Lincoln, Neb. Journal Tuesday, May 24, 1977 Photographer Arnold Newman (left) and John Morris, who is host of the pilot program of "'The Image Makers." Nebraska ETV is planning series dealing with photos By Holly Spence The Nebraska Educational Television Network is hoping that photography will be as popular with Public Broad- Channels Seen in Lincoln Grouped by Networks Program Listings as Provided by Stations ONBC -Omaha KMTV Also carried C5 Lincoln CATV; Outstate: 2 North Platte KNOP; 5 Hastings KHAS; 41 Sioux City, KTIV; 4M Kansas City, Mo. WDAF; 8K McCook-Oberlin, Ks KOMC (2 ABC- -Omaha KETV Also carried C4 Lincoln CATV Outstate: NTV (Nebraska Television Network) Superior KSNB; 6 Hayes Center KWNB; 8 Albion KCNA; 13 Kearney-Holdrege KHGI; Joseph, Mo. KQTV; 5S Mitchell, S.D., KORN; 9M Kansas City, Mo. KMBC.
C9 Lincoln CATV Local Origin C2 Kansas City KBMA C8 Minneapolis WTCN Tuesday Highlights casting System (PBS) as poetry. With the immensely successful series "Anyone for Tennyson?" under its belt, 10 CBS -Lincoln KOLN Also carried C11 Lincoln CATV; Outstate: 11 Grand Island KGIN; 5 Kansas City, Mo. KCMO; 6 a Falls, S.D. KELO; 10 Goodland-Hays, Ks KLOE, 13K Topeka, WIBW; 141 (UHF) Sioux City, la. KMEG.
6 CBS- -Omaha WOWT ETV KUON Also carried C13 Lincoln CATV Outstate: 3 Lexington KINE; 9 North Platte KPNE: 7 Bassett KMNE; 12 Merriman KRNE; 13 Alliance KTNE, 19 (UHF) Nerfolk KXNE; 26 (UHF) Omaha KYNE; 29 (UHF) Hastings KHNE. Symbol Explanations Cable TV plus Number Is Lincoln CATV Channel "The Man With the Power." NBC Movie. Native of another planet able to perform amazing feats with the power in his eyes; Bob Neill. (3C5 7 p.m. Key to the Universe.
Report on breakthroughs to understanding the laws of creation. ETV (2C17 p.m. "Cheyenne Social Club." CBS Movie. Pair of down-and-out cowboys inherit some profitable property; James Stewart, Henry Fonda. 8 p.m.
Suzy Visits. Suzy Knickerbocker chats with Mr. Mrs. Frank Sinatra and Muhammad Ali. NBC (3)C5 9 p.m.
Legislative Review. ETV (2C13 10:30 p.m. tonight through Thursday. Late Movies: "Diary of a Mad Housewife" (DC4 10:30 p.m.; TOCO 10:30 p.m.; "A Big Hand for a Little Lady" 6 11 p.m.; "Garden of the Fenzi Continis" C9 11 p.m.; "Marilyn" C2 Midnight; "Man Who Cried Wolf" 3 1 a.m.; "'The Deadly Hunt" C9 1 a.m. Tuesday Evening 5:00 3 Bewitched (7C4 ABC News 12)C13 ETV Sesame Street 9:00 C9 Terrytoons C2 Andy Griffith C8 I Love Lucy 5:30 Most Stations: News C4 I Dream of Jeannie C2 Dick Van Dyke My Three Sons 6:00 Most Stations: News 7 Brady Bunch 120C13 ETV SUN: It'S .9:30 Everybody's Business 10:00 C9 Energy Crisis -Pt.
