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THE BOSTON GLOBE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1986 65 Ch. 56 adds INN 'Nighttime Edition' CRITIC'S CORNER join Garrison Keillor on his "Prairie Home Companion" show Saturday, airing here at 6 p.m. on WGBH-FM radio. Conductor Schuller and I he 16-mcmber ensemble are internationally known for their renditions of (he music of Scott Joplin and ol tiers of the ragtime era. The Joplin folk opera "Treemonisha" will be performed on Channel 2 on Saturday.

Feb. 1 on "American Musical Theater," the WGBH-TV series produced for the public network. 1 IV EPSIESDAY PRIME Tllttf, IMC1UPIMG CACLE 8 P-m. 8:30 p.m. 9 p.m.

9:30 p.m. 10 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 2 National Geographic Martin Luther King News Business Report Highway to Heaven Blacke's Magic St. Elsewhere 5 MacGyver Dynasty Hotel (Part 2 of 2) 7 Martin Luther King Crazy Like a Fox Equalizer 25 Movie: "Freedom Road" (Part 1 of 2) Matt Houston 38 Movie: "Take the High Ground" Odd Couple Dick Van Dyke 44 MacNeil Cont'd Campaigning on Cue Tony Brown News Odyssey SO Movie: "Endangered Species" News Carson 68 Movie: "Frankenstein's Castle of Freaks" Off Air A a World War II Benjamin Franklin Man Who Hid Anne Frank BRV Burroughs From the Heart Concert Bartok PIS Family Album Mouseterpiece Movie: "Hans Brinker or The Silver Skates" Story ESPN Roller Derby Top Rank Boxing HBO "Raiders of the Lost Ark" Cont'd Movie: "Starman" MAX Movie: "The Shining" Comedy Expmt.

MC Movie: "Razorback" Movie: "Ask Any Girl" NESN College Basketball: Hartford at Boston University i 2 Wheels Bowling SHOW Brothers Bizarre Movie: "Swing Shift" SC NBA Basketball: Denver Nuggets at Boston Celtics Cont'd Postgame Horse Racing USA College Basketball: Syracuse at Georgetown Check It Out! He and She WOR News NBA Basketball: New York Knicks at Dallas Mavericks WPiX Movie: "Ring of Passion" INN News News WTBS Movie: "The Sacketts" Movie: "Shane" 1 i. in J. KEY: A Arts and Entertainment; BRV Bravo Network: DIS Disney; ESPN EntertaimentSports Program Network; HBO Home Box Office; MAX Cinemax; MC Mo.e Channel; NESN NE Sports; SHOW Showtime; SC Sportchannel; USA USA WOR New York; WPIX New York; WTBS Atlanta. MORNING By Robert A. McLean Globe Staff WLVI-TV (Channel 56) has moved quickly to expand and refine its evening news operation as the only remaining independent station in the Boston-Worcester-Manchester, N.H., triangle by adding a live 30-minute daily telecast.

The Ch. 56 "News At Ten" will add political commentator Howie Carr to its local on-air team two nights a week and pick up the Independent News Network (INN) "Nighttime Edition," anchored by former veteran CBS newsman Morton Dean, effective Feb. 3. Boston Herald columnist Carr's report will air Monday and Wednesday, providing political commentary that could expand as state election campaigning begins to heat up. Carr was a political reportercommentator for WNEV-TV (Channel 7) for two years, 1982-84.

WLVI became the only station among seven independents serving the Boston area with a full newscast when WNDS-TV (Channel 50), of Derry, N.H., dropped its 10 p.m. weeknightly reports last week. Channel 50 president William H. Smith cited economic reasons for suspension of the 30-minute show, which premiered in September 1983, a year before the Ch. 56 "News At Ten" made its debut.

Plagued by static and somewhat soft ratings for its 10 o'clock news despite the addition this year of Boston Celtics broadcasts as a lead-in or follow-up attraction the WLVI move was, in part, designed to shore up its news operation. General manager Gerald Walsh announced that beginning Monday. Feb. 3, Ch. 56 would add the half hour of national news at 10:30, anchored by Dean.

WXNE-TV (Channel 25) had carried the INN report at 1 a.m. for the past year. Walsh stressed that adding Dean's INN national-international report will enhance the Ch. 56 coverage, increase viewer potential and adhere to the Ch. 56 promotional pitch that a 10 p.m.

report allows viewers to get their news and get to bed before 1 1 p.m. Nielsen ratings for November recorded an average of 62,000 viewers for "News at Ten," a slight decrease from the previous MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. Birthday tributes Martin Luther King Jr. will be remembered on his birthdate in two special reports tonight, "MLK: We Are The Dream" at 8 p.m. on Ch.

