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2 iosfflnselfflHimts SATURDAY'S TV PROGRAMS DEWING SPORTS Iftl CilibrKy Tinnli-Came Refltcclones Public Affairs CD World tt War Documentary Victory at See Documentary CD Lawrence Walk-Variety Musical salute to America's great performers of the entertainment world. (0 It Takes a Thief Adventure (TS SI The Energy Crisis ED KCET Auction '74 Post Position for 4:30 (J) Sketchbook Discussion What's Soirtt On Discussion nr nhar Pannla flthar Plant lv Derbv jr. Kentucl BY PAUL Timis HENNIGER Stiff Writer American life Style Documentary Thomas Alva Edison's Gienn.gnt. 0 Minority Community Cultural California Gospel (50) Book Beat Report Gods ef Todos Santos Drama ldtOO QD Carol Burnett Show-Variety Bernadette Peters, Tim Conway guest. Highlights: Tim end Harvey Korman art the crew of a two-man Japanese sub; salute to movies of the 1930s.

(Repeat) Movie Science. Fiction (1955) "The Beast With a Million Eyes," OS) Owen Marshall Drama Owen's defense of a clergyman charger with murder is complicated by i witness who says she saw him leave the scene at the approximate time of death. Stars Arthur Hill. (Repeat) 0 Community Feedback Joe Phillips Topics concerning the black community. 01 News Mayo, Chu Lin 3 Nihon No Metshe Japanese Culture Bp KCET Auction 74 ftpfekn Continues.

3 Sing thi Praises Religion CD Melodyland Religion 10:30 "Celebrity Bowling Game Q' Community Feedback Del Rto News Webber, Harrison Ballot '74 Report CS News; Golf lessons Japanese tSJ Women Documentary 1 3 rrvl 1 0 basketl)a11 and hockey play-off action, bast ball and and field all get second billing this weekend. The old "Run for the Roses," as the late Bill Corum dubbed it, gets the viewing post position today. The Kentucky Derby arrives with a birthday celebra-'vtion, too: the 100th run- jiing of the thoroughbred from ancient ''phurchill Downs in Louisas yilje, Ky. CBS covers the -festivities, beginning at 2 Pjtu today over Channel 2, with Judger. Agitate, Destroyer and the other starters breaking from the barrier at approximately 2:30 p.m.

Jack Whitaker, a part owner of a stakes winner (a Jaipur mare, Wageko), -the host. Frank Wright c' the resident expert and f. Chic Anderson the race (2)' (3) MY (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (ID (13) (15) KWHY (22) VCR (24) KCET (28) (30) (34) KHOF KMEX KMIR KCST KLXA KPLM KOCE KBSC KLCS (36) (39) (40) (42) (50) (52) (58) Chmiwli (, 1, 10, 15 md art located In Sn Digo, Channtl 3 In Santa Barbara and Channal 24 In San Samardlno. Chanmki 22. J.

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Tha Tlmaa cannot ba raaponaibl lor laatHnlntita changat to pro-grama. A alar () pracadbig program MicatM It an advartlaamant MORNING 9:00 Scooby Doe Movie; In the News 19 Sigmund and Sea Monsters Movie Mystery (1954) "Paid to Kill," Dane Clark. S) Lassie's Rescue Rangers Elephant Boy Children Electric Company Children QD OS Mister Rogers Children 9:30 fl ITS) Pink Panther Children () Movie-Adventure (1953) "The Jungle," Rod Cameron. Goober and Ghost Chasers; Scholastic Rock Children QD Dusty's Trail Comedy fll Movie-Comedy (1949) "Miss Grant Takes Richmond." GD Sesame Street Children 10:00 QD Favorite Martian; In the News Q) Star Trek Animation GD Brady Kids Children Movie Drama (1955) "Foxfire," Jane Russell. (1V4 hr.) (3 Country Music Variety Roller Games (Tape) 10:30 QD Jeannle; In the News Butch Cassldy and Sundance Movie-Mystery (1955) Police Oog," Tim Turner.