I1 C2 Emergency One C8 The Odd Couple 10:30 6:30 (J Odd Couple 6 Andy Williams (2)C8 Adam 12 LOCI) The Muppets (2)C13 C4 To Tell the Truth 5M Match Game 9M Bowling for Dollars 13K Truth or Consequences 141 Bobby Vinton 7:00 JC5 NBC Movie- -Drama 'The Man With the Power' Native of another planet, with unusual powers given task of guarding exotic 11:00 princess on her visit to America; Bob Neill DIOCH CBS Sam Labrador retriever proves his worth as member of L.A. Police Department (2)C4 ABC Happy Days Romance between Fonzie a sophisticated woman 12C13 ETV Key to the Universe -Documentary Science special about 11:30 startling breakthrough in un- 12:00 derstanding laws of creation C9 Movie -Comedy 'Where It's At' 1:00 C2 Marcus Welby C8 Joker's Wild 7:30 CBS Student life in co-ed rooming 1:30 house (2C4 ABC Laverne Shirley Attend upper-crust party in 2:00 borrowed gowns 2:30 C8 Love American Style 8:00 610 CBS Movie -West. 2:45 'Cheyenne Social Club' 3:00 Pair of down-and-out cow- 4:00 boys inherit property; James 4:30 Stewart, Henry Fonda (ZC4 ABC Rich Man, Poor 5:00 Man -Book Radio LINCOLN -AM KECK 1530) KLIN KFMQ. KFOR 1240) KLMS (1480) KHAT KLIN OMAHA-FM KGOR (99.9) GBI (100.7) KFMX (92.3) .000 (104.5) KFAB KOWH 444.1. Deaths BULLOCK, Laura CARTER, Aurolyn DALLINGER, Harold Elmer GAGE, Clara HEINRICH, Carl C.
Jr. QUINN, Mrs. Dora M. SCHLAGLE, Thomas H. STECKS, Mamie WILSON, Mildred Lincoln BULLOCK Laura, 75, 4234 No.
60th Striadied Widow of Survivors: son, Vivian Lincoln; daughter, Mrs. Alvie (Donna) Kirkendall, Lincoln; brothers, Elmer Batliner, Wenatchee, Nick, John Batliner, Orlando, sister, Mrs. Don (Sally) Cavanaugh, Lincoln; four grandchildren. Memorials to Heart Fund. ROPER AND SONS RIS MORTUARY, 4300 St.
CARTER Aurolyn, 64, 5331 Colby, died Saturday. Services: 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Southview Christian Church. Wyuka. Memorials to Church or Leukemia Foundation.
METCALF FUNERAL HOME, 245 No. 27th. Pallbearers: John Doughy, Wayne Cox, Lyle Ashelford, Arlie Heald, Dr. Samuel Treves, Dr. J.A.
fa*gerstrom. DALLINGER Harold Elmer, 87, 6101 Normal died Saturday. Services: 11 a.m. Wednesday, LINCOLN MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 6800 So. 14th.
Memorials to Sheridan Lutheran Church. Lincoln Memorial Park. Pallbearers: Ray O. Byington, John Amsler, GUS Epp, Forest George Meininger, Lester Wubbels. HEINRICH Carl C.
92, 4735 So. 54th, died Friday. Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Haut Funeral Home, Jamestown, N.D. Burial Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery, Jamestown, N.D.
METCALF FUNERAL HOME, 245 No. 27th. WILSON Mildred, 83, 3000 Summit, died Thursday. Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Trinity Episcopal Church.
The Rev. Henry Burton. Cremation. HODGMAN SPLAIN ROBERTS MORTUARY, 4040 A St. Pallbearers: Thomas Davies, Dr.
Fred Davie, Fred Bodie H.B. Miles, Max E. Worley, Jack D. Campbell. Outstate GAGE Clara, 80, Statesville, N.C., died Sunday.
Additional survivors: three grandchildren, two greatgrandchildren. Services: 10 a.m. Wednesday, St. Teresa's Church. Calvery.
Rosary, 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, HODGMAN SPLAIN ROBERTS MORTUARY, 4040 A. Pallbearers: Bill, John Heitz, Roy Cottingham, Bill, Stephen, Rod Halsted. QUINN Mrs. Dora 77, Ashland, died Sunday in Wahoo.
