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PAGE TEN SECTION THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR TUCSON, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1982 Today's Viewing Rhodes taking over full-time weather job TUCSON KGUN(ABC) K2AZ PHOENIX KAET (PBS) KOOL-TV(CBS) KVO (NBC) KUAT-TV(PBS) KOLD(CBS) 10) KTVW (SIN) KTVK (ABC) KPHO KPNX(NBC) Morning dJ 1 David CJD Ryan's Hop CD Alice GD Donahue (ICD Young and the Restless 11 A.M. 32) Days of Our Lives Mister Roger CD All My Children CD Independent Network News CD Young and the Restless 40 Mundo Latino GO Why in the World 11:30 A.M. Over Easy GD News CSD Trade-Offs (JO) As the World Turns 11:45 A.M. Woman's PlaceEvery Place Some notes on TV programs and personalities: Linda Rhodes gets the nod as full-time weather forecaster on "News-Center 9." She's been filling in since Lane Roberts departed KGUN, Channel 9, last month to go to work for John Coleman's new cable TV Weather Channel in Atlanta. Channel 9 news director Doug Crombie says he's looking for a weather person to take Rhodes' weekend duties.

There's good news after all for game-show fans. You can forget what I said last week regarding the two-week run of "Wheel of Fortune." The show, which KV0A, Channel 4, reinstated to its schedule this week, was going to be dropped again April 26 when Daylight Savings Time starts in the rest of the country. But the station had a change of heart this week, and will keep the show, but at a different time. Not only that, but it will add another game show "Joker's Wild" to its daytime schedule April 26. "Tic Tac Dough" will shift its time slot by a I ft 'i 1 Afternoon On the Tube Yoko Shimada, in her first American TV role since her performance in "Shogun," guest stars as an illegal alien forced to kill in order to save the life of her infant child on "Chicago Story" at 7 p.m.

on Channel 4. 6 A.M. Cl Kidsworld Jim Bakker CD (B) CBS Morning News QD Daybreak Arizona CO Hot Fudge Latin Tempo 6:15 A.M. (3D A.M. Weather 6:30 A.M.

Health Field Jim Ferguson (3p Addams Family (5) Tennessee Tuxedo QD Captioned ABC News News 6:45 A.M. A.M. Weather 7 A.M. S) Today Lilias. Yoga and You Good Morning America Bugs Bunny and Woody Woodpecker (3D Wallace and Ladmo (3) Project Universe 7:30 A.M.

0 Sesame Streot (JJ) Bewitched C8 Lilias, Yoga and You 8 A.M. 0 Superman CD Price Is Right (5) Flintstones C) Sesame Street (10; One Day at a Time 8:30 A.M. 43 Mister Rogers Krorft Superstars '4fi Agenda S.O.S.S.A. (5) Open House Alice 9 A.M. 3D Wheel ot Fortune 3 Electric Company 0 Love Boat (9 Jack LaLanne CD Donahue Nuclear Disarmament Movement is the topic for Dr Helen Caldicott.

president of Physicians for Social Responsibility, and actress Sally Field (1 hr.) 40j El Chapulin Colorado (J) Richard Simmons Movie Twilight People (90 rans (S) Electric Company (10) Price Is Right 9:30 A.M. Bartlestars 0 Once Upon a Classic 700 Club 40 Hoy Mismo QD Edge o( Night C5) Mister Rogers 10 A.M. 3D The Doctors (3D Sesame Street 3 Richard Simmons CD One Day at a Time '(3) Family Feud Face the Music 10:30 A.M. (P Search for Tomorrow 8:30 P.M. Wall StrMt Wnk A Bushel and OPEC Is the topic with guest William L.

Randol. vice president of the First Boston Corp. (2) NBA Basketball Phoenix Suns vs. the Trail-Blazers at Portland, Ore. (Live, 2 hrs.) SIN Present! (5) Non-Fiction Television 9 P.M.

Creativity With Bill Movers "Norman Lear The Creative Process," conclusion of a two-part program. Bill Movers profiles the man behind some successful television comedies (Closed-captioned GD Strike Force Murphy investigates a series of killings in which the victims are taxi drivers. (1 hr.) QS) Falcon Crest Conclusion of a two-part episode. Angela uses her late husband newspaper to defame her nephew and protect her empire. (1 hr.) GD Bob Newhart 9:30 P.M.

Inside Story The President, the Economy and the Press," an examination by Hodding Carter of charges that the press has been unfair in its reports on President Reagan economic programs. 4Q Rojo Verano QD News Qg) Creativity With Bill Movers 10 P.M. CD CD (25) News Who Will Protect the Family? (Special) A look at the people who have fought for and against the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. (1 hr.) Barney Miller () Twilight Zone 10:30 P.M. Best ot Carson Johnny Carson's guests are Tim Conway, Sammy Davis Pete Fountain and Julia Child.