7, in which he is portrayed by Boston actor Al Eaton, and "Martin Luther King: The Dream and The Drum," a Ruby Dee-Ossie Davis recollection of the slain civil rights leader at 9 on Ch. 2. Nalional Geographic photographers take viewers on an underwater tour of Chesapeake Bay at 8 on Ch. 2. Muhammad Ali is among the players in "Freedom a TV novel set in the post-Civil War Reconstruction period, which begins a two-night run at 8 on Ch.

25. -ROBERT A. McLEAN She-Ra 64 5:30 3-2-1 Contact (CC) 2-36 Live on 4 4 All in the Family 5 Wheel of Fortune 7 Newlywed Game 10 Taxi 12 News 21 Sesame Street (R) Laverne 8. Shirley 50 Brady 56 Flying Nun 64 1. 1 CBS again tops ratings United Press International NEW YORK CBS won the ratings race for the second week in a row, thanks in large part to its new Sunday movie strategy.

NBC came in second, despite the one-two combination of "The Cosby Show" and "Family Ties" at the lop of the ratings list. ABC remained a poor third. The story of the CBS victory involves a change in strategy. The network had been airing regular programming on Sunday nights -I he heaviest viewing night of the week. Its lineup was very successful, unless the opposition came up with a big movie.

CBS in the meantime wanted viewers to watch "Mary," "Foley Square" and "The Equalizer" on Wednesday nights. Its solution was to switch the popular "Crazy Like a Fox" from Sunday to Wednesday nights, dropping "Trapper John, rvl.D." at least for the present, and substituting a Sunday movie. The first part of the strategy worked, and CBS won Sunday night, with its TV movie beating James Bond and "Diamonds Are Forever" on ABC and surprisingly trouncing a replay of NBC's "Fatal Vision" part 1. "Fatal Vision," a sky-high rated mini-series when it first appeared on NBC in (he fall of 1984, finished 63d on a list of 69 shows for the week. (ABC's "Spenser: for the Boston-based detective series based on Robert Parker's characters, finished 62d out of 69 shows wilh an 1 1 .4 rating and 21 share.) a1" EVENING 9:00 Hour Magazine 4 Donahue 5-10 Movie "The Barkleys of Broadway" 6 Family Feud 7 Jim Bakker 9 Mister Rogers (R) 11 Merv Griffin 12 Good Housekeeping 21 Eight Is Enough 25 Jimmy Swaggart 27 Fat Albert 38 Mighty Mouse 56 700 Club 64 New Love American Style 68 9:30 Mister Rogers (R) 2 Let's Make a Deal 7 Educational Programming 11 Here's Lucy 21 News 27 Wednesday Journal 38 Jimmy Swaggart 50 Great Space Coaster 56 Card Sharks 68 10:00 Educational Programming 2-36 Santa Barbara 4 Good Day! 5 $25,000 Pyramid 7 Partridge Family 9 Sally Jessy Raphael 10 Headline Chasers 12 Movie "Where Have All the People Gone?" 21 700 Club 25 Movie "Dawn of the 27 November.

Arbitron recorded 96,000 viewers, about the same number it recorded for "News at Ten" the previous year. The demise of the Ch. 50 nightly newscast also reduced the New I lampshire station's news staff by 20 percent, from 55 to 44 persons, according to general manager Jim Lannin. He said the station will continue its newsbreaks, brief reports that air on the half hour from 5:30 p.m. through midnight.

1.1 Gunther Schuller and the New England Ragtime Ensemble will al -3 Parking lot bandit focus of police search 8:30 Foley Square 6 Campaigning on Cue 44 9:00 ADV. 2 'Martin Luther King: The Dream the Drum' Ossie Davis Ruby Dee Martin Luther King: The. Dream and the Drum 2-11-36 Blacke's Magic 4-10 Dynasty (CC) 5-9-12 Crazy Like a Fox 6-7 21 Movie "Mr. Jerico" (1969) 27 Rockford Files 50 9:30 Tony Brown's Journal 44 10:00 News 2-21-44-50-56 St. Elsewhere 4-10 Hotel (Part 2 of 2) Equalizer 6-7 Faces in a Famine (CC).

