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Boyne Mountain will Celebrate 50 Years of NASTAR at Midwest Regional Championships
Join NASTAR Pacesetter, Olympian and U.S. Ski Team Veteran Marco Sullivan for a weekend of racing and fun Feb. 10th & 11th.
Registration is Open-Click Here to Enter (limited to 500 participants)
Boyne Mountain, MI will host the Liberty Mutual Insurance NASTAR Midwest Championships February 10 & 11. The event will include GS races on Saturday plus the Race of Champions and Team Races on Sunday. Participants will compete within their age and ability groups and racers that make the podium on Saturday will qualify for the Liberty Mutual Insurance NASTAR National Championships at Squaw Valley, CA, March 21-25.
Friday, February 9 – Registration
2:00pm - 8:00pm – Competitor Check-In (Top Notch Room)
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Saturday, February 10 – Liberty Mutual Insurance NASTAR Midwest Championships GS
8:00am - 11:00am – Competitor Check-In (Top Notch Room)
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10:00am – Junior Racers Start (20 and younger)
The youngest racers will start first
1:00pm – Adult Racers Start (21 and older)
The oldest racers will start first
4:00pm - 5:30pm – Race Reception-Civic Center
Live Music
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* All participants will take two race runs, but only the best race run handicap will count for awards.
Participants will win awards based on results within their age, gender and ability division. Each age group will be broken into two ability groups; Platinum/Gold and Silver/Bronze. Participants will race their way into their ability group based on the best handicap earned during the race on Saturday:
Division I – Platinum/Gold medal handicaps
Division II – Silver/Bronze medal handicaps
Sunday, February 11
Race of Champions & Team Racing
8:00am - 9:30am – Racer Check-In (Top Notch Room)
Pickup start orders
10:00am – Female Race of Champions
10:30am – Male Race of Champions
1:00pm – Family Team Race
2:00pm – Friends Team Race
The Race of Champions
Racers that win their age and ability group on Saturday will be invited to compete for the overall win in the handicapped Race of Champions on Sunday. The Race of Champions is handicapped so that young and old can compete on a level playing field.
Men and women compete separately but all racers carry their handicap into the final race where their time is discounted using their handicap. The first racer down the course will have the highest handicap and that racer will stand on top of the podium until a racer with a faster handicapped time bumps them off the top step of the podium with a faster discounted time. The racers with the lowest handicaps race last and the person standing on top of the podium at the end of the race is the overall winner. Awards are also presented to the racers with the fastest raw times.
Team Races
The Team Races on Sunday are designed for families to compete together as a team or for groups of friends to compete together as a team. We encourage participants to meet new friends during the event and form Friends Teams. There will be separate races for family teams and teams of friends and awards will be present to two ability groups. Teams that score Platinum/Gold NASTAR Team Points will compete and teams that score Silver/Bronze NASTAR Team Points will be grouped together. Teams will race their way into a division based on the numbers of team points scored by the team. Teams can have up to six people but only three racers will be used to score points for each team. NASTAR Team Points will be used to score teams so that age and gender can be used to handicap racers.
Awards will be presented immediately following the race.
More Than a Race
All racing will take place on the North Boyne trail, one of the best NASTAR trails in the country. There will be a sponsor village, an awards party, live music, gift bags, an autograph sessions and Pacesetting by Olympian and U.S. Ski Team veteran, Marco Sullivan.
There are great lodging deals Boyne Mountain Resort for participants and their guests.
800-462-6963 – ask for NASTAR Championship.
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Registration Fees
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Adults: $70 for adults to compete Saturday & Sunday
Juniors: $55 (20 and under)
Entry Includes:
Entry to GS races on Saturday
Entry to the Family or Friends Team races on Sunday
Entry into the Race of Champions if you win on Saturday
Gift bag-Regional Championship gift
Awards reception
Entry into a huge raffle for merchandise from sponsors & U.S. Ski & Snowboard
Live music
Celebrity pacesetter – Olympian Marco Sullivan
Discounted lift tickets
Discounted Lodging
* Discounted lift tickets are available to participants and paid guests
Who has registered to race-click here
Team Race Only: $10
Guests that would like to join a team and complete only on a family team or a friends team can enter Sunday morning in the registration room.
Guest Credentials: $15
Entry to the awards reception with heavy hors d'oeuvres and live music and the opportunity to purchase discounted lift tickets.
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Special Event Tickets: $110 for a two day lift ticket. Additional days can be purchased for $55 per day
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"My brother loved her dearly," said Fantasia's sister, Crystal, 29, in a brief interview with the Tribune on Sunday.
But on Friday, Fantasia accidentally shot his 19-year-old girlfriend in the chest inside his Chicago Heights home, police said.
Chicago Heights police have ruled that Pelock's fatal shooting was accidental. Authorities charged Fantasia, 20, of the 40 block of West 26th Street, with felony obstruction of justice after he failed to immediately tell authorities that he had shot and killed her, Chicago Heights Police Detective Mikal El-Amin said.
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Guardian Centers in Perry, Ga., recently hosted first responders from around the globe for the largest training exercise on the East Coast.
The Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance responds to approximately 70 disasters in 56 countries every year and was part of the search and rescue training, according to WSB-TV.
Urban search and rescue teams had 72 hours to recover trapped victims from several scenarios.
"As we encounter a victim, I log each victim in the app that we created," Blake Payne, a technical information specialist with Virginia Task Force One, said, WSB-TV reports.
The training exercise required responders to crawl through and over cars, stabilize an SUV to remove a car containing a victim from underneath it and utilize canine specialists to search for victims in rubble.
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Payne said the quality of training provided by Guardian Centers is required for emergency responders to be ready and capable for the next large earthquake, bombing or terrorist attack.
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Several Blackhawk helicopters were provided by the U.S. Army for a training exercise that hoisted injured victims out of a situation. In a different exercise, a field was flooded with 5.5 million gallons of water to simulate New Orleans' 9th Ward after Hurricane Katrina.
"We can get sleep later, but this training, who knows when we will be able to get it again, aside from an actual incident that could occur somewhere in the world," Payne said, according to WSB-TV.
The Guardian Centers is a private facility funded by investors that covers 830 acres. Emergency teams pay to use the facility, which can simulate almost any disaster on nearly any scale.


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A PUBLIC relations company has defended its choice of actress Joan Collins to launch a government-led initiative to encourage visitors to the countryside.
The film star was in Leicester Square last Sunday (Mar 10) to open Your Countryside, Youre Welcome Week.
Onlookers were treated to a host of treats, including sheepdogs herding ducks, a falconry display, food tasting and scarecrows on stilts, as more than 40 rural organisations tried to tempt back tourists after foot-and-mouth.
