Retro: Southern Oregon, Sun. August 15th, 1982

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Source: TV Guide

CHANNELS
2k KOTI Klamath Falls ABC/CBS
2p KATU Portland ABC
3e KIEM Eureka CA NBC/CBS
3s KVDO Salem PBS
4 KPIC Roseburg CBS
5 KOBI Medford ABC/CBS
6e KVIQ Eureka CA ABC/NBC
6p KOIN Portland CBS
7c KOAC Corvallis PBS
7r KRCR Redding CA ABC/NBC
8m KSYS Medford PBS
8p KGW Portland NBC
9 KEZI Eugene ABC
10 KTVL Medford NBC/CBS
11 KCBY Coos Bay CBS
12 KPTV Portland IND
13e KVAL Eugene CBS
13c KEET Eureka CA PBS (Both serving cities starting with the letter 'E'. So KEET is marked as 'c' for California.)
KTXL 40 Sacramento IND - Most likely as it was fed by microwave in some Oregon towns. This is listed as 13G/13R/13V/13K, meaning cable ch 13 in those areas.
(Cable listings will be posted separately.)
SF (Various San Francisco stations fed on one channel...some programs from KTVU, some from KPIX, others from KBHK...if anyone can let me know which stations aired at which time, that would be awesome! Listed as 2G/2R/2V/6K on the channel lineup.)
Cable listings will be posted separately at a later date.

Sun 8/15/1982

6AM
SF Black Renaissance-Sam Skinner
2p Christopher Closeup
3e CBS News Sunday Morning
See 8am.
9 Agriculture USA
KTXL Church Service-Catholic

6:30
SF Church Service-Catholic
2p Directions
Jewish folk music is played by clarinetist Giora Feidman.
6p World Tomorrow
7r Voice of Agriculture
9 Community
KTXL Health Field

6:45
12 News

6:50
8p Doxology/News Digest

7AM
SF Big Blue Marble
2p Kids Are People Too-Randy Hamlton
Guests include John Ritter and Scatman Crothers.
5 You Wanted to Know-Moore
6p Robert Schuller
6e Lift Jesus Higher
7r Westbrook Hospital
8p Sound of Trumpets
9 12 Jerry Falwell
10 Herald of Truth

7;15
8p Signs of Life

7:30
SF Casper
2k 5m 6e Kroeze Brothers
3e Jimmy Swagart
4 11 13e Voice of Calvary
7r Lahayis on Family Life
8p Insight
10 It is Written
KTXL Robert Schuller

8AM
SF Doctor Snuggles
2p Kidsworld
2k 5m Search
4 11 13e Day of Discovery
6p 10 CBS News Sunday Morning-Kuralt
Scheduled: Heywood Hale Broun looks at radio drama.
9 American Catholic
12 New Way to Live

8:30
SF Bugs Bunny
2p Bumpity
2k 4 5m 7r 11 13e Rex Humbard
3e Jerry Falwell
6e Miracle Revival Hour
8P Northwest Times
A week-long CPR training program offered by the Red Cross; build-it-yourself cedar-home kits.
9 Pastor's Study
12 Oral Roberts
KTXL Day of Discovery

9AM
SF KTXL Porky Pig
2p Lone Ranger
2k 5m 6e 9 Oral Roberts
4 11 13e It is Written
7r Day of Discovery
8p Viewpoint
12 Rex Humbard

9:30
SF Popeye
2p Batman
2k 5m Day of Discovery
3e KTXL Rex Humbard
4 11 13e For Our Times
6p Face the Nation
6e It is Written
7r Oral Roberts
8p 10 Meet the Press
9 Jimmy Swaggart
12 Jim Bakker

10AM
SF Best is Yet to Be
2P Little Rascals BW
2k OSU and You
3e Film (army film? travelogue? And they were showing these little films in 1982 nevertheless?)
4 11 13e 30 Minutes
Included: a report on teenagers trying to live on their own.
5m Adventures in Medicine
6p It's Your Business
Scheduled: 'Inflation: A Battle Won?'
6e Kenneth Copeland
7r Wait Till We're 65
The aging process and attitudes towards the elderly are examined. Guests include actors Cathleen Nesbitt, Macdonald Carey.
8p Jacques Cousteau
10 Bugs Bunny/Road Runner
12 Day of Discovery
KTXL Herald of Truth

