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CHANNEL CHUCKLES TONIGHT M. 2 Fa I Daisies (O 3 Andy Griffith 20 Natachu JO Daniel Boone 14 (:10) Bugs Bunny (C) 5:30 PM 2 Island (C) 3 Hogan's Heroes (C) (:55) Weather (C) 4 KRON News (C) 5 My Line? (C) 7-11 ABC News (C) 9-32 Electric Company (C) 10 KXTV News (C) 36 (:55) KGSC News (C) 14 Speed Racer (C) 8:00 P.M. 2 Wild, Wild West (C) 3 4 NBC News (C) 5 KPIX News (C) 7 KGO News (C) 9-32 Sesame Street (C) 10 CBS News 11 KNTV News (C) 20 Noticiero (C) .36 Movie (C) James Stewart in Air (1955) 10 Movie Bette Davis in i1940) 14 Flintstones (C) 6:30 P.M. 3 KCKA News (C) 4 KKON News (C) 5 CBS News (C) 7 Movie Fdward G. Robinson in (1960) 10 KXTV News (C) 11 Perry Mason 20 Angelitos Negros 44 Munsters 7:00 P.M.

2 I Lucy 4 Wide, Wonderful World (C) 5 KPIX Newii (C) 9-32 KQED News (C) 10 Wild, Wild West 20 Cosa 44 Hazel (C) 7:30 P.M. 2 Dragnet fC) 4 Circus! (C) Spanish Festival 5 Watchamaeallit (C) 9-32 Chess (C) II Comedy Machine (C) 44 Father Knows Best 8:00 P.M. 2 Movie (C) Fred Gwynne in Go Home (1906) 3 1 Sanford and Son (C) 5 O'Hara, Treasury (C) 7 II Brady Bunch 9 32 Washington in Review (C) 20 Fallastc Corazon 36 Movie Betty Grahle in Ihe (1937) 40 Movie Pernell Roberts in (1969) 44 Outer Limits 8:30 P.M. 3 4 Movie (C) Patrick Ira Furstenberg in (1967) 7-11 Partridge Family (C) 9-32 Movie kks (1950) 20 Musical Ossart (C) 9:00 P.M. 5-10 Movie (C) Living with Ixm Gossett; with Pat Carroll; with Michele Lee 7-11 Room 222 (C) 20 La Gata 44 Movie (C) Joel McCrea in (1950) 9:30 P.M.

7-11 The Odd Couple (C) Richard Fredricks 36 (:55) KGSC News (C) 10:00 P.M. 2 KTV1J News 7-11 American Style (C) Pat Paulsen, Soupy Sales 9-32 Vibrations (C) 20 Joaquin Esteves 36 David Frost Show (C) 10:30 P.M. 3 Portrait (C) Robt. Mitchum 1 Dr. Simon Locke (C) 5-10 Governor and J.J.

(C) 40 Movie Rory Calhoun in (1957) 11.00 P.M. 2 Movie Ugo Tognazzi in Conjugal (1963) KTIM KTIM-FM Affiliated With the Mutual Broadcasting Company 1510 STEREO FRIDAY Nightingale World Today Music for Marin Sports Lewis III Dinsmore's Sports Page for Marin News Music for Marin News Music Hall News Only: Oakland vs. Milwaukee News AM Leaves the Air; KTIM-FM Stereo Continues Leaves the Air SATURDAY Anthem AM- FM Stereo Sign On News International Music Hall and You News Music News Sports Reporter utual News for Pledger Mutual News for Marin Mutual News on tec i to Musicale News Highlights for Marin Mutual News for Marin 11 News for Marin News 11 ut ual Sports for Marin Mutual News and You Music for Marin News for Pledger Oakland vs. Milwaukee Mutual News and You Mutual News Sports for Pledger FRIDAY EVENING When not listed, independent stations follow a format of recorded music with news at regular intervals. 6:00 KCBS :25 Entertainment; :50 Business KGO News and Sports KKHI Dinner Concert till 8 p.rn KNBR Jack Hayes KSFO Baseball, in progress 7:00 KGO Jim Eason till 10 p.m.

