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2 TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1984 "1 WZTV-17 WDCN-8 WEXO-13 VVGnS-34 WLWT-5 V.AKC-12 WXtX-19 VVSMV-4 WTVF-S (ABC) (CBS) (ABC) (IND.) (ABC) (NBC) (CBS) WLEX-18 WXYT-27 VTVQ-33 (NBC) (CBS) (ABC) (PBS) (ABC) HIGHLIGHTS a.m. Insight for Living: "Truth Stands All on It's Own." (Also airs on WFIA-900 at 4:30 p.m.) WXLN-FM (103.9). 9:30 a.m. Focus on the A discussion on practical ways women can cope with depression after giving birth. (Also airs on WFIA-900 at 4 p.m.) WXLN-FM (103.9).

11:30 a.m. Weekend Radio From Cleveland: Buying a house is explored by Stan Freberg, Bob New-hart and Terry Thomas. WFPL-FM (89.3). 12:30 p.m. Sounding: "Fiction in Modern India: Art and Politics." WFPL-FM (89.3).

1 p.m. Afternoon Classics: Mendelssohn's Concerto in Dukas' Symphony in and Elgar's "Enigma Variations." WUOL-FM (90.5). 4 p.m. Commuter Classics: J. S.

Bach's Brandenburg Concerto 6 and A. Gabrieli's "Magnificat." WFPK-FM (91.9). 7 p.m. Sportstalk '84: Open Line. WHAS (840).

7 p.m. Quadraphonic Classics: Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 and Lalande's "Troisieme Caprice." WUOL-FM (90.5). 0 p.m. Metz Here: "Hypnosis: Fact or Fiction?" WHAS (840).

9 p.m. Adventures in Good Music: "Dawn of the Violin." WUOL-FM (90.5). 11 p.m. Sally Jesse Raphael: "Finding Someone Special." WAVG (970). 11:30 p.m.

Sound on Film: Roz-sa's music for "Spellbound" and "The Golden Voyage of Sinbad." WUOL-FM (90.5). I 2 a.m. Larry King Show: Live from the Hyatt Renaissance Reunion Tower in Dallas for the Republican National Convention. WAVG (970). 5:30 700 Club 1 5:00 Variout I 1 1 5 00 News; Ag 6 00 C.Tipton I 1 6 00 ABC News I 6:30 My 3 Sont 5:30 Jim Bakkar 8:00 CBS Nw 600 Swaggart 7:00 Tom a Jerry 6 00 ABC Newt 5:00 NBC News 600 CBS Newt 6 30 J.Swegpart 7:15 AM Weather 645 AM Ky 700 AQ Day 6:30 NBC New 6:00 Early Newt 7:00 Good Morn.

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Sign Off Mid. fO 1:30 1 Love Lucy Hits Hits 12:35 Swaggart 1 2:00 Hillbillies 12:40 Columbo H.O.T. David Letterman 12:40 Cotumbo $6 Million Man Thickeot 1:05 Newt CNN Newt 1:00 Music If" 2:30 Take Five 1:30 Album Coll. 2:00 Nightwttch 1:30 News the Night Sign Off 1:35 1:30 Nightwatch llJ WGN WTBS C-SPAN HBO Showtime Movie Disney ESPN USA Christian SPN Nickel- Lifetime Nashville (Chicago) (Atlanta) Channel Channel (Spon) Network Cable Net Network odeon Network 5 2:00 Baseball: Father Knows Viewer Call-In: 4:00 Movie: 4:00 Movie: 4:00 Movie: Donald Duck 3:30 Auto Candid Camera Tic Tac Dough Telephone Livewire: Regis Philbin's 4:00 Nashville Astros-Cubs Best Katy Craig, Woodplum Tubby the Tuba The Road Presents Racing: Hour Auction Do I Have Health Style Now Leave It Jeannie Dallas Young Movie: Movie: Warrior Rin-Tm-fin Champion Let's Make to Grow Up? New Country to Beaver Republicans Curse of the King Kong Spark Plug a Deal Good Times Andy Griffith GOP Convention Pink Panther Movie: Animal World 400 Cartoon Express Treasure Hunt Microwaves Nick Rocks: New Way Pickin1 at Event Raggedy Man for Cooking Video to Go Gourmet the Paradise Archie Bunker' Carol Burnett Epcot Magazine SportsLook The Rifleman Scandinavian Against It Figures Porter Wagoner Place Special the Odds at Opryland 7 Alice Sanlord Son Movie: SportsCenter Radio 1990 Here Come 11 Working Mother 1-40 Paradise Rascal the Brides PlaybOV Carol Burnett Baseball: Viewer Call-in: Video Jukebox Top-Rank Dragnet The '80s Woman Danctn'USA Braves- Jim Hightower, Boxing from sViianngl 8 Movie: Pirates Agricultural Movie: The Paper Movie: Merriville, IN Prime Time The Gentle Great American National Bad A Better Way You Can Be Coogan's Bluff Commisoner Heart Like Chase The Blade Runner middleweight. Wrestling Ben Hour Outdoors Taste Comedy a Star Republican a Wheel Second Year Mouseterpiece Mike Landini- Goin' Fishin' Finals Private Lives Fandango National Theater Wilbur Johnson Public People 9 Convention, Movie: Movie: The 700 Club This Is Physical Regis Philbin's Nashville Now speeches by Porky'sll: Vacationing New Zealand Fitness Health Styles former Pres.

