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-PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1974. -51- rOn fhe AV- Complete Television Programs for Tuesday (D Bonanza (Cont.) Win Fanning gets involved with uolice rorruotion oh a scale that includes the frame-urj of a black officer, plus theft and bribery. i Movie (Cont.) I Orange Bawl (Cont.) Alexis Weissenberg Odd Couple 10 P. M. I I Shaft (Cont.) I Marcus Welby, M.DC- "The A woman orthooeaV surgeon returns to the hospital as a therapist after a two-vear bout with alcoholism and wants to be reinstated as a surgeon.

I Orange Bowl (Cont.) Newsroom 10:30 P. M. I Shaft (Cont.) IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII TV KEY PREVIEWS Today's top shows as previewed by reporters in Hollywood, New York and Pittsburgh. 10:00 a. m.

CD Junior Orange Bowl Parade. Live from Coral Gables, Florida. Randolph Mantooth and Kevin Tighe from NBC's "Emergency" series co-host this children's parade centering on the theme "Heroes of a Child's World." 10:30 a. m. GD ICS) Cotton Bowl Festival Parade.

William Conrad and Lee Meriwether handle the commentators' roles in this live broadcast of the festive Cotton Bowl Parade. 11:30 a. m. CD CD I I Tournament of Roses Parade NBC and CBS offer spontaneous coverage of the glorious Year's Day, Parade, live from Pasadena, Calif. Heading up the NBC coverage will be John Davidson, Ed McMahon and Rebecca Ann King, Miss America of 1974; while CBS will sport the familiar faces of Bob Barker and June Lockhart for the Fifth consecutive year.

8:00 p. m. CD Maude. Uneven but chuckling episode featuring an outbreak of quarreling between lovebirds Arthur and Vivian. When the outspoken Findlays take sides, with Walter aligning himself with Vivian and Maude with Arthur, -the air is charged with wisecracking but as the Findlays move stage center, the pace drags a bit.

8:00 p. m. War and Peace, No. 7. The terrible emotional drama of war is physically present, in the scene of the dead on the battlefield; in Pierre's personal anguish and his decision to assassinate Napoleon; Natasha's desire to help care for the wounded soldiers; and Napoleon's shock on entering Moscow.

1:30 a. m. Wide World of Entertainment "ABC News-At With Howard K. Smith and Harry Reasoner acting as co-anchorman, ABC offers an informal review of the major news events that have made' these past few months a time of crisis. Participating newsmen from assignments around the world offer reactions from their vantage points, backed up by appropriately illustrative film clips.

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M. ICS Local News What's My Line? CD Rose Bowl (Cont.) Electric Company Truth or Consequences I Bonanza 7:30 P. M. ICS Wild, Wild World of Animals (3) Hollywood Squares i Rose Bowl (Cont.) Newsroom I Parent Game Bonanza 8 P. ICS I I Maude (See TV Key) I Temperatures Rising "The Mothers." Noland's mother checks Into the hospital as Dr.

Mercy's mother iu ituve. I I Orange Bowl Penn State vs. LSU War and Peace (See TV Key) 8:30 P. M. CD I Hawaii Five-0 "The Banzai Pipeline.

The Banzai pipeline, one nf the world's most exciting and danaerous surflna beaches, forms the backdroD for a trio of Slav-Inas that McGarrett investigates. Movie "Shortwalk to Daylight." (1972) I Orange Bowl -(Cont.) War and Peace (Cont.) 9 Pr M. CD I Hawaii Five-0 (Cont.) I Movie (Cont.) I Orange Bowl (Cont.) War and Peace (Cont.) 9:30 P. M. I I Shaft "Con Killer," with ouest stars Dorren McGavin and George Maharis.

Shalt 279 FROM INSTALLED TO YOUR PRESENT DUCTWORK Emergency Services mm Ch. 53 Plans Jan. THE LONG-AWAITED return of WPGH-TV, Channel 5 3, to the local air is now scheduled for Jan. 14. So you'd better dust off that UHF loop antenna and limber up the unused on most area sets since the station left the air on Aug.