KNBR Williams till midnight 8:00 KCBS :05 Drug Scene; :25 Campaign '72; 50 Wine World; :55 File 74 KKHI Guest Artist KSFO :05 Gene Nelson till 12:05 a.m. 9:00 KCBS :25 World Around Us; :50 Travel KK1U Concert 10:00 KFAX Hellenic American Hour; :30 Chinatown KGO Russ Coglin till 1 a.m. KKHI Echoes and Encores; :30 Enchanting Hour 11:00 KKHI Music of the Spheres 12:00 KFAX News; Gospel; 15 Better Understanding; :30 Inspiration KKIII Prelude till 6 a.m. KNBR Dave Niles till 6 a.m. KSFO :05 Night Sounds with Russ Syracuse till 6:10 a.m.

1:00 KFAX Green Pasture; 15 Family of God; :30 Moment of Truth KGO Jim Moore till 5 a.m. 2:00 KFAX :30 Public Interest :35 Farm News; :40 News; :45 Better Understanding SATURDAY MORNING 5:00 IS Newsradio Farm News; 15 Chal nge; :30 Church News; :45 hie News; :15 Music; :30 lily Pacific Builder; :45 iace and Science 6:00 News; Evang. Jen ns; :30 Family of God, :45 fe Line IH World Tomorrow; :30 orning Festival till 9 a.m. UR Frank Dill till 10 a m. 05 Riek Wagsi.it 7H's till 9:05 a.m.

7:00 News; Mission exico; Heaven; :45 Hope SUM) World Literature Uru de; :30 New Testament ght II Comedy Time with Jay lyder till noon 9:00 News; Voice of Amer- anism; .15 Project Aineri- SATURDAY AFTERNOON Jack Hayes till 7 p.m. 1:00 KCBS 35 Movie Review KFAX News, Christian Horizons KKHI World of Opera; :30 Corner 2:00 KFAX 30 Croatian Hour KKHI Symphonically Yours 3:00 KFAX Radio New Japan KKHI Pledger Plays the Classics, till 8 p.m. KNBR 4:00 KFAX :30 Glocken der Heimat; :45 Moment of Truth KGO News; :30 Carlo Prescott till 8 p.m. KSFO Commute Club with John Gilliland; :45 Base ball Giants vs. Montreal 5:00 KCBS :35 CBS Views the Press 3 KCRA News (C) 4 KKON News (C) 5 KPIX News (C) 7 KGO News (C) 9 32 Jazz Set (C) Keno Duke Quintet 10 KXTV News (C) KNTV News (C) 20 Movie (1944) 44 Movie in the Music (1946) 11:30 P.M.

3 4 Tonight Show (C) Robt Mitchum 5 Movie James Cagney in Fighting (1949) 7 Dick Cavett Show (C) Michael Parkinson Show 9-32 KQED News (C) 10 Movie (C) Joan Crawford in (1953) 11 Movie (C) Fredric March in on a (1953) 36 Movie Robt. Ryan in on the (1947) 12:00 MIDNIGHT 20 Movie (C) (1940) 12:30 A.M. 40 Movie and (1964) 1:00 A M. 2 KTVU News (C) 3 KCRA News 4 KRON News 7 KGO News (C) 10 (:20) Movie (C) Caron in (1960) 36 Movie (C) Bing Crosby in Yankee in King (1949) 1:30 A.M. 5 Movie Bing Crosby in (1938) Dr.

ca; :30 Bible KKIII Symphonic Variations KSFO 05 Dick McGarvin till 12:05 p.m. 10:00 KFAX News; Voice of Temple; :.30 Church News; :45 Christopher Pro-, gram KKHI Concert Grand; :30 Date Music KNBR Mike Cleary till 3 p.m. 11:00 KFAX News; Bible Studies; 15 Gospel Crusade; :30 Hour of Deliverance KKHI Pops Concert till noon 12:00 KFAX News; Living Wit nesses; :30 World Tomorrow KGO News; :30 Russ Coglin till 4 p.m. KKHI Gilbert and Sullivan: The Yeomen of the Guard, or. The Merryman and His Maid, part I KSFO :05 Riek Cimino till 4 05 p.m.