10:15
2k Human Side

10:30
SF Movie BW
'Blondie's Anniversary.' (1947) Dagwood goes to deliver a watch to a secretary (Adele Jergens) and the misunderstandings begin. Arthur Lake, Penny Singleton.
2p Superman
2k 5m 9 Kids Are People Too
Quarterback Jim Plunkett, ventriloquist Willie Tyler and Lester.
3e Movie
'Your Money or Your Wife.' (1972) TV-movie blending comedy with melodrama in an kidnap caper about a soap-opera team. Ted Bessell, Elizabeth Ashley.
4 11 13e Tom & Jerry
6p This Land
A discussion of various backcountry areas in Oregon.
12 KTXL It is Written

11AM
2p Q&A
7r 8p Golf
Final-round play in the Sammy Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open. The 6568-yard, par-71 Wethersfield (CT) Country Club is the perfect remedy for an ailing golf game. The par fives can be easily reached in two and the par fours yield more than their share of birdies, making for winning scores like last year's 20-under-par 264 by Hubert Green.
4 11 13e Kwicky Koala
6p Face to Face with Mike Donahue
Guest: Portland University basketball coach Jack Avina.
6e Leave it to Beaver BW
12 Jimmy Swaggart
13e Matinee at the Bijou
KTXL On the Square

11:30
2k 2p 5m 6e 9 This Week with David Brinkley
4 11 13e Movie
'The Hard Way.' (1980) TV-movie with Patrick McGoohan as a retiring hit man pressured into one last mission. Lee Van Cleef.
6p Movie BW
'Commandos Strike at Dawn.' (1942) Norwegian vs. Nazis in a fishing village. Paul Muni, Anna Lee, Lillian Gish.

Noon
SF Movie
'Promise Her Anything.' (1966) Lightweight romantic satire with child psychology and burlesque movies as its target. Warren Beatty, Leslie Caron.
3 Movie
'Hit Lady.' (1974) Yvette Mimieux wrote and stars in this TV-movie about an artist who works part time as a ruthless syndicate assassin.
10 Face the Nation
12 Movioe
'Namu, the Killer Whale.' (1966) Semidocumentary about a naturalist who captured and trained a killer whale. Robert Lansing.
KTXL Solid Gold

12:30
2k Film
2p What's Right?
Topic: the Moral Majority.
5m You Wanted to Know
6e 9 Directions
A profile of Bishop Samuel Ruiv Garcia, who has spent 20 years working with Mexican Indians.
10 Portrait of a Legend: Bobby Vinton
13e Return to Racing

1pm
2k 5m 9 Lone Ranger
2p Get Smart
6e Insight
8p 10 Sportsworld
7r Kids Are People Too
See 10:30, KOTI.
13e Washington Week in Review
KTXL Baseball
San Francisco at Los Angeles. (Now, did KTXL air these games or was this a Bay Area station actually?)

1:30
2k 5m Lone Ranger
2p Movie BW
'Kidnapped.' (1938) A young heir (Freddie Bartholomew), his murderous uncle and a band of roving brigands in the Scottish Highlands. Free adaption of Robert Louis Stevenson. Warner Baxter.
3e 4 6p 11 13e CBS Sports Sunday
James 'Quick' Tillis (22-1) vs. Tim Witherspoon (15-0) in a scheduled 10-round heavyweight bout, telecast live from Cleveland. Tillis, whose only loss was to WBA champ Mike Weaver, won a unanimous decision from Earnie Shavers in his last outing despite being knocked down in the 9th round. Witherspoon cracked the WBA's top 10 with a win over Renaldo Snipes. Also: coverage of the Falmouth Road Race, a 7.1-mile event along the MA coast.
6e Film
9 Olympic Decathlon
13e Wall $treet Week

2PM
SF Movie
'The Truth About Spring.' (1965) A girl (Hayley Mills) comes of romantic age (with James MacArthur) in this pleasant family yarn about a buried treasure. Tyler: John Mills.
2k 5m Wild Kingdom
6e Say Goodbye
7r This Week with David Brinkley
9 Movie
'Thoroughly Modern Millie.' (1967) Julie Andrews teams with Mary Tyler Moore in this lighthearted comedy about husband-hunting flappers in 1920s New York.
12 Movie BW
'Ruggles of Red Gap.' (1935) Much-acclaimed tale of a rich American (Charles Ruggles) who learns about gentility from an English butler (Charles Laughton) he's won in a card game.
13e Firing Line
The use of satellite for military defense is discussed by Lt. Gen. Daniel O. Graham (USA Ret.) and physicist William R. Graham.

