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1: for Your Entertainment in Salina "The Odd Couple," 8:15 p.m., Salina Community Theatre; continues through I Sunday. i ialina Movies Fox "The Magic of Lassie." "The Bad News Bears Go to Japan." Vogue "Somebody Killed Her Husband." Sunset Plaza Cinemas Side 1: yGoing Coconuts." Side 2: "The Big I Fix." Mid State Cinemas Side 1: "Up in f. Smoke." Side 2: "Interiors." TV Tonight Dick Cavett, 6 p.m., Channel 8 Conclusion of the John Ehrlichman interview. Project U.F.O., 7 p.m., Channels 2, 3, 18 A woman who has had psychiatric care says she has movies of mysterious, circling blue-and-white lights. The Waltons, 7 p.m., Channels 7 and 12 Jason tries to help an aging Walton cousin who has a penchant for booze, Mork and Mindy, 7 p.m., Channel 10 -J- A friend of Mindy's asks Mork for a date.

'What's 7:30 p.m., Channel 10 It's Roger's job to get a less- than-bright athlete qualified for a scholarship. 'Quincy, 8 p.m., Channels 2, 3, 18 Quincy suspects murder after a race- driver dies in a crash. Hawaii Five-O, 8 p.m., Channels 7 and 12 Although he denies it, a state department courier is a prime suspect in a bombing case. by Four, 8 p.m., Channel 8 The first short story, "Doubletalk," is about a young man's first meeting with parents of his girlfriend. "In the Region of Ice" tells of a nun's in- Vjplvement with an unstable student.

'Kudzu" is a spoof tracing the growth of the kudzu vine in the South. Barney Miller, 8 p.m., Channel 10 Learn to Prepare Income Taxes Accurate with Ngum? Like to IDM! the public? Want to earn extra money? Enroll in the Block Income Tax Course beginning soon in your area and learn to prepare income taxes for yourself, your friends and as a source of income. Job interviews available for best students. Send for free information and class schedules today. Classes begin in late October Stewart Moss plays one of several men suspected of rape, and Melendy Britt plays his girlfriend in "Barnaby Jones," Thursday night on CBS.

A loan shark occupies Harris' time; Ye- mana complains about being the station's lackey. Soap, 8:30 p.m., Channel 10 Even though she's dying, Mrs. Flotsky is still angry with her son for leaving the priesthood. Weekend, 9 p.m., Channels 2, 3, 18 An examination of the various ways used to promote college football players for Ail-American and Heisman Trophy honors. Barnaby Jones, 9 p.m., Channels 7 and 12 Betty's vacation turns into a nightmare when a rapist terrorizes the resort.

Sneak Preview, 9 p.m., Channel 8 Film critics review "The Boys from Brazil" and "Death on the Nile." Family, 9 p.m.. Channel 10 Nancy and Jeff make plans to remarry. TV Movies Night Watch, 12:50 a.m., Channel 10 "Arizona," "Tight Spot," "Johnny Allegro." BLOCK 143 N. Santi Fe 827-4253 Pleite me Iree informition iboul your lix prepirition courte. I understand (here ii no oblif alion.

Name I CLIP AND MAIL TODAY Leads Louis tribute HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Frank Sinatra is working chairman for a tribute to ex-heavyweight champion Joe Louis scheduled for Nov. 9 at Las Vegas' Caesar's Palace hotel. The singer is organizing a program that will feature show business, sports and political dignitaries from around the world, with tickets selling for $500 per person. Proceeds will go to The Joe Louis International Sports Foundation. Anniversary Dinner-Dance Music By: Vaughan Bolt en Orchestra Oct.

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"Who's Watching the Kids?" Fred Silverman, who has ordered the show reworked before it returns to the air after a series of pre-emptions. Since the NBC chief is known to have faith in teen star Scott Baio, who he brought on "Happy Days" as Fonzi's nephew, best guesses are that the show will slant increasingly in his direction. "Diff'rent Strokes" will replace "Wonders." It stars Conrad Bain (Arthur on as a millionaire whose housekeeper has wrung from him a promise on her deathbed that he will adopt her two sons. The streetwise Harlem boys, ages three and 12, are played by Gary Coleman and Todd Bridges. Bridges was a regular on "Fish." Also on hand is talented Charlotte Rae as the housekeeper's replacement who threatens to quit because, "I don't do windows and I don't do boys." NBC juggl as ratings By JOAN HANAUER NEW YORK (UPI) NBC will allow some of its shows that are hitting poorly for Nielsen averages to take batting practice on new times later this month a possible preliminary to deciding what stays and what goes.

