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28 Prime TimeWeek of October 29-November 4, 1989 King faces a hostile takeover of his business. (2:00) CNN Larry King Overnight (1:00) C-SPAN Public Policy Conference (3:00) CTN NCTV Network (1:00) EWTN Zola Levitt LIFE Sell-Improvement Guide (2:00) NICK Make Room for Daddy 4:25 Dukes olHazzard 4:30 Avengers EWTN Good New NICK Susie 4:35 WTBS All in the Family 4:43 MAX Movie "Things Change" (1988) Don Ameche, Joe Mantegna. (CC) (1 :45) SHO Movie 14 "A Winner Never Quits" (1986) Keith Carradine, Dennis Weaver. In stereo. TMC Movie Vk "Dusty" (1983) Bill Kerr, Noel Trevathen.

In stereo. (1:30) TNT Movie "20,000 Years in Sing Sing" (1933) Spencer Tracy, Bene Davis. A small-time crook in Sing Sing, released on the honor system, is accused of murder. (1 :45) 3:20 TMC Movie "Lucky Stiff" (1989) Donna Dixon, Joe Alaskey. (1:25) 3:30 CTN Business of Management NICK Donna Reed USA Movie "The Front Page" (1931) Adolphe Menjou, Pat O'Brien.

A tough city editor and a topnotch reporter cover the execution of a convicted cop-killer. (2:00) 3:45 CNN Newsroom 3:50 HBO Movie Vi "Punchline" (1988) Sally Field. Tom Hanks. In stereo. 4:00 0 Ben Casey (D AAE Movie "Harry's Kingdom" (1986) Timothy West, Peter Vaughn.

While awaiting the naming of his salesman of the year, an unsuspecting Harry Nixon Continued from 2 1:30 OUttr With Bob Cottat In stereo, fj One Day at a Time 09 USA Tonight IB Today' Japan CNN Newenight Update (1.00) CTN Invisions ESPN Major League Basebell Magazine Weekly report. EWTN Heart of a Nation: New Beginning MAX Movie Vi "Rocky IV" (1985) Sylvester Stallone, Talia Shire. In stereo. (CC) (1 NICK Mister Ed SHO Movie Vk "Three Kinds of Heat" (1987) Robert Ginty, Victoria Barrett. (1 :45) USA Prime Time Wrestling (R) (2:00) 1i45 TNT Movie Vi "Blackwell's Island" (1939) John Garfield, Rosemary Lane.

A reporter cons his way into a prison sentence to get a story on corruption. (1:30) 2:00 a News (R) Paid Program ONews Sustaining (1:00) 0D Movie "The Rare Breed" (1966) James Stewart, Maureen O'Hara. In the 1880s, a beautiful woman from England introduces Hereford to the i Western cattle scene. (2:00) 03 AaVE Vietnam War With Walter Cronkite A portrait of Saigon, which became known for Its black markets. (R) (1:00) CTN Mental Health ESPN SportsLook EWTNCristoTeHabla NICK Stop Smoking Breakthrough: Countdown to Quitting TMC Movie "Summer Heat" (1987) Lorl Singer, Anthony Edwards.

(1:20) 2:05 WTBS Movie Vl "Northwest Passage" (1940) Spencer Tracy, Robert Young. Under the command of their brave leader, Rogers' Rangers endure harsh weather, Indian attacks and starvation in their attempts to settle new Colonial territory. Colorized version. (2:30) 2:25 HBO Movie "Murder One" (1988) Henry Thomas, James Wilder. (1 :25) 2:30 Win, Lose or Draw f) Paid Program Movie Vi "Hickey and Boggs" (1972) Bill Cosby, Robert Culp.

Two aging private investigators find themselves involved in the first major case of their careers. (2:00) Movie Vi "Hour of the Gun" (1967) James Garner, Jason Robards. Wyatt Earp stalks the man who killed his brother. (1:55) CNN Sports Letenight CTN Montclair State Present DIS Chimney Sweep A chimney sweep is faced with cleaning the biggest chimney he has ever seen. ESPN SportsCenter EWTN Joy of Music NICK Rowan Martin' Laugh-In 3:00 Ben Casey Movie "Kenny i Co." (1976) Dan McCann, Jeff Roth.

An adolescent boy faces the challenges of growing up. (2:00) Home Shopping Overnight Service (B Merket Place (2:00) AaE Craig T.Nelson at the hnprov CNN News Overnight CTN Business of Management DIS Movie "Million Dollar Mermaid" (1 952) Esther Williams, Victor Mature. A fact-based account of the life of Australian Annette Kellerman, who overcame a childhood disability to become a champion swimmer and water ballet star. (2:00) ESPN Boning From Las Vegas, Nev. (R) (2:00) EWTN 100 Huntley Street (1:00) NICK My Three Son 3:05 MAX Movie "The Clairvoyant" (1985) Perry King, Elizabeth Kemp.

(1:40) 3:15 SHO Movie "Born in East LA." (1987) Cheech Marin, Paul Rodriguez. In stereo. (1 :30) stars David Ogden Stiers as Gen. Alexander Haig, Ed Flanders as Nixon aide Leonard Garment, Theodore Bikel as Henry Kissinger, Graham Beckel as press secretary Ron Ziegler, James B. Sikking as Elliot Richardson, Diana.

Bellamy as Nixon secretary Rose Mary Woods and Susan Brown as first lady Pat Nixon. Hugh Whitemore wrote the screenplay, and Richard Pearce directed. Smith has just completed a role in ABC's "Challenger," a movie about the explosion 'of the space shuttle on Jan. 28, 1986. He plays Larry Malloy, chief engineer at the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala.

His latest feature film is "Night Games," starring Roy Scheider. "American Built," a movie about motorcycle racing filmed in France, will be released soon. At the time "The Final Days" is telecast Smith will be in Thailand for "Air America," a movie about the airline operated in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam War by the Central Intelligence Agency. It stars Mel Gibson. "I play a U.S.

senator who's sort of an innocent abroad," he said. "He's heard a rumor that a Vietnamese general is involved in the drug trade, but the American government is ignoring it to keep his army in the field. He's also heard that a few Americans are lining their pockets." Smith, a native of Memphis, studied at Carnegie Tech and the Actors Studio in New York. On the stage he played McMurphy in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and won the Drama Desk Award for his role in "Glengarry Glen Ross." jacket was always buttoned and he often had his hand on his hip." He demonstrated and suddenly he was transformed into Nixon. "Once I had that I was able to get on to the emotions," he said.

"I saw him as a man who had suffered a great loss. I wasn't concerned about the politics. What concerned me was: How did he get through this dilemma? tried to make him a human being." Two clues gave Smith "the key to the man," he said. "I looked at his resignation speech and thought it was a little bizarre. Woodward gave me the clue.

He'd talked to people who had been there. Richard Nixon had finally taken off his mask and showed himself as vulnerable and suffering. And when he got down on his knees with Henry Kissinger, I think that process restored him to his roots. So, having those clues, I was able to portray him." Nixon has protested the portrayals in "The Final Days," which tells of his last days in the White House. In a letter to sponsor his spokesman John H.

Taylor said the company should change its slogan to "Reach Out and Smear Someone." Besides challenging the accuracy of "The Final Days," Nixon "objects strongly to being depicted by an actor without his consent," said his lawyer, William E. Griffin, in a letter to Capital Cities-ABC Inc. ABC said it was satisified with the fairness and accuracy of the program. In addition to Smith and Kiley, it.