Technology: Facts are Not Enough
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9.10 Technical Studies How basic concepts in manufacturing technology are used in modern industry.
14: Microelectronics Lecturers' notes from [address removed], on receipt of a 12" x 9" sae with 22p postage
9.38 Science Workshop Fish 'B'
The River Thames is clean again, the salmon have returned and sprats are being caught in the estuary.
10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds Cosmo and Dibs invent a whole new way of talking. A bus makes its journey through part of North Wales collecting children for school.
Song: 'The wheels of the bus'.
Presenter GARY WILMOT
Producer RICHARD CALLANAN
10.15 Maths Counts by JOHN TULLY
7: Drawing the Line
Can figures lie? Wendy finds out the hard way.
With ROY KINNEAR , SARAH JAMES
NICK ORCHARD, LEO WRINGER
WILLIAM WILDE , PAM ST CLEMENT
10.38 Maths Topics Geometry
Resource CSE 0-level material in the form of animated sequences for classroom use.
4: Circles, Locus (Sequences 1-3) Producer DAVID ROSEVEARE
11.0 Words and Pictures
The King and the Flute Player The King gives the bird-catcher seven days to catch the bird of his dreams.
11.17 The Music Arcade 4: Electricity in Music
11.39 General Studies
Alternative Ways of Healing (1) Alternative therapies such as acupuncture, homoeopathy, osteopathy and hypnosis.
12.5 Russian Language and People
14: Travel in the Soviet Union by River and Canal
12.30 Mathematical Thinking Five programmes which examine how the ideas of the Cockcroft Report on mathematical education can be brought into the classroom. 4: Fractions
12.55 Switch On to English
1.21 Encounter: Spain
4: School, Work, Family
Private and state schools, a technical college, a car worker and his family.
1.38 Let's See
Pictures and Patterns
2: Making Pictures
2.0 Watch
Egypt: The Plagues
The Pharaoh Rameses dies, and LOUISE HALL-TAYLOR goes to the Valley of the Kings to see where he was buried. Moses returns to Egypt and cy GRANT and RAEWYN BLADE tell the story of the Ten Plagues.
Producer TOM STANIER
2.18 Update USA 2: Sunbelt City
Pheonix, Arizona, spreads ever outwards into the surrounding desert as industry cashes in on the 'pro business climate' of the Sun Belt and people move in from the recession-hit manufacturing cities of Northern USA.
Producer LEN BROWN
2.40 Zig Zag
The Coming of the Caribou
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The Embassy World Indoor Bowls Championship
DOUGIE DONNELLY introduces live coverage from this afternoon's match between young Nigel Smith (England) and the 1983 World Champion Bob Sutherland (Scotland).
Twenty-year-old Nigel Smith was runner-up in last year's Championship.
This morning's match brought together
Russell Evans (Wales) and Keith Slight (New Zealand). including at 3.40 Racing from Ascot
The Reynoldstown Novices' Steeplechase (3m)

with subtitles, followed by Weather

with the voices of Kenneth Williams Written and directed by NICK SPARGO

with Floella Benjamin Joanna Monro ,
Andrew Secombe and Nick Wilton and the voice of Rory Bremner
How to make interesting things: Number 820 - The Television
To make a television, you need a lot of very complicated things and some really fiddly bits (about seven). You put these all together until you have a television. When you have done that, put switch to ON to test it. A well-made set should be showing Fast
Forward, a programme with funny bits.
Musical director JONATHAN COHEN Title music STEVE BROWN Designer SARAH PARKINSON Associate producer TREVOR MCCALLUM
Series producer ANN REAY Director DAVID CRICHTON

starring
Robert Stack
Virginia Mayo Ruth Roman
Owen Pentecost is a man with a harsh reputation as a gunfighter, a ruthless gambler and someone whose only concern is his own welfare. When he arrives in Denver, Civil War is imminent but he refuses to take sides. This remarkable and elegiac film blends complex themes of love, betrayal and loyalty with an exciting story of the West.
Screenplay by LESSER SAMUELS Produced by EDMUND GRAINGER Directed by JACQUES TOURNEUR
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The second in an occasional series in which people with everyday experience come to the studio to have their say on matters which affect us all. Class Encounters of the Secondary Kind
Barrister Michael Mansfield argues on behalf of teachers, parents and pupils who believe that education should fulfil the needs of people and not of industry. Representatives of three comprehensive schools - ABBEY WOOD, Greenwich; HOLYHEAD, Birmingham;
STANGROUND, Peterborough - and the independent
KING EDWARD'S SCHOOL,
Birmingham, discuss with experts and industrialists the role and purpose of education.
Director PETER LEE-WRIGHT
Series producer GILES OAKLEY Producer ROBIN GUTCH
Made by the COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT

The Age of Charles n A Timewatch special
'Let not poor Nellie starve.' With those words Charles n, the 'Merry Monarch', died
300 years ago. Of all British sovereigns, this womanising, yachting, horse-racing king has a fond place in popular myth. During his 25-year reign England returned from the horrors of civil war to peace and plenty. David Drew looks at some of the lasting achievements of the age of Charles n and at the man who, somewhat waywardly, presided over them.
Producer ROGER THOMPSON
Executive producer TIMOTHY GARDAM * FEATURE: page 4

The doors open again on the late-night club, where
Desmond Olivier Dingle
(Patrick Barlow ) introduces at length the songs and satire of Bertice Reading and Robyn Archer. Also appearing: The Goldring
Twins, plus Sir Robin Day,
Richie Benaud , Neil Kinnock , all in the person of Rory Bremner. Outside in the alley knocking on the stage door: Harvey and the Wallbangers.
Musical director ROGER WEBB Sound KEITH GUNN
Lighting DUNCAN BROWN Designer PHIL ROBERSON Produced and directed by PHILIP CHILVERS

The Embassy World Indoor Bowls Championship
The second day's play at the Coatbridge Indoor Bowling Club. Four matches were decided including Sammy Allen (Ireland) against
David Bryant (England). Commentators
DOUGIE DONNELLY
DAVID RHYS JONES
JIMMY DAVIDSON