6.40 Atoms and Molecules

7.5 Mechanics

For Colleges
Making the Grade
Series producer JOHN TWITCHIN 3

2: You and Eye

5.25 Linear Maths

5.50 Pure Maths

6.06 Pure Maths

6.15 Statistics

6.40 Maths

A series of ten programmes presented by ANNE LAPPING and MICHAEL REINHOLD
2: Why the Reorganisation?
On 1 April 1974 the National Health Service underwent a massive managerial reorganisation. In theory, the patient should now get a better service - but will he? Sir George Godber , former Chief Medical Officer, Department of Health and Social Security, gives his views.
Producer PETER RIDING Director CHRIS JELLEY

with Robin Day
With the election over, this week's Newsday guests after the daily News Summary include the personalities and experts involved in every type of topical issue. Preceded by Weather
Associate producer JOHN SHEARER Producer CHRISTOPHER CAPRON

2: Chalk and Cheese
In Dorset, they say, there is every mineral to be found in Britain except coal. It is these minerals - especially the chalk and clay of the rolling downs and rich meadowlands of this part of Wessex - that help to provide the food for its traditional dishes. Introduced by Derek Cooper
Producer ANDREW SNELL. (Manchester)

A film series set in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains starring
The Typewriter: John-Boy desperately needs a typewriter so that he can submit one of his stories to a magazine. With misgivings the Baldwin sisters lend him their treasured old machine....
Based on EARL HAMNER JR's autobiographical novel Spencer's Mountain Executive producer LEE RICH

A duel of words and wit between Patrick Campbell
Madeline Smith , Peter Sallis and Frank Muir
Sheila Tracy , Charles Osborne Referee Robert Robinson
Call My Bluff devised by MARK GOODSON and BILL TODMAN Director MICHAEL Goodwin Producer JOHNNY DOWNES

A Close-up in Time
From its debut in 1940 the aim of this, America's oldest ballet company, has been to present the best of the traditional ballet repertoire and to encourage new and native talent. Now ranked as one of the great international companies, it is seen in close-up ' in this American documentary.
There are glimpses of class and rehearsals, interviews with dancers, with choreographers AGNES DE MILLE and ANTONY TUDOR, with LUCIA CHASE , one of the directors of the company. Above all, to represent the vast range of the repertoire, there are excerpts from Les Sylphides, Rodeo, Swan Lake, The River, Etudes and a complete performance of Antony Tudor 's dramatic ballet Pillar of Fire to Schoenberg's Verkldrte Nacht.
Producer JAC VENZA
Director JEROME SCHNUR A WNETtv production

Presented by Angela Rippon
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