2:30 A.M. 40 Movie Merle Oberon in Comes (1943) 3:00 A.M. 36 Movie Orson Welles in into (1942) SATURDAY 4:30 A.M. 36 Movie Maureen in (1019) 5:30 A.M. 4 (:55) KRON News (C) 6:00 A.M.

4 Across the Fence (C) 5 Agriculture (C) 6:30 A.M. Across the Fence (C) 4 U. of Michigan (C) 5-10 Summer Semester (C) A.M. 3 4 Doetor Dolittle (C) 5 Josie (C) 7 11 Real Jerry Lewis (C) 10 Farming (C) A $250,000 Watson Tax Drive Gift I-J Special Report LOS ANGELES The Watson tax limitation initiative has gained $250,000 in financial support from 60.000-member California Real Estate Association. The association board voted the special election fund during a four-day meeting last week at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, according to Joseph B.

Carnahan of Northridge, association president. The money will I used, he said, to make advance commitments for advertising, television time, billboards, and to develop literature. The so-called Watson initiative will be on the November ballot. It would limit local property taxes to approximately $7 for each $100 assessed valuation. Counties, cities and schools would each get $2, tercounty districts would get 50 cents and special districts irrigation, mosquito abatement, etc.

50 cents. The legislature would have to provide $825 per pupil for education in the schools. There is provision for retiring bonded debt and floating new school bonds with approval of the voters. No welfare could lie supported by property taxes. To replace revenue lost in the shift, sales tax would go up from 5 per cent to 7 per cent.

Corporate income taxes would go from 7.6 per cent to 11 per cent, with no increase in personal income tax. Banks and insurance companies would pay same taxes as other corporations. Cigarette taxes would go up one half cent to one cent per cigarette, and liquor taxes would go up 50 cents per gallon. There is an oil and mineral severance lax. Carnahan said association members in 172 local boards of Realtors throughout the state will he active in the tax limita tion initiative campaign, working with the California Farm Bureau Federation, California Apartment House Owners Association, Cattlemen's Association and other supporters.

40 Tea fro Lntmo 44 Religion (C) JOT (C) 7:30 A.M. 3-4 Deputy Dawg (C) 5 Monkees (C) 7 11 Road Runner (C) 10 Public Affairs 44 Agriculture (C) 8:00 A.M. 2 (:25) KTVU News (C) 3 4 Woody Woodpecker (C) 5-10 Bugs Bunny (C) 7-11 Funky Phantom (C) 9 Sesame Street (C) 44 Music and Spoken Word (C) 8:30 A.M. 2 Existence (C) 3-4 Pink Panther ((') 5 10 Scooby Doo 7 11 Jackson Five (C) 41 Kathryn Kuhlinan (C) 9:00 A.M. 2 Revista de la Sernana (C) 3-4 Jetsons (C) 5-10 Harlem Globetrotters (C) 7-11 Bewitched (C) 20 Show (C) 40 Movie 44 Movie John Ericson in of Jack (1955).

9:30 A.M. 2 Capitol and the Clergy (O 3-4 Tennis (C) Wimbledon Open 5-10 Hair Bear Bunch (O 7-11 Lidsville (C) 20 Apartment Directory 10:00 A M. 2 Workshop (C) Antique kits 5-10 Pebbles and Bamm (C) 7-11 Curiosity Shop (C) 20 Sabados Alegres (C) 36 Festival Latino 10:30 A.M. 2 Movie (C) Dan Duryea in Bounty (1964) 5-10 Funnies (C) 20 (C) 40 Cooking (C) 4-4 Crafts (C) 11:00 A.M. 3-4 Pre-Game Show (C) (: 15) Baseball (C) Cincinnati Reds vs.

