FCC cuts prime time by a half hour nationwide
The FCC voted to strip each TV network of 30 minutes of prime time daily to promote diversity and local programming. Effective Sept 1 1971 networks may supply programs for replacement slots between 7 and 11 p.m. EDT.
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FCC
Dan Burch
Sports on TV Saturday schedule highlights
Roller Derby at noon on channel 61. Baseball games include Indians vs Twins at 1 30 on channel 8, Giants vs Mets at 2 15 on channel 3 13, Tigers vs Royals at 2 15 on channel 11. Golf and auto racing fill late afternoon with Rebel 400 and Monaco Grand Prix listings. Stanley Cup playoffs also noted on channel 61.
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Minnesota Twins
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New York Mets
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Royals
Houston International
Bridge bidding guide and sample hands from Becker column
South hand surveys six bidding choices from two clubs to one spade and three spades with interpretive notes. The piece explains notrump limits, jump shifts, and the rationale for preemptive bids, plus a humorous local note about a trap used to catch a rustler in Woodland Park Colorado.
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Colo
Tom Kelly
Musicarnival '70 adds seven new shows for season
Musicarnival announces seven new shows for 1970 with three more attractions to be added by May. Wayne Newton headlines June 15 20 and Ann Corio in This Was Burlesque Aug 10 15 in New York. Jerry Vale a week in August. Goulet and Lawrence return July 6 11. Miss Lawrence previously starred in Funny Girl and sold out in 1967. Three Broadway musicals are set Man of La Mancha July 13 25 with Bob Wright. I do It I Do July 27 Aug 1 with Jane Powell. Cabaret Aug 17 22 with Anna Maria Alberghetti. Advance mail orders Box 802 Cleveland 44122. season subscriptions available. box office opens in June.
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Musicarnival
John Price
Wayne Newton
Ann Corto
New York
Jerry Vale
Robert Goulet
Carol Lawrence
Bob Wright
Jane Powell
Anna Maria Alberghetti
Howard Keel
Cleveland
Two area men to attend musicians union convention
E Hugh Close of 3923 Reinwald Rd and Peter Galanic of 942 West 23rd St Lorain will attend the American Federation of Musicians convention in Houston Texas the week of June 15 as delegates of Local 146. Galanic has been a trustee since 1948 and Close since 1955. Close also served as executive secretary in 1963 1964 and 1968. Local 146, founded in 1903, has 340 members.
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Reinwald
Peter Galenic
West 23Rd St
Lorain
American Federation of Musicians
Houston
Tex
Local 146
Galanic
Close
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