5, 1971. The new management, headed by Leon Crosby, a minority stockholder who will be general manager, and Ar-mand Belli, who returns as general sales manager, expects the major kinks to be ironed out during the next two weeks. "After the long wiit for FCC approval we discovered that a number of minor obstacles still, had to be overcome," Belli told me yesterday afternoon. "Little things, like the carpets had become rotted and the furniture had deteriorated during the more than two years the studio building has been out of he said. The' transmitting equipment, however, is fully operational and the station will come back with the same 3,1 million watt signal with which old WPGH-TV went off.

While its coverage was generally satisfactory, it was discovered that a slight tilt of the antenna caused the signal to skip over some areas. Belli said a new antenna will be erected in the spring. THE STATION will telecast 10 hours daily, Monday through Friday, staiting at 3 p. m. It will be fired up two hours earlier on Saturrl and on Sundays it will operas from 8 a.

m. to 1 a. m. "Naturally, if all goes as expected, these hours will be increased after our initial shakedown period," Belli said. WPGH will be an independent station, that is not affiliated with any of the networks.

However, it will pick up some of the network programs now pre-empted by Channels 2, 4 and 11, as did its predecessor. "JUST WHICH programs these will be remains to be worked out," Belli told me. "But I'm sure we'll get approval to carry some of them." The local lineup will include movies, new and off-network syndicated, series, sports and even a 90 minute talk show. The latter is scheduled on Sunday nights, starting at 8:30. The voice, if not the face, of host Mike Silverstein will be familiar to former WJAS listeners.

WPGH-TV will be operated by Pittsburgh Telecasting of which Crosby is presi 4 P. M. CD Cotton Bowl (Cont.) l(D Lucy Show ICQ) Big Valley (Cont.) Sesame Street (CD Somerset 4:30 P. M. 13) Mike Douglas Mission: Impossible CD Rose Bowl Pre-Game Sesame St.

(Cont.) Flintstones (T6) Gilligan's Island 4:45 iJT) (T) Rose Bowl Ohio State vs. ySC 5 m. (5p Mike Douglas (Cont.) I4) Mission (Cont.) in CD Rose Bowl (Cont.) 03) Zoom Star Trek Green Acres 5:30 P. SI. I That Girl (Advertisement) BORROW THE EASY WAY NO RED TAPE.

No embarrassing invastl qation. MONEY in TWO MINUTES on DIAMOND, 9 1 UCKS, S1AMFS, tUINS WArtHtb, etc. B.D.L. ft P.A. 413 Smithdcld Street 566-1728 Marcus Welby (Coni) Black Horizons "Ain't It Gospel Truth?" Blade Horizons features several of hte youne gosoel groups in Pittsburgh.

Rene. Moore. Miss Black Allegheny Countv sets the pace with a stirring rendition of "Precious Lvord." (Other guests include Gloria Briskee, the Northside Youth Ensemble, the Youth and Young Adult Choral Union, directed by Alter Howord, and the Gospel Chords. ll p. m.

I I Local News Our Street I News 11:30 P. M. i Movie "The Next Voice You Hear." (1950) Movie "Big Parade of Comedy." (1964) i Tonight Guests: Rebecca Ann kino America of 1974), Lola Falana, Ronnie Graham. (MUs ana 1:00 Tomorrow A look into 1971: What Is ahead (ft employment, money, energy, food, discussed by experts from each area, 1:30 1 World of Entertainment (See TV Key) Buy A Pair Get a Spare NOW and ONLY at COLL'S with every Dair of IGlasses you will receive an EXTRA PAIR of Lenses at no extra cost We will fit them into your old frame at no cost. EYES EXAMINED Oculists Prescriptions Filled Budget Terms Frames Repaired or ReDoMri While U-Wait Dolly 9 to Mon.

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VOL H' KH 31411 THE DONCINGEST POLKAS 0U' AROUNDFnnkn Ymtoiio KH JUJ stnuinu mi unulynn mioiiion KH lllii KH JH'f YOU RE GONNA NEED A MtNJohnnf Duitcin KH lllll WHAT A WONDERFUL WOALOJirty Vill A Pair Get a Spar 13) KDKA (CBS) Pittsburgh lg) WTAE (ABC)-Pittsburgh WIIC (NBC)-Pittsburgh WQED (PBS)-Pittsburgh fS) WJAC (NBC-ABC) Johnstown Q) WTRF (NBC-ABC) Wheeling I WSTV (ABC-CBS) Steubenville WTAJ (CBS) Altoona Black and whit 5:55 Farm Report I Quest Blue Ridge Quartet 6:15 1 Farm, Home, Garden 6:30 A. M. 15) Me and You and Us Radius I World Tomorrow International Zone 6:50 (D News .7 A. M. 12) News I Ladybug's Garden 1(H) (Z) Today 7:30 A.