(Repeat, 1 hr.) MASH Movie () "Gilda," a 1946 drama starring Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford. The wife of a South American casino owner falls in love with her husband's right-hand man. (2 15 mins.) CD Benny Hill 49J 24 Horas CD ABC Nightline QD Odd Couple (5) Movie () "The Men" (90 mins.) NBA Basketball (22) Newt 11 P.M. Arizona Illustrated ABC Nightline CD NBA Basketball Golden State Warriors vs. the Lakers at Los Angeles.

(2 hrs.) 11:20 P.M. 1401 Noche a Noche 11:30 P.M. (22) Entertainment Tonight Captioned ABC News Fridays MIDNIGHT 3D Second City TV Network 12:45 A.M. CD Gunsmoke 1 A.M. CD News CD Happy Days Again Conclusion ol a two-part episode.

Joanle runs away trom home determined to go on tour with Leather Tuscadero and the Suedes. Music Makers (Premiere) Pop and rock musicians in concert performances In this program. Sammy Davis Jr. performs. (1 hr.) CD P.M.

Magaxin Features on a memorizing technique being taught to Tennessee schoolchildren, and people who found success with home-grown businesses. 40 Mundo Latino GO Laverne 1 Shirley A Company GD Business Report 6:30 P.M. Entertainment Tonight Included are interviews with jazz singer Al Jarreau and actress Madeline Kahn. Business Report GDm a s-h The 407 7th finds a little bundle of joy on its doorstep. CD You Asked tor It 40j Noticlero Naclonal SIN (3D P.M.

Magazine GD Horizon (jg) Family Feud 7 P.M. Chicago Story (New night) Lou Pelligrino defends a woman who killed her late husband cousin after the cousin tried to sell the woman newborn baby. (3 hrs.) "NBC Magazine" moves to 9 p.m. Saturdays effective April 24. "Chicago Story" normally will be snown at 7:30 p.m.

Fridays, effective next week M-icNeilLehrer Report GD Benson Benson is recruited by the FBI for a scheme to trap a lobbyist suspected of bribing federal officials. Closed-captioned (Repeat) All In the Family Archie estranged brother shows up with a new wife, who is younger than Gloria. CD 3) Dukes ot Hazzard Bo and Luke try to return a sum of money to Boss Hogg's vault before it is missed. (Repeat. 1 hr.) 40 El Derecho de Nacer (5) Charlie's Angels 3D Julie My Favorite Things 7:30 P.M.

Arizona Illustrated (3D Barney Miller Barney and his men become embroiled with the Soviet KGB, and Wojo arrests a would-be prostitute who is trying to supplement her U.S. Army pay. Closed-captionedj tT Independent Network News Dios Se Lo Pague (ID Washington Week in Review 8 P.M. Washington Week in Review 0 The Phoenix Bennu pulls a woman from a raging fire as federal agent Kreminger moves into capture him (1 hr.) CD Sanford and Son Lamont decides to get his own apartment when Fred keeps invading his privacy. CD 3) Dallas R.

is a prime suspect in the Southfork swimming-pool murder. (Repeat. 1 hr.) QD Hawaii Five-0 GD Wall Street Week Healthbeat NOON CD 32) News Magic of Oil Painting (J) One Life to Live Sanford and Son 4SJ Cine Fata de Palo'' (2 hrs.) CE) Dick Van Dyke (5) Fast Forward 12:30 P.M. Tic Tac Dough Lilias, Yoga and You CD All in the Family CD As the World Turns C5) Andy Griffith (5) Gardening for Fun 3 Capitol You Asked for It 1 P.M. Another World Economics Exchange GD General Hospital Movie "Silent Night.

Lonely Nighl." a 1969 romance film starring Lloyd Bridges and Shirley Jones. A pair of strangers seek comfort from each other as they undergo personal crises on Christmas Eve. (2 hrs.) Qjf) Gomer pyle (5) Nova 36) Guiding Light 1:30 P.M. Why in the World CD Capitol 3P I Love Lucy 2 P.M. Texas Dick Covert Edge of Night CD Guiding Light 4Qj Villa Alegre (3D Love Boat (5j Bewitched (5) Sesame Street dpj Tattletales Movie Captains and Kings, conclusion, (2 hrs 2:30 P.M.

J27 at the Maintenance Shop Movie The Defection of Slmas Kudirka." a 1978 drama starring Aian Arkin and Shirley Knight. A Lithuanian seaman makes a daring leap for treedom from a Russian six-part series will begin on Channel 9's 6:30 p.m. Sunday newscast, and that subsequent installments on the 5 and 10 p.m. weekday newscasts will look at the history of the nuclear bomb, the missiles surrounding Tucson, and the military and civil defense views. It will conclude Friday with an installment under the ominous title of "Before, During and After the Bomb." Einfrank describes the series as the most ambitious local TV news undertaking he's seen.

Phil Donahue has landed on the ABC side of the tug-of-war between that network and CBS. The talk-show host had been negotiating with both networks since NBC decided he was too expensive to keep on the "Today" show. ABC says Donahue will be a part of its new nightly news program, which will follow "ABC Nightline" starting in October. They say he will conduct topical interviews with newsmakers. Although most of the news program will be put together in New York, Donahue will do his segments in Chicago, where he'll continue with his syndicated morning show.

