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Show , ,, It a ;' yr DESERET &I CD JULY NEWS, WEDNESDAY, TV EDITOR " 1 l''. 4 9, 1975 V willrt HOWARD---1- 9 PEAROn M r,trr! St g it Movies), book Nader, music An interview with consumer advocate Ralph Nader is TV among several interviews which highlight non-reru- n tonight Bess Myerson interviews Nader (Ch. 7, 9 p.m.) on whether or not there have been any changes in the past decade that truly benefit consumers. Scott Meredith, author "George F. Kaufmann and His Friends," is interviewed on Book Beat (Ch. 7, 7:30 p.m.). Among guests on the Tonight Show (Ch. 2, 10:30 p.m.) are Jack Pa lance, who will have a new series in the fall titled Bronk, and opera singer Beverly Sills. Other programs of current interest include Martin Ag,ronsky's Evening Edition (Ch. 11, 7:30 p.m.); The Thin Edge:Anxiety (Ch. 7, 10 p m.). Academy of Country Music Awards program is rerun on Channel 4 at 11:30 p.m. . ,VIEWING ' 7Misterogers. , 2NBC Nightly News. 4Andy Griffith. 5CBS News. 7Ville. Allegre. 6:00 ' 7Electric Company. Le 4130 - 4Truth or Consequences. Price Is Riont. 7"Lttah Community , , Progress." , )I ' ' Table. Shepherds illJean America (rerun-- I , :AI - 4ABC Movie (rerun), "The Day the Earth Moved." starring Jackie : ' 4 4 ' ' ' 1 4 ' - , ' Builds, Man 7"Man -, Destroys." 11LJSU Feature. 2TV 9:00 2Petrocelli (rerun.) 4Barette (rerun.) A 2 - 2The 12:30 Doctors. 466416t- Nolo 32440ILI I. 210 S. 2001 N. SIS S217434 35 521-35- 1 - 5Eyewitness News. tJ -41Zti L ,k1 s, - ",,,,s.."1,.-',: alit fa, lib, ....7rilm I icrti,1 fil , It r ' - I lo - i 111 Artii0 ; 41,- ftam.E.kb.. 0 am , ::;,, LW Saturday 10 AM to 6 PM ft: raw' clit;411,eLl(t yr t :I :4,1141-7-- 1 1 ., 1 ...T.1.1, gilts 0,r, tr;,4 ci,k1J7) .0, tpsy.r.... 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Midnight ' 2Tomorrow Show (rerun) guests are William Masters , Iffil 0 , D 1 11.1A-.14,3f, - Elttltiri- co i rn- LTDJc - 5.1eletA416. ik (3 Fit r43:1 ' . , .. ,.., c : t 61-- . . 41. ,.. ' eile44 t 11 ,e ,, un LAdt.. (0) -- erAr:1" , .! , r.---g,-----,,ep,..a.- 5 O1 ) a Y tr'? Nktt.1,,k 1,, I tri 6.1!)k-gx$11- Savings for every member of the family. new merchandise from our regular stock Not all sizes in all styles. All 0 I 0 WOMEN'S SHOES & 0 Reserve Your Booth(s) the oil new bigger $1 - LMM , r : - Need a 73 c. 4 - . THE FAMILY SHOE STORES1 - 1 $31'0 S5 0 lenka 'gPal SPRINKLING SYSTEM? El Vilit2 :. OPP.,. DESERET NEWS 524-27- SHOES TO FREE oPif CHILDREN'S $509 $1 TOS5 in Octobto 15, 16 and 17, 1975 Colt or 5244136 MEN'S SHOES HANDBAGS 1 To R ' -- itez.ars................7...s,F7711..t ,ftam,1n,,0 t II v ......ntti Ltrxr. Is 1 ; ;DI- 1- '0 I) 47) . oity , I . . 1 4r4 , op. News 4. I faltrenKamcr, -- 5CBS Evening News. See "Need an Expert" today's Classified Adc:. - 4, Cottonwood Mal: 01 Iden ' Fashion Place Who Falls Log In , Mall - ' 1 40PhE I I . r Woo' 0 911 1,014 PT .11 to 9 PM Friday, 10 AM to 9 AM t 5t 1 A 4 0 I: A - ,, 0 il C1s-- 1100 2Another World. 4General Hospital. Rollers. 5Love 7Captioned ABC '4"0:" - 4Star Trek. Squares. 4Brady Bunch. 11 :Cs) . , goCDC4 - -'''- imt -- - r) 4 ,g.t-re- . 3 t 31) 2Hollywood SIronside. - - It.181 )1a1 I, 2Bewitched. 2High 4Lucy. 5Romper 10:41 , 416 -) 2That Girl. 4M,ke Douglas. am. Pero singer Beverly Sills, Jack Paiance, and magician Jnivny Gringo. 