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THE SOAPS SATURDAY TV LOG Sat, Mar. 12, 1977 Part II And the Heartbeat Goes On. KA8C KALI KBRT KDAY KEZY KFAC KFI KFOX KFWB KGER KGFJ AM 790 KGIL 1260 1430 KGOE 850 740 KGRB 900 1580 KHJ 930 1 190 KIEV 870 1330 KIIS 11SO 640 KKAR 1220 1280 KLAC 570 980 KMPC 710 1390 KNX 1070 1230 KPOL 1540 FM KPPC KREL KRLA KTNO KTYM KWIZ KWKW KWOW XEGM XPRS XTRA 1240 1370 1110 1020 1460 1480 1300 1600 950 1090 690 Continued from Second Page S) 83 Dog and Cat Billy Graham Religion IjftEclAL I Michigan Crusade. News Simpson, Attebery Q) Onihei Kanka Cho 5 Behind the Fence SD SD Movie Drama (1938) "Pygmalion." SD PTL Club Religion 63 Carmita Variety QD Let's lust Praise the Lord Great Performances Lou Gordon Discussion "The Charge of the Light Brigade." (2 hr.) 63 Movie Spanish Language Movie 12:00 Movie Adventure (1966) "Viva Maria." 63 Monty Python's Flying Circus QD Demos Gloria a Dios 1:00 Kirshner's Rock Concert Thriller Mystery (0 Movie Drama (1957) "Smiley." (2 News (Repeat of 11 p.m.) 09 Movie-Mystery (1961) "Little Shop of Horrors." 63 The Picnic-Comedy 2:00 TV Movie Drama (1969) "The Takeover." Movie-Drama (1971) "Mr. Kingstreet's War." QD Pleasure at Her Majesty's 3:00 (D Movie-Mystery (1944) "Dead Men Walk." KAPX 107.9 KBCA 105.1 KBIG 104.3 KBOB 98.3 KCRW 89.9 KCSN 88.5 KDUO 97.5 KEZY 95.9 KFAC 92.3 KFSG 96.3 KGBS 97.1 KGIL 94.3 KHOF 99.5 KIOQ 100.3 KIIS 102.7 KJLH 102.3 KJOI 98.7 KKOP 93.5 KLON 88.1 KLOS 95.5 KLVE 107.5 KMAX 107.1 KMET 94.7 KNAC 105.5 KNJO 92.7 KNOB 97.9 KNX 93.1 KCOM 103.1 KORJ 94.3 KOST 103.5 KPCS KPFK KPOL KOLH KROQ KRTH KSAK KSPC KSUL KSRF KUSC KUTE KWIZ KWST KXLU KYMX 69.3 90.7 93.9 95.1 106.7 101.1 90.1 68.7 90.1 103.1 91.5 101.9 96.7 105.9 88.9 106.3 11:00 News Dunn, Childs GD News; Movie News Tritia Toyota Love American Style New Andy Williams Show News Larry Carroll (D News-Gleeson, Tartaglia Movie-Mystery (1970) "Count Yorga (H) News Harrison, Griffith Q) King of Kensington QD Movie Sci-Fic (1967) "War of the Planets." 63 Noticiero News-Gail Dinkel QD Let's lust Praise the Lord 11:15 ABC Weekend News 11:30 Movie-Western (1968) I'fi' "Five Card Stud." (TJ Saturday Night Cissy Spacek hosts.

Movie Movie-Drama (1953) "Stalag 17." GD Movie-Mystery (1972) 0) Movie-Adventure (1936) ROOSEVELT ID CHURCHILL MEETATSEfl August io, 1941. One of the events in "The White House Years." "Eleanor and Franklin: The White House Years." Sunday, March 13 8 PM on KABC, Ch.7 Brought to you by IBM LOVE OF LIFE: After believing that Tom was interested in someone else, Arlene allowed herself to be wined and seduced by Ian. Andrew told Ben that someone has offered information concerning Jim's death. Cal grew wary of Michael. Rick denied Cal's insinuation that he doesn't want any other man to win Meg.

