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20 San Friday; Auguil JO; 1973 jjjB Bob Foster jtfSB 49ers Put Channel 44 4 Newi 5 News. 7, It News Tonight Times is ndt responsible 7, Bewltched 44 Reverend Ike 10: JO A.M. In the top. students at Outward Bound School at Hurricane Island, Maine, are learning an important lesson what to do when your boat capsizes at sea. At bottom, they've righted their longboat and are bailing it out.

What they probably don't realize yet is they're about to be dunked again as a part of their rigorous survival type training. ABC News examines the Outward Bound concept on "B.J. and Eddie Outward Bound" tonight at 1(1 o'clock on KGO TV (7). There is no question that thefew television stations fortunate enough to be able to carry professional football are in an advantageous position. rating of course, is the reason that the cost of broadcast rights for the various teams is so high.

Tkis year, much to the surprise of a lot of people both in the sports and broadcasting world, KBHK, owned by Kaiser Broadcasting and operating on Channel 44, made a concerted effort to get. the pre season Last Monday' the; station carried the first of five pre season ganies and recorded the highest ratings in local UHF television history and the highest rating ever made by a Kaiser station. While the 49ers were on the air, KBHK rating of 16, with a 31 per cent share of the audience, unheard of for a UHF station. Opposite the CBSIVewsand local news on KPIX which only could garner a 12 rating and a 23 per cent share. ''Star Trek" and "I Love Lucy" on'Channel 2 had an eight, rating and a 15 per cent share.

At the same time KFONrTV was carrying NBC Monday Night Baseball Game between the Yankees and. the Tigers. That game scored a 7 rating with only 13 per cent share of the audience. A movie on KGO TV had a 7 rating and 14 per cent share. Channels, Channels 20, 14, and 36 had a joint total with a 4 per.

cent share of the audience. It was a real triumph for the management of KBHK. FOOTBALL IS BIG business for itself ana for television. The TV industry probably pays out more money for carrying football than any other single program' source, and gets much more in return. Seldom does a station, or a network, go wanting for commercials to fill the time outs of the various games.

This year alone the three networks and a number.of local stations, both radio and televsion, will fork out a total of S69.9Q3.342, up a million dollars.from last season, for the rights to college and professional football games. This far exceeds the income of baseball, basketball, hbckev. golf and tennis combined. "ABC will spend 522,900,000 for the Monday Bight NFL games, a season of NCAA college football, the Blue. Bonnet Bowl.

Gator Bqwl, Sugar Bow, Hula Bowl as well as the All Star Game, already played, and the alrady played Coaches Ail American Game. CBS still put out the most money coming up with plu5. for the NFL games, two preseason' games, the Sun the playoff, the Cotton Bowl, the Super Bowl, and the NFC Championships. The most expensive game of the entire season is the Super Bowl which cost CBS $2.5 million this year. NBC will put out S18.150,OO0 plus for the AFC preseason, regular and playoff games along with the Rose Bowl, Orange Bowl, Senior Bowl and the Pro Bowl game.

The Rose "Bowl which once cost little or nothing to telecast now goes for $1,5 million, second only to the Super Bowl game. Locally, KTVU carried the only out of town pre season game of the Raiders against the Patriots last week. Just how much the station paid for the game has not been disclosed. The price that Kaiser put out for the five 49er games, and the replays of the regular season games was not known, but it was enough to outbid anybody else who tried for them. KNBR will carry all the Raider games on radio this fall.

just as last year. This year, as last year, the station also will carry a number of special shows in conjunction with the games. It 'seemed last year as though the Raiders bought the whole station. KSFO. with Lon Simmons at the microphone, will carry the 49er games for the 14th season.

In addition KSFO will feed 12 California stations and one Nevada station with the games. Getting back to the 49er games to be seen on KBHK, You'll note that there is a new team of announcers. Bob Murphy of Stanford and Leo Nomellini are handling the games. Bob. who handles himself on radio, as a color man pretty well, hasn't learned the knack of the play by play art for TV.

He talks too much. He will have to forget "his radio techniques and act more like a public address announcer; which will help hirh make work more smooth and more interesting. OF ALL THE syndicated shows currently being seen on television, one of the most successful shows ever seen on the network still dominates. "The Lawrence Welk Show." cancelled three.years ago by ABC, is now being seen on 176 stations and is rated as the most popular syndicated show on the air. The next most popular, syndicated show is.

"Hee followed; by "Let's Make a Deal' "Hollywood Squares," "TheFrice Is and "Wild Kingdom." All are seen, before. 8 p.m. ABC has decided to present the controversial film, "Rosemary's Baby" on Saturday night, Sept. 22, pre empting "Suspense Movie" and "Griff," both of which will be delayed in production due to last spring's writers' strike. FBI Is Freer of Scandal Than Congress Over Years 2 Movie: 'net" 1958).