But media attention focused on welly-throwing, ferret-racing, and a pantomime cow which accompanied Ms Collins. The Daily Mail ran a spoof rural quiz. People who know that milk comes from cows rather than Fortnum & Mason dont need Joan Collins to show them the countryside, it said. Low-scoring readers should listen to The Archers.
Only one-third of respondents to a poll on FARMERS WEEKLY Interactive said it was a good idea for Ms Collins to promote the countryside. Richard Burge, chief executive of the Countryside Alliance, was quoted in The Independent saying he would have liked a celebrity more "deeply associated" with rural Britain.
A spokeswoman for Biss Lancaster, the PR firm which handled the event, said some parts of the media would always "take a pop at somebody big". But she added: "The reality was that somebody with a high profile was needed to get the message across that the countryside is open and we succeeded in doing that." *


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By Thetis Tsiakou.
Extreme Blue is the flagship innovation project of IBM Center for Advanced Studies (CAS) and IBM Netherlands for the summer. The selection procedure for 2015 has already finished and we are ready for take-off!
Pierre de Wit and Cees van der Lee are the two main figures behind this program. They devote a lot of time to make this internship program a success. We had the pleasure of interviewing them on their experiences and future plans for Extreme Blue.
How did Extreme Blue start in the Netherlands? What was the initial idea and does it still remain the same?
Cees: The Extreme Blue started in the USA in the 90s to attract top talents to IBM. The initial idea was to have the program run internally, for research challenges. In 2002 it came out in the Netherlands, and for 2 years it was still an internal project. After that it was organized in cooperation with clients, bringing in challenges to be tackled. The Extreme Blue program is a combination of recruiting and bringing IBM's latest insights and tackle challenges with new ideas and innovation to clients, showing that IBM is not just a software and hardware company, but can take over big projects as well. The ultimate goal is to solve a strategic client challenge a creative and innovative idea into a business solution.
Pierre: So Extreme Blue started in one of our research labs. The idea was to have bright, young fresh minds to work on a research challenge. And the reason behind this, was to avoid all the working patterns you start to develop when you work for a long time in the same environment. Bringing in young students, who think that the sky is the limit, having no boundaries offers a fresh air to your activities. So at some point, we found out about this cool program and we brought it to the Netherlands, applied it here twice internally and then came up with the idea to apply it externally as well. The current idea is to attract students to solve strategic challenges for IBM clients. Every year we improve, change and refine the program. The core idea remains the same, but it is adapted to current needs. For instance, this year we introduced design thinking as the methodology, next year it might be something different.
What is your personal goal regarding EB? What is your aspiration about it?
Cees: I want it to be fun for everybody. The strength of EB is having a fun factor, for the client and the internal organization as well. People get energized because the see young students working on a challenge with the attitude of a conqueror, as if they would reach the sky. Moreover, the level of professionalism and capabilities of the students, for instance their presentation skills are quite amazing. Going back to my personal goal, I would like to connect the Extreme Blue, which represents innovation in the Center for Advanced Studies Benelux, with the research projects. So while tackling a client challenge during Extreme Blue, we are connecting the business solution to our research programs and vice-versa. In that way you have a unique selling point, you serve the community through research and develop the business at the same time.
Pierre: Now, but even when I managed the program in 2010, my single goal was to have impact on all aspects of it; in terms of recruitment, innovation, business and research. In addition, I would like the program to keep on taking place the following years as well and be a priority for the organization. There should be no doubts on whether the program should be continued. The answer is definitely yes.
What does this program offer to students? Why should they participate?
Cees: First of all, Extreme Blue is a great opportunity for students to enrich their professional expertise on a certain domain and develop their capabilities and skills. But most of all, this program is a chance for students to look into the future and to imagine what and where they want to be later in your career. When you are studying sometimes it is hard to visualize that. Extreme Blue can give them insights on the business world. They have the tools to explore a multinational corporation like IBM and its whole community throughout the world. Last but not least, students are currently working with IBM clients through which they can develop themselves professionally and grow their network.
Pierre: There are several reasons. Firstly, students get a deep understanding of what IBM is and where it is heading to. So they get a thorough overview of how we make business. Then, in terms of personal development, I think it is really interesting for students because this internship is not restricted just in one company, but they are working as consultants for an actual client, having the ownership of the challenge and the solution. In addition, the program is multidisciplinary; it includes a huge personal development in terms of soft and hard skills as well. It is a big opportunity and it is fun. It is meant for people who love to be challenged, act on the edges of something and want to get the most out of it. And last but not least, it is a way to get into IBM and pursue a career here.
But there are other stakeholders as well. What can an IBMer or a mentor gain from getting involved with EB?
Cees: Mentors can learn a lot from students. Students who participate in Extreme Blue bring in new insights from an academic and scientific perspective, providing a different point of view on problems. When you work for a long time in an organization, you develop a blind spot, you know only what is going on internally and certain ways of working. Mentors can be challenged and learn from what students bring from the outside world and have enjoy the program through an enthusiastic cooperation with the teams.
Pierre: There's also something in for mentors. The collaboration with students gives them energy and excitement. It feels like we are doing business development in a fun and light way and brings in inspiration on strategic problems.
This year is quite more special for CAS Benelux and IBM NL. As we know the EB program is going to end with the European Expo hosted in NL. Could you give us some insights about it?
Cees: The European Expo is an important event for IBM NL, CAS and our clients. Every participant has the opportunity to see and understand what IBM is currently working on, what possibilities lie ahead and what developments are made with our innovative products like Bluemix and Watson. Moreover, we can have a look on how other people are working and learn from it.
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Bondholders holding £500m of IOUs warn Pearl over floatation
Hugh Osmond set up Pearl, but the company is on a collision course with bondholders
Pearl, the insurance group built up by entrepreneur Hugh Osmond, is on a collision course with its bondholders ahead of its planned listing in London.
Irate holders of £500m of corporate IOUs are threatening to boycott the zombie fund's flotation, frustrated by how they have been treated.
Many are City institutions that Pearl would ask to buy shares as part of a public offering of stock.
Osmond annoyed them in March by deferring a £33m interest payment due on the debt.
And he irritated them further with an offer to buy back the bonds at 121/2p in the pound - a deal that was dismissed out of hand.
Pearl's board has tried to distance itself from its responsibilities to the bonds which were issued by Resolution, a competitor it gobbled up in a £5bn deal in 2007.
Zaman Khan, managing partner at Abaci Investment Management and spokesman for a group of bondholders, said: 'We are not talking about some small hedge funds, we are talking about many of the blue chip [financial institutions] in the UK.'
And he warned: 'You can't hope to do a listing if the people who will subscribe to the listing have grievances against you.'
A spokesman for Pearl said: 'The bonds are not, and never have been, part of the capital structure of Pearl Group Limited.
'None of the rights attached to the bond have been altered,' added the spokesman.
Pearl eased its debt problems earlier this week when it agreed to hand control of the group to Liberty Acquisition, an investment vehicle controlled by billionaire Nicolas Berggruen.
