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SHAILOTTE 1:30 FM " " 8:26 AM Local News local News" Facky 754-gy|6 PHONE 754 6333 8 30 AM Today Show Gov>l Morning America " 2:00 FM The Fourth Wiseman TV3 Sunday Cinema: 2:30 PM " " 9 ft) AM Utile House IVaahue7ft) Club "The Big Fishennan" 9 30 AM n" 3:11 PM " 10 ft) AM Sale Of The 3:30 FM D.C. KolUes Heritage (lassie Century Ryan's Hope The Oprah Winfrey Show " 10:30 AM Block Busters True Confessions 3:45 FM " 4:00 PM 11 00 AM Wheel of Fortune Fame. Fortune A Romance The Price Is SpoctsWorld High*. 4:30 " " " 11:30 AM Scrabble Bosom Buddies" FM M Newscenter 6 at 5:00 FM SUr Search 12:00 I'M Noon Eyewitness News At Noon News "MIDDAY" " -3 12:16 I'M ** 5:30 PM Garden Tools gflSEg*g 12:30 PM Word Play Ixning The Young & The Restless 6:00 FM Wild Kingdom Eyewitness News 3 CBS Evening News Fresh p^w^^S 6:30 FM Plants 1 00 PM Days Of Our lives AU My Cniiaten NBC Nightly News World News Tonight What's Happening Now? 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'vt^L Hanging Baskets 4:30 PM Gimme A Break " She-Ra: Princess of Power 10:00 PM This Is Your life 10:30 PM " " % 5:00 PM Divorce Court The Facta Of life Corner Pyle | m.m:.ws' w.l. knox & sons 5:30 PM The People's Court The Carolina's At 5:30 Andy Griffith 11:00 PM Newsccnter6 News At 11" CBS News ^VK \flS BOLIVIA/JUST OFF HWY. 17 " Sunday Night i - 11:15PM ~ 6 00 PM Newscenter 6 News at 6 News 3 Hillbillies Simrl And Ebert If *ON SR 1512/253-5555 Eyewitness Beverly 11:30 PM Hance ] ,'spv TTiWiiiftr 6:30 PM NBC Nightly News ABC World News Tonight CBS News Feeer Eyewitness News 3 WEEKDAYS 8 Evening " 11:45MPM 30-5:30 Consumer Discount Auction TT«'? EXCEPT WED & SAT 8:30 I PM 12:00 AM M°A°S*II Talcs From The Dsrfcsidg" Thursday Evening, April 16 12:15 AM H WJKA Sunday Cinema: 12:30 AM Solid C.dd "legend Of 7 ft) PM New Newlywed Game Wheel Of Fortune Magnum, P.l. 12:45 AM 7:30 PM New Dating Game JeopardyM Uuie Bonien" 1:00 AM 8:00 PM The Cosby Show Our World The Wizard 1:30 AM " " ABC News Weekend Report Reserve w o:3uPM Family Tics 2.45 AM Your Easter Btinnv'^l 4 9 00 PM Clieers Jack And Mike Cub MtnKseries: 9:30 PM Nothing In Common " "Doubletake" 20 Prices: SI0-330 IiO OOPM The Bronx Zoo 20/20 Monday Evening, April " " 7:00 PM New 10:30 PM " Newlywed Game Wheel Of Fortune Magnum, P.!. one free 25 lb. bag of rabbit food with 7:30 PM New Dating Game Jeopardy" 11:00 PM Newscenter 6 News at 11 Eyewitness News 3 Green Acres purchase of rabbit! 11:30 PM Tonight Show ABC News Nightline CBS Late Night: 8:00 PM ALFMacGyrer Kate And AUie ^1145 PM" 1. Nlghtheat 8:30 PM Valerie My^ Sister Sam 12 CO AMNightlife" 2. The Killing Of 9:00 PM NBC Movie Of The Week: ABC Monday Night Movie: Newhart 12 30 AM David Ixttcrman WKRPRandy Webster 9:30 PM "Secrets Of The Red "Suroving" DesignLng Women ^2 A QQ RsHli Hatches " M with writer bottle 12 45 AM ^ J! 10:00 PM Bedroom" West57th 1:00 AM "Mere Real People 10:30 PM ^ 1! I 30 AM " 11:00 PM Newscenter News 6 At 11 Eyewitness News 3 Green Acres 2:00 AM CBS News Nightwatch ti . i« r»n 2:30 AM 11:30 PM The Tonighl Show ABC News NightUne CBS late Double Feature: 12:00 AM Newseenter6 News At 11 Nightlife 1. Simon And Simon 17 12:30 AM David l*tterman WKHP 2. My Kidnapper, My lave Friday Evening, April 12:45 AM " " 7:W PM New J] Newlywed Game Wheel Of Fortune Magnum, P.I. " close» 1:00 AM 