MGfH tuesday iState's Attorney' I Telefrance-USA I Movie -(Adventure) *• "Avelenche Expreet" 1979 Robert Shew, Lee Mervin. A trio confronts neturel disasters, political intrigue and fast-paced ac tion while trying to amuggle a defecting agent out of the country. (Dated PG) (88 minsj OI9 Iris Chacon • English Channel B <9 Catholic Televlelon Presents B Uvewlre • TBS Evening News B Dating Game O M.A.8.H. 9*0 O Movie-(Crime) •• "Mag num Force" 1973 Clint Eaatwood, Hal Holbrook. A tough cop tackles a police 'death squad' who are ayatematicallykHlingcrimin- ala. (2 hrs., 30 mins.) B ® Song Of Pralae B Nine On New Jersey O Barney Miller 9:55 (D<8> Newscene 10:00 SBBOOOOQB News Morecambe And Wise Dick Cavett Show Luest: John Huston. Part II. Lr. Who Independent News Benny Hill Show Inform ec Ion 26 Transformed Popcllps Night Gallery Maude Movie -(Comedy) ••• "CarWaah" RichardPryor, George Carlin. An eccentric gallery of urban charactera make their way through a typical looney day at the Dee Luxe Car Wash. (Rated PG) (2 hrs.) 10:30 0 CBS Late Movie 'LOU GRANT: Nazi' Stars: Ed Asner, Robert Walden. Reporter Billie Newman un covers some shocking infor mation while doing an article about the American Nazi movement. (Repeat) 'ZE BRA FORCE' 1975 Stara: Mike Lane, Glenn Wilder. Former members of s U.S. military unit, the Zebras, take the tactical skills thsy learned in Vietnam and apply themtothestreetswithstun- ningforce. OOO TheTonlght Show 'Best Of Carson' Guests: McLesn Stevenson, Herve Villechaize. (Repeat; 60 mins.) Include DEBONAIR in Your Horn Improvement Plans The advanced design, direct vent, gas wall furnace-that-fHs everywhere. versatile knuhi >wi nLn and EXISTING construction REQUIRES NO ELECTRICITY! REQUIRES NO CHIMNEY! ADDED ROOK. Make the now room the "cozy corner." DEBONAIR is so easy to install even if the room has been completely built. GARAGE. Turn the garage into a year 'round work and play area for the whole family. > . . . . A V A I L A B L E A T : Hicksgas, S1S-33S-1296 ma LIIKB ft vs. • WOOOSTOCK Corner or OM Bute 14 A 47 Profile Ken Howard gives 'Shadow' his best shot Forceful, persuasive and humorous, he sounded like basketball coach Ken Reeves of Carver High School. But Ken Howard, who stars as that coach in CBS-TV's 'The White Shadow,' was /not on the show's Hollywood set. He was delivering the commencement address at his alma mater, Manhasset Junior Senior High School in Long Island, N.Y. Howard and other members of 'The White Shadow' cast were in and around Manhattan this past June filming a two-part episode entitled 'Reunion.' (The conclusion of the two-part episode can be seen on Thursday, October 23.) The episode deals with Coach Reeves' return to his alma m^ter to attend his high school class reunion. While home, Reeves learns that his father, played by veteran stage and screen actor James Whitmore, is seriously ill and may not have long to live. "Memories of my own high school days at Manhasset," Howar^d said, "helped spawn 'Shadow,'" In which he portrays a white coach in predominantly black school in a ghetto neighborhood. while in high school, Howard, an honor student, played all-country basketball for Manhasset. The tall (6'6*) handsome youth was the only white player on an otherwise black team. As viewers of 'The White Shadow' know, the show features scenes of some very proficient ballplaying. Howard was insistent that they look good. "I hadn't been playing much, but when I knew I was going to do the series, I started running and working out and trying to get it back. I had them take long camera shots so the audience would know it was really me playing. When it comes to the slam dunk shots in the show," Howard confesses, "they lower the basket a bit. I used to be able to dunk, but I can't get up that high anymore. "The real fun of it. though, is making some moves so the guys in the audience who play ball know that I was a real player. Speaking of real players, the upcoming season of 'The White Shadow' promises to be special, featuring guest stars like the Harlem Globetrotters. Bill Walden. Magic Johnson and Al McGuire." tv commim acimcn. me.