Story: "Five Foolish Fishermen"

Presenters this week: Carol Leader, Jon Glover

with Robin Day, Ludovic Kennedy, Richard Kershaw, Richard Baker

The News is followed by a Newsday Profile of Ronald Reagan, former film star and for eight years Governor of America's largest state, California, who's now hoping to beat President Ford for the Republican Party nominations for the US Presidency in this year's elections.

[Starring] Richard Thomas as John-Boy, Michael Learned as Olivia Walton, Ralph Waite as John Walton, Will Geer as Grandpa, Ellen Corby as Grandma

Mary Ellen is thrilled when John-Boy's friend, Mike, asks her to the college dance. But the unexpected discovery of a valuable ring and her need for self-confidence tempts Mary Ellen into an unhappy situation of lies and deceit.

The only hospital in the world which does heart transplants routinely is Stanford University Medical Center in the United States. It is also the most successful. Of 50 people alive today with transplanted hearts, 30 owe their lives to Stanford, and some of these have survived as long as five years. Stanford's success is no coincidence. The transplant technique first brought to world attention by Dr Barnard was actually pioneered at Stanford by Dr Norman Shumway.

Horizon visits Stanford to find out why it is so successful; to see how the operation is done; to follow patients as they recover and try to resume a working life.

Introduced and conducted by Boris Brott

The fifth in this season of programmes from Wales, in which vision is used to reflect the nature of the music.

Tonight's musical entertainment ranges from an orchestration of 'That Old Black Magic' by Johnny Mercer to two dances from the Rite of Spring by Stravinsky. Pamela Davies (dancer) is co-director of the Swansea and District Ballet School. Susan Drake (harp) was born in Cardiff. She gives recitals and concerts throughout the country.

BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra led by Robert St John Wright has a unique association with the Welsh Arts Council which enables it to give public concerts in the remotest areas of Wales.

BBC Cymru/Wales

Presented by Richard Baker

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Lyndon Brook reads "The Hounds" by Patric Dickinson