12—The Daily Collegian Friday, July 31, 1981
The State College Municipal Planning,
Commission last night approved an
amended version of road improvement
proposals that it will recommend to the
State College Municipal Council at its
Aug. 3 meeting. The improvements are
intended to make intersections along
North Atherton Street safer, and to
make the road surface less slippery
when wet.
Commission to recommend road improvements
By CAROL ANDREWS accidents, Elpern said.
Daily Collegian Staff Writer The commission also approved several pedestri-
The State College Municipal Planning Commis- an safety islands and walkways at frequently used
sion agreed last night to recommend its amended crossways, such as at the bus depot on North
proposal concerning North Atherton Street road Atherton Street and Railroad Avenue.
improvements at the Aug. 3 meeting of the State "We wanted to make crossways safer since we
College Municipal Council. are talking about adding additonal turning lanes at
The project, estimated to cost $700,000, calls for some intersections," Elpern said. "It is much more
safety improvements from Clay Avenue along difficult to cross five lanes instead of four."
North Atherton Street to Denton Avenue in Fergu- Turning lanes are proposed for the intersections
son Township, commission Secretary Dennis El- of North Atherton Street and Pollock Road, Hill
pern said. crest and Ridge avenues.
The improvements include widening the road to The proposal also calls for reversing the traffic
construct left turning lanes and resurfacing the flow on Park Avenue, despite the objections of some
road with a skid resistant overlay to reduce traffic College Heights residents.
Iranians demonstrate in Tehran
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"I don't understand why you don't believe me," he said
He said there were no clashes during the embassy protest and
none of the French diplomats came out of the compound to
speak to the demonstrators. There are about 100 French
nationals in Tehran.
The demonstrators chanted "Bani-Sadr Is a Criminal,"
"Give Us Back Bani-Sadr," "Down With French Imperialism,"
and "Death To Mitterrrand," whose government granted
asylum to Bani-Sadr when he escaped to France in an Iranian
air force jet Wednesday after 43 days in hiding in Tehran.
The protest was carried by Tehran Radio, which reported in
another broadcast that nine people were executed by firing
squad Wednesday in the northern city of Tabriz on conviction of
spying for Israel.
Spokesmen for the Bahai religion in New York said the nine
were prominent Bahais, 73 of whom have been executed in Iran
since Moslem fundamentalist revolutionaries seized power
there 2 and a half years ago.
The Bahai faith, established in Iran in the 19th century, is
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stems from the fact that their world headquarters are situated
there because of a historical accident it was the place where
the religion's founder died in exile a century ago.
In France, neither Bani-Sadr nor any members of his family
appeared outside the tightly-guarded apartment where he is
staying. Interview requests were denied. French police on
guard at the apartment said Bani-Sadr's wife and daughters
were with him.
The protest at the French Embassy in Tehran occurred hours
after a hardline deputy, Hojatoleslam Sadegh Khalkhali, told
Iran's Parliament that Iranians would take matters into their
own hands unless the. government took action against the
mission.
Bani-Sadr was quoted as expressing the hope that his exile
could be "very temporary."
Iranian militants stormed the U.S. Embassy in Tehran Nov.
4, 1979,'after the former Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi began
receiving medical treatment in New York. The 52 remaining
U.S. hostages were freed 444 days later, on Jan. 20, 1981.
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Oil benefits cause conflict
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• As the Senate 'considered the tax
cut legislation, a dozen new ways to
cut into the "windfall" tax popped
up and liberal Democrats threat
ened to block the president's bill
unless the.assault on the "windfall"
tax was halted.
That threat produced an
agreement that limited oil-tax
breaks in the Senate bill to the $2,500
royalty credit and somewhat faster
reduction of the tax on new oil.
Total value of the Senate oil pack
age: $2O billion over 10 years.
Meanwhile, the Reagan adminis
tration had .begun bidding for sup
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House for its tax-cut plan. House
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In addition, 142 out of 420 accidents were traced to
confusion with left turns the reason for the
proposed turning lanes, commission Chairman Ar
thur K. Anderson said.
Ninety percent of the funding for the project will
come from the Federal Highway Commission and
the other 10 percent will come from the state,
Elpern said.
No date has been set for construction of the
improvements, he said..
er loss to the president, offered $22
billion worth of oil concessions of
their own.