4Acaderny t Eigt MOOR 2$0 Calendar. guests include 4Action ' , Thursday 10 World "The Killing 4Community 10:211 : Color console " 3100 2Tonight Show , - '19'1 183W. 21st So. EMMEN Game." with Shelley Thomas. St 5.5 a.m. Thin Edge: Anxiety. ' A sit 5Guiding Light. a.m. MU cm. lywitness Nvirs . ;: di000nal WflTfl tl' , - 1 Playbreak. 2Somerset. 4You Don't Say. $Big Altey Movie. 4Jobs Toclay. igi00 Newswatch 2. American Style. MOST COMPLETE Cholla.' 1 , Show 11:45 (taped.) ' NO CREDIT CHECIO ACTION TV RENTALS:: . 4One Life to Live. 5Matctt Game. 2t,ft 4AM West. 5Gambit. June I 5Price is Right. 5Spinoff. LW cm. Conference II 7:25 a.m. 2 News 7:30 a.m. continued. a.m. Myerson interviews Ralph Nader, "In the Public Interest." 11LDS APMI a.m. 2Today SCannon (rerun.) 8es5 oil-col- or OWN: RENT TO - Y 1 11Sesame Street. 2Today Show. 4Hotel Balderdash. 5Captain Kangaroo. 6:30 - Dr. 48th So. Highland - '. .! ifmALL Turns 2E arty Watch 2. 7 r, COTTONWOOD 11311a.m. of Our Lives. 4"The Girl Who Couldn't Lose." ABC Afternoon 5As the a.m. r AS cm. ' fr1 ' 004110 3Days World. to Help Deaf Children." ()SU, 1 Then there is the commercial about the grido byproducts. Ekedahl said the pet food industry uses low grades of corn, wheat, barley, and soy meal. "We buy wheat contaminated with garlic and we buy wheat.. "In of the "some he said, theory," grains in pet food could feed the starving, but you know you can't always overcome the logistics of getting it to them. "Right now, I believe, ',: , , - 1 Sweepstakes. 41:15 cm. 2Understanding Out Good. 7Feeling 3 meet." 1.7. , - ' 4Ryan's Hope. 5Edge of Night. &a.m. Tanner (';'(41 ip I 2Ceiebrity 4AM America. 5CBS News (rerun.) , 11 5Summer Semester COO 2Lucas the blood and it makes good cat food. It could be eaten by humans, but they prefer light Ekedahl claims that the tuna in pet foods consists only irfr t.01 t; 10:55 a.m. 5,25 a.m. 5Farm Report. 5:30 cm. Kaufmann and Friends." by Scott Meredith. ',11Martin Agronsky Evening Edition. ' "dark meat meat Ekedahl claimed that meat would cost five percent more in the market if the net food industry did not pay for the "Cat and dog foods are made from the byproducts of meat, fish, and chicken that are not marketable for human consumption," according to Robert Wilbur, public affairs 9,(41!1 2Buyers Watch. VIEWING F. "George v and Virginia Jonnson . i2:40 a.m. News Final. THURSDAY Cooper, Stella Stevens, Cleavon William Windom and Beverly Garland. 800k Beat, C' lf r16tztliaytti "Let me put it this wey -- we're watching baseball instead of 'Shazamr because I'm bigger than you are." MATH" 4 of the director for the Pet Food Institute. "If these byproducts were not bought by the eat and dog food manufacturers, they would be sent to rendering ;Inn, to boil Aown into fat !old lard. The pet food industry buys a million tons of byproducts annually by paying quadruple what rendering plants would pay for the same offal." ' Appearing with Curtiewill be John Saxon and Kathleen Miller. .krdmon. etsl 7The Romangolis - series. SUFTIMOS 13. WITH "A COVENANT - claims fur their products. Talking about the situation, Dwayne Ekedahl, executive direetor of the Pet Food Institute, says: "In event of a famine or real crisis, there in