0 hr.) OS) Mission Maglci Scholastic Rock Children CD Insight Religion QD Electric Company Children QD Mister Rogers Children 11:00 QD Speed Buggy; In the News WEEKEND TV KNXT KEYT KNBC KTLA XETV KABC KFMB KHJ KGTV KTTV KCOP KPBS limn i SSllw KO) Orange County Review rriiimraii aiehitTntv Tnvtlt TadaiinarenAlehuTasty Travels WM Wild World Of AnlmilS "Elephant Seals." nr. Make i Deal-Game Thrillseekirs Adventure Pinbusters Game fj) Boxing (Tape-delay) fl Concentration Game ABA Basketball Playoffs (Tape) rsptdiArt Utah vs. New York. Ray Scott, Billy Cunningham report. (2 hr.) (TJ Onie' Girls Comedy 63 Bahind the lines Report (50) Straight Talk-Report Around Japan; Local News ClOO fl CD JUI In tht ramify Comedy Emergency Drama A rattlesnake strikes Gage during mountain rescue.

(Repeat) CD The Partridge Family G) Movie Drama (1955) ni Cry Tomorrow," Championship Wrestling Fourth Annual Wrestler of the Year Awards. Dick Lane hosts. The Nation's Economy Out of Control Discussion 0 Movie Spanish Language 6J San Bernardino Straight Talk KCET Auction 74 Continues. Super Show Variety Qj) Movie Spanish Language (50) War and Peace Drama GQ Bochan Japanese Language 8:30 CD MASH-Comedy Hawkeye, weary from long hours at the operating table, becomes a sleepwalker and his strange behavior suggests he has lost sight of reality. Stars Alan Alda, Wayne Rogers, McLean Stevenson.

(Repeat) Jimmy Dean Show Country Variety (6) Wrestling (Tape-delay) TV Movie-Mystery (1973) "The Cat Creature," Washington Connection Report Living Waters Religion 9t09 QD Mary Tyler Moore-Comedy Movie-Mystery (1972) "You'll like My Mother," Patty 0 One Step Beyond Mystery 1 When her husband drives off in a huff, a woman senses he's in trouble and begins a search for him. 2 A woman and her son are trapped in mine cave-in and her husband gets their cry for help in a strange way. Q3) Theater in America Drama 63 War and Peace Drama ED KCET Auction '74 speciai.1 Continues. QD Hour of Power Religion ED Movie Spanish Language CD Happiness Is Religion 2 Biography: Portrait of a Misstoner 9:30 GD Bob Newhart Show Comedy Jerry's brother shows up in Chicago after finishing dental school and takes Jerry's life, his epartment and his dental practice. Costars Suzanne Pleslv ette.

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Brookhurst Sacred Cinema Religion News Warren Olney CS) News-Joel Daly News Harris, Maskery GE) Bill Anderson Show Country Music News Lund, Carroll 00 News Jim Gordon Faith for Today Religion fjcl) News John Bearty CD Mission: Impossible Drama CD Tony and Susan Alamo Religion 63 Taiko-Ki Japanese Serial SD KCET Auction 74 CSSED Continues. ED Movie-Spanish Language CD Faith for Today Religion IMS Q) Movie-Drama (1958) "A Touch of Evil," Charlton Hes-Q News John Drury The Untouchables Drama 11:30 Movie Comedy (1965) "That Funny Feeling," Sandra Dee, Bobby Darin, Donald O'Connor, Larry Stored. (Wi hr.) Nancy Wilson Show-Variety Scheduled: Alan and Marilyn Bergman, Irving Wallace, Martin Sheen, Joe Williams. Movie Drama (1961) "Konga," Margo Jones. (1VS hrj (T) Movie Drama (1940) "Brother Orchid," Movie-Drama (1961) "The Hustler," Paul Newman, Cf Star Trek Science Fiction 9 ALLMAN BROS.

Band on jc Kirshner Rock Concert Don Kirshner's Rock Concert (TJ Movie Drama (1963) "The Ugly American," Movie Drama (1939) "When Tomorrow Comes." CD The Happy Hunters Religion THE ORIGINAL WESTERN! FILM CLASSIC 'THE SINGING COWBOY" Starring 4Nixon Transcripts' to Air as News Special the "Triple Crown" events, from Chun chill Downs, Louisville, Ky. (1 hr.) 4- COLLEGE EXPERIENCES Brainworks-Oiscussion Scheduled: George Romney, Michigan governor Spring Sports (Live) UCLA vs. USC in track and field at the ujiiseum. iom narmgn. unain taper report.

