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t- 192 0.xamttirr--Pagt 27 DwighlNctvton A Detective Of the '30s i -SanfordandSon: "TV or Not TV" (REPEAT). Lamont is upset. Pop is struck down by amnesia. Lamont has purchased a sports car, Should he have bought Pop a color TV set? (30 minutes.) 8:30 7-The Partridge Family! "Where Do Mermaids Go?" Meredith Baxter plays a wondering young girl befriended by the Partridges. Whon she departs the leaves them a check for $1 million.

And it is good! (Miss Baxter stars as Bridget in the forthcoming "Bridget Loves Bernie" series.) Friday Night Movies: "Heat of Anger" (REPEAT). Susan Hay- TONIGHT'S BEST BETS ON TV Hilarie Thompson and Pat Carroll. (4) "Love and the Jealous Husband" with Jerry Van Dyke and Jessica Walter. (5) "Love and the Baby" with Ivan Dixon and Gail Fisher. (One hour.) 10 30 -9-33 Vibrations (1) The New York Pro Musica group performs medieval and Renaissance music.

(2) Mystic Rosemary Brown claims she has taken dictation from Chopin, Beethoven and Brahms about their unpublished music. (3) Roy Buchanan, guitarist extraordinaire. (4) Jazz performance at Overseas Press Club. (One hour.) Dwight Newton ward and James Stacy portray a lawyer team defending a wealthy contractor (Lee J. Cobb).

The contractor allegedly killed a hard hat who had been having an affair with his daughter. (90 minutes.) 9:00 7 Room 222: "Suing Means Saying You're (REPEAT). In breaking up a school fight, Pete Dixon pushes a boy against a locker fracturing his arm. Dixon is sued by the student's parents. (30 minutes.) Odd Couple: "A Night to Dismember" (REPEAT).

Oscar and Blanche compare notes on the New Year's Eve party that led to their divorce. Their accounts differ widely on all counts. (30 minutes.) American Style: (1) Tove and the Big Mother" with Milt Ka-men and Jo Anne Worley. (2) "Love and the Old Cowboy" with John Mclntire, Jean-ette Nolan and Regis Philbin. (3) "Love and the Free Weekend" with Don Grady, nmu ion 'c ar i- m.M ads.

a a -t i BEVERLY "I haven't seen so many detectives since I covered the police beat," lamented a Chicago colleague as we ended a long day's work interviewing stars of new NBC shows. The count at that moment read one spook show narrator, one lady pediatrician and eight detectives. NBC scrlpters are going IT 8 31 fc f1 mrf 4 UJ iVi A Ah ft at La kiK jt Ft i -4. i )t a ''lily' Vi i WWn iriTTrfsi jK- If A- 4 V' THINS 0(-'l t.l" filler and Membolt 16 1.1 m. out of their minds trying to think up crime for their new detectives to solve.

Consider young actor Forster who will star in a series about a private detective of the late 1930s who, is assisted by the ever-popular Joan Blondell on Fridays, 30 p.m. Forster and Miss Blondell met the press together, He is young, hazel-eyed, black-haired, solemn, intent and suspicious of newsmen ('I'm not very good at this except for pitching a Miss Blondell is GO, pleasingly plumpish, a green-eyed WEATHER Tonight and Tomorrow on TV Forecast fo 4 m. tomorrow, ROBERT FORSTER "Mind-boggling, scary" and graying blonde who can wrap columnists around her wrist with no strain. Said Miss IMundell: "I have been kissed by him off screen. It was the nicest feeling I've had in a long time.

But he doesn't need a grandmolher, alas." Said Foster to Miss Blondell: "I'm thrilled to have you in the series. You represent the pace and style of the 930s. You are that style. You are it." "I'm lucky to be working," said Miss Blondell. "I work in some portion of this business all the time.

I'm very happy to do character parts, even the teeny ones." (Her only previous continuing television role was in "Here Come the TV Movies Tonight 6:30 p.m. (7) "Five" (1951) William Phipps, Susan Douglas. After an atomic attack, the world is almost completely dead except for five suffering survivors. 8 p.m. (2) "Cowboy" (1958) Jack Lemmon, Glenn Ford.

