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PAGE Till: INDIANAPOLIS STAK 18, ty rin 1 4 I'rozrams Listed on Eastern May-light Time) 1 I I lillJil I Mrnolt'S Smic. ji Cotiipntihii' Color New 'Interns9 Is Medical 'Adam 12 22 Morning Channel By 1UL KKANK f. ii riin a rehabilitation center, and Sal Mmeo is the hippie ulio is. in reality an under-eowT cop. The program's Iheme includes the concern of the Nixon Administration, and even has presidential adviser Robert Finch in a scene where he addresses a journalist group on the seriousness of the spreading situation.

'J I'' -y TV Tunc critics preview coming television shows by attending rclicarsals, watching anal zing scripts in Sew York and Uollywotxl. Here are tlieir previews for toilay: P.M. -The Interns" Premiere Here's another doctor series, but with a difference, and the difference might be described as Adam-12. Instead of concentrating a script on a single individual or situation, this scries delves into several assets of daily life in a hospital, as Adam-12 docs with police life. The Interns are five young people, four men and a girl, none of whom have anything in common but their medical training.

They are: handsome and sincere (Stephen Brooks), shaggy and devil-may-care (Christopher Stone), black and purposeful (Hal Frederick), wedded and worried (Mike Farrell) and soft but solid (Sandra Smith). (luiding their careers and helping form their destinies is Broderick Crawford as Dr. Peter Goldstone, the hospital's medical supervisor. Guest stars include Torin Thatcher as a monk who has left his cloister for the first time in -10 years, and must 1.00 (e) Today (c) CBS News (c) Clover Power little Show :30 (cl Todoy (c) CBS Newj (c) Sooma Street (cl Cartoons 8:00 (c) Today (c) Kongoroo (c) Sesame Street (cl Cartoons :30 (c) Today Ic) K.ongaroo (c Kindergarten (c) Cartoons 00 (c) vTGrohom CoHce Thea. id Paul Dixon Topper :30 (e) V.

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Miss Harris is a wisecracking but philosophical ex-addict who killing ot her ing husband. 7:30 "The High Chaparral "An Anger Greater Than Mine" (Season Premiere I The anger in the title Hongs revolutionary leader Diego Do La Paula, convincingly played by Alejandro Key. This line a proves his dramatic potentials are something beyond shallow character he portrayed on The Flying Nun. lie has a two-fold reason for swearing the destruction of Chaparral. He's a former suitor of Victoria, and he's also convinced that Cannon and company, including Don Sebastian Montoya, acquired their wealth at the expense of his political hero.

Frank Sihera passed away since making this episode as Don Sebastian, oilier regulars include I-eif Krickson, Cameron Mitchell. Linda Cristal and Henry Harrow. 8:31) P.M. "Headmaster" i Premiere) Andy Griffith cumes back to series TV and, he's never been associated vilh anything on television that wasn't successful and is one of a handful of performers who left a scries that was still among the top three in the ratings. This time around, there's a difference in format and a major one.

The scries is billed as a comedy-drama, but it should be called humor not comedy, and that's because there's little comedy in the contemporary issues in-voled. Griffith is the Headmaster of a small coed private school, battling with all the things students are battling with today, from dissent to drugs. Tonight it's drugs. Butch Patrick (the boy in The Monsters) guests as a student who refuses to experiment with drugs and for his stand is iced by his classmates. Regulars include Jerry Van Dyke as the joking athletics coach, Parker Fennclly, the homespun caretaker, and Claudette Ncvins.

as Griffith's wife. 8:30 P.M. "The Name of the Game" "So Long Baby and Amen" (Season Premiere) The season's opener is one of the better dramas on drug addiction. It stars 18-year-old Laurie Prange, who is the equal of Julie liar- Th, TV loa is publnhed as i service. Tins is compil Irom infornMtmn orovidcd by the television 'a On occasion TV stations mak" late revisions in the prooram srtiuiinn and fail to notilv The su- in time tor the chanije to be made in the Ion.

In ihe event th-se lat oionram chann-s ii-fcrnym-no you. are sorrv 71 XI.M irruwiiiiniiinw Mil i ijiiiii-if inn i i rnr t-rmwri fi rfirirr-r-'-rtur LET'S GET TOGETHER Channel 20 Now On Air, Begins i dav, Oct. 4. in time for the The Partridge Family on ABC 4:30 PM IS CLAUDETTE NEVIN5 will play Andy Griffith's wife in Headmaster, his new series, at 8:30 tonight on WISH-TV (8). be introduced to modern times while being treated for a tumor; Sherry Jackson as a go-go dancer with a bone spur that stops her hopping, but not her wiggling; and Diane Baker as a distraught wife who pleads for the mercy Tests comic Secret Service situations and two cute youngsters, Nancy is a travesty on situation comedy which doesn't have a very high aim to start.