Reagan won the bidding war and
the prize.
Total value of the House oil pack
age: $47 billion over 10 years.
If the House gives in and reduces
the size of the oil benefit, that would
upset some of the oil-state lawmak
ers who supported the bill chiefly
because of that benefit. But liberals
have promised a fight that could
push back Congress' August recess.
Senate Majority Leader Howard
H. Baker Jr., R-Tenn., said late
yesterday it might be possible for
Congress to complete action on the
tax bill tomorrow night and recess
until after Labor Day.
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By FRAN KOWALSKI
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
This weekend come and watch more than
1,000 dancers swing their partners at the
28th annual Penn State Square Dance Festi
val.
The festival is sponsored by the Universi
ty Cooperative Extension Service, said Wil
liam L. Sipple Jr., assistant to director of
short courses in agriculture.
Carter Ackerman, club leader and caller
for the Centre Squares, arranges for the
callers and coordinates the sound system,
Sipple said.
Recreation and learning will both result
from the many activities held on July 31 and
Aug. 1 in the HUB Ballroom and White
Building's north gym, Sipple said.
All the dancers are experienced and most
belong to a club, he said:
"We consider the Centre Squares the host
club and being close we get quite a few of
their members attending," Sipple said.
Many of the participants attend the danc
es and workshops to learn new ideas and
skills to take back to their clubs, Sipple
said.
The festival started out as a 4-H Club
program and now seven states participate,
Sipple said.
All entrants are required to pay a regis
tration fee that funds the program, Sipple
said.
CLAY LANE
Sipple said the public is always welcome
to attend and watch any of the following
scheduled activities:
Friday
• Square dances and round dances at 8
p.m. to 11 p.m. in the HUB Ballroom fol
lowed by a round dance party.
• Square dancing at 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. at
White Building.
Saturday /
• Round dancing party at 10 a.m. to g
noon in the HUB Ballroom followed by easy ,
round dance teaching from 1:30 p.m. to 2
p.m.
• A square dance workshop for all the
program's participants at 10 a.m. to noon
and again from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. in White
Building.
• A grand march from 7:45 p.m. to 8
p.m. followed by square dancing until 11
p.m. wrap up the activities in the HUB
Ballroom.
• Square dancing will finish the festival
from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. in White Building.
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• Elene Werner, 124 N. Patterson St., told the State College Police Department
on Thursday that her 1971 Toyota was missing from behind 234 W. College Ave.
The value of the vehicle has not been determined, police said.
ny Avenue, told State College police
that someone tampered with a drug
police log locker in her office, 319 S. Pugh St.
It is undetermined what was miss
ing, police said.
• Robert A.J. McSweeney, P.O.
Box 881, was in his car parked along the 500 block of Glenn Road, when a car driven
by William B. Kerr, 467 Orlando Ave. collided with it, State College police said.
Kerr was traveling south on Glenn Road about 10 mph when he looked at his
passenger and collided with McSweeney's car, police said.
• A student told University Police Services on Wednesday that a man exposed
himself to her at the third level stacks of Pattee.
An investigation is being conducted, police said.
It's Star Trek night
on the HUB lawn
The Hetzel Union Board and the Office of Student Activities will sponsor Star Trek
night starting at dusk on the HUB lawn. The Star Trek episodes shown will be "City on
the Edge of Forever" and "Trouble with Tribbles." Admission is free, and in case of
rain the episodes will be shown in the HUB Ballroom.
collegian ,
notes
• The Keystone L-5 Society will meet at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon in 227 HUB. Anyone
interested in the space program is invited to attend.
• WDFM radio will interview with Dr. George P. Cave, animal rights activist and
president of Trans-Species Unlimited, at 8:30 tomorrow night on 91.1 FM.
* Eco-Action will sponsor the movie "Say Goodbye," which deals with endangered
species, at 9 Sunday night on the HUB lawn.
• The Krishna Yoga Society will hold a free vegetarian feast at 5 Sunday night at 103
E. Hamilton St.
• The Office of Student Activities will sponsor a po'ol tournament at 1 Sunday
afternoon at the HUB Billiard Room. Register at the HUB desk; entry fee is $l. The
game will be straight pool and first and second prizes will be awarded.