Chicago Cubs 5-10 Sabrina (C) 7-11 Jonny Quest (C) 40 Movie Susan Cabot in Wasp (1960) 44 Soul Train (C) 11:30 A.M. 5 Earth Lab (O 7-11 Secret Chimp (C) 10 Josie (C) 12:00 NOON 2 Roller Derby (C) 7-11 American Bandstand (C) 10 Monkees 36 Chucho El Roto 44 Movie Cameron Mitchell in on My (1957) 12:30 P.M. 5-10 News Special (O Political conventions 20 Sonrisas Colgate (C) 36 Informacion Temas (O 40 Movie the Three Headed (1965) 1:00 P.M. 2 Islands in Ihe Sun (C) 5 10 Festival (O Boys Only is for Girls, (Russia) 7 Movie Jock Mahoney in of the Fast (1958) 11 Passport to Travel (C) 20 El Patio 36 La Constitut ion (Q 1:30 P.M, 2 Wanderlust (C) 11 Fishing Hole (C) 36 Teatro Latino 2:00 P.M. 2 Alfred Hitchcock 3 4 Tennis (C) Wimbledon Open 5 Sut Yung Ying Yee (C) 10 Movie Glenn Ford in of Convict (1951) 11 Boxing from the Forum (C) 41 Movie (C) Jill Ireland in Evil, So (1957) 2:30 P.M.

2 Movie (C) Jack Balance in of the (1962) 5 Movie (C) Errol Flynn in (1945) 7 Movie Geo. Montgomery in Texas (1951) 40 1 Spy (C) 3:00 P.M. 3 Profile (O Pancho Gonzales 1 Junior Championships (C) 11 PAL Boxing 20 Exclusivas (C) 3:30 P.M. 3 Movie vs. the (1964) 1 Petticoat Junction (C) 10 Water (C) 11 Movie Ronald Reagan in and (1953) 36 Variedades 40 Judy Lynn Show (C) 44 Movie Killer (1958) 1:00 P.M.

4 Andy Griffith (C) 7 Sports Profile (C) Vic Stasiuk 10 Celebrity Bowling (O 20 Country and Western (C) Teatro Mexicano 40 Country Jamboree (C) 4:30 P.M. 2 Nashville Music (C) 4 Dick Van Dyke Show 5 Death Valley Days 7 Celebrity Bowling (C) 10 American Adventure (C) 5:00 P.M. 2 Hee Haw 3 Survival (C) 4 Daniel Boone (C) 5 Perry Mason 7-11 Wide World of Sports (C) U.S. Olympic Track and Field trials 9 Guitar, Guitar (C) 10 on the River (C) 20 Hollywood Park Race (C) 40-44 Wrestling (C) BEST SHOWS FOR TONIGHT KQED (9), KQEC (32), 7:30 p.m. A recap of the events at the World Championship Chess in Reykjavik, Iceland, will be covered as a half- hour special.

KQED (9), KQEC (32), 8:30 p.m. presents starring Roberto Cobo, Estela Inda and Jesus Navarro. Luis directed this Mexcian movie. KPIX (5), KXTV (10), 9 p.m. New CBS Friday Night offers throe original half-hour comedies, and Lou (iossett, Diana Sands, Pat Carroll.

Michele Lee and Ruth Buzzi are among the performers. It is a repeat. KTVU (2), 11 p.m. Ugo Tognazzi, Marina Vlady, Walter Giller and Linda Sim star in the comedy movie, Conjugal Proposed Richardson Bay Sanitary Outlay Zooms A $495,6:14 preliminary budget for 1972-73, up 17 per cent over last budget, has been submitted to the Richardson Bay Sanitary District board. According to hoard secretary Eber I).

Russell, the proposed budget will increase the tax rate of the district by about 20 cents to 65 cents per $100 assessed valuation. Operating expenses were budgeted at about $151,000, while capita! outlay was figured at $344,000. The increase in capital outlay, said Russell, was required to meet the stringent water quality standards set by the Regional Water Quality Board. The budget includes $130,000 to construct a holding tank at the Ricardo Road pumping station and additional funds for a new sewer main beneath Highway 101, near Richardson Bay Bridge. New pumps, new sewer lines and a 9 per cent salary increase for the four employees are also included in the proposed budget, said Russell.

