New Year's Eve and Bowl Night TV Marathon Mix
A dense schedule outlines a televised lineup from 6:00 to 5:00, featuring news anchors Gene Lively and Martha Buchanan, sports with George Wood, and entertainment segments. Highlights include the Orange Bowl Parade hosted by Peter Marshall and Robert Morse, Sugar Bowl Alabama versus Notre Dame, and a lineup of films and specials including Gunsmoke, The Tonight Show, and a Billy Graham New Year's Eve program. The schedule also lists morning and daytime programs with anchors Ken Carter and Don Sherry, followed by Rose Bowl coverage and a late-night wrap of talk shows, musical numbers, and special reports.
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New Year Blitz Critiques TV New Year's Day Coverage
Hollywood writer Rick Du Brow lampoons television's New Year's Day parade and football commentary. He argues the annual blitz floods viewers with cliché filled, low insight analysis and grandstanding by sportscasters and parade hosts amid an energy crisis backdrop.
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TV Sweepstakes Opens New Year Money Chance
Start of year brings readers of the Light a chance at weekly St.500 prizes in the TV Sweepstakes. Each Light reader gets a personal number in Sunday TV Channels Magazin and can compare to the daily TV Log winner list. Winners include Joe Wilson, Larry Phillips, Jesus Cardenas and others from various streets.
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AT&T Workers Ski Strike Stalls Overseas Operations
AT&T workers across overseas operations stayed off the job for a second day in a strike over a union shop steward suspension. An AT&T spokesman said about 300 of 800 scheduled employees failed to report for work on Saturday, with Sunday staffing also affected.
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