(2 hr.) QQ) American Bandstand Movie-Western (1966) "Return of the Gunfighter." (Jo) San Diego Happening Report CD Movie-Western (1955) "The Violent Men," Glenn Ford. CD Movie Comedy (1953) "Ma and Pa Kettle. on Vacation (IVi hr.) (Repeat) Sesame Street Children (S3 Environment Impact- S3 Social Security; Musicale 2:30 Expression: EastWest Topic: Vietnam Today: One Year After the Peace Treaty. Movie Comedy (1950) "The Yellow Cab Man." fJJ) Insight-Religion 2 Roller Games (Tape) G3 Black Buffalo's Pow Wow Children 3s00 Bienvenidos Discussion (3 Youth In the 70s Discussion Agriculture, U.S.A. Discussion Head-On Discussion QD Jimmy Dean-Country Variety Movie-Comedy (1966) "Ghost In the Invisible Bikini." C9 Th Viilnlai Western rmai noi.

u7 m-i (TJ) Japan's Greatest Challenge Si Electric Company Children 2) El Juicio Serial Movie Drams (1951) "Distant Drums." (2 hr.) (50) Dimensions in Cultures 3:30 Just Natural Discussion CJ) University Dialog Discussion Focus Discussion Topic: LA. Schools volunteer program. Greatest Sports legends Profile QD SD 3 CD UFO Science Fiction The Virginian-Western Love Tennis Instruction Mister Rogers Children Public Affairs Film 4:00 CBS Golf Championships Campus Profile Discussion Impacto Discussion Movie Science Fiction (1966) "War of the Gargantuas," Tha Scene Film Celebrity Tennis (Tape) Soul Train Music Basically Baseball Instruction Movie Spanish Language Sesame Street Children Mr. Wizard Children The Human Dimensions Religion Carcel de Mujeres Serial Panorama latino Variety Connie's Clothing Corner Voice of Agriculture Report CD E3 CD ED CD (50) 03 Opening-Night Festivities Set by KVST-TV The Los Angeles area's newest television station, KVST-TV, begins regular broadcasting over Channel 68 Sunday night at 7:30. Opening-night festivities will include a dramatized re-creation of the recent heated debate in the City Council when KVST was finally awarded a grant of $40,000 to enable it to get on the air.

KNXT; newsman Joe Benti, a member of the KVST board of directors, will narrate the debate, aided by actor Bill Dana. The rest of the first day's schedule will be a preview of the new public televi- sion channel's upcoming programs and a discussion in the form of an open house party of KVST's future plans led by former FCC commissioner. Nicho-' las Johnson. Rudy Tellez, former producer of the Tonight and Tomorrow shows on NBC, will produce this special two-hour opening night program for Channel 68. Emmy-award winning director Bill Foster will be creative consultant, and Gerry Richman will serve as associate, producer.