LOVERS AND FRIENDS: While Megan and Desmond went off on a secret weekend, Edith and Richard accused Rhett, then Jason, of running off with their daughter. When Megan returned, Edith was appalled that the couple couldn't wait until after the wedding, but Megan admitted to Laurie that it was a platonic weekend. MARY HARTMAN: Lila forced Merle to cancel an autopsy of Chief Quinlin, who keeled over after eating a piece of poisoned pie intended for Merle. Loretta's attempts to steer Mac away from Charlie and toward Lila were stymied when Lila fell for Texas, who planted a bomb at the plant George discovered Martha's kleptomania while she worked as a bartender at the Capri Lounge. ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Dorian received a tip about Kevin's whereabouts but kept her mouth shut until she could use it to her advantage.

Matt forced Dorian to talk Joe into rehiring him, but it was no go. Larry and Karen argued about her extravagant wedding plans. RYAN'S HOPE: Seneca delivered Jill's premature baby in her beach house. She insisted on rushing the infant to the hospital and later started hemorrhaging. Dee's attempted suicide convinced Pat he must stick by Dee's side, and he refused Roger's offer to take care of Dee.

SEARCH FOR TOMORROW: Bob operated on Cindy via Greg's instructions. John was found guilty of murder in the first degree. Kathy planned an appeal, and Jennifer went off the deep end. Eric decided to stay with Phillips. THE YOUNG AND RESTLESS: Kay was miffed that Joann enjoyed Jack's sexual favors.

But all was forgiven when Joann resolved not to weaken again and the girls planned a trip to Hawaii. The charges against Snapper were dropped but the hospital board suspended him until a medical hearing is held. Peg insisted she can't sleep in the same bed as Jack. Channel 52 to Begin On -air Equipment Test KBSC Channel 52, which will begin over-the-air pay TV programming April 1, will start on-air testing of new equipment next week. For two weeks starting Monday, the station will be broadcasting a scrambled picture nightly at 8 as part of the test procedure.

The current prime-time programming will thus be moved to weekend daytime hours to make way for the upcoming pay-TV fare of movies, selected Dodger and Angel games and cultural programs. Starting next weekend, the Korean programs now seen on the station at nights will air Saturdays from a.m., and the Japanese programming will be seen on Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and on Sundays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

The Lou Gordon Show will be broadcast from p.m. on March 19, 20, 26 and 27, and then will move permanently on April 2 to Saturdays and Sundays from p.m. The station has also set reruns of Run for Your Life for Saturdays and Sundays, 5-6 p.m., beginning April 2. KBSC's pay-TV operation will only be in effect during evening hours, starting at 8 p.m. on weeknights and 6 p.m.

on weekends. The pay-TV picture will be scrambled and will be viewable by subscribers who have rented a special decoding device from the station. Regular programming will continue during the daytime hours. GOLDEN GET-BWay II 10:30 a.m.. KIEV.

The Law and You, Hal Mintz' guest is Hugh Henshaw, grand jury foreman. 11 a.m., KFAC (AM and FM): Metropolitan Opera, Verdi, "La Forza Del Destino" with Leon-tyne Price, Placido Domingo. 2-3 p.m., KUSC-FM: Art of the Keyboard, music by Bach played by pianists George Malcolm and Simon Preston. 4 p.m., KLON-FM: Big Band Scene, features Ray Conniff. 5:30 p.m., KCRW-FM: Feminine Perspective, guest is Virginia Carter, vice-president of Tandem Productions.

6 p.m., KXLU-FM: Del Rey Concert, music by Berlioz, Saint-Saens, Haydn, Dvorak, Tchaikovsky. 7 p.m., KPFK-FM: "The Christo Kid" interview with the controversial artist, Christo. 7:06 p.m., KNX: General Mills Radio Adventure Theater, "Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp" stars Roger Baron in Arabian Nights tale. 8 p.m., KFAC (AM and FM): Opera in Stereo, Strauss, "Die Fledermaus." 8- 9:30 p.m., KUSC-FM: KUSC Theater, "The Lady's Not For Burning" Christopher Fry play stars John Gielgud, Pamela Brown. 9 p.m.

-Midnight, KFI: Police Chief Ed Davis guest hosts for Hilly Rose. 9- 10 p.m., KNX: CBS Radio Mystery Theater, "Now You See Them, Now You Don't" stars Robert Dryden in story set in the future. 11 p.m.-l a.m., KGIL: Chuck Cecil's Swingin' Years, Big Band year 1946. SFOSTS TOUT Urn-Baseball, USC vs. Cal.