He's expected to end his "Today" show stint sometime in May. If you missed "Cagney Lacey" last night, blame it on another fast shuffle by network programmers. Apparently, three episodes were all CBS needed to decide the show was a clunker. They yanked it and are replacing it for three weeks with reruns of "Simon Simon." What will wind up in the 8 p.m. Thursday time slot hasn't been decided.

Erma Bombeck's "Maggie," which could be considered the biggest bomb of this television season, is coming back in the 7:30 p.m. Friday time slot on ABC starting April 30. The half-hour situation comedy was on the air for three weeks before getting the ax last fall. Changing channels. The Catholic Diocese of Tucson has decided to pull out of the rat race to put a new Tucson TV station on UHF Channel 18, and has now applied for Channel 27.

The diocese is proposing to operate a non-profit community station, which the FCC would allow on Channel 27. Channel 18 is allocated for use in the Tucson area as a commercial outlet, and there are at least two other applicants for the frequency. If the diocese gets the station, it would become the first Catholic diocese in the country to operate a TV station. KWFM kudos. In response to growing concern over drunk drivers, the management of KWFM (92.9-FM) found that below-cost drink specials advertised on some local radio stations were contributing to the problem, according to local law enforcement officials.

So KWFM has instituted a policy prohibiting the advertising of drink prices. Most bars and nightclubs have 4:25 P.M. Good Afternoon Tucson 4:30 P.M. Barney Miller GD Gllligan's Island CD News GD Electric Company 5 P.M. CD (D 35) News Mister Rogers Star Trek 40 Luis de Alba GD Brady Bunch GD Villa Alegre 5:30 P.M.

3D NBC News Electric Company (3D ABC News CD 33) CBS News 40j Quiereme Siempre GD Happy Days Again GD Over Easy Evening 6 P.M. CD 53) 3D News Dick Cavett Second of a three-part discussion on the topic "Drugs: Addiction and Recovery." ship moored off the coast of Massachusetts. (1 55 mins.) 40 Infamia GD I Dream of Jeannie S3) Tic Tac Dough 3 P.M. Incredible Hulk (D Flintstones CD Hour Magazine An interview with Billy Dee Williams mother, and a look at a unique employment agency. (Repeat, 1 hr.) 40 Hola Pelusa (3) Little House on the Prairie GQ Tom and Jerry and Friends (SJ Mister Rogers 33) John Davidson 3:30 P.M.

Villa Alegre Scooby Doo GD Sesame Street 4 P.M. Kung Fu Sesame Street Muppet Show CD People's Court (4pJ Marielena GD Barnaby Jones GD Scooby Doo (10) Merv Griffin 32) Hour Magazine half hour. Channel 4 is going ahead with plans to devote the 9 a.m.-to-noon block to soap operas "The Doctors," "Search for Tomorrow," "Days of Our Lives" and "Another World." "Wheel of Fortune" moves to 12:30 p.m., following "Eyewitness News." "Tic Tac Dough" moves to 1 p.m. and will be followed by "Joker's Wild." Once again, contrary to what you might hear or read, "Texas" will remain at 2 p.m. in Tucson, although it is getting a new time slot on the network.

Channel 4 is bypassing two daytime network shows reruns of "Diff'rent Strokes" and "CHiPs." The Cartwrights Pa, Adam, Hoss and Little Joe will be riding back onto Tucson TV screens starting April 26 when Channel 4 begins rerunning "Bonanza" at 4 p.m. weekdays. "Kung Fu" is moving to 3 p.m., and the "Incredible Hulk" is going to take a rest for the summer. But station officials promise it will return in the fall. Lots of program shuffling will take place at independent KZAZ, Channel 11, also starting April 26.

The 6 p.m. movies will be dropped to make way for a live pick-up of the nightly "Independent Network News" at 6:30 p.m., followed by "Saturday Night" reruns at 7 p.m. Movies will continue at 8 p.m., while "All in the Family" reruns return to counter the network stations' 10 p.m. newscasts. It will be followed by movies at 10:30 p.m.

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CBS Radio Mystery Theater "Something to Live for," about a retired detective who saves a stranger from committing suicide, and finds he is wanted by the police. Follows Suns basketball, KTUC (1400-AM). Horizon A repeat of a profile of jazz artist and composer Dizzy Gillespie, acknowledged as one of the jazz greats for over 30 years, 9 a.m., KUAT (1550-AM). Ail Things Considered The work-life of American automobile workers is compared with that of their Japanese counterparts, 3 p.m., KUAT (1550-AM), 4:30 p.m., KUAT-FM (90.51 03.1 -FM). Some Things Considered Guest is "Punch" Woods, director of the Tucson Community Food Bank, discussing "Food Bank Week in Arizona," 4:30 p.m., KUAT-FM (90.51 03.1 -FM).

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