Eastern dude learns the hard way about the rugged life of a cowboy-drover in the West. 8:30 p.m. (4) "The Loves of Isadora" (18I Vanessa Redgrave, James Fox, Jason Robards. Biography of American dancer Isadora Duncan, her tumultuous career, loves and exploits that eventually led to her downfall. (Part with conclusion Saturday, 9 p.m.) 8:30 p.m.

(9-32) "Two Daughters" (1961) Indian director Satyajit Ray combines two separate stories in one film to explore different aspects of love. (India.) 9 p.m. (44) "Lisbon" (1956) Ray Milland, Maureen O'Hara, Claude Rains. Adventurer is hired by an international smuggler to act as a go-between in a kidnapping. 11 p.m.

(2) "Love and the Frenchwoman" (1961) Jean-Paul Belmondo, Annie Girardot, Martine Carol. Seven stories illustrating love in the life of a Frenchwoman from her childhood to an ending of a woman alone. 11 p.m. (44) "Moonrise" (1948) Dane Clark, Ethel Barrymore, Lloyd Bridges. Man becomes a murderer during a brawl and flees to a backwoods country.

11:30 p.m. (5) "Kitty Foyle" (1940) Ginger Rogers, Dennis Morgan, James Craig. Girl from wrong side of tracks suffers unhappiness and frustration in her love for a socialite. National Forecast Rain or showers are forecast for the Gulf coast states, southern Plains, Great Lakes and most of the Northeast. Warm weather and sunny skies are expected for most of the West while cooler weather is forecast for the northern Plains and the East.

FORSTER WAS in New York preparing to do a play, "The Edge," that was stalled in production when the "Banyon" offer came. Up until then, he had performed in some pretty good and idealistic plays and two movies. "We looked into the TV deal with 'Banyon' and decided it would be meaningful to me at this time," he said. "Now that I'm in it, it is my desire to beat television, to win at this business. If I am not successful they will get rid of me in 15 weeks." Did Warner Bros, consider hiring a bigger star? "I understand they did.

In TV, I guess, you pay your dollar and take your chance. The proof now is in what we do. The two-hour 'Banyon' pilot last March was seen by more people than all those combined who watched my previous plays and films. Now, th'at Is exciting, mind-boggling, scary." Weath Hi Lo Anchorage CY 64 Atlanta 8b 61 Boif.e 95 57 Boston CY 73 62 Brownsville CY 81 66 Buffalo 75 62 Caboer 89 54 Uiicaao 70 66 Cincinnati CY 81 53 Cleveland CY .7 61 Dallas CY 95 68 Denver PC 89 62 Des Moines 86 62 Detroit PC 73 64 Great Falls 90 62 Honolulu 87 74 Houston PC 95 76 Jackson PC 85 73 Jacksonville PC 91 71 Juneau 54 45 Kansas City CY 86 63 Las VeRas 111 80 Memphis PC 92 72 Miami Beach 87 81 Milwaukee 72 59 Minneaoolis 84 62 New Orleans PC 95 73 New YorK 76 55 Phiiadelonia CY 70 66 Clear CY Cloudy PC Snow Haze IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilliiHin THE "BANYON" PILOT, screened last March 15, was not the greatest thing that ever happened to "World Premiere." "There were faults," conceded Forster, "but the concept has been changed. This time we are not parodying the '30s.

Banyon is a full-blown character. In the pilot, we played at being a '30s person, now Banyon is becoming a '30s person." Miss Blondell in "Banyon" operates a secretarial agency; Richard Jaeckel plays a cop with a chip on his shoulder for Banyon. The locale is Los Angeles (1936) on the very threshold of a dramatic growth and development in crime. See it happen on "Banyon." mcoime pel FIC Ftepwi ApM, 77. from National Weather Service Figures show low temperature during perioa Weath.

Hi Lo Phoenix 111 79 Portland. Ore 80 56 Reno 100 48 Salt Lake City 93 60 Seattle 72 53 Sookane 85 53 Washington PC 79 65 CANADIAN STATIONS Weath. Hi Lo CalRary Edmonton PC 67 47 Montreal CY- 82 62 Ottawa CY 81 59 Toronto 71 62 Vancouver 68 51 Winnipeg PC 92 54 PAN AMERICAN STATIONS Weath. Hi Lo Bermuda PC 80 74 Hermosillo 104 Mazatlan PC 93 77 Mexico City FC 81 54 Monterey PC 93 73 Nassau PC 88 75 Veracruz CY 91 75 La Paz PC 93 77 Partly Cloudy SM Smo Rain Fog SK Smoke DIABLO AND MORAGA VALLEYS Fair through Saturday. Continued hot.