fix iotj tiumi mum WM jbibuiiii uuwiihi gaum Scheduled; Roy Rogers, Ruth bu. A Place In the Country tTJ It Pays to Be Ignorant-Comedy UiJ rsycnoioar inoay tuuwuun cm rami ur imsj g) Corona Now Discussion Dusty' Trail Comedy InquiryTransportation Discussion Movie Science Fiction (1964) "The Wizard of Mars," OS) Wide World of Sports Q0 Star Trek Science Fiction This Week In the NBA-Film rjjg) News Dale Schwartz Movie Drama (1955) "I'll Cry Tomorrow," CD The Persuaders-Adventure QD Erica; Theonlo Education Electric Company-Children QD Interface Cultural 3 Quest for Life-Religion News Lou Waters Rick Ward Rock and Roll (50) Freehand Sketching Education 3:30 Johnny Mann Variety Scheduled: Lloyd Bridges. (Repeat) News Maskery, Harris OD Dirty Sally-Western Untamed World-Documentary Scheduled: "The Jungle." fJJ Movie-Mystery (1968) P.J.," George Peppard. (2 hr.) QD Straight Talk-Report ra Book Beat Report QD Aeelon Chicane Cultural 83 Blue Ridge Quartet 23 Three Stooges Comedy EVENING 6:00 News Warren Olney News Tom Brokaw 0 Hee Haw Country Variety (D News Jim Gordon Rial Don Steele Rock Music Night Gallery Mystery m' Wall Street Week-Report G) Movie Spanish Language BP KCET Auction '74 1 special 1 Sixth annual program. 3 Hour ot Revelation CD News NonoArsu (50) Zoom Children Speed Racer Children 6:30 CD News Dan Rather QD Sports With Bertka Report Naws Conference Interview CS NFL Championship Games Film News Lund, Carroll 55 cB Washington Week In Review 0 Pentecost With a Purpose Boxirtf (Tape) (SO) French Chef Julia Child 3 little Rascals Comedy 7sOO Other People; Other Places "Bali-Kingdom of the Spirits." CD Wild Kingdom-Wildlife Truth or Consequences Came Bowling for Dollars Garni Theta Cable Highlights Here are highlights of next week's programs on Theta Cable (Channel 3): SUNDAY High School Baseball, 6:30 p.m.

Wilson vs. Marshall. MONDAY NHL Action, 11 p.m. Stanley Cup playoff highlights. TUESDAY "Down From the Stars," 7 p.m.

Diana Lynn stars a3 a young girl in New York. WEDNESDAY Theta portside, 9 p.m. East Valley Swimming League finals from Beverly Hills High. THURSDAY "Fifty Roads to Town," 8 p.m. Ann Sothern and Don Ameche in 1937 comedy.

Followed at 10 p.m. by "Big Fights of the Decades," Clay vs. Chuva-lo, March 29, 1966. FRIDAY "Mimi," 8 p.m. Stars Gertrude Lawrence, Douglas Fairbanks Jr.

Adapted from the Puccini opera, "La Boheme." SATURDAY High School Baseball, 7:30 p.m. University vs. Taft. tf.m i ck 1 (0 Baseball (live) SchduleiJ: Chicago White Sox vs. Mil- (S) TIJusnt: Window to South CD Superstar Movie; Scholastic Reck Children ID News Bob Felix Zoom-Children CD Sesame Street Children QD Josie Pussycats; In the News Movie-Western (1955) "The Lonesome Trail," Movie-Western (1949) "Calamity Jane and Sam Bass.

Ad Lib Discussion Topic- Women in Government CD Movie Comedy (1953) "Ma and Pa Kettle on Vacation." Electric Company-Children SQ Lucha Libre Wrestling AFTERNOON 12:00 QD Pebbles; In the News (3) Voice of Agriculture Report Movie Drama (1938) Men With Wings," Ray Milland, Fred MacMurray, Andy Devine. (2 hr.) Family Classics Children "Cinderella." (Animation) CD Alternatives Discussion (g) Carrascolendas Education $9 Sesame Street Children QD Mister Rogers Children 12:30 QD Fat Albert; In the News QD Byron Nelson Golf Classic (Live) Coverage of the third round from Pres- ton Trail Golf Club, Dallas. (1V4 hrJ QD "Bolivia: Beneath the Mask" QD Sesame Street Children Klpl-Cosas Variety IsOO rS) Children's Film Festival Gtuha. the Circus Bear." (Russia) (Re- peao (6) Movie Adventure (1951) "Across the Wide Missouri." Movie Western (1956) "Backlash," Richard Widmark. CD Combat Drama CO QD CD land of the Giants Adventure Environmental Impact Reporting Electric Company Children Futbol Soccer (Tape) 1:30 Mister Rogers Children Carrascolendas Education 2:00 2 Thrill to the 100th 'Ron for the) Rotes'! THE, KENTUCKY DERBY QD The Kentucky Derby (Live) sptciAi'l The 100th running, first of Conference, 6:30 p.m.