A blatant imitation of the Governor and JJ, this show is so prefabricated it makes the old Lincoln's doctor's dog cliche look original. Cosmos No. 36, mos flight was not disclosed. The official announcement said it was to continue "outer space exploration," a goal applied generally to Cosmos launching. The Cosmos program covers a wide variety of unmanned space experiments, including weather satellites, ground observation projects, tests for manned flights and orbital bomb tests.

TE11 IS VALLEY ADULT VIEWERS YOU FINALLY HAVE A CHOICE BIG VALLEY IS ADULT DRAMA INVOLVING THE LOVES AND EXCITING LIVES OF THE BARKLEY FAMILY. it seemed he broadened and coarsened his comedy to fit the mold, but as network TV debuts go, it was a promising start. WRY, rambunctious (what other word for wierdly charming (with the Muppets) and comically near-perfect as the Rev. Leroy, Wilson literally was a host unto himself, as the old pun goes, during the hour. Operating from an in-the-round stage, Flip plunged in with a unique opening.

Saying that a lavish production number would cost 3105,000, he opted for showing the audience the money. From there it was on to one of Wilson's shaggy dog stories and into the show. Singer James Brown went through his acrobatic vocal act, David Frost interviewed Geraldine and Muppet Oscar sang about "Trash." TY-13 By JULIA IN MAN INDIANAPOLIS now has a public TV station! WFYI, Channel 20, went on the air Wednesday night for the first time and will start testing on a regular schedule today at 9 a.m. The tests will be conducted Monday through Saturday, from approximately 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

While the station is putting equipment through its paces, the video portion will be a test pattern, identification slides and color bars. The audio test will consist of tone, music and identification announcements. SINCE the channel is also the first ultra high frequency (UHF) outlet here, the test period will enable viewers to check out their receivers before regular programming begins, as well as being a shakedown period for the new station. WFYI (20) plans to begin a regular program schedule Sun- Sunday's Child and a long Rev. Leroy sketch in which Frost delivered the satirical 'sermon" on Conrad Hilton filled out the hour.

Wilson fans as we are, we'd like another look and a third at this show. APART from some weakly Kussiu Orbits Moscow (AP)-The Soviet Union announced yesterday the launching of the 363d satellite in its Cosmos program. The unmanned spacecraft a le in an orbit that reached a maximum distance of 201 miles and a minimum distance oE 131 miles from the earth. Its initial period of revolution was 89.6 minutes and the angle to the equator was 65 degrees. Tlie exact purpose of the Cos nr I Vr i start of the new Public Broadcast Service (PBS) fall season.

Its broadcast day basically will be from 4:30 to 11 p.m., Sunday through Friday to start. (No Saturday programming). Anticipating questions on the part of viewers, WFYI (20) will supply full information on how to pick up the station if you send a self-addressed stamped envelope to WFYI, Post Office Box 830-20, Indianapolis, 46208. AFTER DON Knotts' dim debut on Tuesday, Flip Wilson easily wins hands-down the title of top new variety show host of the season so far-Tim Conway is yet to be heard from. Hosting a variety show is one of the lesser but highly lucrative arts, like breaking the bank at Las Vegas.

We admit that we aren't used to Wilson yet the role. In last night's opening show, Showtri EFJ snow E23 rimrifl toial Fliml' THE WEATHER HTML 3. r33VVXpjg -1 E3 LARGER THAN LIFE ADULT DRAMA OF THE HUMAN CONFLICTS AND JOYS OF SERGEANT JOE FRIDAY AND OFFICER BILL GANNON MEMBERS OF THE I. A. POLICE DEPARTMENT.

TV-13 5:30 PM Fioum Show Hioh Temptiolunl lifmltd r. tOt UOyiimO rripuy ltolold rip'loli Hal Iwduo'td-(tMyll WIS Diagnosis: hard-hitting, relevant entertainment. Stephen Brooks, Christopher Stone, Hal Frederick ere young doctors. Broderick Crawford 7:30 PM A cold front is forecast to continue moving through the Pacific Northwest bringing cooler air and some showers to the region. Showers are forecast along a cold front moving from the lower Midwest into the Deep South.