cur might be C.11C advertising, but some information I have received from surveys shows about one-haof one percent of U. S. grain production goes into pet food. That is not enough to affect the price of grain." :tert ' George Meheris - ( The film, which is being seen for the first time, tells about three astronauts.,4gter surviving in suspended 4iii-mation for 180 yearsz:Iho return to a world they Over knew, where some people- rive live some and forever wild beasts and worship-e- n ancient government guide book. USU. tig Money Movie 5 im- Gledy3 Knight and the Pips wi!! g ELME (rerun.) : 1:. '. , L 7:00 2little House on the Prairie (rerun.) AThat's My Mama ' , CI News. 5Eyewitness , . 'I 4Action News 4. - - 1,. 2. ,INewswatch --- trrAHN STARS: Keene Curtis, Utah's award-whininBroadway actor, stars in "Strange New World," which will be presented on Ch. 4 Sunday at 'I' p.m. MENT: Gladys KallAt and the Pips. who are due to perform for four weeks on 143C, have been on the music eeene for 23 years. They have appeared on stages in many nightspots and on campuses. Now they feel they might get an opportimiiy to demonstrate the versatility they have been showing to limited audiences over the years. The group consists of Gladys Knight, who won a Ted Mack amateur contest when she was seven; Rabbit Pip, for whom the group was named, and his cousins, Edward Pat--, ten and William Quest. They have received a gold album and a gold record. They started out as rhythm and blues singers and kept that image for years. More recently, they have changed to country and western with rhythm and blues. Their first program will be Saturday at 5 p.m. on Ch. 2 ft.!: v hour and on the saint channel for the four weeks. REPLACE- SUMMER ? "Here I was looking at Walter Craiddle discuss the world food problem. These hungry children were shown. It was pitiful. Then the next thing I saw was a dog food' commercial. The contrast starving children on the one hand and food for dogs on the was shocking," said other one viewer the other day. This sent us scurrying to find out out something about these commercials and those who pay for them. Those who are paying for and preparing the commercials are walking on eggs. They must convey the impression pet foods contain only commodities that are worthless castoffs, but they must not deprecate the advertising, 2Hogan's - r - world. 5;00 Heroes. 4ABC Evening News. . commercials .1 vW,, mediately after a news program showing starving children in different parts of the CHANNEL CHUCKLES By Bil Keane : - WEDNESDAY I food X'f4-- ; to: and t,hey will be on at the same many persons are feeling guilty over global henget.," The pet food industy spent more than $100 milldon on TV' commercials last year. That money helped sell $2.1 billion hi pet food. ft3 -- omplaints have been registered over the years about the placement of certain television commercirds. VIewers have complained about a jingle or happy commercial following an especially serious bit of news. Others have been jolted by a commercial for a laxative following a beautiful drama. Television is full of objec.tionable placements of commercials of this type. But one of the most jolting to many viewers is placement of pet Many 4 ',!.,qaao 4?.4,& 471P eo, ', 41,htd ON,k, At .2, :,, ' 0 |