The Next Day with Mickey Movie: Gerald Ford and Friends Vanessa WGN News and U.N. Movie: Movie: Billiards: 19B4Stroh's Telephone The Nature Ambassador Mr. Mom Last Tango Lassiter- World Surfing Auction of Things I II 10:35 Movie: Jeane in Paris Have Windsurfer Crane Champs My Little Human Sexuality New Country The Horsemen Kirkpatrick Will Travel Margie Twilight Zone Viewer Call-in: Brothers Big Bands at SportsCenter TheAllred Another Life Markdown Movie: Mother's Day You Can Be Elena Hanggi, Disneyland: NFL Moments Hitchcock Market Cecil a Star Cannon exec director And I'm Steambath The Artie Hour The Very Best Movie: Howard' Cable Health Yesteryear of ACORN Elected. Shaw Orchestra Auto Racing: of Oroucho County Fair Foxtrot Work) Report in Nashville GOP Convention Movie: Movie: 12:15 Movie: Coming Onl Formula One All-American Burns Allen Regis Philbin's Nashville Now 4 12:30 Movie: 12:40 Movie: Events Curse of the The Lonely Mr. Mom German Wrestling 140 National Health Styles if How to Murder The Last 1:00 Viewer Pink Panther Lady Grand Prix 1:00 World Jack Benny 10 Connie Bad Taste 1KW The Nature 1:30 New Your Wife Safari Call-In 1:55 Movie 1 1:40 Movie 1 2:00 Movie I Sign-off 1 a.m.

I Surfing Champs 1 1:00 Joan Martinson Comedy Finals of Things I Country CABLE PICKS 7 p.m. Rascal (DISN) A spunky raccoon befriends a lonely boy but later causes problems for the boy's family. Steve Forrest, Bill Mumy. (1969) V2 8:00 Coogan's Bluff (WGN) An Arizona deputy sheriff arrives In New York to extradite an escaped murderer. Clint Eastwood, Lee J.

Cobb. (1968) 8:00 Blade Runner (MC) A special police officer is assigned to track down and destroy renegade androids. Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer. (1982) R. Va 10:00 Last Tango in Paris (MC) A middle-age widower and an uninhibited woman meet and have an affair.

Marlon Brando, Maria Schneider. (1973) y2 Ted Turner is taking aim at MTV, and music-video crowd transfusion. The Senate and House have agreed to send a bill to the president restoring most of the money cut from the previous budget. But will the president sign it? No one knows, says WKPC-15 General Manager John-Robert Curtin. President Reagan has opposed funding public broadcasting in the past, but he may reconsider in the face of large bipartisan support in both houses for this bill.

TV school time Metroversity is offering a number of college-credit courses beginning Sept. 3. They include sociology, composition, computer science, psychology, biology, economics and two history courses. Non-credit courses in personal finance and Spanish are on tap. Credit courses are $95, non-credit are $50.

Registration is at the Bellar-mine College administration building off Newburg Road at 7 p.m. Friday and 1 p.m. Saturday and at the Indiana University Southeast univer By TOM DORSEY Courier-Journal TV and Radio Critic Ted Turner soon may be dancing to Michael Jackson's tune. Turner, who owns Cable News Network, WTBS, the Atlanta Braves and who knows what else, wants to get into the music-video business. In fact he wants to challenge MTV's virtual monopoly on them, and he's hitting MTV where it hurts.

