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Exploring the process of arms control negotiation from a US and a Soviet perspective.
Negotiators and observers from both sides discuss the difficulties that arise when opposing delegates negotiate formally on arms control.
A BBC/Open University production
What are the implications for design and production of new computerised systems?
A BBC/Open University production
A See-Saw programme
(R)
The Mariner 9 probe sent splendid high-definition pictures back from Mars using a tiny power transmitter. A triumph for codes and coding theory.
A BBC/Open University production
from Barnsdale
Presented by Geoff Hamilton and Roy Lancaster
Producer DENIS W. GARTSIDE
Executive producer JOHN KENYON
BBC Pebble Mill
with John Pitman Driving School
Every day a band of brave - some might say foolish - instructors set out in dual-control cars to teach people how to drive. Pupils like 69-year-old Mrs Patience Pumphrey, whose record to date: more than 100 lessons and two failed tests.
Series producer EDWARD MIRZOEFF Director DESMOND LAPSLEY (R)
(Just Another Day tomorrow at 3.3U)
starring
Milos Kopecky
Oldrich Lukasek , a successful Prague lawyer, is forced to move to the mountains for his health. Too young to retire, he sets up his practice in a small town and is startled when his first client offers him a rabbit as a fee. As he investigates her case, Lukasek discovers that small town justice is a matter of blackmailing witnesses and tampering with evidence. Outraged, he resolves to beat the system.
Screenplay by JAROSLAV DIETL
Directed by JAROMIL JIRES
(A Czech film with English subtitles) 0 FILMS: page 19
Starring Christopher Lee, Andrew Keir
Crippled by English guns, the Diablo,a small Spanish privateer, puts in at a remote Cornish port for repairs. The villagers believe the Spanish Armada has defeated Drake and the privateers are part of an invasion force - a situation which the brutal Spanish Captain exploits to the full. A swashbuckling adventure from the Hammer Studios.
FILMS: page 19
It seemed like a perfectly normal birth: Mary and Gordon [text removed] never suspected anything was wrong with their first baby, Sara. The frequent rolling of her eyes was put down to wind, so it was three and a half months before they learned that Sara was born blind, with cataracts in both eyes. Q.E.D.'s cameras followed the [text removed] for four tense months as doctors and family struggled to rescue Sara from her world of darkness.
(Just Another Day tomorrow at 3.30)
A series of nine programmes featuring natural history films from other countries. Wild Cats
You've all seen cats attack a ball of wool, purr on your lap and sharpen their claws on furniture. Their habit of playing with their prey while it still lives, and stalking garden birds is less endearing. The world of their wild cousins is rarely seen; the elusive, graceful, and most deadly wild cats. In form and function, wild cats reach the peak of predatory evolution.
American TV naturalist
Marty Stouffer explores the world of the jaguar, mountain lion, lynx, bobcat, margay, ocelot and jaguarundi. Directed and produced by MARTY STOUFFER
Presented for BBCtv by GEORGE INGER BBC Bristol
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES
The bulletin board is a constant source of information about recreational delights in store for all personnel. Today's choice is between Henry's sex lecture, a movie (not another Shirley Temple) or the First Annual Polly Adler Birthday Cookout and Barbecue.
Written by LARRY GELBART and SIMON MUNTNER
Directed by ALAN ALDA (R)
by Leslie Megahey
A story of intrigue and romance in 16th-century Venice.
Starring Paul McGann, Simon Callow, Michael Gough, Diana Quick
When Cariani the painter falls in love with the beautiful girl who receives mysterious visitors in the rooms below, he is drawn into a web of danger and deceit.
With Louiza Livingstone, Robert Goodman and the voice of Charles Gray as the storyteller
A Screenplay/Arena presentation
Feature: page 74
(Ceefax Subtitles)
[Photo caption] Cariani (Paul McGann) gets rapidly out of his depth in the watery world of Venice
with Peter Snow
Donald MacCormick and Adam Raphael
11.40 Health and Disease: Customer Service
How do nurses, doctors and social workers deal with their patients or clients? The professional style of each group is illustrated.
(R)
12.5 Industrial Democracy
There has been much talk about the democracy of the workplace over the last few decades. This programme looks at three contemporary examples in Britain of different forms of industrial democracy, and what it means to the people who work in such places.
(R)
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