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The Paris News. Aug. 7,7. 1982 Networks sndintie in ratings LOS ANGELES (AP) ABC and CBS tied for first place in the latest television ratings, with six of the Top 10 spots going to CBS and four to ABC. The two networks each had a rating of 13.6 for the week ended Aug.

22. NBC was in third place with a rating of 11.0. The networks say this means in an average prime-time minute 13.6 percent of the nation's homes with TV were tuned to ABC and 13.6 percent to CBS. ABC's "Too Close for Comfort" took first place in the ratings compiled by the A.C. Nielsen Co.

Last week's winner, CBS's "Filthy Rich," was in second place. It was only the third time that "Too Close for Comfort" had made it to the top, although the two-year-old comedy had been consistently in the Top 10. It first made it to No. 1 for the week ended May 16 when it tied with the Miss U.S.A. Pageant.

It was in sole possession of first place for the week ended June 6. The other shows in the Top 10 were the usual series favorites except for "The Barbara Walters Summer Special" on ABC. Here are the Top 10 shows: "Too Close for Comfort," a rating of 19.8 or 16.1 million households, ABC; "Filthy Rich," 19.2 or 15.6 million, CBS; "The Jeffersons," 19.2 or 15.6 million, CBS; "Three's Company," 18.5 or 15.1 million, ABC; "Fantasy Island," 18.0 or 14.7 million, ABC; "The Barbara Walters Summer Special," 17.9 or 14.6 million, ABC; "Trapper John, M.D.," 17.7 or 14.4 million, CBS; "M-A-S-H," 17.5 or 14.3 million. CBS: "Alice," 17.4 or 14.2 million, CBS: "60 Minutes," 17.3 or 14.1 million, CBS. Here are the nev 10: "Circus of the Stars," CBS; "The Love Boat," ABC; "Facts of Life." NBC; The ABC Sunday Night Movie, "Airport '77," ABC; "Lou Grant," CBS; "The Fall Guy," ABC; "Laverne and Shirley," ABC; "Hill Street Blues," NBC; "WKRP in Cincinnati," CBS; "One Day at a Time," CBS.

MR. NATURAL Laurence Luckinbill plays a curator of a natural history museum who falls for a caterer (Lucy Arnaz) on "One More Try," a CBS rebroadcast airing Tuesday, Aug. 31. PECIALS SATURDAY'S SPECIALS AUGUST 28,1982 AFTERNOON 1:00 OH Rock And Roll: The First 25 Years "The Women Of Rock And Roll" Tina Turner traces the history of women in rock from the mid-fifties to the influence of the women's liberation movement in the seventies and eighties. EVENING 6:00 Q) Survival "Penguin Summer" David Niven narrates a close-up look at the penguins of the Falkland Islands off the coast of South America, focusing on the active period every winter when the penguins 7:00 GD Gnomes Animated.

A group of woodland gnomes preparing for the wedding of Uieir eldest son are attacked by a group of vicious Trolls who kidnap the prospective bride and groom. (R) A Day To Remember "August 28,1963" The 15th anniversary of Martin Luther King's march on Washington and his "I Have A Dream" speech are commemorated. (B (ID Pavarotti: King Of The High C's An in-depth portrait of this great tenor, both at home in Italy with his family and in concert during some of his most exciting performances, is presented. 7:05 CD KGB: The Lie And The Truth Efrem Zimbalist Jr. hosts this shocking report on the extent of Soviet-Communist espionage in the United Slates.

8:00 John Steinbeck's East Of Eden At the end of the Civil War, Adam Trask (Timothy Bottoms) and his brother Charles (Bruce Boxleitner) find their lives complicated when the beautiful but cruel Cathy Ames (Jane Seymour) arrives in their Connecticut town. (Part 1) (R) (Parental discretion is advised.) (B fJJ) La Boheme: Pavarotti In Philadelphia Winners of the Opera Company of Philadelphia Luciano Pavarotti International Voice Competition join the celebrated tenor in a new production of Puccini's story of love and loss, staged by Gian Carlo Menotti. 10:30 0 CD Rich Man, Poor Man: Book 1 Rudy (Peter Strauss), despite the strong objections of his mother (Dorothy McGuire), finally marries Julie (Susan Blakely). SUNDAY'S SPECIALS AUGUST AFTERNOON 3:00 (B Poland: To Light A Candle Tippi Hedren and Doug Oldham host a documentary about the Polish people's struggle for survival. 4:00 (B (Q) The Making Of The Wizard Of Oz Margaret Hamilton (The Wicked Witch), Ray Bolger (The Scarecrow) and Jack Haley (The Tin Man) reminisce about their journey down the yellow brick road.