The deal will give its balance sheet a £1bn boost, Liberty a 60pc stake and creditors a 10pc holding in exchange for writing off £560m of debt.
Its biggest lender is Lloyds Banking Group, which is 43pc owned by the tax payer.
Osmond's investment vehicle Sun Capital and private equity firm TDR Capital have seen their holding diluted to 29.5pc although the entrepreneur will still have a key role in decision making.
He is set to become vice chairman of the listed Pearl on completion of the deal.
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Series regulars or semi-regulars in 'Cannon' from 1970-1982:
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1970-1982 Episode Guide for 'Cannon':
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Season 1, episode 1
W: Ken Trevey D: George McCowan
With Tom Skerritt (Bud Nugent), Sharon Acker (Glenda Donaldson), Vincent Van Patten (Shawn Donaldson), Charles Bateman (Sheriff Hendricks), John Perak (Howdy Briscoe), Lee De Broux (Gus Lindeman).
William Conrad starts as a burly, top-level private investigator who employs style and imagination in dealing with cases. In the premiere, Frank Cannon takes an insurance case in which two rodeo clowns are robbery suspects.
Season 1, episode 2
W: Paul Playdon, David Moessinger D: Jerry Jameson
With Don Gordon (Martin Eccles), William Windom (Harry Hendrix), Elaine Princi (Secretary), Charles Brooks (Leon Malcolm), June Dayton (Susan Kendrix), Christopher Dark (Sgt. Jack Rissmiller), Stewart Moss (Don Woodward).
A middle-aged banker hires Cannon to probe the hit-and-run death of his secretary-girlfriend.
Season 1, episode 3
W: David Moessinger, Paul Playdon D: E. Arthur Kean
With Wayne Rogers (Steve), Patricia Smith (Gwen), Charles Cioffi (Marty), Joe Maross (Dave).
Frank Cannon poses as a truck driver -- and the new husband of a company's dispatcher -- to investigate a series of hijackings.
Season 1, episode 4
W: Ronald Austin, James D. Buchanan D: Allen Reisner
With Diane Varsi (Jo Anne Long), Clu Gulager (B.J. Long), David Huddleston (Jimmy Winters), Joan Van Ark (Francine Dexter), Tony Cotti (Woody Long).
The plane-crash death of a singing idol draws Cannon into the world of country-western music.
Season 1, episode 5
W: Robert Collins D: Jerry Jameson
With Tim O'Connor (Senator Edgar Lassiter), Jason Evers (Campaign Manager Art Miller), Radames Pera (Charlie), Rodolfo Hoyos Jr. (Captain Manny Figueroa), Whit Bissell (Billingsly), Shirley O'Hara (Mrs. Billingsly).
After the kidnapped son of a gubernatorial candidate mysteriously escapes and returns home, Frank Cannon is retained by the police to resolve the case.
Season 1, episode 6
W: Edward Hume D: Don Medford
With Max Gail (Marion Blake), L.Q. Jones (Sheriff Phil Mackey), Mitchell Ryan (Alexander Roper), Vic Tayback (Batson), Hal Lynch (Rooster Simms), Andrew Duggan (Doc Tappin), Pamela Payton-White (Ginger), Ron Harper (Glen), Dal McKennon (Bucky Fosdick), Ted Gehring (Jonathan), Robert Sorrells (Dougall).
Stolen loot is at the bottom of a conspiracy to turn deserted Julian into a boom town, and the townspeople shelter the thief.
Season 1, episode 7
W: Robert Malcolm Young D: Jerry Jameson
With Kim Hunter (Liz Somers), Andrew Prine (Carl Whitney), Signe Hasso (Madame Alexander), Lynne Marta (Nikki).
Frank Cannon takes over the search for a missing girl after an old friend is killed on the case.
Season 1, episode 8
W: James D. Buchanan, Ronald Austin D: Don Taylor
With Brooke Bundy (Carol Loomis), John McLiam (Sean Loomis), James Wainwright (Sgt. Hartman), Barnard Hughes (Jack Spicer), E.J. Andre (Van Patten), Martin E. Brooks (Lewis Enders).
Cannon, anxious to clear a policeman friend of a murder charge, uncovers a trail of crimes leading to a racketeer attorney.
Season 1, episode 9
W: Jack Turley D: William Hale
With Carol Rossen (Nina Grayson), Harold Gould (Nicholas Troas), R.G. Armstrong (Sheriff), Eric Christmas (Nealy Johnson), Felice Orlandi (Cassick), Thomas A. Geas (Antonio).
Hired by a frightened woman to hunt for her missing brother, Cannon discovers that the missing man is an underworld figure linked to a syndicate czar.
Season 1, episode 10
W: Ken Pettus D: William Hale
With Arthur O'Connell (Judge Matt Garvey), Linda Marsh (Eve Nolan), Kelly Thordsen (Walt Sykes), Roy Scheider (Dan Bowen).
Cannon's hunt for a missing person leads to an elusive Nevada multimillionaire who is "unavailable".
Season 1, episode 11
W: David Moessinger, Paul Playdon D: Seymour Robbie
With Dack Rambo (Bryan Gibson), Richard Anderson (Mr. Gibson), Lou Antonio (Tommy Crawford), Don Chastain (Lt. Turner), Robert Doyle (Doug Ballinger), Richard Van Vleet (David Pearson), Joshua Bryant (David's Brother).
Cannon's investigation into the inexplicable drowning of a young salesgirl takes him underwater in search of a bicycle.
Season 1, episode 12
W: George Eckstein, Edward Hume D: Richard Donner
With Simon Scott (James London), Leif Garrett, Dawn Lyn (Amy), Ed Nelson (Andy), Marianne McAndrew (Cynthia Swanson), Charlene Polite (Alicia London), Ken Scott (Carl Swanson), William Bramley (Lt. Egan), Roger E. Mosley.
A simple bodyguard assignment draws Cannon into a case involving counterfeiting and an attempt on his life.
Season 1, episode 13
W: Michael Gleason D: George McCowan
With Fritz Weaver (Leo Kern), Richard O'Brien (Charlie), Lynn Carlin (Helen Kern), Robert Webber (McMillan), Jeanne Cooper (Silvia Barbiero), Barney Phillips (Inspector Daniels), Hal England (Capt. Holland), Colin Male (Kirstlake), John Graham (Benson).
A disillusioned accountant steals a canister of deadly nerve gas from his chemical company to protest its production.
Season 1, episode 14
W: Robert C. Dennis D: Richard Donner
With Cesare Danova (Dr. Nisario Sandoval), Barbara Luna (Anicesta), John Fiedler (Brent), Joaquin Martinez (Mada).
Cannon takes on the unusual job of helping a man become "lost", then must try to outwit his own clever scheme after the client tries to murder him.