11-36 Matt Houston 25 Odd Couple 38 INN News 64 10:30 Business Report 2 Sally Jessy Raphael 21 Dick Van Dyke 38 Odyssey 44 Hogan's Heroes 50 Carson's Comedy Classics56 Bob Newhart 64 11:00 ADV. 2 AIDS: Profile of an Epidemic wf Ed Asner AIDS: Profile of an Epidemic 2 News 4-5-6-7-9-10-12 Great Chefs 11 Comedy Tonight 21-25 One Step Beyond 27 MASH 38 Untouchables 50 Bizarre 56 Twilight Zone 64 11:30 Carson 4-10 ABC News Nightline 5-9 T.J. Hooker (R) 6 Entertainment Tonight 7 MASH 12 Best of Jackie Gleason 21 CBN Telethon 25 Movie "Angela" 27 Hogan's Heroes 38 Benny Hill 56 Wild West 64 12:00 Sally Jessy Raphael 5 T.J. Hooker (R) 7 Eye on Hollywood (R) 9 ABC News Nightline 12 Comedy Break (R) 38 News 50-56 12:30 Letterman 4-10 Divorce Court 5 News 9 Trapper John 12 Maude 38 Bizarre 64 12:40 Movie "I'm Going to Be Famous" 6 1:00 News 5 Police Woman 9 Break the Bank 38 Comedy Tonight 64 1:10 Movie "Deadline" 7 1:30 News 4-10 Movie "Queen Christina" (1933) 5 2:00 Evening Magazine 4 CBS News Nightwatch 6 2:30 Movie "The Golden Voyage of Sinbad" 4 News 7 3:00 CBS News Nightwatch 7 Movie "Angela" 27 Andy Griffith 38 Petticoat Junction 50 Bewitched 56 What's Hot! 64 Another World 68 1:30 Love Connection 4 As the World Turns 6-7 Sergeant Bilko 38 Family Affair 50 Casper 56 I Love Lucy 64 2:00 Days of Our Lives 4 One Life to Live 5-9-12 Another World 10 Medical Center 21 Gilligan's Island 25 Tranzor 38 Gomer Pyle 50 Flintstones 56 Jetsons 64 On Books 68 2:30 Joy of Painting 2 Capitol 6-7 Word Power 11 Superfriends 25 Voltron 38 My Three Sons 50 Tom and Jerry 56 Wheeled Warriors 64 Movie "Man of the West" 68 3:00 French Chef 2 Wheel of Fortune 4 General Hospital 5-9-12 Guiding Light 6-7 Santa Barbara 10 Word Power 11 Charlie's Angels 21 Popeye 25 Heathcliff 27 Wheeled Warriors 38 He-Man 50-64 Inspector Gadget 56 3:30 Wild World of Animals 2 $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime 4 Secret City 11 Robotech 25 World of Super Adventures 27 GoBots 38 She-Ra 50 G.I. Joe 56 ThunderCats (CC) 64 4:00 Sesame Street (R) (CC) 2-36 Hawaii Five-0 4 Dynasty 5 Movie "Duel" 6 Jeopardy 7 Knots Landing 9 Hour Magazine 10 3-2-1 Contact (CC) 11 WKRP in 12 Gilligan's Island 21 Jetsons 25 Dennis the Menace 27 He-Man 38 GoBots 50 Transformers 56-64 Press Your Luck 68 4:30 Match Game 7 Mister Rogers (R) 11 Barney Miller 12 Merv Griffin 21 Jetsons 25 Father Knows Best 27 She-Ra 38 Bewitched 50 ThunderCats (CC) 56 G.I.Joe 64 Movie "Johnny Cool" ...68 5:00 Mister Rogers (R) 2-36 People's Court 4 Too Close for Comfort 5 NewlywedGame 7 Hart to Hart 9 Catch Phrase 10 Sesame Street (R) MASH 12.

Little House 25-27 Quincy 38 Computer 44 Happy Days Again 50 Brady Bunch 56 is not believed to have injured anyone. Evans said there have been seven or eight parking lot holdups in the Back Bay area in the last few weeks, and the same bandit is believed behind many of them. "They haven't been big scores, he's only grabbing about $20 or so with each robbery, but we're very concerned and we are doing everything we can to apprehend him" said Evans. KEVIN CULLEN Exactly five hours later, after police had combed the immediate area, a man fitting the bandit's description returned to the same parking lot and robbed a different attendant. About 15 minutes after the 4:10 p.m.

robbery, another parking lot at Blagden and Exeter streets, near the Boston Public Library, was robbed, possibly by the same man, police said. The suspect, who has frequently shown a knife during robberies, A bandit who has confounded Boston police for several weeks and is suspected of robbing attendants at the same Newbury Street parking lot twice within five hours Monday has emerged as the most wanted man by police in the city's Back Bay district. Police have increased patrols and surveillance in an effort to catch him. "We'll get him," said a confident but somewhat frustrated Boston Police Deputy Superintendent Paul Evans, commander of Area which covers the Back Bay. The robber pulled off what police consider his most brazen acts Monday, beginning at 4:10 p.m..