Light winds. NAPA AND SONOMA VALLEYS Fair through Saturdav. Slightly warmer todav, Light winds. NORTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA Fair through Saturday. Continued warm.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Fair through Saturdav with night and morning fog and low clouds near the coast. Continued hot inland areas. LOS. ANGELES AND VICINITY Night and early morning fog and low clouds near the coast. Otherwise hazy sunshine Saturday.

Slightly cooler Saturday. Smog Report Station Vis. Ox CO Haze San Rafael 15 Richmond Oakland 15 San Francisco. 15 Redwood San Jose 10 Code: Vis. Visibility In miles.

Ox Oxidants. CO Carbon Monoxide. Clean, Light pollution. Significant. Heavy.

Severe. Emergency. Readings furnished by Bay Area Smog District as of 5 p.m. yesterday. International Local Present City Tima Weather Tamp.

Aberdeen Noon 59 Aca.julco 1 p.m. PC 90 Amaturdain 1 p.m. 61 Ankara 3 p.m. PC 75 Athens 2 p.m. 84 Berlin lp.m.

CY 64 Birmingham Noon CY 57 Brussels lp.m. CY 63 CasaOlanca Noon 66 Copenhagen 1 p.m. CY 64 Dublin Noon CY 54 Geneva lp.m. PC 73 Hong Kong 8 p.m. 82 London Noon PC 61 Madrid lp.m.

79 Malta lp.m. 84 Manila 8 p.m. 81 Mexico City lp.m. PC Moscow 3 p.m. 82 New Delhi 5 p.m.

PC 93 Nice lp.m. 75 Oslo lp.m. PC 75 Paris lp.m. CY 68 Peking .8 p.m. PC 79 Rome 1 p.m.

79 Saigon 8 p.m. CY 81 Sofia 2 p.m. PC 71 Stockholm 1 p.m. PC 3 'V'lney 10 p.m. Tel Aviv 2 p.m.

81 Tokvo 9 p.m. 7) Tunis 1 p.m. Vienna 1 p.m. CY iiS Warsaw lp.m PC II Clear CY-Cloudv PC Partly Cloudy Ram F- Fog Snow Sun ami Moon July 1 July 10 July 18 July 12.S9 0O46 OC21' The sun will set today at 8 -US D.m.. nse tomorrow at 5.51 a.m..

anrt set at o.m The moon rises today at 1HO sets tomorrow at 10:5.1 am and rues al 11: JB p.m GATE tioal difference San Marao Bri1ne 65 mm. Oakland Richmond 1 hr. 10 mm. Dumbarton Bnrtii 1 hr. 10 nun Low 04.

I 1 2i 13 1 HIGH 18 11 60 116 6 2 Carquinez Strait 20 08 6 5 2 hr. I min. expected lST NIW HBST HK.I P.M.-3 Petticoat Junction (rerun) Merv Griffin: Special show on new "tost Horizon" moie, with Peter Finch, llv 1 1 i Sally Kellerman, Burt Bacharach, producer Ross Hunter (Ti 11 tove, American Style (rerun) Misterogers' Neighbortiood 10 Mike Douglas 13 Gillian's Island (rerun) (P Canto De Mexico 36 Movie: "FX-18 News Banana Splits P.M. (J) Flipper (rerun) 3 Dick Van Dyke David Frost: Sen. a M.

