Public TV embraces satellite role in public affairs programming
Public television expands use of satellites to broadcast live and taped reports from distant cities. WGBH Boston leads with The National News, while Miami and Los Angeles programs like The Nightly Business Report and Why in the World tap two way satellite links and bureau networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jory
New York
Public Television
Boston
Miami
WGBH
Public Broadcasting Service
Public TV
Walter Cronkite
Los Angeles
WPBT
PBS
Enterprise
U.S. Chronicle
Public File
Nightly Business Report
Washington
Detroit
WTVS
Denver
KRMA
KCET
MacNeil-Lehrer
Wall Street
Cronkite
Bears Face Lions Tonight In TV Schedule Muddle
A crowded TV lineup features sports and entertainment blocks including Bears versus Lions and classic reruns. Highlights cover American Graffiti homage at 8 and a 1981 World Series preview, with multiple shows listed across CBS, NBC, and ABC stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Dempsey
SportsCenter
Laverne and Shirley and Company
CBS News
Barney Miller
Carol Burnett and Friends
PM Magazine
Family Feud
Newsbeat
MacNeil-Lehrer
M.A.S.H. Laverne and Shirley and Company
D Entertainment Tonight
Sanford and Sow You
Ali MacGraw
Sanford and Son
Benjamin Judy Benjamin
Lewis
Ingalls
James
U.S.A
ESPN
Mozart
Italy
Carol Nebiett
Catherine Malfitano
Tatiana Troyanos
St. Louis Journal
Shepherd of the Hills
John Wayne
Betty Field
Ozark
Illinois
Ohio State
Nan
Brentwood
Colonel Sanders
Kentucky Fried Chicken
U.S
Japan
ABC Sports
Chicago Bears
Detroit Lions
Jacqueline Susann
Valley of the Dolls
Catherine Hicks
Veronica Hamel
David Birney
CBS
Ron Howard
Paul le Mat
California State
Fullerton
San Jose State
la Clemenza di Tito
Walther Matthau
Inger Stevens
ABC
Solid
Dionne Warwick
Independent Network
TBS
SIU
James Stewart
Arthur Kennedy
Portland
Mt. Hood
Benny Hill
Lucy
Raquel Welch
Phoebe Snow
Kentucky
Georgia
Quincy, M.E
Harry O
Harry
Carson
Tony Randall
Buddy Rich
Kelly Monteith
Mike Douglas
Victor Mature
Guy Madison
Elliot Gould
Paula Prentiss
Dog Walker
Ted Koppel
Billy Squier
Jim Rockford
Eddy Duchin
Tyrone Power
Kim Novak
One Only Chance bridge problem and TV listings
Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag discuss a bridge problem from Eric Jannerston’s book The Only Chance with a six hearts contract and a winning line via club ruffs. The page also lists a dense slate of TV movies and programming including La Clemenza di Tito and Mission Impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Jacoby
Alan Sontag
Oswald
Eric Jannerston
Alan
West
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bears
Lions
North
Creature 16
Inventor Whitney
Jane Austen
South Pacific Island Group
New England
Cape
Brew
Veri
Buckeye State
Doonesbury
Uncle Henry
Zonker
Duke
The
Muppets
Letier Nave
Jeane Dixon
Sam
Frank and
Ernest
Mr.nomad
Mike
Skere
Thayes
Texas
Beetle Bailey
Blondie
Winthrop
Echo Valley
Winthrof
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