2:30
2k 5m Pacific Outdoors
8p Greatest Sports Legends
A tribute to Jackie Robinson, the man who broke baseball's color barrier.
10 CBS Sports Sunday
See 1:30PM.

3PM
2k 5m Lawrence Welk
3e Movie
'Satan's School for Girls.' (1973) Made-for-TV chiller about an exclusive seminary where the students are prone to suicide. Elizabeth: Pamela Franklin.
6p World Series of Poker
4 11 13e Food for Later
6e Leave it to Beaver BW
7r Directions
Whether Haitian immigrants should be considered political refugees.
8p Baja 1000
Highlights of the annual endurance race, spanning a 1000-mile stretch of Mexico's rugged Baja peninsula.
13e Great Performances
Liv Ullmann stars in 'The Human Voice,' a one-character drama by Jean Cocteau.

3:30
2p Grizzly Adams
3s 7c Moneymakers
6p Here's Lucy
4 11 13e Senior Perspective
6e All in the Family
7r Public Policy Forum
8p We're Movin'
KTXL Movie
'Gun Fury.' (1953) Rock Hudson portrays a man searching for his abducted fiancee (Donna Reed). [Time approximate.]

4PM
SF Movie BW
'In Old Chicago.' (1937) Story of the fighting O'Leary family whose cow kicked over that lantern and began the big fire. Tyrone Power.
2k 5m Winning and Success
3s 7c Washington Week in Review
4 11 13e Face the Nation
6e Lake Shasta-Open All Year
Boating and bass fishing on California's Lake Shasta.
6p Hee Haw
8p Six Million Dollar Man
10 Movie
Hang-gliding action and Greek locations highlight 'Sky Riders' (1976), about the terrorist kidnapping of three Americans in Athens. James Coburn, Susannah York.
12 Star Trek
13e The Miser

4:30
2k 2p 5m 6e 7r 9 Sportsbeat
3s 7c Wall $treet Week
3e Face the Nation
4 11 13e The Waltons

5PM
2p 6p 8p 9 News
2k 5m 6e 7r ABC News-Sam Donaldson
3s 7c Crisis to Crisis with Barbara Jordan
'What Price Clean Air?' examines the debate over proposed changes in current antipollution standards.
3e Jack Van Impe
8m Washington Week in Review (late sign-on for 1982!)
12 Movie BW
'The Plainsmen.' (1937) Majestic Cecil B. DeMille saga about Wild Bill Hickok (Gary Cooper) skirmishing with Indians and a gunrunner (Charles Bickford).
13e Quilting
KTXL Movie
'Top of the Hill.' (1979) Edited version of the TV miniseries based on Irwin Shaw's story about a jaded corporate climber (Wayne Rogers).

5:30
2p 9 ABC News
2k 3e 5m 6e News
4 11 13e Muppet Show
6p Look at Us
7r Wild Kingdom
8m Wall $treet Week
8p NBC News-John Hart
13e Moneymakers

6PM
SF Maverick BW
2k 5m National Crime & Violence Test: Robbery
Art Linkletter and Jayne Kenneddy are the hosts of a quiz designed to measure viewer awareness of and liability to robbery.
2p Town Hall
'Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity' looks at the controversial insanity defense plea.
3e 6p CBS News
4 11 13e Wild Kingdom
A journey to primitive rain forests in South America, where animals live in a shadow world.
6e Open Line
7r Little House on the Prairie
Devastated by Nellie's move to New York, Mrs. Oleson (Katherine MacGregor) seeks someone to fill her fancy shoes. First of two parts. Nancy: Allison Balson.
8m Firing Line
See 2PM, KEET.
8p Entertainment This Week
Scheduled: Lou Rawls, David Steinberg, Lauren Hutton, Jason Robards, and Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons.
9 Hee Haw
Guests: Ernest Tubb, B.J. Thomas and Merle Travis.
10 NBC News-John Hart
13e Victory Garden
A horticultural show in Holland.

6:30
3e Face to Face
4 11 13e CBS News-Morton Dean
6p Northwest Illustrated
A report on the Japanese internment camps of 1942.
10 News
13e Magic of Oil Painting
Artist William Alexander paints a dawn scene on a black canvas coated with a color wash of green.