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10:00 C 3) SILENT SPRING•OF RACHEL CARSON
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views vintage photographs and film footage of
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Tony Danza, Robert Guillaume, George
Hamilton, Robert Hays, Liberace, Edwin
Moses, Stan Musial, Johnny Rutherford, Mel
Tillis.
9:00 C. 4) LIVE FROM RICHMOND
BJANDTHE BEARBJarranges it sothet his
archrival, Rutherford T. Grant. is the fall guy in a
two million dollar robbery. (Repeat; 60 mins.)
0 THELOVEBOATCaptainStubingbecomes
concerned about his daughter when his
gambling friend has her calling the long shots;
and a formerly fat man's girlfriend is jealous of
his new image. (Repeat; 60 mins.)
(Closed• Captioned; U.S.A.)
0 MOVIE -(BIOGRAPHICAL) 1 / 2 "Glenn
Miller Story" 1954 James Stewart, June
Allyson. The biography of the famous big band
leader. C 2 hrs., 30 mins.)
Oak* CBS SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE 'A
Real American Hero' 1978 Stars: Brian
Dennehy, Forrest Tucker. Inspired by the life of
Sheriff Buford Fusser, who lived and worked in
Tennessee, the film chronicles the story of
Pusser'sattempttodriveoutofbusinessa local
moonshiner whose illegal liquor has caused a
number of teenagers to go blind. (2 hrs.)
10:00 0 FLAMBARDS 'Edge of the Cloud' William
undergoes surgery and gets to test fly his first
plane to France. (Closed-Captioned, U.S.A.)
(80 mins.)
NEWS
010 GAMES PEOPLE PLAY Guests: Scott Baio,
Tim Reid and Gary Owens. Segments
scheduled are: Western regionals of the 'Disk
Jockey Invitational Talk-off, New York taxi
drivers' demolition derby, and a visit to a shark
rodeo off the coast of San Diego. (Repeat; 60
mins.)
0 FANTASY ISLAND Acouplewhohavebeen
happily married for2s years arrange to meet as
total strangers, to see if they will start a new
romance; and the fiancee of a prominent man
calls off their wedding when a criminal from her
past threatens blackmail. (Repeat; 80 mins.)
(Closed-Captioned; U.S.A.)
ODD COUPLE
10:30 BLACK NEWS
INDEPENDENT NEWS
11:00 0 MASTERPIECYTHEATRE 'Guest of Honor'
King Edward VII accepts an invitation to dine
with the Bellamys. (60 mins.)
eIIBLUEJEANNETWORKPRESENTS . James
Taylor' An entertaining and intimate concert
performance by singer -composer James
Taylor. (90 mins.)
IMO de) TO NEWS
ODD COUPLE
11:30 CESATURDAYNIGHTLIVEHost:SteveMartin.
Guest: Kinky Friedman. (Repeat; 90 mins.)
COD MOVIE -(MYSTERY) "Pendulum"
1969 George Peppard, Jean Seberg. A police
captain, accused of•murdering his wife and
lover, hires an attorney who had previously
been able to free a known murderer on a
technicality. (2 hrs.)
0 HARNESS RACING FROM ROOSEVELT
RACEWAY
(M) BENNY HILL SHOW
0 ROOKIES
at MONTE CARLO
at MOVIE -(COMEDY) ••• "How To Murder
Your Wife" 1965 Jack Lemmon, Vlrna Lisi. A
cartoonist marries a beautiful girl by mistake
and she thinks he's going to kill her. (2 hrs., 10
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12:30 0 THE OTHER NEW YORK
(13 F. 8.1.
GED BLUE JEAN NETWORK PRESENTS 'The
Strange Case Of Alice Cooper' The
connoisseur of vintage strangeness, Alice
Cooper, performs in concert. (90 mins.)
1:00 0 TALES OF THE UNEXPECTED
CD MOVIE -(HORROR) •Yr "The Baby" 1972
Anjanette Comer, Ruth Roman. An attractive
social worker attempts to free a retarded
man-child from the strangehold of tho twisted
love-hate feelings of his mother and sisters. (2
hrs.)
