Evening TV Highlights and Public Affairs Schedule
Tonight's TV lineup includes Happy Days and Good Times on channels five and eight at 8 p.m. A Cooke program on America airs at 8 with M A S H following at 8 30. Hawaii Five-O at 9 features a crime syndicate plot and Gallery at 9 30 showcases Cleveland Museum medieval pieces. Marcus Welby closes at 10 with a scandal involving a husband and kickbacks.
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Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Notable Dramas
TV lineup lists shows from 4:00 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. with titles including Barnaby Jones Tonight and Tonight Show. Notable films and programs feature stars such as Glenn Ford Stella Stevens Kris Kristofferson Rita Coolidge and James Hoffa interview.
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Soundstage Farewell Tonight Rita Coolidge Joins Kris Kristofferson
Rita Coolidge and Kris Kristofferson join the final Soundstage program in the Public Broadcasting System series. The show airs tonight at 10 and Saturday at 11 p.m. on Channel 25.
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Boy genius of CBS faces tough spring ahead
CBS programming chief Fred Silverman, 37, oversees hits like The Waltons M A S H Kojak and Rhoda but CBS trails NBC in viewership. After a mixed autumn with three flops among five new shows he regroups with four new series and quick cancellations as the network battles for dominance.
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Anthologies spark TV sports heat in 1975 era
The piece notes ABC Wide World of Sports and CBS Sports Spectacular top TV ratings as anthologies redefine sports viewing. It cites Philippe Petit signing with Roone Arledge for future shows, the appeal of nontraditional events, and stars like Connors, Laver, Garrison, with plans for rodeo and circus elements amid network battles over Sunday attractions.
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Ch five debut of lottery network reaches Cleveland area
The Ohio Lottery begins a 26 week Thursday night run on a seven station network with WEWS Cleveland as the flagship. Stations including WHIZ Zanesville WIVN Columbus WCPO Cincinnati WLIO Lima WSTV Steubenville and WHIO Dayton will carry the live drawings with ads expected to recoup fees.
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Dinner to honor Dem winners in Ohio party fund raiser
National Democratic Chairman Robert Strauss will headline a $100 a plate dinner at the Neil House in Columbus on April 4. Ohio party chairman Paul Tipps announced the event to salute November winners including U S Senator John Glenn Lt Governor Richard Celeste Attorney General William J Brown Auditor Thomas E Ferguson Treasurer Gertrude W Donahey and Supreme Court Justices Frank D Celebreeze and William B Brown. Master of Ceremonies will be Anthony Garofoli co chair of the Cuyahoga County Democratic Party.
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