Survivors: son, John C. "Jack," Oak Harbor, daughter, Mrs. Jerry (Helen) Watton, Hamburg, Iowa; sister, Mrs. Merle (Mildred) Newkirk, Waverly; three grandchildren. Services: 11 a.m.
Thursday, DORR-COLBERT CHAPEL, Elmwood. The Rev. Robert Enck. Elmwood Cemetery. SCHLAGLE Thomas 62, Crete, died Sunday at Topeka, Kan.
Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, KUNCL FUNERAL HOME, Crete. Crete Riverside Cemetery: Military Honors by Crete VFW Post 4959. STECKS Mamie, 86, Beaver Crossing, died Monday. Member Methodist Church.
Lifetime resident Beaver Crossing. Survivors: sister, Mrs. Glenn (Ella) Miller, Beaver Crossing; four nieces; nephew; sister-in-law, Mrs. Roy (Ruth) Miller, Long Beach, Calif. Services: 11 a.m.
Wednesday. Methodist Church, Beaver Crossing. Rev. Wayne Schreurs. Beaver Crossing Cemetery.
In state at MOORE'S FUNERAL HOME, Beaver Crossing until a.m. Wednesday. In state. 10 to 11 a.m. at church.
MOORE'S FUNERAL HOME, Friend. Lexington firm Works will be held at Lincoln High School, 2229 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. today. It was earlier reported that the meeting would be held at Northeast High School, 2635 No. 63rd St.
The meeting at Northeast will be Thursday from 6:30 to 9 p.m. files investing, loan application First Savings Co. of Lexington Inc. has filed an application with the State Banking and Finance Dept. to open an industrial loan and investment company.
A public hearing is scheduled at 9:30 a.m. June 28 in the department's offices at 301 Centennial Mall South, Lincoln. Public meeting on street work set for today A public information meeting on street projects sponsored by the city's Public Your new 1977 tax breaks Tax break on home sales raised If you are a taxpayer 65 or older, your pay no tax on the sale of your home if your "adjusted" sales price is at or below a certain amount a special big tax break for you. (Adjusted sales price is selling price reduced by selling expenses, such as broker's commissions.) New for 1977 is another bonanza for you, for the taxfree amount has been jacked up a huge 75 per cent from $20,000 $35,000. If your adjusted sales price is more than $35,000 a pro rata part of the profit is tax-free, in the ratio that $35,000 bears to the adjusted sales price.
For instance, if your sales price is $70,000, half your gain is taxfree Your timing is vital. Say you'll be 65 or older later this year and plan to sell your home. DON'T sell before you actually turn 65, or you will lose this tax break. You get tax-free treatment only if you sell on or after the day you reach 65. Here are revealing questions and answers from Prentice-Hall.
Q. I own a home jointly with my wife. I'm over 65, but my wife is only 60. If we sell, can we get the full tax break? A. Yes, the break is available if either spouse is at Sylvia Porter least 65.
But you must file a joint return. Also keep in mind: break is not automatic; you must elect it. must have used your property as your principal residence at least five of the eight years before the sale. get the break only once in a lifetime. the property is partresidence, part-business (say a two-family home), there's taxfree treatment on the part of the gain attributable to the residence.
The break applied to condominiums and co-op apartments as well as to houses. forget there also is a tax break available to taxpayers of any age who sell their homes and buy new ones. They can defer the tax if they reinvest the sales proceeds ina new house. Q. Say I'm 65 or older, sell my home, and buy a condominium.
Can I defer present tax while using the $35,000 shelter? A. Sure. You can combine Record Marriage Licenses Lind, Dennis John; 137 Wedgewood, 21. Waechter, Stephen Jacob, Bayard, 24 Greenbush, Jerry Everett, 1828 SW 15, 27.. Retzlaff, Randy Ray, 911 11 21 Koch, Stephen Craig, 1406 Janice 18 Petersen, Kenneth 3636 52, 50 Mitchell, Thomas Dean, Ashland, 25 Heck, John Davis, 6608 Havelock, 22.....