7pm and later in separate post

 

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7pm
SF Wonder Woman
2k 2p 5m 6e 7r 9 Code Red
Ted (Andrew Stevens) begins to crack under pressure from his job; illegally sold electronic games prove dangerously defective. Joe: Lorne Greene.
3s 7c Paper Chase
Anderson (Robert Ginty) is falsely arrested and chooses Hart (James Stephens) to defend him before a disciplinary committee.
3e 4 6p 10 11 13e 60 Minutes
8p Electric Grandmother
A modern-day fantasy based on Ray Bradbury's short story 'I Sing the Body Electric.' It casts Edward Herrmann as a recent widower in need of help in caring for his three children-a situation that makes him an ideal customer for robot maker Guido Fantoccini, who creates a 'custom' grandmother (winningly portrayed by Maureen Stapleton) for the family. And they're all positively dazzled by their new granny; after all, she can magically dispense drinks from her finger and instantly conjure up their favorite dishes at mealtime. But, more important, they all find her warmth spiritually uplifting-except 8-year-old Agatha (Tara Kennedy), who blurts out: 'You can get them to love you, but I never will. You're just a machine.' Jeffrey Kindly collaborated with Bradbury on the script; the program first aired on 'Peacock Showcase.' Fantoccini: Paul Benedict. Tom: Robert Macnaughton.
8m Drum and Bugle Corps Competition

7:30
12 Wild Kingdom
'The World of the Black-Maned Lion,' about the pride's role in maintaining the ecological balance in semi-arid Rhodesia.

8PM
SF Movie
'The Great Bank Robbery.' (1969) Zero Mostel, Kim Novak and Clint Walker in a satirical farce about a bumbling heist in the Old West.
2k 2p 5m 6e 7r 9 Pilot
'The Big Easy.' A New Orleans detective (William Devane) accepts a missing-person case but soon realizes he's working for the wrong side. Not on ABC's fall scheduled. Nicholas Pryor, Mary Crosby.
3s 7c 8m 13e Nova
'The Wizard Who Spat on the Floor' is Thomas Alva Edison (1847-1931), portrayed in this biography as a pragmatic entrepreneur who, according to narrator Barnard Hughes, 'didn't invent something unless he had buyers waiting.' The light bulb, the phonograph and the ticker-tape machine (Edison's first big moneymaker) are among the sought-after inventions surveyed here.
3e 4 6p 11 13e Archie Bunker's Place
Billie (Denise Miller) moves out of Archie's house and into an apartment with a 'secret' roommate. Gary: Barry Gordon.
8p 10 CHiPs
Trained animals rob banks; and Ponch (Erik Estrada) discovers a lookalike in CHP uniform stripping in a ladies-only nightclub. Lou Poole: Don Stroud.
12 In Search Of...
A look at Aztec society, a powerful civilization ruled by King Montezuma, which was defeated by Cortez.
KTXL Movie
'The Creature from Black Lake.' (1976) Effective low-budget horror tale about a legendary monster that terrorizes Louisiana swamplands. Jack Elam, John David Carson.

8:30
3e 4 6p 11 13e One Day at a Time
The Romanos and friends put on a variety show for the Park Utopia senior-citizens hotel.
12 Audubon Wildlife Theater
Spring in British Columbia: a look at the changing patterns of plants, animals and elements.

9PM
2k 2p 5m 6e 7r 9 Movie
'Force 10 from Navarone' (1978) finds two members of the mission that destroyed 'The Guns of Navarone' searching for a German spy who is posing as a partisan in 1943 Yugoslavia. Robert Shaw, Harrison Ford.
3s 7c 8m 13e Masterpiece Theatre
In Part 2 of 'Disraeli: Portrait of a Romantic,' the new MP marries Mary Anne Lewis (Mary Peach) and is jeered during his initial speech in the House of Commons. 'The time will come,' he says, 'when you will hear me.' Ian McShane, Anton Rodgers.
3e 4 6p 10 11 13e Alice
To help Jolene's exhausted good buddy (Robert Carnegie), the girls drive his rig to a mining town, blissfully unaware that they're hauling dynamite. Celia Weston, Linda Lavi.
8 Pilot
'The 25th Man/Ms.' The performance of a police-academy recruit (Ellen Regan) suffers when she's stalked by a weirdo who knows her every move. Not on NBC's fall scheduled. Houston: Edward Winter.
12 Comeback
Football player Rocky Bleier talks about his battle to become a pro running back despite being wounded in Vietnam. The host is James Whitmore.

