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Trumpeter Doc Severinsen,
musical director of Johnny
Carson's "Tonight Show,"
appears with Arthur Fiedler
and the Boston Pops Orchestra
this week on two additional
broadcasts of "Evening at the
Pops."
The repeat performances
will be broadcast on the
Nebraska ETV Network
Thursday at 10:30 p.m. and
Sunday at 9 p.m.
Also on Sunday, Sens.
Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash.,
and Frank Church, D-ldaho,
will discuss the Strategic Arms
Limitation Treaty (SALT)
agreements on William F.
Buckley Jr.'s "Firing Line."
The show will be broadcast at
7 p.m. on the Nebraska ETV
Network.
The Senate Armed Services
and Foreign Relations
Committees are conducting
hearings on the Treaty of
Moscow and an accompanying
executive agreement limiting
Soviet and American nuclear
missiles.
Jackson, a member of the
Armed Services Committee and
a staunch supporter of national
security, opposes Senate
ratification of the SALT
agreements.
Church, a Foreign Relations
Committee mumber, has
endorsed the agreements.
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ETV programs for July 12-17
WEDNESDAY, JULY 12
6:00 THE AMERICAN WEST
(Color) Jack Smith hoiti thlt travel
teriei that vltita famous hiitorical
itet.
6:30 CONVENTION SPECIAL
(Color)
7:00 A PUBLIC
AFFAIRELECTION '72 (Color)
Veteran, broadcast journalists
Sander Vanocur and Robert
MacNell look at the issue, the
voters, and the candidates of the
1972 presidential campaign.
7:30 FILM ODYSSEY "Classic
Shorts I" features a program of
international short films Including
Important early work by directors
like Truffaut and Richard Lester.
This begins a second showing of last
season's "Film Odyssey."
9:00 AGENCY FOR ALL
SEASONS, PART III (Color) This
is the third part of a special series
of programs on the State
Department of Agriculture. It deals
with agricultural development and
the subject of wheat. Produced by
the public affairs unit of the
Nebraska ETV Network.
10:00 CONVENTION SPECIAL
UP-DATE (Color) (5-mlnutes)
10:03 HATHA YOGA (Color)
Tonight's positions: "Tree, Eagle,
Shoulder Stand and others."
10:30 FIRING LINE (Color)
Repeats from July 9, 7 p.m.
THURSDAY, JULY 13
6:00 TV CLASSROOM (Color)
Discussion series: "Training and
Preparation of Staff."
6:30 THE FRENCH CHEF
(Color) Repeats from July 9, 6:30
p.m.
7:00 THE JAZZ SET (Color)
Ballad and blues singer Irene Raid
performs with the Jiggs Chase
Quartet.
8:00 HOLLYWOOD
TELEVISION THEATRE (Colorl
Bob Dishy and Fred Gwynne are
among the stars of "The Police," a
black comedysatlre about a
fictitious country in which absolute
law and order prevails.
9:00 WORLD PRESS (Color)
Experts analyze news coverage In
world's leading newspapers.
9:30 THIRTY MINUTES WITH
(Color) Newswoman Elizabeth
Drew interviews prominent public
figures.
10:00 HATHAYOGA (Color)
Tonight's positions: "Hare Head
Stand and Revolving Triangle."
10:30 EVENING AT POPS
(Color) Repeats from July 11, 7:30
p.m. Doc Severinsen, musical
director of Johnny Carson's
"Tonight Show," Is the special
guest of Arthur Fiedler and the
Boston Pops Orchestra.
FRIDAY, JULY 14
6. 00 HOUSE AND HOME
(Color) Repeats from July 1 3, 7
p.m.
6:30 OFF THE RECORD
Representatives of three large
record companies discuss the duties
of the "A and R man" (artist and
repertoire).
7:00 THE OLEANNA TRAIL
(Color) Performers spotlighted are
The Penny whistlers and Glnny,
Pitcher.
7:30 UNIVERSITY NEWS
News events from the four
University of Nebraska campuses
are reported.
8:00 OUR STREET (Color)
Slick's doubts about his acceptance
by the family prompt him to go on
an acid trip.
8:30 WASHINGTON WEEK IN
REVIEW (Color) Moderator Robert
MacNeil and newsmen Peter
Lisagor, Charles Corddy and Neil
MacNeil discuss top news stories.
9:00 MAGGIE AND THE
BEAUTIFUL MACHINE (Color)
Repeats from 3 p.m.
9:30 SPACE BETWEEN
WORDS (Colorl "School"
documents the efforts of .a young
London school teacher to bridge
communications blocks permeating
school systems.
10:00 THE DEVOUT YOUNG
(Color) This new four part series by
PBS studies the Jesus movement.