7:30 " More Real People PM New Dating Game Jeopardy 1:30 AM 8:00 ^ f PM Williams & y-*y . The i Andy Is \ Charmings Nothing Easy 2:00 AM ^5. Resort Plaza 8:30 PM The NBC Kids ABC Friday Night Movie: The Kid CBS News Nightwatch Po^orn 2:30 AM " .xfe' 17 S, 9:00 PM MiamiVice "Jaws 2" CBS Special Movie: f \ "^Highway 9:M PM" JHfe v Shallotte 2 "Table For Five;' 21 \/ 10:00 PM Stingray " " Tuesday Evening, April 754-9985 10:30 PM " 7:00 PM New Newlywed Game Wheel of Fortune Magnum, P.I. H.1<\ j 7:30 PM The New Dating Game " Hours: II :C0 PM Newsccntcr 6 at U Eyewitness News 3 Green Acres Jeopardy J 11:30 PM Show 8.00 PM MaUock Pains CBS Btaatlfal tnnnUt M°n "Sat ,0"6 Tonight ABC News Nightline CBS Late Growing Special: cuddly . Night: 8:30 " PM \ W" "V/ 12:00 AM " Sledge Hammer "Dinosaur" Yoor cblldru wilt Iov«t Nightlife i. Keep Gn Crusin' ^ Si 12:30 AM Friday Night Videos WKRP2. McCanett 9:00 PM Gimme A Break Moonlighting CBS Special: Carnegie Hall ti iva; the tmjNSwicr, beacoh j | 9:30 PM The " " Tortell is The Grand R 1:00 AM More Real People " evening 1:30 AM " 10:00 PM NBC News Special Max Headroom'* Bfcarre " 10:30 PM " 2:00 AM Carson's Classics ^ Comedy 11:00 PM 6 2; .to AM . - n 1- m 1. Newscenter News at 11 Eyewitness News 3 Green Acres Wiawi a vuimi/ » WOK3 11:30 PM 3:00 AM Tonight Show ABC News Nightline CBS Late Night: Hart To Hart " 11:45PM" 3:30 AM " 1. T.J. Hooker 12:00 AM - * 4:00 AM Gilligan's Island Nightlife 2. Title Shot 4:30 AM ] 12:15 AM I Dream Of Jeannie ] 12:30 AM David UUerman WKRP 5:00 AMGreen Acres 12:45 AM 5:30 AM ] ^ ^ Tom And Jerry 1:00 AM " More Real People 1:30 AM Saturday, April 18 6:00 AM It's Your Business 6 30 AM Wednesday Evening, April 12 Defenders Of Earth 7:00 P.M New Newlywed Game Wheel Of Fortune 7:00 AM lacks Magnum, P.I. lady lively Happy Days Again What's Happening Now! 7:30 PM The New Dating Game " 7:30 PopplesAM Jeopardy Woody Woodpecker He-Man/Masters 8:00 P.M Our Planet Perfect AM8:00 Tonight StrangersRaxie KissyfurTheWuzxles The Berenstain Rears 8:30 PMHead Of The Class Take Five 8:30 AM Gumnu Bears Care Bear Family Wildfire 9:00 PM Night Court Dynasty Magnum, P.I. 9:00 AM The Smurfs The Flintstone Kids Babies 9:30 PM East Street " Muppet 9:30AM " ^ ^ _ ^ ] 0:00 PM The Bronx Zoo " Mariah State Houston iC.CGAM " Knights Real Ghusibusten Pee Wee's Playhouse 0:30 PM " 10:30 AM The Chipmunks Pound ] ^ Puppies Teen Wolf1 1:00 PM Newscenter 6 News at 11 11:00 AM Eyewitness News 3 Green Acres Foofur Soul Train G.L.O.W.1 1:30 PM The Tonight Show ABC News - Nightline CBS Late Double 11:30 AM Brewster - Feature: Punky 1 1:43" PM^ Adderly 12:00 PM later " JL Tag Academy Solid Gold NWA Pro Wrestling1 2:00NightlifeAM 2. 12:30 PM Kidd Video " Tuareg: Desert Warrior 1 2:30 AM David Letterman WKRPH 1:00 * PM NBC Baseball Game: American Bandstand National GeooranWn! 2^45 AM ^ " 1:30 PM Boston " " At Toronto Here's Lucy 1:00 AM More Real " People 2:00 PM Guns Of Will Sonnett Stone lj30 AM " Boy Z 2:30 PM BUI Dance Outdoors " 3:00 PM " Pro Bowlers Tour 3 30 PM " " i^JW^B 3:43 PM ^ ^ 4:00 PM NBC Baseball Game: "Heritage Classic Need Mortgage Money? 4:30 PM I-os Angeles At San Diego Wide World Of Sports " If you are buying property or thinking of refinancing, 5:00 PM call us " for first consideration on all kinds of 5:30 PM " real estate | _ loans.
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