A British war about exploits of a division of GenhKieron Moore: '4 P.A.L Champloni: Area youngsters compete athletically. and the Pussycats. In i Outer Space 7, ll STheElectric. Company IJiWA.M.' 4 Major League Baseball Whie Sox vs. uetroit Tigers ,5 The :F.I Intst ones Comedy 'Hour 7, 11 Funky.

Phantom 36 .44 AM. f. lidsvi.lr 9 The Electric Company 20 Impacl6 36 AIma De Ml Alma 12 neon 2 RolIer Derby Highllghrt 5 Archie's TV Fun nie 9 Sesame Street it Reportaje Semanal 36 Esta Es La Vlda 44 MovieV BO empire iwi i. a noon lum bbss.iis challenged by his veteran nephew. Brian Ddnlevy, Gfaire Trevor.

12:30 P.M. Fat Albert And The Cosby Kids 7. 11 American Bandstand 20 Gran Teatro ,36 Notieiero Con Eddie Bojor quei 1:00 P.M. 2 Islands In The Sun The CBS Children's Film Festival: "Headline Hunters" 7, 11 Crisis 36Aurelia 1:30 2 NFL Action '73 36 Teatro Latino P.M. 2 Wagon Train.

4 Git Box Tickle 5 Pebbles and Bamm Bamm 7, 11 PGA Golf Champion ship I0 EI Show Del Loco Valdei 44 Movte: (B) "Voodoo Woman" (19S7). A girl undergoes a ritual which turns her. into a voodoo monster. Maria English, Tom Conway. 2:30 P.M.

4 The Westerners a Sut Yung Ying Yee 3:00 P.M. 4 Andy Griffith 5 Rollin' 20 Los Beverly De Pcralvillo 36 Variedades De Hank Coca 3:30 2 The Gourmet 4 Dlek VanDyke 5 Moyie: "The Warriors' (1955). A costume m'elo dr.ama of noblemen rrol Flvnn. Joanne Dm. 7, 11 Celebrity "Bowling 36 Teatro Mexican 41 Ohe.Slep Beyond 4:00 P.M.

4 High Chaparral 7 Sports World 11 California Golf 30 Paul. Bowman Show 44 Oae Step Beyond 1:30 That Good Ole Nashville 7 Wafer World 44 4ler Huddle StM.P.M. 41 Movle: "Cat Girl' Bar Kay Family curse has girl's soul, enter'a leopard 'which goes on a. blood letting: spree: 11:30 PM. 4 Tonigbt Show 5 Movie: 'A Matter of Innocence" Mills; Trevor Howard li Dick Gavett Show 3( Movie: B.

Miss arte 19,34) 'Shirley; Temple, Charles Bickford 12.I '29 All Nighl Movie 2 Newj 1 08 A 4 Midnight Special 7 News Movie: Wat :f.tor". R.r'eeves, Georgia" M.61L':"A 'brave tribal fights' against the ''Czar's' troops and battles treachery within his: own. ranks. 36 Movie: "Salty d'Rourke'' (W45) Alan Ladd, Gail Russell 44: Gfad News 1:36 A.M. i Movie: "Let's (1950) Betty Hutton, Fred: Astaire, Robert Young 2:30 A.M 4 News 2:45 A.M.

3S Movie: (B) "The Whip Hand" (1951) Carla Bal en da, Elliott Reid 4:15 A.M. 3fi Moviei (B) "Hoppy's Holi dav" William Boyd, Andy Clyde Saturday 5:55 A.M. 4 News 6:00 A.M. 4 University of Michigan 6:30 A.M. 4 Across The Fence 5 Agriculiural.

Film 4 The Houndcats 5 Summer Semester 7, H.R. Pufsnstuf The Electric Company 7:30 A.M. 4 Roman Holidays 5 Archie's Funhouse 7, II Jackson Five 9 Misterogers' Neighbor 8:00 A.M. 4 The Jelsons 5 The Bugs Bunny Show .7, 11 TKe Osmonds 3 Sesame Street 30 A.M. 4 The Pink Paniher Show 5 Sabrina.

Teen Age Witch The Saturday Superstar: Movie' 8:55 A.M. 44 Jot 9:00 A.M. 2 Revista De La 4 Underdog 5 The Amailng Chan and The Chan Clan 5 The Electric Company 3fi Festival Latino 44 Music and the Spoken Word' 9:30 Jr Mi Casa, Tu Casa 4 Tne Barkleys 5 The New Scooby. Doo Mov ies 7, 11 The Brady Kids' Sesame Street 26 Ftbol Soccer 44 Kathryn Kuhlman RM gioui Show 10 00 A M. 2 McHale's Navy .4 Sealab'2026 for changes made by stations' in their program schedules.