Kennedy singer Ray Charles (final program) (7) News-. Amburg, Jensen (5) Sesame Street 11 I Spy (rerun) 13 Big Valley (rerun) gr Comicos Cancionet 81 Popeye and Friends (60 mln.) P.M.-(Jj Please Don't Eat the Daisies 3 Andy Griffith (rerun) Q) Spanish Novela P.M.-(2) Gilligan's Island (rerun) 3 Hogan's Heroes (rerun) (4) News g) Democratic platform and credentials committee hearings (30 min.) (7)1M3-News Electric Company 8 Petticoat Junction (rerun) 10- News gJ Speed Racer P.M.- (Th- Mayberry RFD (rerun) (4) 3 News: John Chancellor -8-1M3-News Sesame Street go Spanish News 3B Movie: "Holiday Inn" Flintstones P.M.-(5 I Dream of Jeannie (rerun) (5) 8 News g) News, Walter Cronkite (7)-Movie: "Five" 11 Perry Mason (rerun) 13 Dragnet (rerun) (Jo Spanish News (4J) Munsters (rerun) P.M.- (2) I love tucy (4) Wide Wonderful World: "let Boating" News 8131 Dream of Jeannie (rerun) 52 Newsroom 10 Wild Wild West (rerun) go) Spanish Novela Hazel (rerun) P.M.- g) Dragnet: officers break an unusual shoplifting ring (rerun) (4) Circus: "Circus of the Tigers" (repeat) Whatchamacallit: trip to Angel Island; Chinatown soap box derby cars (repeat) 8 Dragnet (rerun) () 52 i a The Fischer-Spassky Chess Championship: chess master George Koltanowski previews upcoming match between USSR champion Boris Spassky and America's challenger Bobby Fischer to be televised on Channel 9 Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (30 min.) 11 Marty Feldman Comedy Machine 13 Primus gD Father Knows Best (rerun) 8:00 P.M.- -Msvie: "Cowboy" g) 3-8 Sanford and Son: when his father is stricken with amnesia, lamont let's guilty for buying i sports car instead of a color TV set (repeat) FN TONIGHT 7 p.m.-KPEN (97.7) English Opera: Boyce, "Shep.ird's lottery" Overtuie (English Chamber Orchestra, Hurwit); Puiccll, "Dido and Aeneas" (De Los Angeles, Harper, Johnson, Glossop, Ambrosian Singers; English Chamber Orchestra, ar i 1 1 i); Britten, "Noye's I (Rex, Brannig.in, Children's Orchestra and Chorus; English Chamber Orchestra, Del Mar). 7 p.m.-KRON (96 5) Show Album: "Pal loey," st.iriing Rita Haywoilh, Frank Sinatra and Kim Novak.

7 p.m. K0FM (92.1) Dennis Hinde's Stereo Spectacular: "Cinemagic," leatming ich.it H.tyman and Enoch light's "Spaced Out." 7:30 p.m.-KPrA 194 1) The Cross of Gold: Id Begley delivers a speech by William Jennings Bryan. (2EJ Kathryn Kuhlman 9:00 A.M. CJJ Revista De La Semana, Spanish Language News, Information (433 8 The Jetsons (5) 10 Harlem Globetrotters (7j 11-13 Bewitched (rerun) (44j-Movie: "Ghost Diver" (1957), James Craig, Audrey Totter; treasure hunt adventure A.M.-(23 Capitol and the Clergy 3 Petticoat Junction (repeat) (Jo) 8 Barrier Reef: "Galleon" (repeat) (310 Hair Bear Bunch () 11 lidsville. 13 Focus On Education A.M.-qp Watty's Workshop (4 3 8 Children's Theater: "Robin Hood" (repeat) (53 10 Pebbles and Bam Bam (7j 11-1 3 Curiosity Shop: Vincent Price guests (repeat) 53) Spanish Variety Show 36 Spanish Movie A.M.-(23 Movie: "Seven Men From Now" (1956), Randolph Scott, Gail Russell; western (310 Archie 50 Soccer (44j Crafts with Katy A.M.- (43 3 8 Baseball: Detroit Tigers vs.