Season 1, episode 15
W: Ken Trevey D: Marvin Chomsky
With Daniel J. Travanti (Doyle Hoffner), Martin Sheen (Jerry Warton), Collin Wilcox (Phyllis Langley).
A crippled former motorcycle officer enlists Cannon in his vendetta to uncover the supposedly dead hoodlum responsible for the injury that finished his career.
Season 1, episode 16
W: Bill S. Ballinger, Paul Playdon D: Allen Reisner
With Alejandro Rey (Father Joseph), Tab Hunter (Bob Neal), Judson Pratt (Mac).
A retired race car driver becomes the prime suspect in the daring theft of valuable relics from a Baja California mission.
Season 1, episode 17
W: Stephen Kandel D: George McCowan
With Theodore Bikel (Mike Tampa), Christopher Connelly (Johnny Tampa), Katherine Justice (Meg Warren), Hal Baylor (Oren Burk).
A wealthy Napa Valley vintner is the target of a series of unusual "mishaps".
Season 1, episode 18
W: Hal Sitowitz D: Allen Reisner
With Vera Miles (Dr. Gena Adams), Robert Mandan (Dr. Dean), Michael Strong (Les Brooks), Steven Eudis (Lee Adams), Arthur Franz (Steven Carr), Geoffrey Lewis (George).
A doctor involved in medical research at a state prison becomes the target for a campaign of harrassment.
Season 1, episode 19
W: George Bellak D: Lewis Allen
With James Olson (Jimmy Relco), Keenan Wynn (Matty Dixon), Jacqueline Scott (Sally Dixon), H.M. Wynant (Sam Bonata).
Cannon aids a former safecracker who is being blackmailed into masterminding the million-dollar heist of a Catalina Island bank.
Season 1, episode 20
W: Robert W. Lenski D: Seymour Robbie
With John Rubinstein (Larry Bolinger), Louise Latham (Mrs. Bolinger), John Larch (Chief Horne), Keith Andes (Mr. Glen).
Cannon's investigation of a cult leader discloses an aura of violence surrounding the man.
Season 1, episode 21
W: Stephen Kandel D: Charles S. Dubin
With Gerald S. O'Loughlin (Cady Woodman), Martin Sheen (Jerry Warton), Joyce Van Patten (Kate Macklin), Percy Rodrigues (Robert Valmont).
Cannon delves into the death of a flying mercenary and digs up a plot to overthrow an African nation.
Season 1, episode 22
W: James D. Buchanan, Ronald Austin D: Michael O'Herlihy
With Anthony Zerbe (Doc Immelman), Larry Blyden (Phil Dobson), Richard Carlson (Owen McMahon), Sheila Wells (Annie McMahon).
To clear his client's father, suspected of setting fire to his own cleaning plant, a blaze in which his wife died, Cannon begins tracking down arsonists.
Season 1, episode 23
W: George Bellak D: Don Taylor
With Bradford Dillman (Dick Alexander), Carmen Mathews (Mrs. Alexander), David Birney (Terry Alexander), Dana Elcar (Sam), Tom Drake (Bill Penski).
Cannon's investigation into the disappearance of the younger brother of a wealthy manufacturer turns into what may be the discovery of a large-scale illegal arms operation.
Season 1, episode 24
W: Karl Tunberg D: Seymour Robbie
With Jimmy Lydon (Carter), Mitchell Ryan (John Slater), Burr DeBenning (Mike Carr), Julie Gregg (Marilyn Trent), Lynn McCarthy (Henry Anders), Scott Walker (Willy Fenner), Roy Jenson (Swede).
Cannon is hired to investigate when the father of a young convict attending college on a study-release program suspects his son is being used as a message carrier for a prison boss.
September 13, 1972: Bad Cats And Sudden Death
Season 2, episode 1
W: Robert Lewin D: Philip Leacock
With Marj Dusay (Jimmie Mitchell), Michael Pallin (Mike Arnold), James Luisi (Sonny), Larry Linville (Ed Barrows), Kevin Dunn (Dr. Sasha Dorn), John Perak (Sid Stevel), George Fisher (Leo Stevel).
An assistant D.A., an old friend of Cannon's who is investigating a car theft ring, is framed for his wife's murder.
Season 2, episode 2
W: Hal Sitowitz D: George McCowan
With Richard Hatch (Lyle Barry), Leslie Charleson (Katherine Mason), Norman Foster (Christopher Mason), Ken Scott (Tully), Nora Marlowe (Bertha Johnson), Ken Lynch (Mr. Flagg), Elaine Devry (Irene Plevin).
The mysterious death of a prominent labor union official who fell from a ski lift brings Cannon to the rugged mountain country of Colorado to investigate.
Season 2, episode 3
W: George Bellak D: Michael O'Herlihy
With Irene Tsu (Yvonne Rowan), Scott Hyland (Doug Rowan), Lloyd Bochner (Ambrose), Micky Dolenz (Cappy), Jim Watkins (Buddy Loomis).
Frank Cannon comes to the aid of an appealing Vietnamese bride who is about to be deported because she can't locate her American husband.
Season 2, episode 4
W: Richard Nelson D: George McCowan
With Jessica Walter (Jane Butler), Mavis Neal Palmer (Miss Norris), Stacy Harris (Cahill), Robert Webber (Clay Spencer), Jeff Davis (Eddie Peel), Booth Colman (Dante Linquist).
A woman attorney hires Cannon to protect her from physical threats after her associate dies in an auto bombing.
Season 2, episode 5
W: Harold Gast D: Leo Penn
With Patrick O'Neal (Arlo Hemming), Sheree North (Millie Carroll), Charles Bateman (Lt. Tarcher), Mike Farrell (Ron), Belinda Montgomery (Anne), Kenneth Tobey (Sgt. Fred Macklin), Frank Maxwell (D.A. Wayne Kerr), .
A high-powered rival private eye puts pressure on Cannon when it appears that his daughter is involved in the robbery of a bar owned by Cannon's old friend.
Season 2, episode 6
W: Arthur Heinemann D: George McCowan
With Pamela Franklin (Cindy McBain), Phyllis Thaxter (Rita McBain), Robert Pine (Ward Beerman), Victor Millan (Sheriff Lopez), Ruben Moreno (Miguel), Eddie Firestone (Buck Hamlin), David Sheiner (Leo Jannine).
A prosperous sheep rancher hires Cannon to clear her when she is charged with negligence in the death of a young Mexican alien who dies in a deadly coyote trap.
Season 2, episode 7
W: Stephen Kandel D: George McCowan
With Rosemary Murphy (Nurse), Lawrence Cook (Janniver), James A. Watson Jr. (Dr. Simon Grant), Ned Romero (Lt. Ben), Dana Elcar (Mr. Ryan), Sandy Kenyon (Matt Seaver), Victor Campos (Mike Duran), Tracy Reed (Bonnie Davis).
