Weekend TV Movie Schedule Fragment 1978
A dense list of film and sports broadcasts across multiple days with numerous movie titles, air times, and sports events. Entries include Seventh Avenue The Magnificent Seven Ride The Great Man and various classic films alongside baseball and tennis events scheduled on July 16 to July 23, 1978.
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Seventh Avenue
McMillan & Wife
Elyria Theatre dedicates season to Dick Miller memory
The Elyria Summer Theatre Association memorializes Charles R. Dick Miller, a former Elyria High School principal and patron, in the 1978 season dedication. Ticket sales for Fiddler on the Roof set records as the show runs at the Elyria High auditorium. The Midwest Country Music Association hosts a youth contest Aug 18 19 in Akron with awards and state to national advancement. The Singing Angels of Cleveland tour Japan and Taiwan with a TV documentary planned by Jim Finerty and Peter Miller for WIKW Channel 8.
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Shannon Jewell
Elyria Summer Theatre Association
Elyria High School
Charles R
Dick” Miller
Elyria High Auditorium
Midwest Country Music Association
Holiday Inn
Akron
Singing Angels of
Cleveland
Orient
Wikw-Tv
Channel 8
Jim Finerty
The
Angels
Peter Miller
TV8
Japan
NHK
Tokyo
Rotary
U.S
Taiwan
Kyoto
Bill Boehm
Bay Village
TV Night Lineup Highlights With Classic Movies and More
Prime time showcases include Bionic Woman finale on channel 3 and 13 with an all female robot army, Free Country on channel 5 23 about marital strain, Bob Newhart on channel 11, and Blood on Satan's Claw on channel 43. Reruns feature In the Matter of Karen Ann Quinlan, Love Boat arrivals, and various films through the night. Major titles span 1960s to 1970s cinema with appearances by Patrick Wy- mark Linda Hayden Lloyd Bridges Barry Newman Ray Milland Burt Lancaster and more.
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Bob Newhart
Bob
Patrick Wymark
Linda Hayden
CBS News selects Leonard as CBS News president
William A. Leonard, a former roving radio reporter and long-time CBS News executive, was named to succeed Richard Salant as president of CBS News when Salant retires next April. Leonard, 62, will also serve as executive vice president and has led CBS News government relations since 1975.
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New York
UPI
William A. Leonard
CBS News
Richard Salant
Salant
Leonard
Washington
Salant to retire from CBS News in 1979
The CBS announcement states Salant will retire effective April 30, 1979. Speculation on his successor named Burton Benjamin William Small and Van Gordon Sauter as possible candidates. Leonard, a CBS veteran since 1945, led documentaries and special events and developed 60 Minutes.
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Fred Friendly
Salant
CBS
CBS News
Burton Benjamin
The
Evening News
Walter Cronjate
William Small
van Gordon Sauter
Los Angeles
KNXT
Leonard
New York City
U.S. Navy
60 Minutes
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