Baltimore Orioles (310 Sabrina (7) 11 Jonny Quest 13 Focus on Education (43) Soul Train: Don Cornelius hosts A.M.-(5) Earth Lab: "Communications" 11-13 Lancelot Link 10 Josieandthe Pussycats 12 NOON (J) Roller Derby Game of the Week: Bay Bombers vs. Red Devils (7) 11-13 American Bandstand: Michael Jackson of Jackson Five 10 The Monkees 36 Mexican Novela $-Movie: "Dino" (1957), Sal Mi-neo, Brian Keith; rehabilitation of juvenile delinquent P.M.-(D 10 You Are There: "Paul Re-vere's Ride," with E. G. Marshall (repeat) 5rJ Spanish program 36 Informacion Temas 1:00 P.M. (2j Islands in the Sun (rerun) (5310 Children's Film Festival; modern veision of boy w''i gives one too many false warnings of dagger (British), (repeat) (7J Movie: "Seven Ways from Sundown" (I960), Audie Murphy, Barry Sullivan; western 11 Passport to Danger 13 Death Valley Days (rerun) 53) Spanish Novela 36 Spanish Theater P.M.-(53 Wanderlust 11 Fishing Hole 13 Wagon Train (rerun) 36 Spanish Theater P.M.- Alfred Hitchcock (rerun) 3-Movie: "Yellowstone Kelly" (41 Junior Champions (5-Sut Yung Ying Yee 8 Sports challenge: Quiz 10 Movie: "Sea Hornet" 11 Boxing From the Forum (3) Movie: "Dragon's Gold" (1953), John Archer, Hillary Brooks; suspense drama 2:30 P.M.

(53 Movie: "Adventures of Scara-mouche" (1964), Gerard Bazray; swashbuckling adventure (French) (43 Movie: "Star Packer" (1935), John Wayne; western (51 Movie: "Bombardier" (1943), Randolph Scott, Pat O'Brien, Robert Ryan; World War II drama (73 Movie: "Flaming Feather" (1952), Sterling a flileon Whelan; western 8 Roller Derby: Midwest Pioneers vs. The Chiefs -3 00 P.M.-11 PAL Boxing 13 The Saint (rerun) 53j Spanish Variety Show P.M. 3 Movie: "Black Scorpion" Petticoat Junction (rerun) 8 Movie: "Return of the Fly" 10 Water World with Lloyd Bridges 11 Movie: "Badman's Country" (54' Movie: "I Was a TeenAge Frankenstein" (1957); Whit Bissell, Phyllis Coates; horror drama -400 P.M.-(41 Andy Griffith (rerun) (73 ports Action Profile: Ronnie lyle. heavyweight boxing contender 10 Celebrity Bowling 13 Sports Challenge 53 Country Western Show 36 Spanish movie MAKMADUKE Poor Avtrm () 10 O'Hara, U.S. Treasury: murder of a fisherman who was deliv-e i contraband wristwatch movements into the U.S.

sends O'Hara in search of the smuggling mastermind (repeat) 11-13 Brady Bunch: Mike tries to surprise Carol with a picture of the children as an anniversary gift (repeat) 5J Washington: Week In Review r3) Spanish Novela 36 Movie: "Hold Back the Dawn" gj Outer Limits P.M.- 3-8 Movie: "The loves of Isadora" (Part with conclusion Saturday, 9 p.m.) (23 11-13 Partridge Family: a girl hiker befriended by the family leaves them a check for a million dollars (repeat) 92) Film Odyssey: "Two Daughters" g) Spanish Variety Hour P.M.-(D10 New Friday Night Movie: "Heat of Anger" (made expressly for TV, starring Susan Hayward, James Stacy, Lee J. Cobb, Fritz Weaver, Bettye Ackerman in drama of a high-powered lady attorney and a self-assured young lawyer who team up to defend a contractor accused of murder (90 min.) (7) 11-13 Room 222: Pete Dixon is sued by a student's parents over an injury to their son (repeat) (JO Spanish Novela Movie: "Lisbon" P.M.-Qr) 11-13 Odd Couple: Oscar and Blanche meet again and compare notes on the New Year's Eve party that led to their divorce (repeat) P.M.-fj) News: Reading-Park (2) 11-13 Love, American Style: (repeat) gr Portuguese Variety Show 36 David Frost: Anthony I 1 1 Cliff Robertson, Ursula Andress, K.iye Ballard 9 p.m.-KPFA (94.1) Bud Cary's Old Radio the.itei: "Lights Out" and "In-net Sanctum." 10 p.m. KR0N (96.5) Bottesmi, Giand Duo lor Violin, Double Bass and Oichestia; Guilmant, a Symphonique fur Trombone and Orchestra; Schumann, Introduction and Concert Allegro for Piano and Orchestra-, Tchaikovsky, Pcho Capricio-so; Haydn, Concerto No. 2 for Organ. 12 midnight KPEN (97.7) Golden Age of Operetta, featuring Joan Sutherland; Shostakovich, Piano Quintet; Dvorak, Serenade, TOMORROW 6 a.m.-KSrx (103.7) Gordon Hoke Show.