At a budget hearing Wednesday night, the hoard added about $23,000 to cover additional legal fees, professional services, utilities, repairs for the sludge dewatering facilities and smoke bomb testing. The board will hold another budget hearing and, possibly, approve the preliminary budget at its meeting July 18. On Monday night, the board also passed an ordinance which increases the sewer connection fees by 50 per cent. The new connection fees which are levied on a sliding scale according to the number of fixtures in each unit could I applied to about 450 potential permits, according to board member Jules man. BOWLING FOR KIDS 3 GAMES 1.00 EVERYDAY TILL 6 PM COUNTRY CLUB.

BOWL THE LORD'S PRAYER YOURS TO USE! Three people child was womaa was reuved and a man's health was restored. Broadcast this Sunday ovei many stations including: MC 7.00 A Spanish KGO 810 KC 8:35 A KBRG-FM 105.3 MC 9.00 AM KSAY 1010 KC 9:30 A.M the TRUTH that HEALS A (Km I Radw ABC Thinking Big; Not The First Time By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPD-ABC- TV, smallest of the major commercial television networks, is trying hard these days to get across the impression that it has finally achieved parity in ratings and quality with CBS- TV and NBC-TV. And, in fact, true. The only thing is, however, that it is not the first time this has happened. But it does make a swell case for relatively new top management team.

And that new team is doing and planning things in a big way to drive home the idea that this time ABC-TV is for real, and that its executives are not just using it for a stepping stone to other positions such as production jobs in Holly wood. Lest anyone be overwhelmed by the ABC-TV publicity ebuillience, it might, be well to remember that, the network had some pretty hot ratings streaks before in the years of Sunset and It also aimed for, and achieved, quality iri the past in such series as Stage the Jacques Cousteau underwater specials (still running) and a multi part production about the life of Winston Churchill, in documentary form. And, for many months, ABC-TV was the only commercial network to have a weekly series on the Vietnam War. So there have been many things in the past for ABC-TV to boast of. But no denying a feeling of solidity is currently emerging that wasn't too noticeable before.

And the plans for the coming season indicate it is going full steam ahead to build its image: For example, in the works is a production of Eugene monumental autobiographical drama, Journey into which will star Laurence Olivier and a nee Cummings. In addition, says ABC-TV, Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt will I the subject of a brief series of that would constitute six to eight hours of programming. The productions will be based on the bestselling book and by Joseph Lash. The book is based on the private papers of the former first lady, and, as ABC-TV notes, tells of her relationship with the World War II president during 45 years of marriage. Other material for the series will be drawn from The Years a new Lash biography that will be published this summer.

And David Susskind will produce the programs for talent Associates- Norton Simon Industries, with Franklin Roosevelt Jr. as a consultant. Besides these projects, ABC- TV has signed Jack Paar to do specials, and the network will introduce periodic after-school programs for children, something neither of its big competitors is doing. ABC-TV is also giving veteran newsman Harry Reasoner a weekly. Saturday night, dinnertime, 30- minute program of his own.

7 7- 72. of the in Ybe order of their appearance. are MARIN CALENDAR Reporter Is Facing Jail; Won't Talk NEWARK, N.J. porter Peter Bridge was found in contempt of court Thursday for refusing to answering Essex County grand jury questions and ordered to return to court today prepared to go to jail. Judge Curtis Meanor of Superior Court found Bridge in contempt for refusing to answer five grand jury questions concerning the Newark Housing Authority (MIA).

Bridge was ordered to jail for the duration of grand jury term, which runs until Sept. 15, or until he agrees to answer the questions. A June 29 decision by the U.S. Supreme Court in the case of Branzburg vs. Hayes, Meanor said, removed any constitutional questions in Bridge's case.

