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: Open University
7.40 Foundation Maths: Taylor's Theorem8.5 Leda and the Swan
8.30 Pure Maths: Topology
8.55 Perception and Industrial Re-location
9.20 Computers: Algorithms
9.45 Biological Control
10.10 Curriculum Design and Development
10.35 Maths: Quadratic Forms
11.0 Patterning of the Vote
11.25 Organisations of Peace
11.50 Geology: Granite
12.15 India's Democracy
12.40 Telecommunication Systems
1.5 Middlemarch
1.30 Plant Growth and Differentiation
: The Saturday Western: Incident at Phantom Hill
starring Robert FullerJocelyn Lane , Dan Duryea
Towards the end of the Civil War rebels ambush a Union army convoy in Texas - and seize gold bullion worth a million dollars.
Director EARL BELLAMY . Films: page
Contributors
: Open Door
Once Upon a Line: the fight to save a scenic railway.: Westminster
Presented by RODNEY FOSTEREditor JOHN DANVERS
Contributors
: News and Sport
Weather: Late Call
The BBC2 Serial starring Dandy NicholsMichael Bryant , Leslie Dwyer from the novel by ANGUS WILSON dramatised in four parts by DENNIS POTTER : part 3
Arthur is full of hope that he's found some drinking cronies, but Sylvia is worried about Harold.
Producer KEN RIDDINGTON
Director PHILIP DUDLEY
Contributors
: Berlioz: Te Deum
Three choirs, organ and orchestra join forces in praise and prayer: Berlioz's resounding setting of the Te Deum. BBC2 joins Radio 3 in stereo for this live relay from the Whitworth Hall , Manchester, part of Radio 3's ' Northern Weekend '. Alexander Young (tenor) Keith Rhodes (organ)Huddersfield Choral Society Chetham's Hospital School of Music Choir
Colne Valley Male Voice Choir BBC Northern Symphony Orchestra leader BARRY GRIFFITHS conductor Raymond Leppard
Sound PIP SHEPHERD
Lighting JOHN CROWTHER
Associate producer DAVID ELLIS Producer RODNEY GREENBERG
Contributors
: International Tennis
Coca-ColaBournemouth
I Championships of Great Britain featuring
The Ladies' Final
The Men's Singles Semi-final
Introduced by Harry Carpenter
Television presentation
FRED VINER and JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
Contributors
: Centre Play: Commonwealth Season: 1: New Zealand: Old Man March is Dead
by Bruce StewartCommonwealth authors explore their changing societies in six new plays.
The old World War II veteran is determined to die as he has lived - making a riotous party of it. His son and daughter-in-law want him to die 'properly'. All is set for a collision of values.
Script editor Alan Seymour
Designer Geoff Patterson
Producer Anne Head
Director Chris Thomson
Contributors
: Open Door
People make television Campaigners:Fluoridation and Truth Decay
The National Pure Water Association spearheads nationwide opposition to medicine via the kitchen tap.
The Real Forgotten Army
' But it's " Saviour of his country " when the guns begin to shoot.'
The Sergeants Nicholson campaign for better pensions for Ex-Regular Servicemen. Response
Lord Pitt, Deputy Chairman of the Community Relations Commission, gives a personal response to Open Door of 28 February, 1976.
Open Door programmes are made by the public in co-operation with the BBC's Community Programme Unit
: News on 2
Weather: Midnight Movie: What Did You Do in the War, Daddy?
starringJames Coburn Dick Shawn
Sergio Fantoni Giovanna Ralli Aldo Ray with Harry Morgan Carroll O'Connor
1943: The Italian Campaign, and the war-weary Company C is ordered to capture the small Sicilian town of Valerno. They find the Italians all too willing to surrender-provided they can finish their football match and carry on with their annual wine festival! Discipline crumbles but spirits rise as the GIs join in the bacchanalian celebrations.
Produced and directed by BLAKE EDWARDS Films: page 9
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