6 a.m. KKHI 195.7) Morning- Concert: Shostakovich, Festive Overtuie; Mozart, Violin Concerto No. Chad-wick, A Vagiom Ballad fiom "Symphonic Sketches." flood Excellent 10:30 P.M. 3 Portrait: Omar Sharif f4Dr. Simon Locke (S) 1 0 and J.J.: stray basset hound attaches Itself to the governor and his daughter (repeat) 8 David Frost Revue-.

a with Herschel Bernardi Vibrations: performance by the N.Y. Pro I interview with mystic Rosemary Brown who claims to have taken dictation from Chopin, Beethoven and Brahms; performance by guitarist Roy Buchanan, jazz at the Overseas Press Club and a performance by seven Jazz musicians 11:00 P.M. (5) Movie; "Love and thi News (4) 1-1 3-News r-0ld Western: "Guns of Law" Movie: "Moonrise" P.M.- 3-8 Tonight Show-. Orson Bean, Kaye Ballard, David Brenner; News f5) Movie: "Kitty Foyle" (7) Dick Cavett: an evening of jazz with Dave Brubeck, June Christy, Paul Desmond, Joe Williams Sarah Vaughn, Stan Getz, Gary Burton; News (5) Newsroom (repeat) 10 Movie: "Wages of Fear" 11 Movie: "Merrill's Marauders" 36 i (1) "Caught in the Draft" (2) "Bowery at Midnight" (3) "Eternally Yours" (4) "Slave Ship" 1:20 A.M. 10 Movie: "Kenner" 1:30 A.M.

()-Movie: "Dear Ruth" (1947), William Holden, Joan Caulfield, Mona Freeman, Edward Arnold; comedy of teen-ager writing a soldier overseas, using her older sister's name and picture TOMORROW A.M.-(2f) Across the Fence C) Agricultural Show 6:30 A.M. 3 Across the Fence (4J University of Michigan (51 10 Summer Semester 8 13 Voice of Agriculture 7 00 A.M.-f4l 3 8 Dr. Doolittle (51 Josie and the Pussycats 11-13 Jerry lewis: animated 10 Existence A.M.- Jot A.M. (41 3 8 Deputy Dawg (5) The Monkees (7) 11-13 Road Runner 10 Public Affairs Voice of Agriculture 8:00 A.M.-f4 3 8 Woody Woodpecker (S3 10 Bugs Bunny (73 11 Funky Phantom Sesame Street (until 1 :20 p.m.) 13 Cap'n Delta Music and the Spoken Word 30 AJbJ (J3 Existence: "Your Home Is Their Range" (4)3 8 Pink Panther QD 10 ScoobyDoo Bay Area Forecast as of 3 p.m. Fair through Sunday except patches of fog near the ocean Sat-urday night increasing Sunday morning.

Not quite so warm Sunday. Lows tonight and Saturday night in the 50s to low 60s. Highs Saturday in the 70s to 80s but in the 90s some of the warmer inland locations. Highs Sunday in the high 60s near the ocean to the high 80s inland. Northwest wind 10 to 20 mph in the afternoons.

Special San Francisco Report Normal temperatures: low 53. high 63. Highest temperature this year to date: 82 on May 13. Lowest temperature this season to date: 38 on Jan. 11.

Spa level barometer at 5 a.m.i 29.87 inches. BAY AREA STATIONS Temperatures for 24 hours to 6 a.m. Hi Lo Hi Lo Sn Frncsco S.F.Airport Oakland OaklndArpt 64 56 73 56 77 54 73 59 Moffett Fid RdwoodCty San Jose WalnutCrk 79 62 85 55 88 57 96 60 CALIFORNIA STATIONS Bkersfield 102 77 Eu'eka 58 52 Fresno 104 70 LosAngeles 89 65 Needles 117 90 PsoRobles 106 60 RedBluff 110 75 Scrmento 106 68 Salinas 71 53 SanDiego 73 60 SantaBarbr 77 Stockton 104 71 Thermal 112 70 RESORT AREAS Clear Lake 100 5fi LakeTahoe 74 40 Felher Rivr 92 51 Pirn Sprng 112 67 Yosemite 93 47 1 The Stale Forecast as of 10 a.m. NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALI-FORNIA Fair through Saturday except local fog and low clouds on coast night and morning. Warmer in coastal valleys today.

