The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 17

TELEVISION Feb. 8, 1974 6.JF.Examtnrr-Po9e J7 wight Newton First there was Archie BEST BETS 8:30 5 Good Times; (PREMIERE) Maude's maid Florida sets up housekeeping with her family in a Chicago ghetto, (30 minutes.) (See Dwight Newton's column.) Friday Night Movie: says: "The premise of the original Bram Stoker novel forms the basis and the strength of this Gothic tale of the 'Nosferatu' (the undead). Jack Palance portrays the terrifying Count Dracula." (See TV Movies Tonight.) 9:30 4 Dean Martin Comedy Hour: Don Rickles, master of the insult, is "roasted" on an extended program beginning one half-hour earlier than usual. (90 The Odd Couple: "Shuffling Off to Buffalo." TV Key says: "If you think Oscar has been beleaguered by fussy, cleanliness obsessed Felix, wait until you meet Felix's brother Floyd, portrayed by William Redfield. (30 minutes.) man, investigating unsolved murders in Seattle, discovers the killer could be the same man who has committed murders dating back 120 years.

Darren McGavin stars. (90 minutes.) 1:00 4 Midnight Special: Ike and Tina Turner host Flash Cadillac and the Continental Kids, the Electric Light Orchestra, Jose Feliciano, Mandrill, Todd Rundgren and David Essex. (90 minutes.) Dwight Newton 4 Sanford and Son: "The Party Crasher." Lamont and Rollo anticipate hot dates with two live chicks from Detroit. Fred Sanford, however, won't give up the house for the evening. (30 minutes.) 8:00 5 Dirty Sally: Young Pike proves to be no match against wily old horse trader Charlie Parker (Denver Pyle), so salty Sally comes to his rescue.

(30 minutes.) 11:30 7 Wide Night Strangler." World Mystery: "The A transient newspaper Among the world's great begatters, Norman Lear and ins las in Mi mm Bud Yorkin are sort of awesome. In the beginning, when they teamed up as Tandem Productions, Lear and Yorkin begat Archie Bunker, the bigot. Then thy begat Sanford, the junkman. Meanwhile, Archie, the bigot, begat Maude, the maudlin, and now Maude has conceived Florida, the maid. As a 2 1 1 a i i i i I ji Nielsen ratings reveal, that's a pretty profitable and prolific mess of begat-ting and conceiving And it's all in the corporate family.

Warning: Tin That'Cigareite Surgeon General Has Determined Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 'According to the latest U.S. Government figures. Filter end Menthol: 16 mg. 1,2 WEATHER Hireosf to 4 a.m.

tomorrow, from National Weather Service. 30 2jo GOOD TIMES COUPLE John Amos, Esther Roile TV movies tonight 6:30 p.m. (7) "Caprice" (1967) Doris Day, Richard Harris. Comedy about a female industrial spy who meets a handsome stranger as she becomes involved in international intrigue. 8 p.m.

(2) "Heroes of Telemark" (1965) Kirk Douglas, Richard Harris, Ulla Jacobson. World War II adventure of a group of Norwegians who plot to blow up a German factory where scientists are developing an atomic bomb. 9 p.m.: (5) "Dracula" (Made expressly for TV) Jack Palance, Pamela Brown, Nigel Davenport, Simon Ward. Horror drama of the notorious vampire who establishes himself in an English country estate and transforms a beautiful woman into a hideous creature. 9 p.m.

(9) "A Woman of Affairs" (1929) (Silent) Greta Garbo, John Gilbert, Lewis Stone, John Mack Brown. Romantic drama about a woman with a past whose marriage to an aristocrat is forbidden, after which she unwittingly becomes involved with a thief. 9 p.m. (44) Double Feature: (1) Beast from 20,000 Fath television sun ever since "Ozzie and Harriet" and "Father Knows Best." But black fathers and black husbands have been singularly neglected. Florida and James are black.