9:30
3e 4 6p 10 11 13e Jeffersons
George's ailing ego is boosted by his bookkeeper (Vernee Watson), who he suspects is attracted to him.
12 Number 12 Norhwest

10PM
SF Weekend Sports Wrap-Up
3s 7c To the Manor Born
Richard's new business ally (Rula Lenska) becomes Audrey's romantic adversary. Penelope Keith, Peter Bowles.
3e 4 6p 10 11 13e Trapper John M.D.
Gonzo (Gregory Harrison) is slapped with a paternity suit by a former girl friend who's afraid her heart ailment may soon make her son an orphan. Shoop: Madge Sinclair. Valerie: Lynne Marta.
8 Pilot
'Hardcase' (Beau Kayzer) is a hardboiled New Orleans cop who commits himself to bringing in a vicious escaped convict. Not on NBC's fall schedule. Mickey Rourke, Deborah Feuer.
8m 13e Flambards
Conclusion. Mark (Steven Grives) tries to force Christina (Christine McKenna) to leave Flambards. [Last show of the series.]
12 Columbia Crossroads
KTXL News

10:30
SF El Amancer
3s 7c Matters of Life and Death
A profile of the Pueblo Indians of New Mexico, focusing on four runners.
KTXL Open Line

11PM
SF 6p 8p 10 News
3e 4 11 13e CBS News-Osgood
12 Weekend Sports Wrap-Up
KTXL All the People

11:15
3e Jim Bakker
4 11 13e Movie
'The Romantic Englishwoman.' (1975) Joseph Losey directed this stylish but uneven account of a bored wife's extramartial affair. Glenda Jackson.
10 CBS News

11:30
2k 5m 6e 7 ABC News-Jarriel (early sign-off for KVIQ...11:45PM after Tom Jarriel's Weekend Report!)
2p 9 News
SF 6p CBS News (So I'm guessing the 11PM news on the '2G/2R/2V/6K' was from KPIX.)
8 Movie
'The UFO Incident.' (1975) TV-movie recreating the real-life story of Barney and Betty Hill, who claim to have spent some time aboard an aircraft from outer space. Estelle Parsons, James Earl Jones.
10 Movie
Comedian Marty Feldman wrote and stars in 'The Last Remake of Beau Geste,' a 1977 spoof of Foreign Legion adventures. Ann-Margret. (Was this an NBC late night movie, or a delayed CBS Late Movie from earlier in the week? 10 shared both NBC and CBS, and NBC was feeding movies late Sunday nights around this time.)
12 Movie
'Theatre of Blood.' (1973) Dark satire with Vincent Price as an insanely conceited Shakespearean actor who silences his critics by murdering them. Diana Rigg.

11:45
SF Movie
'Warning Shot.' (1967) David Janssen as a police detective trying to clear himself of a manslaughter charge. Cody: George Grizzard.
2k 5m Crosswinds
2p 9 ABC News-Tom Jarriel
6p Spy
Return: A series that dramatizes World War II espionage incidents opens with the story of Nazi double-agent Wolf Schmidt (Paul Gregory).
7r Jerry Falwell

12AM
2k 5m Movie BW
'Second Chorus.' (1940) Pleasant backstage-triangle comedy about the members of a swing orchestra. Fred Astaire.
2p Movie BW
'Overland Stage Raiders.' (1938) The Three Mesquiteers (John Wayne, Ray Corrigan, Max Terhune).
9 Which Way, America?

12:30
9 700 Club

12:45
6p With This Ring

1:30
8p Joy in My Soul

1:45
8P News

1:55
SF Mosaic-Rev. Douglas Huneke

2:25
SF Vibrations-Rev. Cecil Williams

 

[onairb2014]

OK, let's see about those 'SF' listings.
6 AM-9:30: Everything aired on KBHK 44.
10 AM: I think this was a KTVU 2 (Oakland)show; KBHK aired 'Little Rascals' at that time, and that was already airing on Portland's ch. 2
The Blondie movie at 10:30 was KBHK
The movies airing between 12 and 6 could have been on either KBHK or KTVU, but I'm leaning toward KTVU; I think KBHK was running 'Battlestar Galactica' or the 1978 'Spider-Man' show in movie format on late Sunday afternoons at that point.
'Maverick' at 6 came from KBHK, as did 'Wonder Woman' at 7.
8 o'clock movie: Likely KTVU
10 o'clock sports: KBHK did this very briefly. The 10:30 public affairs show was also KBHK.
You're probably right about the 11 and 11:30 news coming from KPIX because CBS did still have a 15 minute late newscast, and an 11:45 movie.
And those last two shows were both KPIX public affairs shows(repeated from 5 or 6 AM Sunday).