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Q "Flight 3:00 muat man who he Miles to Earth' 1957 William Hop- 6:00 1961 Marshall Thompson, Mala Starbuck save a OTHATGOOD OLE NASHVILLE long-lo- st per, Joan (3 hrs.) TENNESSEE TUXEDO Powers. A man uses a balloon to believes to be hia father Taylor. O MUSIC MOVIE -- (DRAMA) ROSS BAGLEY SHOW travel across the African was- O ' 6:10 O SOUTHERN SPORTSMAN who are out to kill him. Guest "Beguiled" 1971 Clint teland to find a lost explorer. (2 GD A HUMAN DIMENSION MOVIE star: Fred Astaire. 60 Eaatwood, Geraldine Page. 19 hra.) (Repeat; - (ROMANCE-COMED- wounded Union finds 625 11:25 mina.) corporal "Minnie and Moskowltz" 1972 , in a Southern TODAY IN YOUR LIFE SCHOOLHOUSEROCK O BAD NEWS BEARS Disco refuge strange girls' 6:30 OO Gena Rowlands, Seymour Caa-se- l. feveratrikesButtermaker'sBears school. (2 hrs.) 11:30 The of romance 03 SATURDAY NIGHTLIVE Host: 'i GD VEGETABLE SOUP BIGFOOT AND WILD story the when Ahmad is challenged by a O O between a nimble-foote- Rick Nelson. 90 mina.) DEVLIN BOY lonely Protestant d rival to defend hia (Repeat; O woman f. SUMMER SEMESTER and a Jewish hippie. (2 reputation aa the beat dancer in 12:00 O LONE RANGER PRE: SEASON FOOTBALL 6:40 63 BLACK FORUM hrs.) town. (Repeat) O . RAWHIDE Falcone va New NEWS 11:55 9 DREXHUMBARD England 7:00 3:30 CJ CHIP A young hitchhiker with Patriote . O SCHOOLHOUSEROCK PANORAMA HOT FUDGE n NEXT STEP BEYOND a bomb succumbs to a rare illness O WIDE WORLD 12:15 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO CJ O OF after being taken into custody by Q AFTERNOON ON LOCATION Rich Little (D CASPER SPORTS Jon and Ponch, putting the police HBO 12:00 AMERICAN ANGLER CLUB MARLO AND THE MAGIC O headquarters on a quarantine andtheGreetPretendersEnjoyan O SPACE ACADEMY -- entertain-- I MOVIE MACHINE OO HBO MOVIE (ROMANTIC) alert. 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