Hoveling, Kirk Jay, 1020 30, 22 Hesson, Charles David, 2317 Burnham, 20 Miller, Gayle Edwin, Unadilla, 35 Irland, Barry Dale, 5206 Craw, 20. Vesely, Charles Joseph, Wahoo, 35 Kawamoto, Robert Huruo, 3921 Pace Moline, Gary Lynn, Omaha, 22 Doss, Joe Crete, 34 Hinz, Neal Evan, Oak, 21 Wilhelm, Keith 5100 Lowell, 21 Burt, Daniel Edward, Cortland, 37. Supik, George North Little rock, 32 Births offense, $300, Monday Anderson, Ronald (Karen Mintzmyer) Davey, boy, Lin. Gen. Dodds, William (Polly Hagen) 4631 Claire, girl, Shelly Ann, Lin.
Gen. Martin, Alex (Barbara Grills) Ceresco, girl, Jennifer Lynn, Bryan. Pike, (De Ann Hronek) 207 33, Ronald, Rogers, William (Cindy Miller) 3730 48, boy, St. Talbot, David (Chery! Jochim) 3920 12, boy, Bryan. Tuesday Kolterman, Clark (Linda Miller) Seward, boy, St.
E. Martin, David (Clarice' Roush) 6725 Fairfax, boy, St. E. Moser, David (Susan McCown) 3336 10, girl, St. E.
Rawlins, Larry (Melanie Eisiminger) 1835 77, girl, St. E. Divorces Forsythe, David P. from Mary J. Hageman, Sheryll C.
from Glenn A. Williams, Joann M. from William J. Courts Pelton, Joey aka Steven C. North Platte, no age, sentenced to 1 year Neb.
Penal complex to run concurrent with any previous sentence. Manslaughter Rails, Thomas, 28, Penal Complex, amended from murder in the 1st degree, sentenced to 10. years Neb. Penal Complex to run consecutively with any previous sentence. County Court Possession Controlled Substance With Intent to Deliver Guenter, Jeffrey 21, 1503 29, dismissed.
Municipal Court Possession of Stolen Property Jackson, Carvan, 21, 1213 22, All pleaded guilty unless indicated. Age, address, if any, from court records, Court costs additional to fines. District Court Delivering Substance Falsely Represented as Controlled Substance dismissed. Over Alcohol 1 year probation Farr, Lynn 24, 2935 Orchard. Humann, Richard 3908 58.
Elrod, David 26, 1626 2nd offense. Heumphreus, Michael 38, 1818 32, 2nd offense. Steffens, Loren 19, 540 16 St. Jorgensen, Shelley 20, 814 Smith Hall. Niles, Steven 323 Treehaven Dr.
Tuttle, Leigh 49, Agnew. Over Alcohol $100, license suspended 6 months Mendoza Sylvester, 34, 532 26. Beck, Thomas 20, 835 26 Halliday, Vernon 24, 1041 4. Gardner, Harold 53, Omaha. Zimmerman, Jerry 30, 4600 Briarpark Warren, Tommie 34, 2308 18, Count Count 2 leaving accident scene, dismissed.
Cabeen, John 34, 6120 Gladstone. Over Alcohol Jones, Leslie 48, 4401 NW 54, 2nd offense, $300, 30 days in city jail, license suspended 1 year. Owens, David 25, 5830 2nd Hollenbeck, 23. Shoemaker, Jones, Frerichs, Glenda Koutecky, Thompson, Franziska offense, $300, 5 days in city jail, 1 year suspended license. Ward, Richard 27, 3345 sentencing June 10.
