bernardino County
United States of America
San Bernardino County Court House
San Bernardino
Section 14
Township
Weat
San Bernardino Meridian
Adrienne Philpott
William J. Clark, JR
William Joy Clark
William J. Clark
William J. Clark, SR
Probate
Pennin Kabeees Cheri
Margaret E. Polich
Villa D. Huffman
East Sunset Drive
County of
State of California
Sunset Heights
Sunset Drive
Robert M. Castle
East State Street
P. O. Box
Clerk of the Superior Court
United States
Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association
North
D Street
Singer jailed on kidnap charges in Austin
California singer Guthrie Thomas real name Andy Herring, 24, of Beverly Hills, jailed on $150000 bond after allegedly kidnapping Virginia Vick, 30, from her car on June 4 and taking her to Lawton Oklahoma. Herring called the allegations false, saying the incident was a domestic squabble. he surrendered with his attorney at police headquarters.
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Austin, Tex
Jumble Across and Down Word Puzzle List
Jumble style crossword list with Across clues from 1 to 58 and Down clues 1 to 54 including various word definitions like U.S. currency cut as a turkey Baltimore baseballer interstice woolly insect and more. Answers interlock in a standard puzzle grid.
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U.S
Baltimore Baseballer
Astrologer Bernice Osol's June 30 1976 Aries to Pisces column
The June 30 1976 astrological forecast lists daily guidance for all zodiac signs. Each sign receives cautions on risk, budget, judgment, and timing to avoid costly missteps and missed opportunities.
Klein fined for bilking CBS over Gunsmoke royalties
Composer Martin Lewis Klein, former Gunsmoke musical supervisor, was fined 2500 and placed on three years probation after pleading guilty to grand theft for submitting false cue sheets. He admitted padding royalties by about 17000 connected to 75 episodes between 1971 and 1975, with CBS allegedly overpaid 40000 for 176 episodes.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Martin Lewis Klein
Columbia Broadcasting System
Superior Court
Phillip M. Newman
Klein
CBS
Fargo the Happiest Girl tops Donna Fargo rise
Universal City profile of country singer Donna Fargo details her ascent from former Covina teacher to star. It notes multiple gold and platinum records across the U.S. and abroad, a Warner Bros. contract, and hits like Happiest Girl. She credits husband Stan Silver for support and inspiration. Fargo writes most of her material and tours in a high end bus, keeping close to fans between shows.
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Universal City
UPI
Donna Fargo
U.S.A
Covina
Miss Fargo
U.S
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Academy of Country Music
Country Music Association
BMI
National Association of Record Merchandisers
Warner Bros
North Carolina
Los Angeles
Stan Silver
Mr. Doodles
Nashville
North Hollywood
Drunk fish and rats spark concern over NIAAA grants
A reader questions why the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism funded 192000 in grants to UC for research on drunk fish and rats amid a broader debate on public health funding. The column notes animal studies precede human applications and cites other letters on medical research priorities.
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Ann Landers
National Institute On Alcohol Abuse
University of California
Harman V. Peeke
NIAAA
S.C
N.D.F
France
Italy
Letters on lactose intolerance and dairy marketing debate
A reader responds to Hoard's Dairyman article, arguing the piece biased on lactose intolerance data. He cites Johns Hopkins findings that even one glass of low fat milk triggers symptoms in many lactose intolerant individuals and warns against limited dairy intake. He urges support for low lactose products like Lact-Aid and criticizes commercial yogurt for high lactose content.
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Lamb
Hoard's Dairyman
Mr. Brink
Heard
Dairyman
Brink
National Dairy Council
New England Journal of Medicine
Johns Hopkins Medical Center
Johns Hopkins
United States
National Academy of Sciences
Dairy Council
Canada
Hoard
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Phyllis
Robert MacNeil Report
Florida
Michael
Laverne & Shirley
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Laverne
4077Th
Smilin
Jack Mitchell
Howard Owens
S.W.A.T
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Merv Griffin
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Lili
Johann
Exitos
Julie
Ann
Pete
Federal Reserve
Measure of
Memorial Hospital
Jill Danko
Marshal Dillon
Bob Hope
Mary Hartman
Johnny Carson
Burns & Allen
Dra
Edmund Purdom
da Lupino
Dan Duryea
Superior Court OF the
T. E. Welch
Torrence E. Welch
Blanche R. Welch
CALL
Jack Lemmon
Anne Bancroft
Prisoner
Second Ave
Neil Simon
Smesh
Bernice Bede Osol
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Peter
Paul
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
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A & M Optical Co
East Palm Avenue
Michael T. Snyder
Crescent Avenue
Dennis Wardle
Genevieve A. Walsh
Lillian Cole
Yucaipa
Cincinnati
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O.K
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