"W.E.B.," of course, already has gone and will be replaced as of Thursday, Nov. 2, with "David Cassidy Undercover" in the 9 p.m. time slot. The show, which casts Cassidy as a rookie undercover cop, was patterned after a part Cassidy played last year in NBC's "Police Story." Cassidy's "Undercover" role originally was scheduled to air Saturday, Nov. 4, in the 8 p.m.

time spot. That time period will be taken over by "Sword of Justice" which, after a two-hour presentation Nov. 4, drops back an hour into 8-9 p.m. No announcement has been made yet on what will fill the later time period. But it's the end of October that has a dazzling schedule and you'll have to keep careful watch on local listings to make sure you don't miss a favorite show.

The schedule boasts such peculiarities as "Dick Clark's Live Wednesday" being broadcast on Thursday, Oct. 19, in place of "Project U.F.O." "U.F.O.", a show that isn't matching its popularity of last year, moves that week to Friday, Oct. 20, when it takes the place of "The Waverly Wonders" and "Who's Watching the both of which are weak links and could be blamed for dragging "Rockford File" ratings down with them. The following week on Thursday, Oct. 26, "U.F.O." gets bumped and "Quincy" delayed an hour for a movie of the week.

That ought to delight Jack Klugman, already upset about his show's poor ratings this season and blaming the decline on NBC chief Fred Silverman's scheduling "Quincy" on Thursday night before the deceased "W.E.B.," instead of in its old Friday slot. But then "Rockford" is having its own troubles, surrounded by failing shows fore and aft. On Oct. 27 one of Willardishost HOLLYWOOD Comic-actor Fred Willard, who played Jerry Hubbard on the TV series "America 2-Night," will be the host of the Saturday telecast of "NBC's Saturday Night Live" at 10:30 p.m. The reason why "Wonders" went off and "Kids" needs revising are to be found in the Nielsen ratings at the bottom.

In the Nielsens for the week ending Oct. 8, the already cancelled "W.E.B." was in last place, "Who's Watching the Kids" was tied for next-to-last with the Ford anniversary "Salute to the American Imagination," and that duo was preceded by "Waverly Wonders." NBC is in pretty good shape in the ratings, in second place for the season (nobody figured to beat ABC), and with the World Series coming up could wind up the top network for this week in the Nielsens. Of course, that leaves CBS at the bottom, where they have been for the last couple of weeks even without the competition of the Series on NBC. In sports, ABC's play-off games played only fairly well, with the Yankees vs. the Royals pulling better than the National League Dodgers vs.

Phillies. As a matter of fact, the Yankees had a hard time out-rating "Little Women" on NBC, while the champion Dodgers did even worse, edged out by "Dick Clark's Live Wednesday." lineup booster them gets preempted and one delayed, with "Waverly Wonders" moving ahead a half-hour for the Halloween animated special, "Witch's Night Out" and "Who's Watching the Kids?" off the air for the evening. There is a distinct possibility, of course, that "Kids" might be off the air for good by then. Speaking of mixups such as "Dick Clark's Live Wednesday" appearing on Thursday, there's another one to annoy the calendar-conscious this week. What is "Weekend" doing on Thursday, Oct.

12? Until the four-day week becomes a reality, most people's weekends don't start until Friday. And speaking of weekends, NBC could wind up with a strong Saturday night if "CHiPs" can keep up the good work and David Cassidy draws as well as might be hoped. "Sword of Justice" hasn't had enough of a Nielsen outing yet to know what its audience will prove to be. AAC exhibit features Nebraska artists The Marymount College October art exhibition features the work of three Nebraska artists. They are Ron Bishop, Mike Tegland and William Gross.

Their paintings and drawings have been done in the mainstream of contemporary art and are experimental, said Robert Hower, Marymount art department chairman. The artists have exhibited in numerous juried and regional exhibits. Bishop was awarded an honorable mention in the 1978 Joselyn Art Museum 20-state Biennial Competition in Omaha. Tegland was a visiting at Marymount recently. He was awarded a Purchase Award at the Joslyn Biennial.

The public is welcome to view the exhibit. Hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday, noon to 4 p.m. 'Poseidon' sequel to star Caine HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Producer-director Irwin Allen has started filming "Beyond The Poseidon Adventure" with an all-star cast which includes Michael Caine, Sally Field, Telly Savalas, Peter Boyle, Shirley Jones and Karl Maiden. The sequel to "The Poseidon Adventure," which grossed more than $125 million, will be shot at the Burbank Studios and on locations at sea and along the Pacific coast.

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The ten top network programs for the week ending Oct. 8, according to the A.C. Nielsen were: 1: Three's Company; 2: Mork Mindy: 3: Happy Days; 4: NFL football, Dallas vs. Washington; 5: (tie) BJ and the Bear (NBC Wednesday movie) and Taxi; 7: Barney Miller; 8: American League Championship, game 9: Carrie (CBS Tuesday movie); 10: 60 Minutes. THE RED PUSSYCAT CLUB 1111 W.

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