A nurse supervisor is a key figure in a hospital drug theft case. Cannon is hired to clear a chief suspect but the case becomes complicated when an orderly is found dead.
Season 2, episode 8
W: Douglas Day Stewart D: George McCowan
With Max Gail (Eddie), Kathleen Freeman (Mama Abner), Stefanie Powers, Barney Phillips (Sharkley), Geoffrey Scott (Dale), Robert Mandan (Insurance Agent), George Maharis, Martin Braddock (Morrison), Gene Andrusco (Justin).
A warehouse owner uses his legitimate business to camouflage a computerized hijacking racket.
Season 2, episode 9
W: Robert W. Lenski D: David Lowell Rich
With Clu Gulager (Burdick), John Lasell (Dale Lucas), Julie Adams (Mrs. Lucas), Jerry Summers, H.M. Wynant (Lt. Paul Milo), Murray MacLeod (Jeff Miller), Warren Kemmerling (Sheriff).
A security chief shows immediate antagonism toward Cannon when the private eye arrives at a large cattle ranch to begin looking for its missing owner.
Season 2, episode 10
W: Robert Lewin D: Robert Douglas
With Bert Freed (Lt. Asher), Lois Nettleton (Linda Dean), Simon Scott (Mr. Kehoe), Jared Martin (Joe Asher), Bill Joyce (Roger Dean), Richard Eastham (Whipple), Scott Walker (Wallace Spear).
The distraught wife of a missing real estate developer hires Cannon to find him. Cannon learns he was carrying $350,000 in bonds.
Season 2, episode 11
W: Robert W. Lenski D: Charles S. Dubin
With William Daniels (Dale Corey), Lynette Mettey (Laura Corey), Linden Chiles (Lawrence Manning), Louise Troy (Mrs. Manning), Alex Rocco (Jud Gant), Wesley Lau (Ray Morman).
Cannon comes to the rescue of a parolee friend whose background as a wiretap specialist has come back to haunt him in the form of a false blackmailing accusation.
Season 2, episode 12
W: Stephen Kandel D: Jerry Jameson
With Arlene Golonka (B.J. Franklin), David Hedison (Bell), Michael Whitney (Beau), Dean Harens (Tony Nevins), Barbara Babcock (Ruth Gardner), William Sargent (Lt. Driscoll).
An aspiring actress becomes the tool in a complicated plot to take over a vast real estate empire which results in the death of its millionaire owner.
Season 2, episode 13
W: Del Reisman D: Robert Douglas
With Carl Betz (Arthur Bellamy), Andrew Duggan (Williams Coates Sr.), Katherine Justice (Liza Carter), Neva Patterson (Judge Cable), Olan Soule (Westerveld).
Frank Cannon is hired by an old friend, a boat builder, to clear him of charges in the apparent hunting-accident death of his son.
Season 2, episode 14
W: Meyer Dolinsky D: Herbert Hirsch
With Charles Bateman (Lt. Tarcher), Tom Skerritt (Toby Hauser), Geoffrey Lewis (James Bancroft), John Marley (Ben Logan), Paul Michael Glaser (Jason Logan), Corinne Camacho (Cathy Hauser), Gary Clarke (Mel Warren).
Frank Cannon agrees to try and protect a man who is $200,000 in debt to a gambling czar.
Season 2, episode 15
W: Meyer Dolinsky D: Charles S. Dubin
With Fritz Weaver (Raymond Thurston), Charlotte Stewart (Dawn), John Vernon (Ross McClintock), William Hansen (Bellman), Kathryn Reynolds (Lt. Rea Eller), William Sargent (Lt. Driscoll), Kelly Thordsen (Carl), Greg Mullavey (Lee).
A posh art dealer calls on Frank Cannon to determine the identity of a mysterious amnesiac who reportedly had stumbled into his art gallery after suffering a beating.
Season 2, episode 16
W: Anthony Lawrence D: William Wiard
With Keith Charles (Paul Bridges), Don Eitner (Capt. Bart Weller), Malachi Throne (Lt. Norris), Sondra Locke (Trish), Tim O'Connor, David Soul.
A marine institute director hires Cannon to locate and clear a girl who is suspected of killing a prominent biologist.
Season 2, episode 17
W: Worley Thorne D: Lawrence Dobkin
With Susan Oliver (Jill Thorsen), Richard Carlson (Jay Archibald), Gordon Pinsent (Philip Trask), Charles Bateman (Lt. Tarcher), Tom Kennedy (Tommy Corbin), Richard Roat (Harold Pacquin), Keith Andes (A.R. Benning).
A nationally known photographer finds Cannon a reluctant party to protecting her boyfriend's life when she reveals his name: a highly publicized author of a fictitious "autobiography" of one of the nation's wealthiest men.
Season 2, episode 18
W: Arthur Heinemann D: Herschel Daugherty
With Noam Pitlik (Charlie Owens), Don Chastain (Norman Bruce), Jason Evers (Edgar Bruce), Dick Van Patten (George Abel), Mary Frann (Janice Rogers), Charles Bateman (Lt. Tarcher).
Frank Cannon tackles the rough assignment of trying to prevent a crime when he agrees to tail a revenge-bent high school teacher whose daughter died at a jet-set party.
Season 2, episode 19
W: Robert W. Lenski D: Virgil Vogel
With John Larch (Sgt. Nelson), Scott Marlowe (Pappy Harris), Christine Belford (Anne Grainger), James McCallion (Pharmacist), Arch Whiting (Elmo Stocker), Michael Pataki (Orville Britton), Stewart Moss (Rackheim), Ramon Bieri (Chief).
The attorney who successfully defends an ex-con on murder charges suddenly disappears and Frank Cannon, with some reluctance, tries to track him down.
Season 2, episode 20
W: Robert Lewin D: Charles S. Dubin
With Harold Gould (Robert Jardine), Geraldine Brooks (Nina Jardine), John David Hudson (Tim Jardine), Richard Angarola (Alexander Korfezi), Julie Cobb (Amy Gladstone), Jim McMullan (Claude).
The ex-wife of an importer hires Cannon to obtain the release of their son when he reportedly is imprisoned in Turkey on a drug charge.
Season 2, episode 21
W: E. Arthur Kean D: John Badham
With Barry Nelson (Guy Quigley), Shelley Duvall (Liz Christie), Jeff Donnell (Mrs. Holt), Lou Frizzell (Lou Shain), Robert Donner (Police Chief Boyden), Eldon Quick (Thomas Pittman), Laura Rose (Emma).
A rural newspaper editor hires Frank Cannon to unearth evidence he believes will connect a power in the community to a series of killings. When his investigation fails to find anything new, Cannon calls in an expert crime technician to check out inconsistencies in local police lab work.
