Short wave radio news from Moscow.    

  A SPECIAL WINS 1010 RADIO DOCUMENTARY.
A look back at the D-Day invasion, December 8, 1941.           

The results of various State elections.          

A special report on the danger of driving while intoxicated.            

A TV moment of prayer.          

Players who have been elected by coaches for the 1975 All American football team.                         

A look at the Supersonic Concorde that went into service in Great Britain on January 15th, 1976. It examines the controversy surrounding the Concorde which was developed at a cost of nearly $3 billion dollars. Among the issues: whether the supersonic transport generates excessive noise and air pollution, and how barring the SST from this country could affect America's relations with Britain and France. The show includes excerpts from hearings on the  Concorde held January 5th by the Department of Transportation.                                    

Special focusing on the churches and social justice over the past 200 years.            

Life during the American Revolution is re-created in dramatic vignettes based on letters, diaries, newspaper accounts and songs of the era. Scenes depict the farmers unaccustomed to military life being trained as soldiers; women struggling to feed and cloth their families despite supply shortages. 

                       

A visit to historic sites in New York State's Eastern District. 
"New York, the crossroads of 350 years of history."            

A visit to Boston's North End.             

Recounts the marathon race's ancient roots and features highlights from numerous dramatic marathon races.            

Prior to showing the movie " Aloha, Bobby and Rose." Previews include upcoming children's shows, Marlon Brando starring in "Missouri Breaks," and "Crazy Mama." HBO is advertised as a premium station.