Iwansky, Ronald 21, 401 26, sentencing June 10. Leaving Accident Scene Wahl, Paul 29, 2917 30, $30. Pueppke, Phyllis 50, 1001 30, $40. Rufusing Chemical Stackhouse, Richard Test, 7901 South Count 2 $100, license suspended 6 months; Count 1 drunk driving, dismissed. Driving Suspended License Paul, Ronald 19, 3862 Calvert; Count 1, 30 days city jail, i year suspended license; Count 2 avoiding arrest, dismissed; Count 3 reckless manner, dismissed.
Petit Larceny (Under $300) Beman, Bryan 19, 805 Schramm Hall, $150. Kosiba, Louise 21, 2501 $60. Krause, Dawne 21, 2311 $60. Slothhower, Glen 34, 5030 Woodland, $60. Nichols, Donald, 17, no address, 5 days in city jail, Assault Crook, Kathy 19, 3511 St.
Paul, $25. Gallentine, William 17, $35. Disturbing the Peace Larson, Lesley 18, 2524 Ammon amended from petit larceny, 1 year probation. Speeding (Limit 20mph) Lindner, Dennis 37, 7607 Huntington (72-40) $90. 5 days in city jail, 1 Chappelle, Greenbush, Schaffer, Kimberly Cunningham, Finley, Simon, Caldwell, Taylor, Artz, Icenogle, Fire Runs Monday 9:36 p.m., 1517 14, lock out.
9:46 p.m., 50 and 0, car fire. 9:52 p.m., 6953 Ballard, medical emergency. 9:56 p.m., 6321 Fairfax, freezer motor smoking. 10:57 p.m., 645 17, No. 2, medical emergency.
Tuesday 3:28 a.m., 1015 36, medical emergency. 4:03 a.m., 1227 18, medical emergency. a.m., 1625 16, car fire. New Corporations First National Fairbury, Lincoln, to acquire any business, $50,000, Charles E. Wright, Lincoln.
Central States Indemnity Co. of Omaha, Omaha, all types of insurance authorized by Nebraska Insurance Code, $2,000, William Michael Kizer, Omaha. First Savings Co. of Lexington, Lexington, $200,000, James A. Hansen, Lexington.
Nebraska Arborists Lincoin, nonprofit, Roy Rasmussen, Neal Jennings, Lincoln. Midwest, Omaha, own, hold real, personal property, $50,000, D. C. Bradford 111, Jeanne Antisdel, Omaha. Ponca Medical Clinic, Ponca, nonprofit, John F.
Kingsbury, Ponca. Fredrick's Hair Designers, 'Not improper' Canberra, Australia (UPI) President Jimmy Carter has assured the Australian government that the Central Intelligence Agency was not engaging in improper activities in Australia, Prime New Area of Homesites Available I FOR SALE 66 Skylark Lane Ph. 432-2746-488-9164 in Colonial Hills Colonial Hills is nearing full devalopment, Choose your homesite now. A development of West Gate Inc. the two, end up a real tax advantage.
To explain, consider what happens when you don't replace, and then what happens when you do, suggests Prentice-Hall. Mr. Green is over 65, has owned his home for which he paid $20,000 for many years. In 1977, he sells it at $75,000. His selling expenses (commissions, etc.) come to $5,000.
So his adjusted sales price is $70,000. His profit is $50,000. He does not replace his home. Result: Green's tax-free gain is $25,000. That's 50 per cent ($35,000 over the $70,000 adjusted sales price) of the $50,000 gain.
However, Green still has to pay capital gains on $25,000 on his profit, a lot better, of course, than paying tax on 000. But he could do much better if he replaces his home, even if he doesn't spend as much for the new as he received for the old one. Use the same facts above, except that Green now replaces with a condominium costing $45,000. Result: Green pays no tax at all. For he deducts the $25,000 he is entitled to receive under the elderly citizen's break from the $70,000 adjusted sales Nancy Jo, 711 Wedgewood, 18 Olga, 2015 32, 25 Judy Mae, 1828 SW 15, 24 Jean, 4201 Greenwood, Karen Ann, 442 24, 20 Glynda 7815 Sycamore 43 Cynthia Sue, 2345 Randolph, 25 Lori Marie, 3204 Starr, 22 Diane Janelle, 1020 30, 20 Sandra Kae, 5735 Franklin, 19 Susan Marie, 6728 Fairfax, 32 Shelley.
