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Next.
Roger Moore and the Network Television premiere of Huge Would Kill.
Next.
Saturday, the heat is on in the Pac-10.
With the season winding down, USC is still in the hunt for a Rose Bowl bid.
Stanford is looking to upset the Trojans' dreams, or in the Pac-10 it's a matter of revenge.
Last year, Minnesota upset Michigan.
Now the Wolverines are primed for a payback.
Saturday's coverage begins with ABC's College Football.
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Independent Center proudly hosts Pat Combs Promotions' antique show this weekend.
Glass, furniture, dolls, and more.
Independent Center, I-70 at 291 North.
On Magnum, it's a race of feds against the mob.
Get in the car. For an eyewitness. Magnum.
Thursday night at 1030. Tonight, the Charmings and other plans.
But they will return next week.
Okay, we're a little weird. Now get ready for an ABC special presentation.
Amazing.
The name is Bob. James Bob.
Roger Moore.
Grace Jones. Tanya Roberts.
And Christopher Walken.
A view to a kill.
Next.
You hear.
You.
Yeah.
Sir, would you choose hamburger A, a Wendy's hamburger that's made fresh, or B, one made earlier so it's dry?
B, because it's dry, like Mom used to make.
I remember as a boy, she'd make dry roast beef, dry gravy, the driest turkey you ever tasted, and stuffing dry as a bone.
And on birthdays, it would take eight or nine glasses of milk just to wash down the cake, you know?
But most people don't like dry food.
Yeah? Maybe that's why Dad left.
Most people like the taste of hot and juicy hamburgers, like Wendy's, the best burgers in the business.
Friday.
Of course I know how to take her temperature. You simply put the thermometer under her tongue.
Oh, house.
Joey, it's for you.
Yeah.
If our marriage is going to work, you can't sneak around with other women.
You have to bring them home to your wife and children.
I married Dora right after Full House Friday.
A view to a kill.
Tonight's ABC Thursday Night Movie will continue in a moment.
On the Disney Sunday Movie, can Will B make it to the church on time?
Will B! I'm coming!
The conclusion of the all-new return of the Shaggy Dog.
Now, here with the Channel 9 KMBC TV editorial is Vice President and General Manager, Paul Denowitz.
For the second time in less than a year, people who live in the Shawnee Mission School District of Johnson County
will vote Tuesday, November the 10th on whether to pay additional taxes for the schools.
In March, the voters said yes to higher property taxes for teachers' salaries and other operating expenses.
At issue this time is a $21.5 million bond program and higher taxes to pay off the bonds.
Those bonds would finance two new elementary schools in the area of Shawnee and Lonexa,
plus renovation and expansion of five other schools.
The need reflects continued growth in the district.
A substantial part of that growth can be traced to the attraction of good schools.
And it seems to us that now is not the time to back away from a long record of support for the schools.
Channel 9 urges a vote of approval for the Shawnee Mission School bonds on November the 10th.
The Chiefs prepare for the Steelers' details at 10.
And now we continue with a view to a kill.