A neutral series title was needed. After somebody enthused, "If we get a comedy about a black family on television, it will be a great day," the series was first listed on the CBS-TV schedule as "Great Day." Somebody else observed that since the locale was a poverty-plagued Chicago ghetto, maybe the adjective "great" was a trifle extravagant. "Good Days" was accepted and then rejected due to conflict of identity with ABC-TV's new "Happy Days" series. Ergo: The new series premieres tonight at 8:30 as "Good Times" on Channel 7. IL-.

h.4Q shw' liiilU Though Sanford and Maude have their names in the titles of their series. Florida's case is different. Florida has a husband, James, and nobody from Lear and Yorkin down wants the husband to be overwhelmed overshadowed. It's O.K. for Walter to be overshadowed by Maude because Walter is white.

White fathers and white husbands have had their glory in the "Lotsa, Luck" and "The $6 Brooks, Rich Little, Telly Savalas, Charlie Callas, Capt. Eugene Cer-nan (90 min.) (2)-1M3-0dd Couple See Best Ef ts 10:00 P.M. (53 News: Reading-Brandwynne (23 11-13 Toma: Dave poses as a stunt driver to infiltrate a gang-planning a million-dollar heist (Part I of two parts) 36 Merv Griffin: JacK Klugman, Amanda Blake, Hans Conned. 11:00 P.M. (53 The Untouchables (rerun); News (43-CD-CZ) 3-8-10-1 1 -1 3-News (gj Newsroom (repeat) 11:30 P.M.

3 3-8 i Show: Suzanne Pleshette, Jerry Van Dyke, Marcel Marceau (53 Movie: "Maltese Falcon" (7) 11 Wide World of Entertainment: "The Night with Darren McGavin, Jo Ann Pflug, Simon Oakland, Scott Brady, Wally Cox, John Carradine (repeat); News See Best Bets 10 Movie: "Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde" 13 Mission: Impossible (rerun) 36 Movie: "Woman on the Beach" 3 Movie: "The H-Man" 12 MIDNIGHT go) Movies-. To be announced 12:30 A.M. 13 Wide World of Entertainment (seeCh. 7, 11:30 p.m.); News 1:00 A.M.

(43 3-8 Midnight Special; News See Best Bets 11 Movies: (1) "Sergeant York" (2) "Shining Victory" (3) "Sons 0' Guns" 36 Movies: (1) "Don't Give Up the oms" (1953) Paul Christian, Paula Raymond. Ray Brad- bury's science fiction tale of a pre-historic beast turned loose by an atomic blast. (2) "The Giant Claw" (1957) ndtlOIlfll foi'CCUSl Warmer, partly cloudy of the Mississippi. Cold lor Jeff Morrow, Mara Corday. Horror drama of a gigantic bird who kills and kills until shot down by the Air Force.

11:30 p.m. (5) "The Maltese Falcon" (1941) Humphrey Bogart, Mary Astor, Peter Lorre. Sydney Green-street. Dashiell Hammett's mystery tale of calloused detective Sam Spade on the bloody trail of a bejeweled bird. 11:30 p.m.

(44) "The H-Man" (Japanese, 1959) Yumi Shirakawa. Horror drama of watery creatures created by atomic blasts who feed on human beings. Poor Average Good Excellent Opus One is quite entertaining and certainly different. Save for "Barefoot in the Park," which quickly blew high, wide and then some, this' is our first situation comedy look inside a complete black family. Unlike Julia, Florida has a husband.

Unlike Sanford, James has a wife. There are three kids in the ghetto household. The oldest, James played by Jimmie Walker, is a weird, witty, gawky, put-on artist, a teen-age character actor, and funny. Esther Rolle as Florida comes on like a Pearl Bailey encore, big and strong and determined her man is gonna make good. She keeps kissing him and hugging him and cheering him on: "You always see the family through.

You can do it." John Amos as James is good and able to handle rebuffs, and he gets them. Florida and James josh around a lot. Florida: "Give me one good reason why you married me." James: "You was pregnant." They are startled to see daughter Thelma is listening. Thelma: "Wouldn't bother me none. I ain't the oldest." Florida.