550 Tyler, 19 Cheryl Ann, 1911 50, 27 Kristi Lynn, 1147 21 Sarah Mae, Belleville, 21 Cawley, Jarmilla Mae, Crete, 54 Lea, 4320 Edison Circle, 21 Day, Anne, Brock, 31 Theresa LaVere, Cortland, 27 2200 Ammon 26 Omaha, $10,000, Eileen E. Omaha. Omaha, liquor, business, $50,000, Samuel Mehring, Sherly L. Mehring, Omaha. Curtis, Imperial, Guy Curtis, Imperial.
price. That leaves him with a readjusted sales price of 000 and there's no current tax if he replaces with another home costing at least that much. Since his condominium costs $45,000, there's no current tax. With a record home sellingbuying season under way, this is an excellent time to remind you of the key rules on tax-free sale and replacement of homes for taxpayers of all ages. If you buy another residence, you must buy and use it as your principal residence within 18 months before or after you sell your old residence.
If you build a new residence, you must start building before or within 18 months after you sell the old one, and you must use the new house as your principal residence within 24 months after selling the old one. You must invest the entire proceeds (after deducting expenses) in the new home to get completely tax-free treatment. If you don't, you pay a tax on the difference between what you spend and what you received. But if you're at least 65, your sales proceeds are readjusted as explained in detail above. (c) 1977 Field Enterprises, Inc.
Hastings council oks power plant TV producer Gene Bunge said the network is shooting for a new national series with the unveiling the program of "The Image Makers" at 3:30 and 10 p.m. Sunday (May 29) and again Monday (May 30) at 9 p.m. The concept came from Nebraska ETV still photographer Don Tremain and was proposed at a committee meeting "which invited ideas from anyone in the building," noted Bunge. The supporting Nebraskans for Public TV offered two 000 stipends to get projects rolling. The second project is an art series with actor Vincent Price.
After an initial session among Bunge, Tremain and director Linda Elliott (also director of "The Grand Bunge went off York to interview possible hosts for the program. The reception was warm and friendly and interest was high. Why are they banking on the theme of photography? The American public has not only become camera crazy Bunge said there is one camera for every man, woman and child but photographs have become pieces of high priced art. In the search for a host Bunge discovered that all seemed to have great admiration and respect for the judgment and knowledge of John Morris, former picture editor of "The New York Times." Morris got the pilot job but, if the series gets funding, there may be a series of hosts. The subject for this first program is Arnold Newman, a pioneer of the environmental portrait.
Newman was selected "because we wanted a photographer with a broad appeal," said Bunge, pointing out the famous Newman photographs of film stars, musicians, politicians and presidents. Bunge said this show entitled "The Environment of Arnold Newman" and the potential series will not be a "how-to show." It will explore "the peculiar interests of photographers' from landscape to nature, documentary, war, press, sports and commercial. Bunge said they have already gotten commitments from Gene Smith "the granddaddy of documentary American photographers;" Richard Avedon, a portrait and fashion photographer whose work graces "Rolling Stone;" landscape photographer Ansel Adams; Peter Turner, a commercial photographer known for his experimental work in color, and others. "I don't think there is any problem in getting the top photographers in the top disciplines," noted Bunge. This first half-hour program has been sent to PBS with a request that it be given an initial run as a special on the national network.