when he robbed a parking lot at 425 Newbury St. 6:00 MacNeil Lehrer New-shour 2-11 News 4-5-6-7-9-10-12 Perfect Match 21 Diff'rent Strokes 25 People's Court 27 Hart to Hart 38 Taxi 50 Three's Company 56 Beverly Hillbillies 64 I Dream of Jeannie 68 6:30 CBS News 6 ABC News (CC) 9-12 NBC News 10 Barney Miller 21 Gimme a Break! 25 Love Connection 27 Business Report 44 WKRP in Cincinnati 50 Laverne Shirley 56 Andy Griffith 64 Flying Nun 68 7:00 Doctor Who 2 NBC News 4 ABC News (CC) 5 People's Court 6 CBS News 7 Tic Tac Dough 9 P.M. Magazine 10 Business Report 11-36 Wheel of Fortune 12 Donahue 21 Diff'rent Strokes 25 Movie "Rodeo Girl" 27 MASH 38 American Interests 44 All in the Family 50 Benson 56 Hawaii Five-0 64 Medical Center 68 7:30 Wild World of Animals 2 Evening Magazine ...4 Chronicle 5 Love Connection 6 Entertainment Tonight. 7-10 Benson 9 Never Too Old 11 Jeopardy 12 WKRP in Cincinnati 25 Barney Miller 38 MacNeil Lehrer 44 TV 50 Bingo 50 Taxi 56 8:00 ADV. 2 Nat'l Geo Special! 'Chesapeake Borne' The wonders of Chesapeake Bay National Geographic (CC) 2-11-36 Highway to Heaven (CC)4-10 AOV 5 MACGYVER! NEW DAY! Explosive action with TV's smartest hero! MacGyver (CC) 5-9-12 Mary 6 ADV.

7 A Special Tribute Are The Dream Martin Luther King: We are the Dream 7 Dynasty 21 Movie "Freedom Road" (Part 1 of 2) 25 Movie "Take the High Ground" 38 The Boy King 50 Movie "Endangered Species" 56 Movie "Midas Run" 64 Movie "Frankenstein's Castle of Freaks" 68 Movie "The Smugglers" 38 Richard Roberts 50-64 New England Today 56 Hot Streak 68 10:30 'r. Morning Live 7 Flying Nun 9-68 Sale of the Century 10 Break the Bank 12 11:00 Sale of the Century 4 Divorce Court 5 Price Is Right 6-7 Hot Streak 9 Wheel of Fortune 10 New Love American Style 12 Odd Couple 50 INDAY News 56 Dick Van Dyke 64 Medical Center 68 11:30 Scrabble 4-10 Ryan's Hope 5-12 New Love American Catholic Mass 25 Rhoda 50 All About Us 56 INDAY News 64 AFTERNOON 12:00 Sesame Street (R) (CC) 2-11 News 4-5-7-10-12 Divorce Court 6 Ryan's Hope 9 20 Minute Workout 21 Leave It to Beaver 25 Dynasty 27 Dick Van Dyke 38 Mary Tyler Moore 50 It's a Great Life 56 All About Us 64 Super Password 68 12:30 People are Talking 4 Loving 5-9-12 Young and the Restless. 6-7 Search for Tomorrow 10-68 News 21 McHale's Navy 25 Beverly Hillbillies 38 I Love Lucy 50 What's Hot! 56 It's a Great Life 64 1:00 Educational Programming 2-11 All My Children 5-9-12 Days of Our Lives 10 Fantasy Island 21 CHiPs 25 i ofP 1 1 j'i ktritl 'CVxi I rT" i Revere policeman is cleared of charge A judge has dismissed the indictment against one of the Revere police officers accused of looting a CVS pharmacy last Feb. a defense attorney said yesterday. Daniel Sweeney, one of four Revere officers indicted on a charge of larceny over $100, now will seek to be reinstated onto the police force, said attorney Robert George.

George said he had been informed of Judge Robert Mulkern's decision by a Suffolk Superior Court clerk, but had not seen the ruling. "Justice has been done, because Dan Sweeney is an innocent man and a good police officer," said George. Sweeney was indicted last June on the larceny charge, along with Peter DiStasio, Wayne Anderson and Carl Moschella. Indicted on a perjury charge were Robert Silva and Austin Boyington. All six were suspended from their jobs without pay.

Authorities alleged the officers responded to a Feb. 1 break-in at the Northgate shopping center store and then some of them looted it, putting merchandise into the trunk of a police cruiser. Store officials reported about $2,700 in merchandise missing. George said the judge acted on a motion to dismiss the charge because of insufficient evidence. editorial feature focusing upon current national issues.

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