Weath. Hi Lo Weath. Hi lo Atlanta 52 32 Nashville 35 21 Boise PC 45 31 NewOrleans Cy 51 .35 Boston 30 16 New York PC 31 24 Brownsville PC 62 38 Philadelphia CY 28 18 Buffalo PC 22 08 Phoenix 67 35 Casper PC 28 12 Portland. Ore PC 47 30 Chicago PC 21 12 Reno 50 12 Cleveland 24 16 Salt Lake City 32 10 Dallas PC 44 29 Seattle PC 49 36 Denver 33 11 Spokane 38 27 Des Moines 'I 1 PC 27 1 18 St. Louis CY 29 ,16 Detroit.

i PC 25 29 Washington 39 29 Helena PC 40 15 Honolulu PC 82 68 CANADIAN STATIONS Jackson CY 47 29 algary Jacksonville 72 52 Edmonton 41 3.3 Kansas City PC 80 19 Montreal 18 01 Las Vegas 58 28 Ottawa 19 02 Memphis 36 23 Regina PC 13 09 Miami Beach PC 80 70 Toronto 20 06 Milwaukee PC 20 07 Winnipeg OO 49 Minneapolis PC 19 09 Vancouver CY 43 37 Clear CY Cloudy PC Partly Cloudy Rain Fog Snow TS Thundershowers TOMORROW Opposition Million Man." programs are MAKMADUKE mg. nicotine av. per cigarette, FTC Report Sept. 73. Figures show low temperatures exported during period.

skies for northern most of nation west Plains. Showers for through tomorrow with fog tomorrow morning. Warm days with highs tomorrow in the 60s to low 70s. Lows tonight in the 30s. SALINAS VALLEY Fair through tomorrow.

Patches of fog tomorrow morning. Warm days. Highs tomorrow in the 60s to low 70s. Lows tonight in the upper 20s and 30s. Low tonight and high tomorrow at Salinas 39 and 68.

SANTA MARIA, SAN LUIS OBISPO COASTAL AREA Fair through tomorrow. Not quite so cold tonight. Highs tomorrow in the 60s to low 70s. Lows tonight in the 30s. 1 MONTEREY BAY AREA Fair through tomorrow.

Patches of early morning fog. Not so cold tonight. Highs tomorrow in the 60s to low 70s. Lows tonight in the 30s to low 40s. SANTA CLARA VALLEY Fair through tomorrow.

Mild days With highs tomorrow in the 60s to low 70s. Lows tonight in the upper 20s and 30s. Low tonight and high tomorrow at San Jose: 39 and 70. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Su'n-n through tomorrow. Slightly warmer days.

LOS ANGELES Sunny through tomorrow. Warmer days. Lows tonight 46 to 48. Highs tomorrow 78. International Local Present City Time Weather Temp.

Aberdeen 1 p.m. 37 Acapulco 1 p.m. 87 Amsterdam 1 p.m. 43 Ankara 3 p.m. CY 45 Asuncion 8 a.m.

CY Athens 2 p.m. CY 61 Auckland 12 p.m. PC 63 Berlin 1 p.m. 34 Bermuda 1 p.m. CY b2 Birmingham 1 p.m.

41 Brussels 1p.m. CY 39 Buenos Aires 8 a.m. PC 70 Cairo 2 p.m. PC 64 Casablanca ,12 a.m. PC 63 Copenhagen 1 p.m.

CY 35 Dublin 1p.m. CY 37 Geneva 1 p.m. CY 37 Hong Kong 8 p.m. 48 Lima 7 a.m. CY 72 Lisbon .12 a.m.

PC 57 London 1 p.m. 43 Madrid 1 p.m. PC 52 Malta 1 p.m. CY 55 Manila 8 pm. PC 79 Mexico City 1 p.m.

72 Montevideo 9 a.m. CY 68 Moscow 3 p.m. CY 3ft New Delhi 5p.m. PC 6J Nice 1 p.m. 55 Oslo 1 p.m.

PC 32 Paris 1 p.m. CY 43 Peking 8 p.m. 27 iiode Janeiro 9 a.m. 77 Rome 1 p.m. PC 54 Saigon 8 p.m.

PC 81. Seoul 9 p.m. 28 Sofia 2 p.m. 57. Stockholm 1p.m.