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Shar-lene canceled her sessions with Gavin because of his friendship with Liz, but agreed to try again with Russ. Olive convinced John that they should get joint divorces in Haiti, where they can marry each other. Mac assured Gwen he believed she didn't steal Evan's sketch. Ada resolved to accept Gil's death. AS THE WORLD TURNS: David and Ellen learned of Dee's plan to get Annie and Beau together by pretending she's found a new boyfriend.

John pretended to be properly shocked at Andy's kidnapping. Kevin comforted Susan after Jim asked for her resignation. Kim prayed for her baby's safety, but didn't blame Carol. Bob admitted to Valerie he's willing to take another chance with her. DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Brooke spilled the beans to Bob about Mike and Linda.

Mike blew up at Mickey for using Linda to convince Mike to admit he's covering for Trish. Helen refused to attend Julie's bridal shower for Val. Neil could only think of Amanda when Phyllis was in a love mood. Don asked Julie to return to work in his office. THE DOCTORS: Jason learned that a photographer had been tipped off by Paul that something was going to happen at the hospital and that's when Joanie died.

Luke told Eleanor that he'd never think of her as an older woman and that Barney suffered a mild heart attack after Luke told him the truth about Joanie's death. Maggie and Kyle grew closer on a business trip to New York. Steve's divorce became final. THE EDGE OF NIGHT: Adam and Luke caught Darcy before he could kill Nicole. Darcy has tried to smother Abby, who later confessed she'd been one of Darcy's contacts.

Adam decided to defend her after she pleaded that she had no intention of harming Nicole. On the eve of Saxon's trial, Draper suspected hanky-panky between Raven and Ansel. Kevin told Geraldine to stop trying to match him with Raven. GENERAL HOSPITAL: Mary Ellen caught Mark and Terri in an embrace, then bribed her chauffeur to tamper with the brakes on Terri's car. Everyone thought Heather took an overdose of sleeping pills but she had faked it with vitamins to get sympathy from Jeff.

She also plotted to get money from the Taylors, who offered to raise her baby. Monica learned of Rick's marriage proposal to Lesley. GUIDING LIGHT: Rita testified she'd been with a friend at the time of Cyrus's death, but refused to reveal his identity. Anne grew suspicious of Jacqueline's attentions to Hope and Mike. Mike scored a point when Rita confessed that all of Cyrus's inheritance was used to pay Viola's medical bills.

Barbara was miffed that Adam believed in Rita's innocence. Hearing Set on Lawsuit by NATAS N.Y. Chapter Los Angeles Superior Court Commissioner Clinton Rod-da has scheduled a hearing March 22 on a suit filed this week by the National Academy of Television Arts Sciences to prevent the Hollywood Chapter from using the Emmy name or statuettes. The suit is the latest legal round in a continuing power struggle between the Hollywood Chapter, formed in 1946, and the National Academy, created after a New York Chapter was set up in 1956. A suit filed last May 18 by the Hollywood Chapter to abolish the national organization and return the Emmy to the local chapter where it began is still pending here.

Accounting of All Assets On Feb. 26, trustees of the National Academy voted to revoke the charter of the Hollywood Chapter by a 20-1 vote, a move the Hollywood group considers illegal. The new lawsuit seeks to prevent Hollywood Chapter members from using the Academy or chapter name as well as the Emmy name, from using offices and equipment occupied by the Hollywood Chapter, and an accounting of all assets. "You are asking us to leave our offices and give you our property," Hollywood Chapter attorney Richard Floum accused Academy lawyers Edmund Schaffer and John Pe-trasich in a brief hearing Thursday in Rodda's chambers. Rodda refused to grant a temporary restraining order sought by the Academy, which would have blocked Hollywood Chapter's use of facilities and assets until the March 22 hearing.

Both Say They Are Right "You are both spitting at each other in the same way," the commissioner said at the formal session. "One side says they are in the right; the other side says they are in the right." "Your complaint (lawsuit) is largely conclusionary," he told the Academy lawyers. "Sort out the conclusions and you don't have too much hard evidence here." The suit is not against the Hollywood Chapter itself, but individual leaders who have resigned from the National Academy Larry Stewart, Joseph Sands and Winter D. Horton Jr. Floum told Rodda he saw "no reasonable likelihood" the National Academy can prove the Hollywood Chapter was revoked legally when the civil case eventually comes to trial.

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