Channel 4 Marilyn and Alan Bergman, Irving Wallace, Martin Sheen, Joe Williams and Ahmad Jamal guest on the Nancy Wilson Show, 11:30 p.m. Channel 4. SUNDAY Big Blue Marble, a children's pro-, gram focusing on youngsters from around the world, debuts at 7 a.m. Channel 11 Alexander Haig President Nixon's top adviser, will discuss the Watergate transcripts sub-' mitted to the House Judiciary Committee on Issues and Answers, 1 p.m. Channel 7 James D.

St. Clair, special council to the President, will Meet the 3:30 p.m. Channel 4 California Angel pitchers Bill Singer and Nolan Ryan, along with other celebrities from the sports world, demonstrate stretch exercises on Medix, 4 p.m. Channel 2 KNBC's Sunday Show (4:30 p.m. Channel 4) comes from KCET Channel 28, covering the station's auction activities.

Guests include author Studs Terkel and psychic Uri Gheller KCOP-Channel 13 will simulcast one hour of KCET's Auction 74 at 9:30 p.m. The Time Being (10:30. Channel 4) will present features on the breeding of Japanese coy (carp), teaching deaf children, a look at the Hare Krishna movement and profile of the Los Angeles Kings goalie Rogatien Vachon. JAMES BROWN FM Highlights Today's Hi(hlilits 7:00 a.m. KCSN-Valley Morning 1:00 KUSC Jazz From Southern California 3:00 KUSC Opera Showcase 400 KFAC "Mablerthon" 4-30KPFK Inside L.A.

All the World Is a Stage 6:00 KFAC Opera in Stereo: Mous-sorgsky, "The Fair at Soroch- insr MOKPFK-Zymurgy 8.00 KSRF Ebbtide: ring Music Romantic Eve tj- The prerace proceedings will be described by a man-" attire is as colorful as his commentary, Heywood "-Hale Broun. Win Elliot hosts and Ray Haight calls the i Trace on CBS radio (KNX) at 2:15 p.m. -'The reason Rick Barry seems to be in talkative gear right from the start on the NBA play-off telecasts (the next being Sunday's Bucks-Celtics game in 11:30 a.m, Channel 2) is because he "warns up" oh a tennis court. Barry, who succeeded Elgin Baylor as CBS. analyst, teams up with Pat Summerall for a few sets be-, fore the telecasts.

"We made arrangements at a couple of indoor places in Milwaukee and just outside of Boston to work out," said the NBA superstar on the phone from his Alamo home' hvthe Berkeley Hills. "It's really fun and I feel better when I'm active. It gets me up for the telecast; your body is going, whereas if you sit around all day waiting for gametime you tend to get lax." Barry and Summerall seemed to hit it off when they first met Pat is low-key and Rick is excitable and out-spokea They compliment each other on TV. felt very "badly about being the one to replace. Baylor.

He asked Rod Hundley to express to Baylor in no way did he want the great ex-Laker to feel Barry was trying to "undermine him" and that he'd feel terri-Jble if Baylor felt any animosity toward him. 'Barry got the word CBS was interested in him through -Warrior owner Franklin Mieuli. The network also was -interested in Jerry West It depended on whether the 'i Warriors or Lakers made the play-offs. When the Lak-eYs made it, CBS sought out Mieuli for an OK to approach Barry. first thing I did was discuss it with my said Barry, a father of four boys, "because she's the one r-who had to make up her mind if she wanted to have me away from home again for several weeks." Barry came into his analyst role with good credentials.

I He's: had an interest in broadcasting since his days at ''Miami University. As he says, to some athletes. coming into TV it might be a spur-of-the-moment opportunity i they take advantage of, but not him. He's since done sports reporting on NBC radio in San Francisco and' Oakland. He also worked college basketball on TV in the Bay Area the year he sat out the game when he jumped leagues.

'When Barry played in New York two years with the. ABA he did weekend sports commentary for ABC and also filled in for Frank Gifford. Barry admits in his new TV posture he gets a fresh perspective on the plight of NBA referees, those fellows in striped shirts with whom he's had a few minor alter--, cations. "I sympathize with the officials they may not believe "'it-J-but I do because I think they have one of the two most 'difficult jobs in professional sports (the other is being a coach)," comments Barry. "Every time they blow a whistle somebody is mad at them." During the current series, Barry has spoken, to a ref: call, I've said during a time-out when they walk by.