34 Sydney in p.m. CY 72 Taipei 8 p.m. CY 48 Teheran 3 p.m. PC 35 Tel Aviv 2 p.m. PC 64 Tokyo 9 p.m.

34 Tunis 1 p.m. PC 52 Vienna 1 p.m. PC 43 Warsaw 1 p.m. PC 37 Clear CY Cloudv PC Partly Cloudy Rain Fog Snow Sun, Moon LAST NEW FIRST FULL QUARTER MOON QUARTER MOON Feb. 13 Feb.

21 Mar. 1 Mar. 8 17:04 22:34 11:03 03:03 The sun will set todav at p.m., rise tomorrow at 8:07 a.m.. and set at 6:42 p.m. The moon rises todav at 9:15 p.rtv, sets tomorrow at 9:23 a.m., and rises at 10:23 p.m.

GATE tidal San Mateo Bridge 55 min, Oakland-Richmond 1 hr. 10 min, Dumbarton Bridge 1 hr. 10 min. Carquinez Strait 2 hr. 5 min.

LOW -0-4 20:16 0.2 20:55 0.9 21:37 1.6 22:23 2.1 23:18 2.6 TONIGHT 4:00 p.m. CD Gilligan's Island (rerun) 3 Lucy Show (rerun) Merv Griffin; Peggy Ciss, Barbi Benton, Dr. Joyce Brothers, Gloria DeHaven, Carol Androsky (5) Perry Mason (rerun) (D Love, American Style (rerun) Sesame Street (60 min.) 10 Mike Douglas 11 Star Trek (rerun) 36 Movie: "Terror in the News g4) Speed Racer (rerun) P.M. g) Batman (rerun) 3 Everything Goes (7) News: Amburg-Jensen 8 Merv Griffin gj) Little Rascals (rerun) P.M. (2 Courtship of Eddie's Father (rerun) (5) Mod Squad: expectant father, an ex-con, plans a million dollar his wife has heist not knowing cancer (rerun) Misterogers' Neighborhood 11 News 13 Bonanza (rerun) Three Stooges (rerun) 5:30 P.M.

GD That Girl (rerun) )3-10-News ff) 11 News: Reasoner-Smith Electric Company (44) Flintstones (rerun) 6:00 P.M. Star Trek (rerun) (43 3 News: John Chancellor () (73-8-News Open Studio TV: "Supplementary Security Income" (a new federal program) 10 News: Walter Cronkite 11 Movie: "Son of Frankenstein" 13 News: Smith-Reasoner (SB) Spanish News 36 Movie: "Magnificent Amber-sons" 3 Gomer Pyle (rerun) P.M. 3-10-13 News (5 News: Walter Cronkite (7) Movie: "Caprice" 8 News: John Chancellor (9) Zoom (20) Spanish Comedy jy Beverly Hillbillies (rerun) P.M. (T) Mission: Impossible (rerun) (4) 13 Truth or Consequences di) 3 News 8 To Tell the Truth (9) Newsroom 10 Concentration gjQ) Spanish Musical Variety gj Hogan's Heroes (rerun) 7:30 P.M. (43 New Dating Game (313 To Tell the Truth 10 Starlost 8 Hogan's Heroes (rerun) P.M.

(2) Movie: "Heroes of Telemark" (43 3-8 Sanford and Son See Best Bets '-Dirty Sally See Best Bets (7) 11-13 Brady Bunch: Pete finds he has a double at school and tries to substitute him in a blind date arranged by Mike (9) Washington Week in Review 0) Spanish l.yc' (2 hours) 36 Movie: "Panic in the Year News gg Beat the Clock 8:30 P.M. (4)3-8 Lotsa Luck: Stanley geits the chance to appear in a company promotion film (g 10 Good Times: with Esther-Rolle, John Amos (premiere) See Best Bets (23 11-13 Six Million Dollar Man: thieves intending to steal an experimental anti-missile device kidnap an Army official and replace him with a look-alike killer robot; John Saxon guests (g-Wall Week: Howard M. Brenner of Drexel, Burnham and Co. discusses "The Plight of the Small Investor" gD What's My Line 9:00 P.M. g) 3-8 Girl With Something Extra: office rumor has it that John is having an affair with his secretary (53 1 0 Movie: "Dracula" (made for TV) Movie: "A Woman of Affairs" (1929) (Silent) Movies: (1) "Beast From 20,000 Fathoms" (2) "The Giant Claw" 9:30 P.M.