M. 13) I News Munsters Today (Cont.) 8 A. M. 13) I 153) Captain Kangaroo I AM Pittsburgh Channel 4 meteoroloolst Jat DeNorde, brlnai his model trolns to the ihow. Also, a orevlew of 1974 by tht hlah school generation.

Today (Cont.) 8:30 A. M. CS I 15 Captain Kangaroo (Cont.) (D AM Pittsburgh (Cont.) CD Today (Cont.) 9 A. M. 13) I Dream of Jeannie AM Pittsburgh (Cont.) Captain Jim (6) Romper Room 1(7) Phil Donahue I New Zoo Revue Sesame Street 9:30 M.

Q) Match Game '73 Bonanza Captain Jim (Cont.) Romper Room Phil Donahue (Cont.) Tel-All Qg) Sesame St. (Cont.) 10 A. M. 2) I 15 Rose Parade Review Bonanza (Cont.) GD Jr- Orange Bowl Parade (See TV Key) 10:30 A. M.

(2) 15 Cotton Bowl Festival Parade (See TV Key) iitiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiim Highlights On Radio 10:00 a.m. (WDUQ 90.5) Morning Special. "Hitler and His Rise to Power." 12 Noon (WQED 89.3) From Twelve to Two. Purcell's "The Fairy Queen" starring Peter Pears, Mary Wells and James Boman. 12:30 p.m.

(WPIT FM Special. "Could 1974 Already Have Happened?" 5:00 p. m. (WQED 89.3) Special. "The Chocolate Soldier." starring Rise Stevens, and Robert Merrill.

8:00 p. m. (WDUQ 90.5) Concert Hall. Suppe's "Morning, Noon and Night in Werner's "The Curious Musical Instrument Berlioz' "Te Deum." Broadcasts in Stereo. iiiimiimmiiiiimiiiiiimiiiimi Legal Notices ESTATE NOTICES Letters hove been fronted on th ejtote of eoch the followlno decedents to the personal representative named who reauestt all persons having claims against the estate of the decedent to make known fno.

same In writing to him or Ms ot-tcrnev, and ail persons Indebted 1h decedent to moke povment te him without delay: MOSER, Use. deceased, of Po. No. 5143 of 1973. Arthur Moser, 6545 Beacon Pa.

15217, or to Lawrence W. Kaplan; Kaufmann Harris, 415 Oliver Pa. 15222. DETRICK, John deceased, of Pa. No.

5089 of 1973. Bernlco M. Keib and Sue McCracken, 4448 Sherwood or to Richard C. Witt, 1010 Grant Pa. 15219.

BISHOP, Harry ALSO KNOWN AS Harry L. BISliop deceased, of Pa. No. 5140 of 1973. Horry L.

Bishop I Chapel OoK Fox Chanel, or to Andrew L. Weil; Eoler, McGregor Rein-itodtler, 2100 LawytM Pa. 15219, COLEMAN, Charles deceased, of Pa. No. 5164 of 1973.

Florence A. Coleman, 521 Industry Pa. 15210, or to Arnold M. Friedman, Edword B. Friedman, 921 Frlck Pqh Pa.

15219. REPKO. John deceased, of Pa. No. 1491 of 1965.

John M. Reoko, 41 Keswick Pa. or to August A. Barrante; Barronle, Jarrantt It Schomoker, 100 lawyer! Po. 15219.

ITER8UTCEL, Anna deceased, of Pa. No. 5343 of 1973. Bill Beck (William R. Beck) and Michael J.

Sterbutcel, 31) Mary Pa. 15W or to William M. Acker, 304 Ross Pa. 15219. SHIELDS, June aka Juno E.

Shields, deceased, of North Versailles, Pa. No. 5319 of 1973. Elinor Monardo. 100 Sandra North Versailles, Pa, 15137 or to Linn V.

Phillips Lltman, Ltt-mon, Harris Specter, 1320 Grant ldg Pa. 15219. MOLYNEAUX, William deceased, of Verona, Po. No. 532J of 1973.