Season 2, episode 22
W: Douglas Day Stewart D: William Hale
With William Sargent (Lt. Barry Driscoll), Dana Wynter (Dr. Deedra Pace), Anthony Zerbe (Ralph Hooper), Kate Hawley (Betty), Jay W. MacIntosh (Mrs. Talbot), Jack Riley (Programmer), Florida Friebus (Julie McElroy).
Frank Cannon gets a strange request from an admitted mass murderer: Stop him before he commits another crime.
Season 2, episode 23
W: Meyer Dolinsky D: Leo Penn
With Marlyn Mason (Molly Sawyer), Ron Hayes (Harry Gibbons), Stuart Margolin (Roger Henry), Oscar Beregi Jr. (Van Hagen), Geoffrey Horne (U.S. Attorney), Hank Brandt (Howie Bennett), Lane Bradford (Walt Morgan), Hanna Hertelendy (Natasha Mosoroff), John Zaremba (Judge Holcomb), Harrison Page (Dennis Martin).
A woman reporter, an old friend of Frank Cannon, asks the private eye to come to her rescue when she faces a contempt of court charge for not revealing her source of information in a story involving a gangland figure's death.
Season 2, episode 24
W: Robert Lewin D: Seymour Robbie
With John Anderson (Major Bliss), Beverly Garland (Cecilia Lasher), Lynne Marta (Lorna Newcomb), Kathryn Reynolds (Lt. Eller), Larry Golden (Jessie Bliss), David Macklin (Martin Newcomb), Glynn Turman (Jamal).
Two near-fatal accidents involving a wealthy patron of the arts cloud Frank Cannon's investigation into the disappearance of a missing stepson.
September 12, 1973: He Who Digs A Grave (1)
Season 3, episode 1
W: Stephen Kandel D: Richard Donner
With Anne Baxter (Mayor Helen Blyth), David Janssen (Ian Kirk), Tim O'Connor (Martin Ross), Murray Hamilton (Arthur Gibson), Louise Troy (Louise Gibson), Barry Sullivan (Sheriff Luke), Virginia Gregg (Emma), Robert Hogan (Deputy), Royal Dano (Dr. Binns), Dabbs Greer (Windom Salter), Lee Purcell (Marian Luke), R.G. Armstrong (Denning), Cathy Lee Crosby (Irene Kirk).
William Conrad returns for his third season as portly private eye Frank Cannon. Tonight, Cannon faces the hostitlity of a small cattle community as he attempts to clear an old friend of two murder charges.
Season 3, episode 3
W: Robert C. Dennis D: Richard Donner
With Sheila Larken (Jennifer Shaw), Martin Sheen (Christopher Grant), Robert Webber (Barney Shaw), Corrine Cole (Sigurd).
An attorney presents Cannon with one of his strangest cases: a will's provision that he investigate the death of the lawyer's late client, a business tycoon.
Season 3, episode 4
W: Jack Turley D: Lawrence Dobkin
With Jim McMullan (David Harrison), Geoffrey Deuel (Kenny Harrison), Joel Fabiani (Carl Blessing), Ford Rainey (Mr. Taylor), Bill Zuckert (Father), Nancy Priddy (Mrs. Blessing).
The aftermath of a Vietnam "fragging" incident, in which an Army officer became a paralytic, finds two survivors of his company becoming victims of fatal dog attacks and another survivor asking Cannon to solve the mystery.
Season 3, episode 5
W: Robert Blees D: Gene Nelson
With Julie Gregg (Lise Steffan), Claude Akins (Bill Binyon), Frank Marth (J.L. Spivak), Alex Rocco (Walter Koether), Paul Carr (Howard), Hanna Hertelendy (Jill), Larry Wilcox (Tennis Player), Laura Campbell (Diane).
Frank Cannon is suspected of murdering a mobster's girlfriend who had contacted him in hopes of gaining governmental immunity for the underworld leader.
Season 3, episode 6
W: Robert W. Lenski D: Robert Douglas
With Anne Francis (Peggy Angel), Linden Chiles (Ray Younger), Marj Dusay (Mrs. Farrell), Charles Bateman (Lt. Tarcher).
A Hollywood publicist innocently becomes involved in an intricate murder conspiracy and is charged with the death of a movie producer.
Season 3, episode 7
W: Carey Wilber D: Michael Caffey
With David Hedison (John Sandler), John Vernon (Brad Calvert), Barney Phillips (Bob Welles), Norman Alden (Harry Tilden), Jamie Smith-Jackson (Janet Lanson), Robert Patten (Lanson), Joe Tornatore (Bullard).
An FAA inspector helps track a missing airliner containing $3 million in securities when Frank Cannon is hired by an insurance company to conduct the search.
Season 3, episode 8
W: Herb Meadow D: George McCowan
With Michael Tolan (Gil Spender), John Larch (Peter Orsini), Ahna Capri (Sharon), Don Stroud (Marty Brand), Will Kuluva (Mr. Arditti), Gene Dynarski (Joe Kaspar), Meg Foster (Linda Morrow), Eugene Peterson (Max), Jim Malinda (Fred Rackin).
Frank Cannon agrees to track down an escaped convict when he learns the man may have been framed for murder.
Season 3, episode 9
W: Ray Brenner, Jack Guss D: Robert Douglas
With L.Q. Jones (Sheriff Spoontz), Richard Anderson (Ross Byron), Tom Troupe (Alex Whitehead), Whit Bissell (Warden Shepherd), William Watson (Ed Murdoch), Burton Gilliam (Deputy).
Solving the $50,000 burglary of a Southern electronics plant provides Cannon with one of his thorniest cases when he discovers that the prime suspect was in jail at the time the crime was committed.
Season 3, episode 10
W: Steve Fisher D: Virgil Vogel
With Dabney Coleman (Lt. Daggert), Amanda McBroom (Valerie Reed), John Considine (Joe Gorran), Peter White (Dirk Allwin), Charles Haid (Stan Beecher).
A public relations man is charged with killing a glamorous model, but Cannon looks for the real culprit among her many admirers.
Season 3, episode 11
W: Shirl Hendryx D: Michael Caffey
With Anthony Zerbe (Max Dolney), Jason Evers (Jim Farragut), Richard O'Brien (Carl Carling), Curt Lowens (Clark Matthews), Barbara Stuart (Barbara Lynn Dolney), Vic Tayback (Barker), Buddy Pantsari (Robbie).
The escape from capture of the prime suspect in a counterfeit stock certificate ring leads to the suspension of a detective friend of Cannon's.
Season 3, episode 12
W: Larry Brody D: Robert Douglas
With Simon Scott (Judge Sumner Haynes), Kelly Miles (Julie Haynes), Ray Danton (Earl Dakin), Ned Romero (Sgt. Taggert), Keith Andes (Len Francisco), Mark Miller (Benton), Stewart Moss (Ross Vernon).