1:30 0 MOVIE -(COMEDY)• •• 1 ,4 "Man On Tho
Flying Trapeze" 1935 W.C. Fields, Mary
Brian. The story of a brow-beaten man's
unhappy home life and his daughtersattempts
to make him stand up for his rights. (88 mins.)
sunday
11:00 CO NOVA 'Animal Olympians' The beauty,
endurance and raw power of animals in the wild
are captured on film as Nova juktaposes
Olympic athletes performing feats which have
parallels in the animal kingdom with animals
who are champions of grace and speed.
(Closed-Captioned, U.S.A.) (60 mins.)
®MOVIE-(ADVENTURE)•• "Tarzanandthe
Great River" 1967 Mike Henry, Jan Murray.
Tarzan goes to the Amazon country to help
capturearivertyrantwhosepowerfultriberaids
Innocent native communities, then makes the
captives dig for diamonds. (2 hra.)
CCO REX HUMBARD
OMOVIE-(DRAMA)•• 1 / 2 "Fireball Forward"
1972 Ben Gazzara, Eddie Albert. A man
assumes command of a 'hard luck' division in
WW II France. (2 hrs.)
0 LIFE OF RILEY
n GOSPEL NOTES
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MASS FOR SHUT INS
11:30 OD JIMMY SWAGGART
O REX HUMBARD
No FACE THE NATION
0 MOVIE -(COMEDY) •• "Wistful Widow 01
Wagon Gap" 1947 Abbott and Costello,
Marjorie Main. Two zanies travel out west and
tangle with a set of tough hombres. (90 mins.)
I THE SEARCH
AFTERNOON
12:00 la PEOPLE'S BUSINESS
0 ROBERT SCHULLER (CAPTIONED)
0 STAR TREK 'Whore No Man Has Gone
Before'
a FACE THE NATION
a THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL
12:30 OD SNEAK PREVIEWS Among the now films
reviewed by critics Gene Siskel and Roger
Ebert are 'Endless Love', starring Brooke
Shields in a romantic story of two teenagers
fromtotallydifferentbackgrounds,and'Arthur,
starring Dudley Moore as a wealthy drunk
searching for the meaning of life.
c) ORAL ROBERTS
MI JOURNEY TO ADVENTURE
MOVIE-(COMEDY)*" "Bank Shot" 1974
George C. Scott, Joanna Cassidy. Collection of
losersexecuteabankhelstbyuprootingasmall
bank and driving it away:(9o mins.)
1:00 OD FREE TO CHOOSE 'How to Cure Inflation'
Milton Friedman explains that inflation Is the
inevitable result when the quantity of money
grows faster than the goods and services are
produced. (60 mins.)
MOVIE-(MUSICAL) " 1 / 2 "Take Me Out to
tho Ball Game" 1949 Frank Sinatra, Esther
Williams. Two song and dance men find
themselves on a ball team owned bye beautiful
CO. (2 hrs.)
C ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW
GO MOVIE -(SUSPENSE) ••• "Day Of The
Jackal'' 1973 Edward Fox, Terence
Alexander. An international contract killer, for
whom political assassination has become an
art, is hired to kill Charles de Gaulle. (2 hrs.)
MOVIE -(ADVENTURE)•• V: "Sea Chase"
1955 John Wayne, Lana Turner. During W.W.11,
a German Captain of a fugitive ship skippers an
assorted crew and an unusual cargo. (2 hrs.)
ff).) BIG VALLEY
Eal MOVIE-(COMEDY) •• "Lemon Drop Kld"
1951 Bob Hope, Lloyd Nolan. A racetrack tout
owesa gangster a greatdealof moneyand must
p i ay or else. (2 hrs.)
GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS
1:30 RD CROSS SECTION
SUPER MEMORIES OF THE SUPER
BOWLS: XV. •
1:45 Cu CHALLENGE
2:00 Cj) HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH 'Acne'
(Closed-Captioned, U.S.A.)
®MOVIE-(DRAMA)••• "BlggerThan LIN"
1956 James Mason. Barbara Rush. How a sick
man and his illness affect his family, and as he
tries an untested medication. (2 hrs.)
aat a CA NA DIAN OPEN GOLF Th e inal two
rounds of play will be broadcast live by CBS
Sports from the Glen Abbey Golf Club in
Oakville, Ontario. (2 hrs.)
2:30 OD ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 'Rebecca of
Sunnybrook Farm' Despite financial troubles,
Becky successfully completes her education,
but there are many hardships ahead.
