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The Pioneer, Bemidji, Minnesota Saturday, October 18,1975 TV PREVIEW Monday Evening Sunday October 19 KDAL-CBS-3 11:30 The NFL Today Chicago Bears at Pittsburg 2:30 The NFL Today Detroit Lions vs. Minnesota Vikings 6:00 Three for the Road 6:57 Bicentennial Minutes 7:00 A Home of our Own 9:00 Bronk 10:00 Late Scene-3 News 10:30 CBS Sunday News with Dan Rather 10:45 Wally Pease-Outdoors 11:15 Movie, "The Deadly Affair" KXJB-CBS-4 7:30 Dwayne Friend 8:00 Rex Humbard 9:00 Lamp Unto My Feet 9:30 Hour of Power 10:30 Face the Nation 11:00 Adelson Pre-Game 11:30 NFL Today 12:00 NFL 2:30 Detroit vs Minnesota 6:00 Three for the Road 7:00 A Home of our Own 9:00 Bronk 10:00 Eyewitness News 10:15 CBS Weekend News 10:30 Virginian CBWT-CBC-5 9:30 Sesame Street 10:30 Meeting Place 11:30 Pre-Game Show 11:45 World Series No. 7 2:30 Suortsweek 3:15 A Way Out 3:30 TEA 4:00 Country Canada 4:30 Hymn Sing 5:00 Black Beauty 5:30 Musical World 6:00 World of Disney 7:00 The Beachcombers 7:30 Irish Rovers 8:00 The Waltons 9:00 Side Street 10:00 Market Place 10:30 Ombuusman 11:00 The National 11:44 Cinema 6, "Savage Innocents" KBJR-NBC-6 7:15 Sacred Heart Insight 8:00 Rex Humbard 9:00 Jerry Falwell 10:00 Not-e Dame Football 11:00 Day of Discovery 11:30 Baseball 6:00 World of Disney 7:00 The Family Holvak 8:00 Me Cloud 10:00 Newscenter Six 10:30 Movies People Like WDAY-NBC-8 7:00 Gerald Derstine 8:00 Religious Town Hall 8:30 Oral Roberts 9:00 Challenge of Truth 9:30 Day of Discovery 10:00 Rex Humbard 11:00 Messiah Lutheran 12:00 TEA 6:00 World of Disney 7:00 Family Holvak 8:00 Movie 10:00 News 10:30 McHales Navy Bilko 11:30 Jack Benny Show KTHI-ABC-11 7:30 Hour of Hope 8:00 Jerry Falwell 9:00 Voice of the Church 9:30 Herald of Truth 10:00 These Are the Days 10:30 Make a Wish 11:00 Notre Dame Football 12:00 Directions 12:30 Issues and Answers 1:00 At Issue 1:30 Animal World 2:00 Sunday Best Movie: "Law of the Lawless" 3:30 Celebrity Tennis 4:00 Nashville on the Road 4:30 Award Theatre: "Five Desperate Women" 6:00 Swiss Family Robinson 7:00 Six Million Dollar Man 8:00 Sunday Night Movie, "They Shoot Don't They?" 10:30 Action News 10:45 ABC Weekend News 11:00 Francis Peterson Movie, "Railway Children" KNMT-NBC-12 7:00 Ag. Extention Service 7:30 Old Time Gospel Hour 8:30 Revival Fires 9:00 Challenge of Truth 9:30 Messiah Lutheran Hour 10:30 Day of Discovery 11:00 Catholic Hour- Live Telecast of the Mass 11:30 Viking Report Show 12:00 NFL Pro-Football Teams to be Announced 3:00 NBC World Series of Baseball-Game Seven (Tent.) 6:00 Wonderful World of Disney, "Seems There Was This Moose" 7:00 The Famiily Holvak, "Willing Heart" New Update 8:00 Sunday Mystery Movie, McCloud, "Showdown at Times Square" The Latest News, Weather and Sports 10:30 Commentary 10:35 Meet the Press 11:05 American Ski Scene 11:35 Movie, "Boy On Dolphin" 1:40 News Final 1:50 Sign Off WIRT-ABC-13 7:30 Hour of Hope 8:00 Mass for Shut-ins 8:30 With This Ring 8:45 David and Goliath 9:00 Jimmy Swaggart 9:30 Devlin 10:00 These are the Days 10:30 Make a Wish 11:00 All Star Wrestling 12:00 Indian Viewpoint 12:30 Issues and Aniwen 1:00 Movie, "The Lion" 2:45 Movie, W.C. Fields 3:30 Dealers Choice 4:00 Good News 4:30 The Patterson Show 5:00 Snomobile Corner 5:30 Good Ole Nashville Music 6:00 Swiss Family Robinson 7:00 Six Million Dollar Man 8:00 Movie, "They Shoot Horses, Don't They" 10:15 News 10:45 Sportsman's Notebook 11:15 Movie, "The King of Denmark" KDAL-CBS-3 6:30 The Lonely Road 7:00 Rhoda 7:30 Phyllis 8:00 The Lucy Show 8:30 Maude 9:00 Medical Center 10:00 News 10:30 Pan American Games 10:40 Movie, "What's a Nice Girl Like KXJB-CBS-4 6:30 Pop! Goes the Country 7:00 Rhoda 7:30 Phyllis 8:00 All in the Family 8:30 Maude 9:00 Medical Center 10:00 Eyewitness News 10:30 Pan American Games 10:40 Movie, "What's-a Nice Girl Like You" CBWT-CBC-5 6:00 Reach for the Top 6:30 24 Hours 7:30 Points West October 20 CBWT CBC 5 8:00 You're a Sport, Charlie Brown Front Page Challenge 9:00 All in the Family 9:30 Chico the Man 10:00 News Magazine 10:30 People of Our Time 11:00 The National 11:56 Cinema 6, "Talk of the Town" KBJR-NBC4 7:00 The Invisible Man 8:00 Movie, "The UFO Incident" 10:00 Newscenter Six 10:30 The Tonight Show 12:00 Tomorrow KXJB-NBC-8 6:30 Wild Kingdom 7:00 The Invisible Man 8:00 Movie, "The UFO Incident" 10:00 News 10:30 Tonight Show 12:00 Tomorrow KTHI-ABC-11 6:00 The FBI 7:00 Barbary Coast 8:00 Football, New York- Buffalo 10:45 Action News 11:15 Dragnet KNMT-NBC-12 6:30 Sanford Son 7:00 The Invisible Man 8:00 Movie, "The UFO Incident 10:00 Mews 10:30 Tonight Show 12:00 Tomorrow Show WIRT -ABC-13 4:00 Movie, "The Girl Next Door" 5:30 News 6:00 News 6:30 Chmielewski runtime 7:00 Barbary Coast 8:00 Football 10:45 News 11:15 Unofficial Bachelor of the Year Awards ACCIDENT POSTPONES LED ZEPPELIN TOUR NEW YORK (AP) Thel two-month tour of Led Zeppelin! in the United States has postponed because of an August! auto accident on the island of Rhodes in which the! group's lead singer, Robert! Plant, and members of his fam- ily were injured.