Pittsburgh National Bank, 5th Ave. J. Wood Po. 15222, or to Ivan E. Blrslc, Cflulev, Blrslc Conflentl, UU Manor Pa.

15219. ELLIOTT, William A also known at William Adami Elliott, deceased, ot Plttsburqh, Pennsylvania. No. 45(9 of 1973. Clyde A.

ArmstronB and Mellon Bank, N. A. Mellon Square, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15230 or to James S. Crawford, III, Esaulrt, Thorp, Reed Armstrong, 2900 Grant.

Plttl-hurgh, Po. 15219. MrBRlDE, Bertllle deceased, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. No. JI740 of 1973, Mary Louise McBrlde, Marv Louise Conrov and Mellon Bank, N.

A. Mellon Square, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15230 or to Truxall Herald 17 Frlck Pittsburgh, Penna. 15219. TO PLACE YOUR WANT AD BY PHONE )IAL 263-1201 12) Orange Bowl Parade (Cont.) 10:45 13) Rose Parade Preview 11 A.

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MORE BRIEFLY: A new program, "Insight the Arts in Pittsburgh," will make its debut on WWSW this Sunday from 9:30 to 10 p. m. The Hostess will be Paula Bern, formerly of WQED-TVs "Life Style." The show will cover a broad spectrum of the arts, from movies to folk art and crafts, with knowledgeable guests joining in the discussion. Channel ll's news and public affair show, "In Conflict," will move into the 11:30 a. m.

Sunday time slot, starting immediately. The program, alternately moderated by WIIC-TV newscasters, was formerly telecast Sundays at noon. The 1974 opener will have Bob James in anchor seat, with guests Dr. Edward Blakeley of Pitt; Shelton King, Duquesne Leon Howard of the NAACP; and Dr. Anthony Dent, professor at Carnegie-Mellon.

They will discuss "Minority Employment and Promotion Within Our Universities." THANKS TO a grant from Giant Eagle Markets, Channel 13 will present 6 hours of children's programming on Saturdays, starting this week and continuing for 39 weeks. The schedule consists of "Sesame Street," "The Elec-tric Company," "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" and "ZOOM." It begins with "Mister Rogers" at 8:30 a. m. "Sesame Street" will be telecast at 9 a. "Electric Company" at 10; Rogers again at followed by "Sesame" at 11.

"Electric" is back at noon, with "ZOOM" at Another "Sesame" comes' along tit 1 p. m. "Electric" pops up again at 2 o'clock and at 2:30 "Hodgepodge Lodge" winds up the youngsters' day. No two programs are the same, so it would appear that you can park the little darlings before the set at 8:30 and, hopefully after slipping them a bit of lunch, feel secure in the knowledge that they will be in good hands until 3 p. m.

ASIDE TO V. F. Sorry, Channel 4 will not carry the ABC network repeat of the critically accaimed 'The Glass Menagerie," starring Katharine Hepburn, set for Sunday, Jan. 20, from 1 to 3 p. m.

The Rege Cordic vintage films air at this time. Happy New Year, anyway. rascal who thought he was dying. Esther may be a pain in the neck, but she can be useful in emergencies, like the time Fred and Lamont went to jail for a dirty movie production, and needed bail money. Needed is the word for Aunt Esther on the show, an added touch for flavor and plot construction.

Esther turns out to be a key ingredient in one of the funni-est shows of the season, "Mama's Baby, Papa's Maybe," scheduled this Friday. Story editor Ilunga Adell is top form over the question of whether Fred Sanford is really Lamont's dad. Big Money Grip arrives from St. Louis with the news he is Lamont's real father, and then gets down to the time, the date and the place in front of stunned Fred end an indig-nant Aunt Esther. Adell's explanation should tickle all but the mitty of this crucial game." Hodgepodge Lodge 3:30 P.

M. CD 133) Cotton Bowl (Cont.) Flintstones i(TD Big Valley Mister Rogers GD Return to Peyton Place llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Movies On TV 8:30 p. m. "Short Walk to Daylight." (1972) Drama of eight people trapped in a New York City subway tunnel after an earthquake. James Brolin, Don Mitchell.

11:30 p.m. "The Next Voice You Hear." (1950) Drama of a strange visitation and its effect upon a handful of people. James Whitmore, Nancy Davis. 11:30 p.m. "Big Parade of Comedy." (1964) Compilation of memorable comedy events made before 1947.

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