(Closed-Captioned, U.S.A.)
3:00 M VIC BRADEN'STENNISFORTHE FUTURE
'The Volley' Coach Braden helps overcome
your fear of going to the net during a rally, and
shows you what to do once you get there.
(Closed-Captioned, U.S.A.)
112 D MOVIE -(MY STERY )• •• 1 / 2 "TheThlnMan"
1934 WilliamPowell,Myrnaloy.Ahusbandand
wife detective team are up to their necks in
murder. (2 hrs.)
0 MASON-DIXON 500
BONANZA
ID MOVIE -(COMEDY) ••• "Don't Drink The
Water" 1969 Jackie Gleason, Estelle
Parsons. An American family is held prisoner in
the Iron Curtain country of Vulgaria, and they
desperately try to escape. (2 hrs.)
3:30 CC MAGIC OF OIL PAINTING
4:00 CC SLIM CUISINE
CE) SPORTSWORLD I) AIAW National
Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Champion
ship from Salt Lake City. 2) Military Boxing
Championships fromNorthCarolina.3)Survival
of the Fittest. (90 mins.)
NATIONALSPORTSFESTIVALThe climax
of ABC Sports' six hours of exclusive coverage
of National Sports Festival 111, a showcase for
2,600 of America's top amateur athletes in 33
different sports, from New York. (2 hrs.)
101 MOVIE 'Never Steal Anything Small' 1959
James Cagney, Shirley Jones. (If the players'
strike is settled, this station will air New York vs
San Francisco at this time.)
CBS SPORTS SUNDAY The 13th
running of the Talladega 500, the NASCAR race
that no driver has ever won twice, will be
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The Daily Collegian Friday, July 31, 1981—
tsonted from Alabama. (2 hrs.)
4:30 C] VICTORY GARDEN
- - -
5:00 cu FIRING LINE 'Can America Compete?'
Guest: Poter.G. Peterson, Chairman of the
Board, Lohman Brothers Kuhn Loeb. Host:
William F. Buckley, Jr. (60 mins.)
0 BIONIC WOMAN
m MOVIE -(DRAMA)'• Yr "First To Fight"
1967 ChadEyerett,GeneHackman.Aone-time
Marine hero almost looses his courage on the
battlefield. (2 hrs.)
5:30 C.O HOGAN'S HEROES
EVENING
6:00 WEATHER WORLD
13 MOVIE -(ADVENTURE)•• "Captain
Blood" 1960 Jean Marais, Elsa Martinelli. In
17th-Contury France, a plot is underway to
overthrow the King. (2 hrs.)
OD MEET THE PRESS
CO)( (2.1.1 NEWS
ID
MOVIE •(COMEDY)•• 1 / 2 "I'll Take
Sweden" 1965 Bob Hope, Tuesday Weld.
Wealthy oil executive takes his daughter to
Sweden in order to break up her romancewith a
jobless young man. (2 hrs.)
(IA .0) CBS NEWS
6:30 C 3.) POWER GAME
(6) NBC NEWS
MUPPET SHOW Guest: Joan Baez.
Gc.) IN SEARCH OF
CBS NEWS
l NEWS
7:00 OD HIDDEN PLACES: WHERE HISTORY
LIVES
Cei DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD 'Follow
Me, Boys' A former saxophone player gives
meaning to his life when he commits himself to
a small town, leads a boy scout troop, marries
the woman he loves and adopts a street-wise
bully. Stars: Fred Machlurray, Vera Miles. (Pt.l
of a two•part presentation; 60 mins.)
(Closed-Captioned; U.S.A.)
(.)) THOSE AMAZING ANIMALS A whale
rotrives bombs from the ocean floor; some
myths are dispelled about the dangers of
poisonous snakes; a last-minute effort to save
wild burros in the Grand Canyon from
destruction is documented and a natural
disasterkeeps the penguin populationincheck.
(Reassl; 60 mins.)
(13)(29(2.4 60 MINUTES CBS News correspon
dents Mike Wallace, Morley Safer, Dan Rather
andHarryßeasoneraretheon-aireditorsof this
weekly news magazine. (60 mins.)
(ipl MONTE CARLO
7:30 CP. VIKINGSPHaIIdan Was Here' This episode
examines the possibility that an ancient Viking
tribe, the Rus,maywell be the forefathers of the
people we now know as the Russians.