And the often tedious process of looking for funding has begun. Bunge said the Nebraska network has not been "as aggressive in (seeking) corporate funding because of the University Lawn and garden tips. Local nurserymen write columns in the "Sunday Journal and They tell you when to plant, how to care for your lawn and garden plants. Hastings (UPI) The Hastings City Council Monday voted 7-0 to build its own power plant rather than purchase power from the Nebraska Public Power District. The Hastings Board of Public Works had recommended construction of a city power plant after several hearings.
The 54-megawatt plant will cost an estimated $60 million. Hastings voters already have approved a $75 million bond issue for its construction. Hastings had planned to build a power plant in cooperation with Grand Island at Doniphan, but that idea was scrapped when the Nebraska Power Review Board reiected an application to construct the plant. Casey, food L. $10,000, Bev Housel, Bee, to head League of Women Voters Bev Housel of Bee has been secretary; and June Campbell, elected president of the Kearney, treasurer.
of Women Voters of New directors: League Tommie Barnett, Omaha; Nebraska at its biennial con- Sharon Berry, York; Elizabeth vention at Camp Fontenelle Buntain, Columbus; Mary Lee this past weekend. She Fitszimmons, Omaha; Alice Hamilton, Elaine succeeds Lincolnite Margaret Hammer, Lincoln; Pat Hoffman, Sutherland. Lincoin; and Vera Mae Lutz, LinOther officers elected to coln. two terms: The for league the also next two adopted a program years, Jean Tobin, Omaha, vice presi- with priorities in water, energy, dent for organization; Marge land use, Equal Rights Amendment Young, Lincoln, vice president for ratification, county government, program and action; Rosemarie corrections, protective services for Rodeck, Lincoln, vice president for children and equal rights for administration; Pat Cole. Lincoln.
Nebraska native Americans. Court sentences mothers in children's fire deaths Omaha (AP) The mothers manslaughter each. of four children who died in a The charges arose from a house fire in January have fire Jan. 31. Two of Mrs.
Pittbeen sentenced to terms in the man's children and two of Mrs. Douglas County Jail. Hawkins' children died in the Lois Pittman, 21, and blaze. Police said the two Cathleen Susan Hawkins, 21, women had left the children both were sentenced to 90 days unattended. in jail and three years proba- Both women were sentenced tion.
They pleaded guilty in Friday by district court April to two counts of judges. C2 Movie C8 Merv Griffin 3C5 NBC Suzy Visits Suzy Knickerbocker chats with Mr. Mrs. Frank Sinatra; Muhammid Ali (2C13 ETV PBS Theatre 'The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari' Drama centering around an insane asylum C9 -'The Raven' C8 News Most Stations: News C2 All That Glitters C8 Mary Hartman NBC Tonight Show Johnny Carson 6 Mary Hartman (DC4 ABC Movie -Drama 'Diary of a Mad Housewife' Wife driven to have affair by her obsessively ambitious husband (OC ID CBS Movie when wife kills the other couple; Stella Stevens (2C13 Legislative Review C2 The Avengers C8 The Odd Couple 6 Movie -Comedy 'A Big Hand for a Little Lady' Wife of compulsive gambler recoups life savings; Henry Fonda, Joanne Woodward (2C13 Austin City Limits The Amazing Rhythm Aces C9 Movie- -Drama 'Garden of the Fenzi Continis' C8 Mission Impossible C2 Night Gallery NBC Tomorrow- Talk C2 Movie-'Marilyn' C8 Alfred Hitchco*ck Movie- Thriller 'Man Who Cried Wolf' 6 Big Valley C9 Movie-'The Deadly Hunt' C8 Movie -Drama 'Three Faces of Eve' (Joined in Progress) C2 Groucho Dick Van Dyke CB News C8 Open Up C2 Love American Style C2 Gomer Pyle C2 Andy Griffith C8 Tne Outlaws C2 Thriller LINCOLN -FM (101) KRNU (90.3 (106.3) KUCV (107.3) KFOR (102,7) (95.3) OMAHA-AM (1110) wow The small details matter at Metcalf's.
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