A member of the London staff of Swan Song, Led Zeppelin's record company, flew to Rhodes in a chartered jet equipped with stretchers, blood plasma and two British doctors. Plant's injuries are multiple fractures of the ankle and elbow. His wife, Maureen, had concussions and a leg broken in several places, four fractures of the pelvis and facial lacerations. Plant's son, Karac, 4, has a broken leg and cuts and bruises. His daughter, Carmen, 7, has a broken wrist and cuts and bruises.

An October tour of the Far East also has been postponed. University without campus embarking on new course EDMONTON, Canada (AP) Tim Byrne spends much of his time feeling his way as president of Alberta's Athabasca University an institution without a campus. The 68-year-old former provincial deputy minister of education heads a two-year-old open university which aims at providing higher education to people in their own homes. While all the mechanical problems of preparing print, audio and visual course material are far from solved, Athabasca has reached the point where it must now solve some of its students' problems. Byrne said he is more worried about finding ways to give the students the necessary self- discipline to complete courses than anything else, and the university's staff of about 35 during the next few months will devote much of its energy to monitoring progress and seeking ways of motivating people.

"We know that we have to, in some way, find a new set of circumstances that provide ex- ternal pressures for internal achievement," he said in an interview. The university has been forced to feel its way, he said. Its existence depends on being innovative and developing new ways of teaching effectively. Cue suggestion involves getting students to sign a contract when they start a course which will give the university's tutors, who do much of their work by telephone, the right to remind students of the goals they are supposed to meet. In effect, ABCnowrated number! NEW YORK (AP) ABC, enjoying its best season in years, finished No.

1 in the weekly ratings averages for the first time since January, according to the latest A.C. Nielsen rat ngs. Nielsen figures released Tuesday for the week ending Oct. 12 estimated that ABC's prime-time viffwing audience was 13 million homes each night, compared with 12.5 million for NBC and about 12 million for CBS. Also, seven of its shows were in the top 20.

CBS traditionally has been the front-runner in weekly averages for the last 20 years and ABC has been a consistent third-place finisher. Over-all, for the first five weeks of the season, CBS is the front-runner, according to Nielsen's estimated average audience levels. CBS' "All in the Family" was the top-ranked show last week. The 19 other most popular shows were "Sanford and Son" (NBC); "Phyllis" and "Maude" (both CBS); "Six Million Dollar Man" (ABC); "Rhoda" (CBS); "Marcus Welby," "The Rookies," "Streets of San Francisco," "On the Rocks" and "Barney Miller" (all ABC); "Chico and the Man," last week's baseball playoffs Tuesday night, and "Little House on the Prairie" (all NBC); "Good Times" (CBS); "Starsky and Hutch" (ABC); "Mary Tyler Moore," "The Jeffersons" and "Medical Center" (all CBS), and the "NBC Sunday Mystery they will agree to be monitored. The university had hoped to be completely free, with students starting and finishing courses whenever they wished, but it now appears deadlines will be necessary, he said.

Athabasca, he said, offers its 500 students courses in ecology, social science and humanities. Its long-range purpose is to develop degree courses but for now it is offering general courses that will lead students to applied training. They do it via wlial is, in affect, a correspondence course but one which is painstakingly put together, combining v.urk books, texts, audio tapes and telephone tutors. Robert Mitchum, plays private eye Philip Marlowe and Charlotte Ram P' in is seen as niysterious Mrs. Grayle in Raymond Chandler's suspense drama "Farewell, Mr.

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