g) 3-8 Dean Martin Comedy Hour: Don Rickles is "roasted" with guests Joey Bishop, Lome Greane, Casey Dasem, Bob Newhart, Carol Channing, Dan Rowan, Dick Martin, Phyllis Diller, Nipsey Russell, Cliff Robertson, Jack Klugman, Pat Henry, Kirk Douglas, Foster search for a killer takes the Falcon south of the border 3:00 A.M. (g-Talk It Over With Dr. Gerald Smith (repeat) 3:00 P.M.-(5)1 0-1 1-C 1 1 Basketball: Stanford vs. Washington State (73 Celebrity Bowling: Dick Martin, Telly Savalas vs. Robert Culp, Edward Asner 13 Ouitdoorsman gg Western Music (60 min.) 36 Variety with Hank Coca (44) Outer Limits (rerun) 3:30 P.M.

3 Other People, Other Places: "Flamingo Triangle" (4) Andy Griffith (rerun) (23 13 Pro I ers Tour: $70,000 Baltimore Open 8 Opus 44-. Basketball player Jerry West's life story 36 Spanish Movie P.M. 3 Jimmy Dean Show (43 Dick Van Dyke (rerun) (jg Johnny Mann's Stand Up and Cheer: Norm Crosby guests 8 Celebrity Bowling (gj) Paul Bowman gj The Avengers (rerun) P.M. 3 Hee Haw 3 Wide Wonderful World, Challenging Sea: "Coast Guard Search and Rescue" (53 Bobby Goldsboro: Bobby Vinton 8 Jimmy Dean Show Ship" (2) "Beach Casanova" (3) "Chicago Deadline" 1:30 A.M. (3Movie: "The Falcon in Mexico" (1944), Tom Conway, Mona Maris; 36 Spanish Drama (60 min.) 3) Soul Train 11:30 A.M.- (4) 3-8 Go: National Motor Cross Championship, from Mansfield, Ohio (5) 10 Josie and The Pussycats (fj Electric Company (20) Public Affairs (60 min.) 12 NOON (53 Outdoors: Golfing on Oahu 3 Movie: "Tarzan and the Lost Safari" (43 Git Box Tickle: "Magic" 10 Everything's Archie (7j 11-13 American Bandstand: Al Wilson, Terry Jacks guest 8 Underdog (g Sesame Street go) Public Affairs 36 Fanfarria Falcon Movie: "Two Lost (1950), James, Arness, Laura Elliott; science fiction drama P.M.

(23-This Week in the NBA (43 Youth Inquires 10 Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids 8 Movie: "Siege at Red River" grj Pelicula (2 hours) 36 Spanish News 1:00 P.M. (2j 10 College Basketball: Santa Clara vs. USF (33 John Wayne Theater: "Westward Ho" (1935); Western (5) CBS Children's Film Festival: "Tony and the Tick Tock Dragon" (Hungarian); fantasy of boy on a journey in search for time; live-animated film (60 min.) (73 Bay Scene: Sheriff Richard Hon- gisto guests 11 College Basketball: Long Beach vs. San Diego 13 It Pays to Be Ignorant 36 Spanish Drama P.M. (23 la Raza 13 Death Valley Days (rerun) 36 Spanish Movie (3)-Movie: "Cat Girl" (1957), Barbara Shelley, Kay Callard; horror drama P.M.

(4) 3-8 Bob Hope Desert Classic, from Palm Springs; third (final round) Sunday, 1:30 p.m.) (53 Whatchamacallit (7) Call Out 13 Sports Legend P.M. -Movie: "Valley of Mystery" (1967), Richard Egan, Peter Graves, Lois Nettleton; plane crash passengers fight for survival (23 Sports World: Road racing in America 13 Ski West "Listen I Other people live in this house, too, end maybe they're sick and tired of doggie shows! Bay Area 1 p.m. forecast Fair through Sunday except patchy early morning fog. Lows tonight and Saturday night in mid 30 to mid 40's. Highs Saturday and Sunday in the 60's.