Frank Cannon faces something more complex than the usual missing persons case when a judge's daughter disappears while her father is hearing an important case involving a crime syndicate boss.
Season 3, episode 13
W: Robert Blees D: George McCowan
With Dina Merrill (Doris Hawthorne), Glenn Corbett (Bob Niven), Burr DeBenning (Bill Niven), Jane Merrill (Mrs. Calloway).
A socialite gets the shock of her life when she learns her missing fiancee is in reality a married man whose Swiss wife has hired Cannon to locate him.
Season 3, episode 14
W: Carey Wilber D: Lawrence Dobkin
With Leslie Nielsen (Joe Gilbert), Corinne Camacho (Grace Jameson), Jay Silverheels (Jimmy One Eye), Wesley Lau (Lt. Harry Wharton), Harry Lauter (Sheriff), Kaz Garas (Martell).
Frank Cannon contacts a legal counsel for the American Indian Congress while investigating a murder involving an Indian youth.
Season 3, episode 15
W: Robert I. Holt D: Seymour Robbie
With Robert Goulet (Capt. Mel Danvers), Davey Davison (Betty Wilson), Robert Pine (Paul Wilson), Eric Server (Co-Pilot), Michael Strong (Sporting Goods Owner).
An airline captain's involvement in a $1 million skyjacking several years earlier becomes a clue in a bizarre case of harassment and vandalism.
Season 3, episode 16
W: Collier Young, Meyer Dolinsky D: Marc Daniels
With Nick Nolte (Ron Johnson), John Marley (Connie Corvallis), Jess Walton (Melanie).
The strange behavior of a heavyweight boxing contender, who threatens to leave the country just before a fight that could lead to the championship, puzzles his girlfriend who asks Cannon to determine the cause.
Season 3, episode 17
W: John Hawkins D: George McCowan
With Jack Cassidy (Gen. James O'Hara), Hal Williams (Elmer), Gerald McRaney (Winston), Herb Edelman (Lt. William Stauss), Lenore Kasdorf (Mrs. Dunbar), Mark Roberts (Mark Thorell).
A mercenary soldier obtains Cannon's services for a murder investigation that brings him into the sights of a sharp-shooting sniper determined to eliminate Cannon.
Season 3, episode 18
W: Robert C. Dennis D: William Wiard
With Joan Van Ark (Nona Orme), James Wainwright (Roy Starret), Paul Brinegar (Charlie Tompkins).
Cannon becomes an amnesia victim in the Southern California desert while delivering a $250,000 kidnap ransom, then falls prey to the avarice of assorted opportunists.
Season 3, episode 19
W: Phyllis White, Robert White D: Gene Nelson
With Christopher Stone (Rick Adante), Pamela Franklin (Virginia McKeller), Michael Rupert (Larry Booth), Bill Quinn (Houston), Keye Luke (Jeweler), Ann Doran (Doris Kevins).
A shy heiress hires Cannon to halt the vandalism she attributes to her long-missing sister Jennifer, and also an aspiring actress who becomes an important figure in the investigation.
Season 3, episode 20
W: Stephen Kandel D: William Wiard
With Peter Haskell (Tom Barron), Perry King (Dr. Stephen Danver), Diana Muldaur (Ava Brannigan), John Milford (E.T. Brannigan), June Dayton (Nurse).
A flamboyant criminal attorney defends a young doctor charged with the murder of the attorney's financier client in an apparent jail-escape attempt.
Season 3, episode 21
W: Meyer Dolinsky D: George McCowan
With Edward Mulhare (Neal Ray), Sharon Acker (Jill Lawrence), Jill Jaress (Hilda Wilcox), Andy Romano (Lt. Misner), Herbert Jefferson Jr. (Injara), Lee de Broux (Les Johnson), Ellen Weston (Lab Tech), Bill Erwin (Dr. Belden), Michael Alaimo.
A friend of Cannon's, the widow of a renowned big game hunter, intuitively feels her husband was murdered, though to all appearances he was mauled to death by a lion he was attempting to treat in a large wildlife preserve.
Season 3, episode 22
W: Worley Thorne D: Seymour Robbie
With Peter Strauss (Reverend Will), Ramon Bieri (Lt. Lancaster), Richard X. Slattery (Bucker), Andrew Parks (Derek), Naomi Stevens (Clippings Woman).
The disappearance of a faith healer's young protege leads Cannon to the sawdust trail of evangelism and into the seamy carnival atmosphere of barkers and strongmen.
Season 3, episode 23
W: Joel Murcott D: Lawrence Dobkin
With Collin Wilcox (Vera Lamont), Pippa Scott (Mrs. Eckworth), Claudia Jennings (Lenora Wilson), Hal Williams (Freedom Jones), Hal Lynch (Ernie Webber), John Z. Smith (Bobby Kester), Virginia Gregg (Mrs. Kester), John Piper (Lt. Lew Hayes), Paul Stevens (Dr. Eckworth).
A naive young schoolteacher hires Cannon to investigate the murder of the man she loved, a handsome, smooth-talking dance instructor at a lonely-hearts club.
Season 3, episode 24
W: Carey Wilber D: George McCowan
With Dana Wynter (Kathy Ackers), Lloyd Bochner (Conrad Ackers), Thalmus Rasulala (Chief Constable), Don Knight (Walter Lavelle).
An heiress suspects the apparent suicide of her multi-millionaire father on a British Caribbean protectorate is in reality a homicide.
Season 3, episode 25
W: Richard Newhafer D: Lawrence Dobkin
With Cindy Williams (June Bowers), Luke Askew (Tim Zello), Darryl Larson (Steve Bowers), Russell Thorson (Andy Summers), Lew Brown (Lt. Dowd).
A revenge-seeking mental patient stalks vacationing Cannon.
September 11, 1974: Kelly's Song
Season 4, episode 1
W: S.S. Schweitzer D: William Wiard
With Stefanie Powers (Kelly Prentice), James Sloyan (Fred Ellis), Frank Marth (Capt. Royce), Janice Hayden (Jessica), Fred Beir (Carl Kingston), Skip Ward (Dave Lambert), Barry Russo (Charley Victor), Frank Bonner (Allecino), John Orchard (Dolfe), Dort Clark (Lt. Masters).
The fourth season opens with a former call girl who rebels when Frank Cannon suggests she become the lure in a police plan to trap her ex-vice boss.
Season 4, episode 2
W: Robert Heverly D: William Wiard
With Richard Kiley (Bishop Harrigan), Christopher Connelly (Father Joseph), Ray Danton (Alex), Richard O'Brien (Chief Ames), Val Avery (Leo Crothers), Michael Bell (Delaney), Paul Stewart (Lester Cain).
A Catholic bishop's life depends upon Cannon posing as a hired gunman.