Continued hot inland. SACRAMENTO VALLEY Fair through Saturday. Continued hot. Light winds. MOUNT SHASTA SISKIYOU AREA Fair through Saturday.

Continued warm days. SIERRA NEVADA Fair through Saturday. Continued warm days. SAN JOAQIN VALLEY Fair through Saturday. Continued hot winds.

SALINAS VALLEY-Fair through Saturday except fog mornings. Warmer. Northwest winds 5 to 15 nuiii ii SAN LUIS OBISPO COASTAL AREA Fan through Saturdav p-Cfipt tog on coast night and morning. W.irmer inland today. winds 10 to 20 mpii in afternoons.

MONTEREY BAY AREA Fair through S.ituiay except paiches ot fog night and morning. Warmer winds 5 to 15 mph in afternoons PT. ST. GEORGE TO PT. ARENA Small cratt warnings Trinidad Head northward for northerly winds 20 to 35 knots through Saturdav.

fair weather with patches of low clouds mpht and morning. PT. ARENA TO PT. CONCEPCION Winds mostly northwest 10 to 2b k-iols through Saturday. Overcast with patches clearing afternoon.

SANTA CLARA VALLEY Fair through Saturday. Warmer today. Northwest winds 5 to 15 mph in afternoons LIVERMORE VALLEY thiouh Saturday. Continued hoi. Light winds.

THE TIDES AT COLDEN Data High Ol: 4 5.4 1 05: 5 5 0 2 03-34 4 5 04 A4 4.0 LOW Low OS: lj 0 1 -D lO 01 3 1" 4b HIGH High 16 bO KvJt, 5 17 10 5.4 17 0 5.7 LOW OO 27 1 2 06 3.7 11 3116 i 01 35 0 5 03 02 3 6 12 33 2 I 02 37-0 2 09:313 8 11312 2 6 iniwii.Hi. "Oh come now, Marmaduke. Who ever heard of a bone barbecue?" 24 HOURS OF RADIO HIGHLIGHTS Help Me, I'm a Parent," is interviewed. 2 a.m. KNtW (910) Eddy Alexarv der Show.

TOMORROW 12:05 p.m. 0 (560) Rick Cimino Show. 12:30 p.m. KG0 (810) Russ Coglln Talk Show. 1 p.m.

KKHI (1550) World of Opeia: Excerpts from Handel's "Rode-linda" and "Semele," Weber's 'Der Freischutz," and Mussorgsky's "Boris 1:35 p.m. KCBS (740) "What's New at the Movies," with lee Jordan. 2 p.m. KKHI (1550) Symphonical-ly Yours: Vaughan Williams, Symphony No. 7 and "Sintonia Antaitica" (loiutnn Philhannonic Orchestra and Choir); Hoist, "Iue.iI Conrerlo (English Chamber Oichestia, Hol.st).

AM TONIGHT p.m.-KKHI (1550) (Also 95 7 FM) Dinner Concert: Albinnni, Concerto for 0boe; Granaclos, Allegro dl Connier to; Chaipentier, Symphonies for the Royal Supper; Kreisler, Prae-Indium and Allegro; Faure, "Pa-vanne' Beethoven, "Ecossaises." 6:50 p.m.-KCBS (740) Today in Business. p.m. KKHI (1550) Guest Artist: Violinist Erick Friedman plays Pagani-ni's Concarto No. 1 and Saint -Sacns' Introduction and Rondo Cap-riccioso (Chicago Symphony, Hnmll), 11 p.m. KKHI (1550) Music of the Spheres: C.P.E.

Bach, "fantasia;" Dussek, Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra; Moait, Sonata No. 2, I a.m. KC0 (810) Jim Mooie Show: Gordon Mclean, author ol "God ijiimu i.