All movies and shows are in color unless they are marked (B). 6:00 P.M. StarTrek 4 Newi 5 News 7 News Open Studio Television Movie: (Bi "The Rise and FalT Legs. Diamond" Ray JJanton, Karen Simon; Oakland; (1960). suspensefuK entertainment depicting the crime career of the notorious, blade, sharp "Legs'" Diamond Sesame Street ZO Intrusa SB BV "The Way to the Stars" Michael Red Ah is ta ken over by tit I US AF (19451 44 The Flintstones $: 30 P.M.

4 News 7 Movie: "The Mating Game" Debbie Reynolds, Tonv Randall, Paul Douglas, Fred Clark and Una Merkel. A young income tax agent is assigned to a farmer who has never paid taxes. He fihdshimself, however, the answer to "the farmer's daughter's prayer. (1958) 20 Noticiero 20 44 Gomer Pyie, L'SMC 7.00 P.M. I Love Lucy 4 Wlde Wonderful World 5 News Ntws OpusH 20 Caberet Del Aire 44 The Hogan's Heroes Hour 7:3 P.M.

2 Dragaet 4 Circus 5 Young Dr. Kildare 14 Alma Latina 8:00 P.M. 2Movie: "Wild and Tony Curtis, Christine Kaufman, Larry Storch! A French poodle with a thirst, for liquor is found by in American Paris. (1964) 4 Sanford and Son 5 0 Minutes 7(llTheBnd Bunch 3, 14 Washingten Week lit Review 20 La Crui de Maritza Cruies 36 Movie: (B) "Saigon" (1948) Three Air Force veterans and a girl travel from Shanghai to Saigon, Alan Ladd, Veronica Lake, Douglas Dick (1948) Movie: (B) "The Undead" Pamela Duncan. Richard Hypnotist sends a streetwalker; back thousands of years where she faces 1957).

:30.P.M, 4 The Little People 7, 11 The Odd Couple. 14 Black Perspective Oft The News 20 Arriba El Norte 9:00 P.M. Movie: "The. Subject Was Roses" Patricia' N'eal, Jack Albertson and. Martin.

Sheen (196.8) A son returns home from the Army only, to find unhappi ness and discord between hisparents. 5 Trouble With Girls" Elvis Marilyn Mason. The man ager of a traveling.show in the roaring 20's has difficulties with girls; and many other assorted characters during a Midwest stand (1969) Rwm2 9 Masterpiece Theatre 20 Del Altar A La tumba 20 7. 11 The Comer Bar 20 La Sonrisa del Diablo 9 36 News" 2 News' 7, 11 ABC Special "B.J:, and Eddie tOutward Bound" progrirfi" skllli ahd endurance Jaught yoifng.people. Open Studio Televliion; 'io Movie 36 Merv Griffin Shew 44 Mb.vie: (B) tireat unaries: uraxe; Ka'rin: Rooth Mtchaivical invented emotion in space used to 1.

HhM 7, Jl PGA Ga( 2 Moviti: "Tuesday Night Movie" a. set of three pil oti, one of which made it sexie' for tnli neit By DAVID MUTCH Tht Christian Scifncf Monitor Ntwi Servicr The FBI owes its world renown to' the reputation of being the cleanest bean on the police bush. This fact" lent a flavorful twist to the Senate confirmation hearings in' June of the head of the FBI, Clarence Kelley. The senators, with Watergate obviously in mind, repeatedly asked Kelley if. he would resist political: pressure from the White Rouse and the' attorney general, vJould tightly control gathering' and use of information on citizen's, would he agree.

to a congressional oversight committee, and1 so Hardly one hard, question on1 procedure was asked. It is understandable that political sensitivities took prominence, given Gray's problems as acting; director. But the irony is that the FBI over the freer, of scandal than Congress itself. As1 to' who know the story of how the facts of high political involvement. 4 This Is Your Life: Morey 5 Perry Mason 7 ABC'S Wide World of Sports ll r49er Hutidle 28 Ecos De Inspiration 36 Country Carnival 44 Football: 49ers N.Y.

Jets. 5:36 P.M. 4 News 9 The Chan ese Way 11 11 Takes A Thief 20 Spanish Bullfights 36 Porter Wagoner work of its crime laboratory, the FBr has demonstrated that police agencies can depend progressively more on physical evidence and less o.i confessions. For decades the FBI has stressed making arrests and searches only with a warrant. Although the common law tradition holds that police can shoot a fleeing felon, the FBI rule is to shoot only in self defense or to protect others.