(Closed-Captioned, U.S.A.).
8:00 EVENING AT POPS 'Leontyne Price' John
Williams and the Boston Pops are joined by
world renowned soprano Leontyne Price who
performs selections from Verdi's 'Ernarnl' and
Puccini's 'Madame Butterfly'. (60 mins.)
0 JERSEY BY THE SEA
C 4) CHIPS Jon and Ponch must stop the
escapades of members of a vigilante group
when they turn vicious and reckless, and
SergeantGetraerandhiswilearothreatenedby
a vengeance seeking former convict. (Repeat;
60 mins.)
(10 SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE 'S.O.S. Titanic'
Stars: David Janssen, Clods Loachman. The
courage and the horror that accompanied the
sinking of the'Unsinkable'Titanicarerecreated
in detail in the first movie to tell the complete
story exactly as it happened. (3 hrs.)
0 OUTER LIMITS
(1 - 0) as ca ARCHIE BUNK ER'S PLACE Murray's
so fed up with Archie's continual refusal to let
him have equal say in running the bar that he's
ready to walk out. (Repeat)
ED LAWRENCE WELK SHOW
8:30 0 - 0) a Q 2) ONE DAY AT A TIME It's been six
months since Grandpa Romano died and
Grandma Romano still feels she has nothing to
live for until she goes out on a date with
Schneider. (Repeat)
9:00 0 MASTERPIECE THEATRE 'Upstairs,
Downstairs: The Bolter' James and Hazel are
invited toafoxhuntalongwithßoseandEdward.
Edward finds that the French maid is interested
in him. (Closed-Captioned, U.S.A.) (60 mins.)
CONATIONALGEOGRAPHIC'Dr.Leaky-Dewn
of Man'
0 THE SUNDAY BIG EVENT 'St. Ives' 1978
Stars: Charles f3ronson, Jacqueline Bisset.
When a former crime reporter is hired by a
Hollywoodmoviemogultolocatesomevaluable
ledgers, he follows the trail back and forth
across Los Angeles; fromthe seedysectionsto
the affluent suburbs. (Repeat; 2 hrs.)
(Closed-Captioned, U.S.A.)
0 IT IS WRITTEN
•Te) ALICE Vera's long-lost Aunt Agatha
rides into Phoenix on a motorcycle and intends
to ride out with Vera in her sidecar. (Repeat)
01 INDEPENDENT NEWS
9:30 0 WORLD TOMORROW
own THEJEF FERSONSIt's the challenge
match of the century as perennial rivals George
and Tom make plans to run each other into the
round in a 26-mile marathon. (Repeat)
W URBAN JOURNAL
10:00 C 37 FOR THE RECORD
0 NEWS
0 JIMMY SWAGGART
(iit , C2l)(22) TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. Rita Moreno
and Harold Russell guest star in a love story
about a hardboiled former stripteaser and a
handicapped doctor. (Repeat; 60 mins.)
0 BLACK CONVERSATIONS
10:30 0 SPORTS EXTRA •
0 FOCUS: NEW JERSEY
11:00 (3) MYSTERY! 'The Racing Game' Episode I.
'Odds Against' This series is based on the
mysteries of Dirk Francis. In this episode,
jockey Sid Halley finds a new occupation after
he is injured in an accident. (Closed-Captioned,
U.S.A.) (60 mins.)
BAXTERS
C6pC.)O l :B ft NEWS
O MANNIX
ODD COUPLE
11:15 ao CBS NEWS
11:30 0 DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW
(1) MOVIE -(DRAMA) '•• "Missiles Of
October" 1975 WilliamDevane,MartlnSheen.
When Russian missile bases are sighted in
Cuba, the Kennedy administration must handle
a crisis whichbringsallcountriesinvolvedtothe
brink of war. (2 hrs., 15 mins.)
a) MOVIE -(DRAMA) •• "Anzio" 1968
Robert Mitchum, Peter Falk. A war
correspondent reports to the general of. the
Anzio invasion that the road to Rome is wide
open but the general prefers to dig in, giving the
Nazis time to build their defenses. (2 hrs., 10
mins.)
CID THE ROOTS OF ROCK AND ROLL, PART