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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1976
Page
6
Syracuse WSYR W R O N Tonight shows WTV R C Rochester area WRIC Hester WHEC channel 13 WOKR channel 10 Watertown WWNY channel 7 Binghamton WBNG channel 12 and WBJA 34 WBWC 40 carry stations in brief regional clock.
Broadcast timetable lists program names times and channels including Misterogers The Great American Les Celebration The Kemper Open Wide World of Sports and numerous news, movies, series, and specials with multiple network identifiers and late night sign offs.
A packed religious bulletin lists tomorrow’s radio and TV programs. Rev C James Palma speaks on the resurrected body at 11 am on WMHR FM from North Syracuse Baptist Church. Other features include Eternal Light with Cynthia Ozick on WSYR stations and various religious talks and choirs on local channels.
Cloris Leachman hosts ABCs Getting Married a late night exploration of American nuptials. The program visits California Cave Haven Pennsylvania Las Vegas Scarsdale Houston and Hawaii to show ceremonies venues and customs and examines the wedding industry from fashion shows to bridal magazines.
Jacques Cousteau and the Calypso crew study the marine iguana off the Galapagos Islands, analyzing heartbeat variations and diving adaptation. The program also captures sea lions mating rituals during a 30 mile offshore survey in the Humboldt El Nino currents.
A fragmented listing details television stations and markets in New York and Ontario. It includes stations such as WPIX WKTV WNET WMEW WUTR WATERTOWN WROC and CKWS along with channel notes on time weather financial news and local programming. The compact index appears to chart channel numbers and regional availability across cities including Watertown Kingston and Kingston Ontario.
The listing compiles a broad slate of programs and films across channels and time slots. Highlights include baseball games between New York Yankees and Texas Rangers, classic films like The Black Angel and Phantom of the Rue Morgue, weekend entertainment shows, and religious programs such as Billy Graham and 700 Club. Mixed with variety acts, wrestling, and news segments, the page sketches a dense broadcast panorama for viewers.
TV listings outline a night of cultural fare from American history songs with Lorne Greene and Dionne Warwick to a Foreman Frazier weigh-in preview. Also features Bobby Wolff bridge, Hee Haw, Lawrence Welk, Bobby Vinton, and a Presidents on camera special as PBS fund drive continues.
In a recent National Tournament West defends a slam where he ends with far fewer hairs than at start. The hand features a ruff and sluff, a heart lead, and a penalty card spade. Declarer later leverages a forced heart lead to clinch the slam despite West’s misstep.
TV tonight features The Kemper Open third round telecast from Quail Hollow in Charlotte with commentators Whitaker Summerall Venturi and Barry. AlsoWHEN-TV 8 30 Poor George Jefferson funnily causes trouble at a funeral and more listings from WHEN TV and WNYS-TV with Doc and stock tips then Entertainment 76 Hall of Fame awards at Hollywood Palladium hosted by Ben Vereen and Sandy Duncan.
PBS airs Time and Time Again on WCNY TV. Leonard, an offbeat anti hero, navigates a comic romantic triangle with a stone gnome and two suitors Peter and Joan. Ayckbourn’s London stage hit becomes a television feature reflecting his focus on funny human frailties.
A TV guide listing highlights tonight includes Elvis Thats the Way It Is a 1970 documentary singing 27 songs at 8 p.m. along with The Family Nobody Wanted 1975 at 8:30 p.m. about a minister and wife adopting 12 mixed children, Chabasco 1968 at 11 p.m., The Train 1965 at 11:10 p.m., The Man Who Lived Twice 1936 at 11:30 p.m., The Foxes of Harrow 1947 at 12:30 a.m., Apache Uprising 1966 at 2 a.m. with channel assignments noted.
Radio highlights list tonight includes CHIEFS BASEBALL on WFBL at 7 30 PM against Tidewater Tides. Also Orgelwerke saluting Bach preludes at 7 10 PM on WONO FM. Sounds of Jazz features Charlie Barnet Big Band at 10 PM on WCNY FM. CBS Radio Mystery Theater rebroadcast at midnight on WFBL. Sounds of Yesterday features Burning Court and Wings of Death on WCNY FM.
NBC introduces The Gang Show hosted by Chuck Barris airing weekdays at 12 30 p m Barris will present contestants before celebrity judges and a studio audience Each judge rates performances from one to ten If any score is below standards the act is gonged The program echoes a classic talent show format High Rollers is cancelled and Celebrity Sweepstakes moves to 10 80 a m Re runs of Sanford and Son fill the 10 a m slot vacated by the move
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