I haven't told them yet that they blew one, because I figure if you're going to say anything it might as well be 3 St compliment They'll remember any derogatory re-3 marks you make." Barry and Hundley get along great, too. "Even though he at first gave me a couple of full Curt Gowdys," laughed Barry. "That's the Hot Rod's explanation for doing a lot of talking and upstaging on camera while I just stand there." 'i ROUNDUP: Baseball today is American League lion, Chicago vs. Milwaukee with Joe Garagiola spelling ''Curt Gowdy again, 11 a.m. (4) The Byron Nelson 'Golf Classic from Dallas screens at 12:30 p.m.

(7) Spring Sports from the Coliseum features USC-UCLA in track and field, 2 p.m. (5) CBS Golf Championships pairings: Johnny Miller, Forrest Fezler, Chi Chi Rodrig- 4 p.m. (2) World of Sports covers the 300 and some driving at Cypress Gar- dens; 5 p.m. (7) New York and the fabulous meet Utah in the second round of the ABA championship, 7:30 p.m. (9).

Sunday's baseball is the Dodgers vs. Philadelphia, v. 10:30 a.m. (11) Stanley Cup Hockey, New vs. Philadelphia, is at 1 p.m.

(4) Byron Nelson Golf fi- rials at 1:30 p.m. (7), and CBS Sports Spectacular covers itIS. National Boxing tournament from Denver, 2 vj.m.'(2). Rick Barry PUBLIC AFFAIRS-INFORMATION 6:30 a.m.-Farm Report, KMPC 8:15 i.ra.-News of L.A., KABC 12:25 Woman, KNX 3:25 p.m.-Your Earth, KNX CONVERSATION 9-1 p.m. Michael Jackson, KABC 1-3 Blackwell, KABC 3-7 KABC 7 p.m.

Elliot Mintz, KABC 9-11 p.m.-Peter Laufer, KABC 11 p.m.-5 a.m.-Ray Briem, KABC Midniglit-S i McCoy, KFI SPORTS COMMENTARY 1:10 i.m.-Dave Niehaus, KMPC 4:35 i.m.-Tom Harmon, KABC 4:50 On Wheels, KNX 5:30 p.m.-Stan Brown, KGIL Hessler, KNX 6:40 pm. Spotlight, KNX SPORTS TODAY i 2:25 pjL-Kentueky Derby, KNX 4:30 p.m.-Dodgers vs. Philadelphia, KNBC, XEGM 5.15 p.m. Hollywood Park, KIEV 7 p.ro.-Angels vi Baltimore, KMPC I NBC will present a 60-minute news special, "The Nixon Transcripts," Sunday at 11:30 p.m. on Channel 4.

The program, anchored by John Chancellor, Carl Stern and Ray Scherer, will focus on what the White House documents contain and the material's rejationship to the House Judiciary Committee's impeachment investigation of President Nixon. Sunday's edition of CBS' 60 Minutes (6 p.m. Channel 2) traces the history of the Anglo-French Concorde SST, a $2.5 billion project conceived as the answer to international air travel but currently embroiled in major difficulties. Also, Mike "Wallace will profile impressionist-political satirist David Frye. Other weekend highlights: TODAY "Gosha, the Circus Bear," a Russian film about a circus bear who becomes lost in the woods, airs on Children's Film Festival, 1 p.m.

Channel 2 Former Governor Michigan George Romney and his wife, Lenorei visit the Woodrow "Wilson Fellowship Foundation on Brainworks, 2 p.m. Channel 4 Host George Takei examines Vietnam today one year after the peace treaty on Expression: 2:30 p.m. Channel 4 Mexican puppeteer Rene Zendejas will appear with one of his marionettes on Bienvenidos, 3 p.m. Actor Richard Round-tree, star of "Shaft" in mo-' tion pictures and television, guests on Just Natural, 3:30 p.m. Channel 2 Secretary of Transportation Claude Brinegar discusses plans for rapid transit with host Bill Banow-sky on Inquiry, 5 p.m.

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