Light winds. SPECIAL SAN FRANCISCO REPORT Normal temperatures: low 47, high 57. Highest temperature this year to date: 69 on Jan. 23. Lowest temperature this season to date: 38 on Jan.

4. Sea level barometer at 4 a.m. 30.31 inches BAY AREA STATIONS Temperatures for 24 hours to 5 a.m. Hi Lo S. Francisco 64 46 S.F.

Airport 64 37 Oakland 65 39 Oakl'dArpt. 62 40 San Jose 64 34 Hi Lo Santa Rosa 69 32 Moffett Fd. 65 39 Concord 64 35 Redwd. City 68 32 Kentfield 65 35 CALIFORNIA STATIONS Hi Lo Bakersfield 66 37 Eureka 53 39 Fresno 60 35 Los Angeles 70 46 Monterey 66 45 Needles 61 42 Paso Rbles 62 30 Hi Lo Red Bluff 68 45 Sacram'nto 59 38 Salinas 69 40 San Diego S. Barbara Stockton Thermal 67 43 65 37 60 35 74 36 The State 1 p.m.

forecast NORTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA Fair through tomorrow. Low tonight and high tomorrow at Susanville 15 and 55. NORTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA Fair through tomorrow. Patches of fog near coast late night and early mornings. Low tonight and high tomorrow at Fort Bragg 40 and 60; Ukiah 37 and 69.

SACRAMENTO VALLEY Fair through tomorrow. Fog late tonight and tomorrow morning. Highs tomorrow in the 60s. Lows tonight irv the 30s to low 40s. MOUNT SHASTA-SISKIYOU AREA Fair through tomorrow.

Low tonight and high tomorrow at Shasta Dam 40 and 69. SIERRA. NEVADA Fair through tomorrow. Gusty winds through canyons. SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Fair Iiainfall Precipitation data 4 p.m.

Thursday for selected California stations: Last Seas. Nor. Seas. 24 to to Last Seas. Hrs.

Date Date Year Nor. Eureka ,00 36.30 25.39 23.01 39.76 Red Bluff .00 22.89 14.01 22.85 22.06 San Fran. .00 16.90 13.38 27.57 20.66 S.F. Apt. .00 16.44 12.67 23.61 19.

b3 Oakland .00 16.77 12.06 21.44 18.69 Sacrmnlo .00 14.42 10.98 17.65 17.22 San Jose .00 11.98 8.41 16.70 13.65 Salinas .00 13.67 8.46 12.28 13.81 Fresno .00 6.99 5.75 8.06 10.24 Bakersfld .00 2.75 3.04 4.86 5.72 San Maria .00 10.00 6.91 12.00 12 25 LAneeles .00 10.61 8.36 14.15 14.05 San Diego .00 4.85 5.83 7.93 9.45 (Season: July 1 to June 30) Snow Report Donner Summit. 67 Soda Springs 53 Tahoe City 8 Echo Summit 57 Meyers 4 Peddler Hill 54 Luther Pass 33 Yuba Pass 45 Badger Pass 39 THE TIDES AT GOLDEN 01:41 5.7 02:19 5.8 02:58 5.9 03:39 5.8 04:22 5.7 05:11 5.6 06:03 5.5 LOW 07:05 1.4 08:01 1,1 09:00 0.9 10:03 0.8 11:10 0.7 12:21 0.6 13:30 0.5 HIGH 13:20 6.0 14:15 5.5 15:14 4 9 16:18 4.3 17:34 3.9 19:00 3.7 20:30 3.8 6:00 A.M. (4) University of Michigan (g) Agricultural Film 13 Course for Credit A.M. (433 Across the Fence (g) 10 Sunrise Semesiter ft 13 Voice of Agriculture 7:00 A.M. (433-8 Lidsville Qj) Golden Years: senior citizens (73 11 Bugs Bunny (53 Electric 10 Agriculture U.S.A.

13 Focus on Education 7:30 A.M. (4) 3-8 Addams Family (5) Sut Yung Ying Yee (0 11-13 Yogi's Gang (53 Misterogers' Neighborhood 10 Public Affairs 8:00 A.M. (43 3-8 Emergency Plus 4 (3 Hair Bear Bunch (7) 11-13 Super Friends () Sesame Street 8:30 A.M. (T) Voice of Agriculture (4) 3-8 Inch High Private Eye fj5) 10 Sabrina: 8:55 A.M. (7) 13 Scholastic Rock 9:00 A.M.

