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PAOt It MONDAY, MAY 4 riee in the sport to his death (2 to mine.) Comedy Shop 1:20 9 Nightbeat 1:28 0 Movie -(Drama) "Forgotten Man" 1971 Dennis Weaver. Lola Nettleton A North Vietnam eacapee returns home, andfindahia wife married, hiabuai naaa sold and hia daughter adopt­ ed. (86 mins.) 1 j30 0 Health Field 0 SportaCenter • Bonny HHI Show 1:40.0 Now* 1:80 B Mike Douglas 2:00 0 Today In Chicago 0 NCAA Spring Football aiveraity of Arkanaaa I Movie'Five Bloody Graves' 1969 Jim Davia, Robert Dix. A lone gunman confronts savage whitea and indlana in the Old Weat 0 Mo Valley 2.-08 0 WlldHte Adventure 2:20 0 Movie -(Comedy) •• H "Perfect Furlough" 1958 Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh. An army corporal wina a week' a furlough in Paria with a movie atar. ac companied by a female lieutenant (2 hrr) 2:30 0 Health Field 2:38 0 Reflections 2:80 0 Editorial-TV Chapel 3:00 0 Meditation 0 Movie-(Drama) "Elec­ tric Horseman" 1070 Robert Radford. Jane Fonda A near- derelict atsala a $13 million thor oughbred from a Vegaa hotel and heada for aomegrazing land (Rat- SPG) (2hra.) Newe-Day's End 3:20 0 Movie •(Science-Flctlort) *• "End Of The World" 1077 Chriatopher Lee, Sue Lyon. Strange mea- aagaa from outer agpee predict SPRING GROVE ^156756666 diaaatera and foretell of alien vi- aita to our planet. (Rated PQ) (90 mine.) 3:30 0 Rat Patrol 4:00 0 Mission Impossible 0 Pliyer 4:04 0 News 4:30 0 NCAA Volleyball Golden Dome Claaaic, Semifinal 1. 0 Daniel Boone 4:80 0 AH Nlte Show 8:10 0 Meditation 8:30 0 News (£ MAY 8,1081 EVENING Berne) 0 Auc i Auction High biddera land unuaual valuea and aupport public teieyiaion at the aame time. 0 MacNeM-Lehrer Report 0 Tic Tac Dough 0 Happy Days Again 0 Plant Groom 0 Standing Room Only: Mac Davis Spscisl effects, backup singers snd dsncers highlight this spectaculsr in-concert specisl; Mac performa hita from hia lateat album, aa well aa chartbuatera Baby Don't Get Hooked On Me' and 'I Believe In Muaic.' 0 Movie-{Drama)"* "Elec­ tric Horsemen" 1070 Robert Redford, Jane Fonda. A near- derelict ateala a $12 million thor oughbred from a Vegaa hotel and headsf or some grazing land. (Rat- |P£)(2hrs ) LOve Lucy I All In The Family Rosa Do Leios... (Contin­ ued From Daytime) flu $$ Science Fiction Theetre 0 SportsCenter 0(39 Rex Humbard 0 Studio See 0 Bullseye 01 Family Feud All In The Family Carol Burnett And Friends WMd Wild World Of Animals I PM Magazine 10 Sanford And Son Medicine Men •wlywed Game I Bowling Game I Informeclon 28 ! Computerworld I Accent On Living Live wiri 1 Face The Music 6:88 0 WBBM Editorial 0 WLS Editorial 7:00 99 0 2* Palmerstown 000Lobo Lobo. Birdie and Perkina attend a rodeo in Atlanta, but their minda are aoon taken off bucking broncaand beautiful cow- girla when they meet two old frienda from Orly County and learn thatoneiaaccuaedofahootingthe 9 0<^mins > Happy Daya An ou- trageoua Army regulation three- tana the long awaited pealing of Lori Beth and Richie'a wedding bella until Fonzie and Roger deviae an injjenioua manner of ma­ trimony. (Repeat) 9 Odd Couple 0® PM Magazine 9 Nova The Wizard Who Spat on the Floor'InventorThomaaEdiaon is the subject of this film portrait, nsrrated by noted sctor Barnard Hughes, festuring unique srehivsi film of Edison explsining hia inven- tiona, and interviews with Edison's family, employeea and critica (Cloaed Captioned; U.S.A.) (60 mine.) 9 It's A Great Idea 0 Movie-(Drama) «•* Feud" 1073 Jsmes Stewart. by Jooy SMU CONFIDENTIAL REPORT: Erik Estrada insists he's not the brash, egocentric guy some people make him out to be. In fact, he says, he's really quite the opposite. "I enjoy helping people," says the 32-year-old star of NBC-TV's "CHiPs." "If a woman I'm in love with tells me she needs help, I'm there to give it any way I can. If a buddy of mine has a problem, he can always count on me to work through it with him. I especially enjoy helping kids. If I'm the one who can make it all a little easier for a kid, I do whatever r can. Kids look up to me and that's a special trust. I just know I have this obligation to use that trust for their benefit." Erik wouldn't comment on his widely publicized romance with Beverly Sassoon or his flings with other Hollywood beauties. But he did say, "If a woman's love for me is not contributing to her life, I'd rather not accept that love at all. I may benefit from our relationship, but if she isn't, the whole thing is doomed anyway. I will continue with a woman only if the relation­ ship is as constructive for her as it is for me." His seven- and-half-month marriage last year to Joyce Woods ap­ parently wasn't very constructive to anybody but the divorce lawyers. TV BACKSTAGE: Mention the Miller Brewing Company to sports fans and they will probably recall seeing Miller commercials on their favorite network telecasts. It is true that Miller is a major network television sponsor of Major League Baseball, NCAA College Football, the National Football League and National Basketball Association games. But within the past several years Miller also has entered into agreements with several governing bodies to sponsor, in whole or in part, four major U.S. National Amateur sports teams. Sponsored on an individual brand basis, they include. Miller High Life--the United States Boxing Team, including sponsorship of the Regional and National Amateur Boxing Championships. Lite--United .States Track and Field Team, including sponsorship of the National Outdoor Track and- Field Championships; and the U.S. Ski Team, including sponsorship of the Lite International World Cup. Lowenbrau--The U.S. Senior Cycling Team, including sponsorship of the Lowenbrau International Grand Prix cycling series. TV CLOSEUP: Cristina Raines, the sultry, raven-haired star of NBC's "Flamingo Road," isn't thrilled with the idea of marriage, but she's determined to become a mother- with or without a wedding ring. "Married or not, I'm going to have a child--or children," says the 27-year-old screen love object of co-stars John Beck and Mark Harmon. "Above anything else I want to have kids, because I enjoy them so and because I know I'd make a good parent. I would not dream of going through life without the ex­ perience of being a mother." £ristina's lack of interest in matrimony was evident at 18, when she and actor- songwriter Keith Carradine set up housekeeping together. The romance lasted longer than most Holly­ wood marriages--more than seven years. She said at the time: "I'm perfectly happy the way things are--not being married, just being together. That's enough for me."