The FBI has operated under the toughest of personnel rules of any government agency to curb overzealous ness. Hoover had said that "an undisciplined law enforcement agency is a menace to society." In wiretapping, the FBI has always followed the rulings attorneys general. While Hoover had some well known feuds with a few police chiefs, in general the FBI has made great efforts to foster cooperation between all police, agencies. The complex web federal, and local laws makes this necessary. this context, Hoover insisted on professionalizing and training police force's rather than building the FBI into a large, national police force.

While there are up to 500,000 local policemen, the FBI has onlu 8.500 agents, who operata out of 59 field offices. The FBI has provided a number of technical services, including the training academy, where' over 6,300 local police have trained, the fingerprint file, the crime lab, ait information retrieval system with extensive data on criminal activities; extensive publication activities to spread law enforcement information, and the "10 Most Wanted fugitives" program. COFyr Christian Science PLQFiihing iactv became known credit FBI regulars more than even the press, the courts, or Congress. A number of U.S. attorneys have told this reporter that the FBI is the most professional and efficient law.

enforcement agency in the United" States, although they will cite some faults. Police departments around the. country, echo the same praise. They point in particular to painstaking efforts over the years by the FBI to professionalize law enforcement at every level. If the real friends of the FBI find a fault, Kelley put his finger on it at the Senate hearings: is.

a feeling" that there is some aloofness" fn the bureau; A former police chief in' Kansas City, Kelley mentioned especially relations with. Jocai police departments. Other professionals who agree with Kelley point out that this, situation, perhaps stems in part from the elite nature of the FBI. Since J. Edgar Hoover became director at the FBI's creation in 19.24, the FBI recruited men with high academic and moral qualifications and the 'bureau developed an esprit de corps quite remarkable, iri government service.

One U.S. attorney says: "Even today it means, call them anytime of the day or night and they respond not only with' but' with, intelligence, resourcefulness, and' an aggressiveness balanced with deliberation." in response to'a defi nition of goals" question put to him Birch Bayh (D) of Indiana, acknowledged FBI leadership in setting standards, and: said: "If can just continue to foster this and to.make it. a more widespread position throughout law enforcement, Television then 1 think I will have done the director." In specifics, what has the FBI done iri an era marked by rising crime to professionalize law enforcement? Following is a list of accomplishments sup Iplied.by both the FBI itself and its Even prior, to the famous Supreme Court case, which provides the accused the right tp silence and an. attorney, tlie 'FBI' advised ail sus pects it arrested of rights: i Through s'ophisticated "SHEPHERD, SHOW ME HOW TO GO" A PRACTICAL PRAV.tR! KG0 810kc 8:30 a.m. K66G FM 9:00 a.m.

KSAY 1010k'c 9:30 a.m. program, to man iful tompletlort. Potential of Highlights The Corner Bar. KGO TV Mae's suspicions about a wifeswappinE ring are aroused when. a couple comes into the bar.

to couples. 9:30 ABC News Special, J. and 'Eddie Outward KGO TV (7) This documentary (ollows'an and bov through Hurricane Island Outward Bound School month long course teaching sell confidence through, overr coming the challenges of nature: 10 pm, PGA 6If Championship, KGO TvVw.TpedL highlights of second round1 play. at Canterbury Club, Cleveland, The Midnight Special, KRON TV (4). The Bee Gees host 'an British.

rock show with Gerry and the Pacemakers, Hermans Way Fontana aad the Mtndbenders, Holhesi and Hilly j. Kramer ana ine umkv 1a.m. Saturday. Sixty Minutes, KPIUX (5) A. report on how canisters of deadly plutonium.

which a ter ronst could use like a home atom bomb, are routinely shipped like so manyv "orange crates with virtually no 'guards. 8 p.m. i The. Odd Couple, Monty Hall iplayshimself when Oscar and 'Felix, beca me contests: oh Make a 8:36 p.m. CBS Movie, KPIX (5).

The Trouble' with Girls." EMs. Presley plays the, man ager of traveling tenshbw who gets into' trouble with, characters, and girls. A 1969 release; Repeat. 9: p.m. NBC Friday Movie, Subject Was Roses." KRON "TV (4).

A voung veteran of 'JWorld War returns home, and slowly becomes of discord between his parents. Based on Pulitzer Prize, winning play. Stars Patricia "tlS'eal, Martin Sheen and Jack 'Albertson, who won an. Oscar; for. best supporting actor in v'thufilm.

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