The Supreme Court decision held that reporters may be required to answer grand jury questions. TONIGHT: AEG of Sciots, Marin Pyramid, 8 Carpenters Hall, San Rafael. Alcoholics Anonymous, Belvedere-Tiburon Group, 8:30 p.m., Community Congregational Church, Alcoholics Anonymous, Fairfax Group. 8:30 p.m., Community Church-United Church of Christ. Alcoholics Anonymous, Novato Group, 8:30 p.m., Fifth Street and Grant Avenue.

Alcoholics Anonymous, Marin City Family Discussion Group, 8:30 p.m., St. Andrew Presbyterian Church. Economic Opportunitj Council. District 2 advisory board, 7:30 p.m., 232 Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, Sun Anselmo. Edgar Cayce (ARE) Study Group, 8 p.m., 19 Echo Avenue, Corte Madera.

Fairfax Senior Association, II a.m. to 3:30 p.m.. Women's Gub. Inverness Improvement Association, 8 p.m., Moravian Restaurant. I Lomond Yacht Club, 8 p.m., clubhouse.

Marin Amateur Radio Club, 8 p.m.. Education building, First Presbyterian Church, San Rafael. Marin Audubon Society, 8 p.m., Ross School. Marin Chess Club, 8 p.m., Tamalpais Valley Methodisi Church, Mill Valley. Patrachs Militant.

San Rafael Canton 39. 8 p.m., Odd Fellows Temple Sons of Norway, Olav Iwidge 82, 8 p.m., Marinwood Recreation Center. Veterans of Foreign Wars, Donald V. Westlund Post 7816, 8 VFW Hall. Novato.

Marin Dance Council Festival open house. Kopaehka Dancers, 8:30 p.m., Park School, Mill Valley. Marin Blood Center, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., 506 Fourth Street, San Rafael. Wailua Meditation Group, 7:30 p.m., Mill Valley Library.

Marin Theatrical Productions revue 8:30 p.m., Corte Madera Recreation Center. TOMORROW: AI Anon, p.m., Mental Health wing, Marin General Hospital. Al-Anon, Rafael Saturday Night Group, 8:30 Rafael Convalescent Hospital, 234 North San Pedro Road. Alcoholics Anonymous, Marin General Center Group, 8:15 p.m., new Center. American Association of Retired Persons, Marin chapter 68, 1 to 3:30 p.m..

First Methodist Church Hall, 9 Ross Valley Road, San Rafael. Marin Recreation for the Handicapped, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Marinwood Community Center. Religious and social program for handicapped persons, noon to 2 St. Church Hail.

Stinson Beach County Water District board, 10:30 a community center. Gun show, Western Frontier Collectors, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Marin Veterans Memorial Building. Marin Dance Council Festival Institute. 1:30 p.rn and Balkan hour and program, 7:30 Park School, Mill Valley.

Marin Theatrical Productions, 8:30 p.m., Corte Madera Recreation Center. Marin Blood Center, 10 a.m. to 6 506 Fourth Street. San Rafael. Dedication for Maria B.

Freitas Memorial Park. 10 a.m., Monte- eillo Road near Trellis Drive, Terra Linda, Ecumenical Housing Association, 9 a.m., Reed School Library. Bridge was subpoenaed to testify about a story he wrote in May for the Evening News of Newark in which Housing Authority Commissioner Pearl Beatty claimed she was offered a $10,000 bribe by an unknown man to influence her vote for NHA executive director. The newsman answered some questions, but refused to answer others, claiming a privilege to remain silent in order to protect confidential sources. The unanswered questions included whether Miss Beatty had described the alleged bribe offer to Bridge, whether Bridge was told about specific acts of harassment to other commissioners.

and whether the commissioner told him who the unidentified man wanted her to help elect as executive director. Superior Court Judge James R. Giuiiano ruled that Bridge had waived his rights to remain silent by making it dear in his story that his source was Commissioner Beatty. The ruling was upheld by an appeals court. Giuiiano then ordered Bridge to appear before Meanor for a contempt hearing.

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