4:45 (B HI National Geographic Special "The Sharks" Extraordinary underwater film footage of how sharks feed, rest and why they attack provides a new perspective on this fascinating and fearsome EVENING 7:00 CD John Steinbeck's East Of Eden Cathy and Adam's marriage begins to disintegrate after the birth of their twin sons, and Cathy runs away to work in a Salinas bordello. (Part 2) (R) (Parental discretion is advised) Creation Vs. Evolution: Battle In The Classroom The "creationist" approach to science education is examined, with a focus on the arguments, emotions and people involved in this crucial national battle. OD Lights! Camera! Annie! "The Making Of A Major Hollywood Musical" In three entertaining acts, songs, interviews and special production numbers highlight an inside look at life on the set of a big Hollywood musical. (R) 8:05 (B (H Gala Of Stars 1982 Beverly Sills hosts an evening of performances by top stars in the worlds of opera, dance, symphony, chamber music and the theater; James Levine is music director for the 10:30 (B Rich Man, Poor Man: Book I Tom Jordache (Nick Nolle) returns to America to find his son; Rudy (Peter Strauss) and Julie (Susan Blakely) learn that they are too late to win the affection of Julie's boy.

MONDAY'S SPECIALS AUGUST 30,1962 EVENING 7:00 (D John Steinbeck's East Of Eden When Cal learns that his mother is alive and is now a famous madam, he precipitates another family tragedy by revealing the news to his brother Aron. (Part 3) (R) (Parental discretion is advised) 11:15 (B The Making Of The Wizard Of Oz Margaret Hamilton (The Wicked Witch), Ray Bolger (The Scarecrow) and Jack Haley (The Tin Man) reminisce about their journey down the yellow brick road. TUESDAY'S SPECIALS AUGUST 31, 1982 EVENING 7:00 (B National Geographic Special "Polar Bear Alert" The great white polar bear and a Manitoba town's efforts to co-ciist with them are the subjects of a documentary hosted by E.G. Marshall and narrated by Jason Robards. 8:00 (B The '50s: Moments To Remember Arthur Godfrey headlines a star-studded line-up in a musical salute to the romantic side of the postwar era.

Guests include Rosemary Clooney, Frankie Laine, Guy Mitchell, Eddie Heywood, Patti Paige and Theresa Brewer. 11:00 IB 3D Lights! Camera! Annie! "The Making Of A Major Hollywood Musical" In three entertaining acts, songs, interviews and special production numbers highlight an inside look at lite on the set of a big Hollywood musical. (R) WEDNESDAY'S SPECIALS SEPTEMBER 1, 1982 AFTERNOON and why the United States can no longer ignore it. 8:00 IB SD The Ambassadors A man (Paul Scofield), sent to Paris to rescue a young American friend from the clutches of a worldly Parisienne, is aided in his mission by a charming American expatriate (Lee Remick) in this dramatization of Henry James' novel. 9:30 (B (3) Jack London With William Devane The life of the California!) author is traced from his youth to his untimely death at the age of 40 in a docudrama starring William Devane.

(R) 10:00 (B Q) An Evening With Bill Monroe And Friends The top stars of bluegrass music, including Bill Monroe and the Blue Grass Boys, Transatlantic Bluegrass and the Greengrass Cloggers, perform in a concert taped at Rochester's Manhattan Square Park in 1981. THURSDAY'S SPECIALS SEPTEMBER 2, 1982 AFTERNOON 1:00 IB (Q) An Evening With Bill Monroe And Friends 1:00 (D Kings To Flutist James Galway hosts an overview of chamber music from the 18th century through today, featuring performances by the Eastman Trio, the Cleveland Quartet and the Eastman Brass. EVENING 7:00 3D (B (SI CBS Reports "Guatemala" Ed Rabel reports on the civil war in Central America's richest nation, EVENING (B QD The Ambassadors FRIDAY'S SPECIAL' SEPTEMBER 3. 1982 EVENING 8:00 (B The Face Of The '80s Andy Gibb, Irene Cara and Christie Brinkley join Lee Majors as 22 beautiful models from around the world vie for the title "Face Of The '80s." Dine Out GUIDE Dine Out with these popular Paris Best Cost. STEAKS-SEA FOOD Spectacular Salad Bar BANQUET FACILITIES DAILY LUNCHEON BUFFET VISIT OUR.CLUB ft RESTAURANT AND CLUB 3805 N.E.

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