Turner has sent cable operators a proposal to set up a rock-around-the-clock competitor to MTV, according to Biggs Tabler, Dimension Cable general manager. Cable owners who sign up as charter members would get five years of free service. That's attractive to many cablers because MTV, which sells advertising and has offered to let the public buy stock in its operation, wants to charge local cable companies 15 cents a subscriber starting in January. MTV is feeling its oats. It has one of the highest ratings of any of the cable channels and it has the audience (ages 12-34) for which many advertisers yearn.

All that, and especially the proposed per-subscriber fee, makes it a ripe target. Turner, never a man to shrink from a battle, is going to take a shot. He says that if he can get a guarantee of 10 million subscribers by Sept. 1, he'll go ahead with this $10 million venture. MTV is owned by Warner-Amex, a media conglomerate, which has had its financial problems.

Analysts generally agree that cable is not big enough to support two music-video channels, just as it wasn't big enough to sustain two news channels. Turner forced Satellite News Channel off the air by buying it. MTV is a more formidable and established opponent, but to a man who is used to jousting with ABC, CBS and NBC, it's just another scrimmage. No nag nights This is pledge time on WKPC-15, when programs are delayed by constant begging for money, the jangle of telephones and the jingle of the cash register. But five of the nine days of the August drive that began Saturday will be nag-free because people gave early.

They were promised that one night of solicitation would be erased for each $30,500 contributed. Viewers chipped in more than $183,000 to get the relief. Because the station hasn't reached the $275,000 goal, viewers will get a partial dose of pitches for money. That will happen Friday through Sunday If no more money comes in, according to station spokesmen. PBS and Congress After White House and congressional slashes in 1981 that almost bled PBS to death, Congress has authorized a massive sity center on Grant Line Road in New Albany at 7 p.m.

Monday, or by phone, (502) 897-3374. Award time "Work of Love," a documentary film about Mother. Teresa produced by Ikonographics Inc. of Louisville, has won a CINE Golden Eagle Award from the Council on International Nontheatrical Events, which selects films to represent the United States abroad. WLKY-32 has won the Silver Award presented by the Broadcasters Promotion Association for its "Looking Better All The Time" station-image commercial.

A clarification for the deaf Tape-delayed newscasts for the deaf on KET at 11 p.m. Monday through Friday are not closed-captioned. The newscaster's words can be seen on the bottom of the screen without a decoder. That's why they are not shown as closed-caption programs (decoder needed) in The Courier-Journal's TV listings. I- Ted Turner Seeks 10 million subscribers 3 TV HIGHLIGHTS WAVE-3 WHAS-11 WLKY-32 WDRB-41 WKPC-15 KET (NBC) (ABC) (PBS) (CBS) (IND.) (PBS) 9:00 Vietnam: A TV History President Richard M.

Nixon's program of troop pullouts, stepped-up bombings and huge arms shipments to Saigon changed the war. Rerun. 10:00 D-Day This documentary uses archival footage to portray the background and follow-up to the attack. Rerun. 11:00 CD Alfred Hitchcock Presents A quiet-spoken accompanist, secretly in love with a singer, finds himself framed for her husband's murder.

Rerun. 11:30 Tie Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson James Stewart and Barbara Mandrell are guests. 11 JO CD McGarrett McGarrett tries to find a jewel cache worth $2 million. Rerun. 11:30 5D Latenight America Psychologist Paul Pearsall discusses the maintain-ance of a balance between career and personal growth.

12:30 a.m. Late Night With David Letterman Buddy Hackett and Laurie Anderson are guests. Rerun. 12:30 C0 Eye on Hollwyood Classic convertibles are shown. Rerun.

12:39 GO Solid Gold Hits Juice Newton and America perform their hits. Icicle Works' video, "Birds Fly," is featured. Rerun. 6 a.m. GO The 700 Club A preview of the 1984-85 pro football season.

9:00 Donahue Depression in women is the topic. 11:00 GO Braun Company Actorsinger Dennis Weaver and author Spike James are interviewed. 12:30 p.m. G) Hour Magazine Actor Mel Ferrer and romance novelist Lindsay McKenna are interviewed. Rerun.

CD PM Magazine The Iditarod, a 16-day dog sled race from Anchorage to Nome, Alaska, Is featured. 7:30 (D Entertainment Tonight David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash talk about their reunion and plans for a tour. 8:00 The A Team 1 The team rescues a besieged cab company. Rerun. 8:00 G) AfterMASH Dr.