(J3 Mi Casa, Tu Casa 3 Kid's Theater: "Robin Hood" (4) 8 Sigmund and Sea Monsters (5) 10 New Scooby Doo Movies C7D 11-1 3 Lassie's Rescue Rangers (93 Electric Company Greek-American program 36 Spanish Movies (2 hours) 5 Music and the Spoken Word 9:30 A.M. (53 Revista de la Semana (4) 3-8 Pink Panther qt) 11-13 Goober and the Ghost Chasers (9j Sesame Street (2(J Futbol-Soccer (2 hours) Kathryn Kuhlman 10:00 A.M. (23Garner Ted Armstrong (4) 3-8 Star Trek: cartoon (53 10 My Favorite Martians (73 11-13-BradyKids 3) Roller Derby Game 10:30 A.M. (2) Islands in the "Isle of the Steel" (433-8 Butch Cassidy: cartoon (53 10 Jeannie (7311 Mission: Magic (9j Electric Company 13 Vision On 11:00 A.M. fjQ Hee Haw: Charley Pride (333-8 Jetsons: cartoon (g3 10 Speed Buggy CTJ 11-13 Superstar Movie: "Pop-eye and the Man Who Hated laughter" (3 Zoom RADIO State Road Conditions I BO CONNER PASS Open.

US 50 ECHO SUMMIIT Open. Icy spots Sly Park to Meyers. SR 70 FEATHER RIVER HWY. Open. US 101 THE REDWOOO HWY Open.

SR 1 Closed or open to one-way traffic at numerous locations from Steward's Point to Leggett washouts and slides. SR 20 MARYSVILLE TO JCT 180 Open. SR 49 YUBA PASS HWY Open. Icy spots Downieville to Jet. SR 89.

SR 10B SONORA PASS Closed Cow Creek to 7 miles west of Jet. US 395 winter closure. SR 4 EBBETTS PASS Closed Mt. Reba turnoff to Jet SR 89 winter closure. Open with icy spots Arnold to Mt.

Reba turnoff. SR 88 CARSON PASS Open. Icy spots Jackson to Picketts Jet. SR 89 MONITOR PASS Closed Jet HS 395 to Jet. SR 4 winter closure.

SR 89 LUTHER PASS Open, ciy spots Woodfords to Jet US 50. SR 89 WEST SHORE LAKE TAHOE Open. Icy spots ict. US 50 to Squaw Valley Jet. SR 28 NORTH SHORE LAKE TAHOE Open.

Icy spots Tahoe City to Nevada state line. SR 267 KINGS BEACH TO TRUCKEE Open. Icy soots. SR 140 YOSEMITE ALL YEAR HWY. Open.

TONIGHT ON AM1 7:30 p.m. KEST (1450) Arch Obler's "Drop Dead." 8 p.m. KKIII (1550) (Also 95.7) Live S.F. Symphony Broadcast: Bizet's Symphony; Ketting's "Time Machine for Winds and Stravinsky's Suite from "Petrouchka" (Hans Vonk, conductor). 8:05 p.m.

KNEW (910) CBS Mystery Theater: "Conspiracy to Defraud" with Paul Hecht, Suzanne Grossman. TOMORROW ON AM 11 a.m. KKIII (1550) (Also 95.7) Live Metropolitan Opera Broadcast: Verdi's "Otello" with Stratis, Kraft, Vickers, Stewart, Lewis, Plishka (James Levine, conductor). TONIGHT ON FM 6 p.m. KALW (91.7) National Press Club: Robert D.

Lilley, president of American Telephone and Telegraph, discusses his company's credibility problems. 10:30 p.m. KPFA (94.1) Sherlock Mews: "The Sussex Vampire." TOMORROW ON FM 11 a.m. KQED (88.5) Joe Thompson presents music suggestive of outer space, including works of Don McLean, Carole King, Lee Wiley, Gustav Hoist. 1 p.m.

KRON (96.5) Show Album: "Gypsy" with Ethel Merman..