Rain is forecast for the Great Lakes region, parts of the Middle Atlantic States and portions of New England. Warm weather is forecast for the South and moderate weather for much of the Midwest. (AP Wirephoto) Outlook or Indiana (Sunday Through Tuesday) Very warm and humid with a chance of afternoon and night time showers and thundershowers. Minimum temperatures will range from the upper 50s to upper 60s. Maximum temperatures will be in the 90s south and range from the low 80s Sunday to upper 80s Tuesday in north portion.

If 'sa, 1 i II i I'ii'wt m'lmmtsf 30 rV n.toiiai'ilftT in TV-13' EYEWITNESS NEWS PRESENTS LATE-BREAKING NEWS, WEATHER AND SPORTS, NOW AT 6 PM-INDIANAPOLIS' ONLY 30 MINUTE LOCAL NEWSCAST. TV-13 6:00 PM DiCK VAN D'fTL LIKE SOMMERM Lounille, Ky, Clear 88 66 Memphis, Tcnn Clear 90 63 Miami, Fla PtCldy 85 73 Milwaukee, Wis Cloudy 63 53 inneapolis, Cloud'7 58 50 Hen Orleans, La Clear 89 71 New York, NY Clear 74 60 Omaha, Neb. Clear 69 53 PriiMelohM, Pa Clear 81 61 Phoeniii, Arif Clear 98 63 Pitlsouroh, Pa. Clear 86 55 Portland, We Cloud 65 50 Portland, Ore. Cloudy 74 59 St.

Louis. Mo loudy 86 69 Antonio. Te PIOdY 95 74 Vm htr. ir, Cal. Clear 55 Slf Marie, Mich Clouty 53 43 Seattle, Wash.

58 53 Sprimf.eln, Ml Cloudy 84 64 South Bend, Ind loud 78 55 Tampa, Ha PtCldy 97 71 T'jison, Any Cloudy 84 59 Washington, DC. Clear 84 72 CANADA Montreal Cloud, 57 44 roronlo Pain 61 47 Vancouver Pain 60 55 Wiinupey Clear 65 48 FOREIGN CITIES Weather jl I m. I- 5T Temo. Berlin PtCId 61 Cano Clear 89 Loidon PtCId 64 Moscow PICIdy 70 Paris PtCldy 64 Rome PtCId, Sai'ion Cloudy 8' Stoiktiolm PtCId 64 Tel Ayiy Clear 84 Tokyo PtCldy II OHIO RIVER STAGES Cincinnati, 74 7, plus 0.3. Louisville.

plus O.l. Louisville, lower, 9 8, minus 0.2. Lvansville. 9 0, minus 0.2. Indianapolis Skies GlheArt of cLov Weulher Data UnitMl States Weather Bureau Special Report lor The IniJunapolii Star AIRPORT DATA SEPT.

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Hi 1 1 Minimum Record A "3 81 87 II 74 6'7 (1943) YEAR 53 ion Low 87 Record 93 IIH5I I FOR THE SAME Viaimuin 67 Weather 7 p.m. A lonqiffoue M. AmaMllo, Aitmila, Oa 11 Mnarck. N.D. HoMon, Mdbb RrriMviiie.

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Ten. Jai Misv Jai ksonville, Fid. Juneau, Alasl.a Kansas Cilv, Mo. I illlf Rock, Ark Los Anodes, Cal DATE LAST I Minimum Cloudy Clear Clear Clear lear Clear Cloudy Rain Cloudy Clear PtCldy Cle.ir Cloudy Cloudy PtCldy PtCldy PIC lily Cloudy Cloudy PtCldy Clear Waul loudy loudy Clear 4 Si Hi 86 I) 66 95 74 66 97 88 88 82 71 57 85 90 84 78 91 97 90 57 75 91 87 61 71 45 S4 77 51 60 70 60 75 46 53 47 64 66 56 40 10 75 IJAMES GARNER ANGIE DICKINSON If) 4V 83 At last! A scries that's really into today's teen-age world. A co-ed prep school is where il's at.

Andy's cohort: Jerry Van Dyke. 8:30 PM Is thore such a thing as ri love quadrangle? Anytliinrj can happen in Paris, on the Channel 8 I riday ji-jht Movie. 9 PM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II Sunset today 7:50 p.m. Sunrre tomorrow 7:79 a.m. Moniinse tomojit 9 74 p.m.

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