Potter tries to reassure a nervous Mike D'Angelo about his scheduled surgery. Rerun. 8:00 CD Foul-Ups, Bleeps Blunders Bob Newhart and Sally Struthers show outtakes from their shows. Rerun. 8:00 Nova "City of Coral." A voyage through one of the world's most colorful ecosystems, a coral reef.

Rerun. 8:30 CD Domestic Life Martin uses his program to blast the travel agent who booked his family's vacation. Rerun. 8:30 Three's Company Janet and Furley get some wild ideas about the reason for Jack's hospital stay. Rerun.

0:00 1984 Republican National Convention Tom Brokaw heads NBC News coverage of the convention in Dallas. 9:00 CD 1984 Republican National Convention Dan Rather anchors CBS News coverage. 9:00 CD 1984 Republican National Convention Peter Jennings and David Brinkley do the honors for ABC News. I 1 6:00 Jimmy Swaggart 1 6:00 The 700 Club I I 2:30 CBS Nightwatch 6:30 ABC News 7:30 Space Coaster 6:00 WAVE Country 6:00 Morning Stretch 7:00 Good Morning 6:00 Term. Tuxedo 7:45 A.M.

Weather 7:00 Today 6:30 CBS Morning News America 6:30 W. Woodpecker 8:00 Sesame Street 9 Donahue Young and Restless The Waltons Jimmy Swaggart Sesame Street NewtIntrospect The Facts ol Lile $25,000 Pyramid Family Feud Health Field Electric Company III Sale of the Century Petticoat Junction Gidget The 20-Minute Workout Reading Rainbow Wheel ol Fortune The Price Is Right Celebrity Family Feud Braun A Company Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Scrabble Loving This Old House "7 WAVE News WHAS News Happy Days Again Here's Lucy MacNeilLehrer 1Q NewsHour Search for Tomorrow Hour Magazine Ryan' Hope Movie: Casanova 70 IOays ol Our Lives AO My Children Survival: In-Service Tiger, Tiger for Schools As the world Turns 2 Another World One Lile to Live Latenight America Capitol I Dream of Jeannie 3 Santa Barbara Guiding Light General Hospital The Flintstones Victory Garden Scooby Doo Lilias, Yoga A You Electric Company 4 The BJLobo Show Little House Breakaway He-Man A Masters Sesame Street Sesame Street on the Prairie of the Universe The Rifleman 5 Hot WKRP in Laveme 1 Shirley Eight Is Enough Mister Rogers' Mister Rogers' Cincinnati Neighborhood Neighborhood People's Court All in the Family WLKY News Reading Rainbow Electric Company WAVE News WHAS News CNN Headline Newt Mork A Mindy MacNeilLehrer Reading Rainbow NewsHour CBS News ABC News Good Times Nightly Business Report NBC News PM Magazine Family Feud $6 Million Man Nightly Business Report MacNeilLehrer NewsHour The Joker's Wild Entertainment Tonight Wheel of Fortune Everyday Cooking With Jacques Pepin 8 The A Team AfterMASH Foul-Ups, Bleeps Movie: Nova: Nova: and Blunders Coogan's Bluff City of Coral City of Coral Domestic Life Three's Company 9 1984 Republican 1984 Republican 1984 Republican Vietnam: A Television Vietnam: A Television National Convention National Convention NabonaJ Convention History History I INN New 0-Oay Seeing Things 10 WAVE News WHAS New WLKY New Alfred Hitchcock Business Report Captioned: i i WLEX-TV News I I The Tonight Show McGarrett Taxi The Bionic Woman Latenight America Sign Off 11:30 P.M. ABC News Nightiine fO 12:30 David Letterman 12:40 Columbo 12:30 Solid Oold Hits 1 1:30 WAVE News 2:00 WHAS News Eye on Hollywood 1:00 The Doctor Is In Sign Off 12:30 A.M. 'Sign Off 2 A.M. I 2:30 CBS Nightwatch I Sign Off 1 A.M.

Sign Off 3 A.M. TV MOVIES 12-J9 p.m. CD Casanova 70 (1969) A modern-day Casanova mixes danger with romance. Marcello Mastroianni, Verna Lisi. Vi 849 Q) Coogan's Bluff (1968) An Arizona deputy sheriff arrives in New York City to track down a murderer.

Clint Eastwood, Lee J. Cobb, Susan Clark. Movies are rated on 1-4 star and system by staff critic William Mooti. No star means he is unfamiliar with the movie..

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