Tonight, "The Way In and the Way
Out," explores the roots of the
movement,
SATURDAY, JULY 15
6:00 HODGEPODGE LODGE
(Color) Repeats from July 14, 1 :30
p.m.
6:30 THE SESSION (Color)
"The Ship" is tonight's program.
7:00 DOIN' IT (Color) Repeats
from July 11, 8:30 p.m.
7:30 SOUL (Color) Trumpeter
Hugh Masekela and his seven man
group combine American blues
with South African Rhythms.
8:30 GOLDEN VOYAGE
(Color) "Trek Through Turkey" Is
tonight's adventure.
9:00 JEAN SHEPHERD'S
AMERICA (Color) Storyteller
Shepherd spins some tall tales while
fishing in Maine.
9:30 THE DAVID SUSSKIND
SHOW (Color) Topic: "Nice white
neople scream - blacks stay out of
our neighborhood."
SUNDAY, JULY 16
6:00 THE ELECTRIC
COMPANY (Color)
6:30 THE FRENCH CHEF
(Color) Julia Child prepares,
zucchini, "A Vegeteble for All
Occasions."
7:00 FIRING LINE (Color)
Wlffiam F . Buckley, Jr. exchanges
views with a prominent quest.
8:00 MASTERPIECE
THEATRE (Color) "Sharp
Practice" is the second episode of
the stirring BBC drama, "The Spoils
of Poynton,"
9:00 EVENING AT POPS
(Color) Repeats from July 1 1 and
13. Doc Severinsen, musical
director of Johnny Carson's
"Tonight Show," is the special
quest of Arthur Fiedler end the
Boston Pops Orchestra
10 00 HATHAYOGA (Color)
Tonight's positions: "Supine Pelvic,
Sideways Sway and Yoga Mudra."
10:30 HOLLYWOOD
TELEVISION THEATRE (Color)
Bob Dishy and Fred Gwynne are
among the stars of "The Police," a
bleck comedy-satire about a
fictitious country in which absolute
lew and order prevails.
Ice Age sky show at
Meulier Planetarium
"The lcc Age Astronomer"
is the new sky show at the
University of Nebraska State
Museum'i Ralph M culler
Planetarium.
The program taken the
audience back 26,000 years to
a time when mammoth
elephants roamed Nebraska.
northern lights.
Sky shows are given at 2:45
p.m. Monday through Friday
and at 2:30 and 3 45 p.m.
Saturdays and Sundays.
Groups of 10 or more may
make arrangements for special
showings.
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HEP counselors, teachers and students team. All staff members attend and
yell encouragement to the girls softball participate in student activities.
HEP offers dropouts
chance to finish school
Robert Leyva quit school in
the eighth grade.
But by the end of August,
he plans to receive his
certificate of General
Educational Development
(GED) and leave the University
of Nebraska High School
Equivalency. Program (HEP) to
return to his native San
Antonio, Texas.
According to Gale Muller,
HEP director, the program
offers an opportunity for sons
and daughters of low income,
migrant farm workers to
complete their high school
education and develop
maturity and social skills at the
same time.
There are 17 federally
funded HEP programs at
universities in the United
States. At Nebraska, HEP was
started four years ago,
sponsored by the Nebraska
Human Resources Research
Foundation. Since then, some
225 students have graduated
from HEP, Muller said. Most of
them return to their
hometowns for jobs or further
education.
According to Muller, it
might take a student two
months or two years to
complete his GEL). The
program is based on
individualized study in reading,
math and language usage.
Three HEP teachers and several
teacher aides and student
teachers work with the
students, Muller said.
A HEP counselor also is
assigned to each student.
"These are University
students who have a lot to
invest in people with needs,"
Muller said.
HEP counselor Rod
Hernandez said counselors
spend time with their students
in activities outside the
classroom, but activities may
be related to classes, like
tutoring, vocational placement
advice or sometimes "just a
swilt kick in the rear,"
Hernandez said.
Muller emphasized HEP is a
"total living-learning
experience." The 40 HEP
students live in University
dorms, and a student council
plans extracurricular activities
in which counselors and stall
members participate, too.
"Sometimes their energy is
a lot more abundant than
ours," Muller said, "but it's
important for them to develop
authority over their own lives."
Council - President Eeyva
said he especially liked the
chance to participate in the
HEP sports programs.
A new HEP program,
Project Lincoln, is designed to
help HEP graduates who
remain in Lincoln instead of
returning to their hometowns.
The project is designed to help
the HEP graduates lind jobs,
begin post-high school special
training programs and learn
how to adjust to independent
apartment I if e, Muller
explained.
"Building success stories
around people" is the basis of
HEP, Muller said, and
20-year-old Eeyva said he never
would have thought that he
could finish high school. But
when he returns to San
Antonio, he plans to become a
hospital lab technician . . . and
encourage others to enler HEP.
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