Season 4, episode 3
W: Robert Hamner D: William Wiard
With Robert Webber (Jake McVea), Jason Evers (Jordan Hollinger), Michael Baseleon (Lt. Jack Mancuso), Madlyn Rhue (Gloria Norlan), Richard Bakalyan (Andy Norlan), Ford Rainey (Ray Wheelock), Virginia Gregg (Kay Ryan), Dennis Patrick (Owen Kendall), Patricia Stich (Susan Wyatt), Ron McIver (Jim Grady), Milton Frome (Night Club Owner), Larry J. Blake (Grant Sylvester).
Cannon, like his friend, retired policeman Ray Wheelock, becomes prey for a hired hit man after Wheelock's unofficial investigation of a still-unsolved murder case begins to uncover evidence close to the killer.
Season 4, episode 4
W: Max Hodge D: William Wiard
With Claudia Jennings (Susan Williams), Steve Forrest (Mr. Rogers), Laraine Stephens (Evelyn Rogers), David Soul (Udo Giesen), Robert Emhardt (J.N. Hagenson), Lawrence Montaigne (Armand Duvall), Elissa Von Zobor (Leni Giesen).
A businessman hires Cannon to covertly oversee his female courier's risky mission and then fires him when distaste overtakes the operation.
Season 4, episode 5
W: Calvin Clements D: George McCowan
With Kevin McCarthy (General Nielson), William Smithers (Colonel Cade), Katherine Cannon (Cheryl Blythe), Whitney Blake (Donna Roberts), Grace Lee Whitney (Ida), Ronne Troup (Cherry Sanders), Dennis Dugan (George), Bill Quinn (Tobias).
A tyrannical industrialist uses strong-arm tactics to induce Cannon to begin the arduous search for the wealthy man's long-missing daughter.
Season 4, episode 6
W: Jackson Gillis D: George McCowan
With Edward Binns (Lyle Stacy), Russell Thorson (Jeep Driver), Lance Kerwin, Edward James Olmos, Robert Loggia (Gutierrez).
Cannon's long friendship with a former police comrade plunges him into the midst of a terrorist's vendetta against the policeman.
Season 4, episode 7
W: Robert Sherman D: Corey Allen
With Robert Walker Jr. (Del Foxworth), Dane Clark (Arthur), Greg Mullavey (Calloway), Kay Lenz (Sally), Diana Douglas (Mrs. Foxworth), Henry Beckman (Billy Burrows), Nora Marlowe (Edna), George Gaynes (Edward Foxworth), Karl Lukas (Truck Driver), Florence Sundstrom (Mae), Sandy Balson (Ruth Anschluss), Pat Morita (Chuck Yamagata), David Dukes (Ted Anschluss).
A former police officer is bent on avenging the death of his policeman brother who died while doing Cannon a favor.
Season 4, episode 8
W: Larry Alexander D: George McCowan
With Simon Scott (Mark Nordoff), Peter Strauss (Dave Nordoff), Robert Mandan (Al Devere), Paul Koslo (Ace), Jane Kean (Rhonda), Joseph V. Perry (Lt. Karinsky), Carl Franklin (Wilson Haggerty), Linda Scruggs (Karen), Roger Aaron Brown (Jebediah), Lauren Gilbert (Devereau), Adrian Ricard (Mrs. Haggarty), Dallas Mitchell (Nick), Eileen Ramsey (Gail), Heath Jobes (Milton Chadway), Erwin Fuller (Blaine).
Cannon is victimized by the "insurance" man who hired him to check out a girl's auto-accident death.
Season 4, episode 9
W: Robert Heverly D: William Wiard
With Ruth Roman (Laura Perrow), Kristoffer Tabori (Cliff Perroe), Bob Random (Danny Botner), Robert Riser (Tommy Fryer), Nanette Bravo (Cindy Holmes), Frank Maxwell (Police Chief), Jesse Vint (Al Sparling), Martin West (Arthur Abbott), Jimmy Lydon (District Attorney), Don Dubbins (Mr. Fryer), Heather Lowe (Dolores West), Olan Soule (Polygraph Examiner), Gordon DeVol (Officer Wallace).
Scenery of the Snake River Canyon and nearby Shoshone Falls in southern Idaho forms the background for a series of murders in a small town that attracts Cannon's interest when an attorney friend convinces him that his client is falsely accused of one of the crimes.
Season 4, episode 10
W: Robert I. Holt D: George McCowan
With Leslie Nielsen (Eric Strasser), Joan Van Ark (Anna), Alfred Ryder (Senoyen), James Keach (John Kabe), Alf Kjellin (Peter Van Damme).
When a Dutch patriot brings his 30-year pursuit of SS Captain Eric Strasser to the United States and is nearly killed by a motorcycle-riding assassin, Cannon becomes enveloped in the search for the war criminal accused of World War II concentration camp atrocities.
Season 4, episode 11
W: Stephen Kandel D: George McCowan
With Leslie Charleson (Joan Stevens), Andrew Prine (Koy), David White (Dick Krueger), Estelle Winwood (Lila Brock), William Prince (Jason Brock).
Cannon attempts to penetrate the tight security curtain surrounding a young chessmaster and financial wizard.
Season 4, episode 12
W: Norman Hudis D: William Wiard
With Peter Haskell (Mike Ballard), Stephen Keats (Johnny Forgarty), Arthur Adams (Officer Murray), Paul Jenkins (Chet), Edward Power (Wayne Morgan), Ed Gilbert (Major Nelson), Tim Herbert (Biff Colter), Stanley Clements (Hank Holly), Scott Ellsworth (Eddie Gamble).
Cannon's pretense of becoming a hit man unearths the secret that led to blackmail of a former Army captain.
Season 4, episode 13
W: Larry Alexander D: Leslie H. Martinson
With Kitty Winn (Edie Kawalski), Leif Erickson (Mr. Kawalski), Vincent Baggetta (Gianni Testor), Frank Christi (Tony Testor), Conrad Janis (Larry Warshaw), Ed Bakey (Lt. Gormley), Adam Williams (George Damier), Jeff DeBenning (Horace Van Adler), Treva Frazee (Mrs. Tenel), Henry Capps (Kenny), Laird Stuart (Carl).
Already the partner in one setup, Cannon becomes the target of another when he fakes the killing of a mobster.
Season 4, episode 14
W: Margaret Armen D: George McCowan
With Tom Skerritt (Sheriff Andrews), Dabbs Greer (Walt Fox), Royce D. Applegate (Art Culina), Rayford Barnes (Billie Long), Dick Balduzzi (Mark Tweedy), Martine Bartlett (Maybelle Tweedy), Cathy Paine (Nellie Fox), John Dennis (Deputy), Hilly Hicks.
A mysterious tape recording describing the murder of a girl reported missing brings Cannon to a remote rural community.
Season 4, episode 15
W: Robert I. Holt D: George McCowan
With Jim McMullan (Tom Peters), Corinne Camacho (Carole Downs), Gary Lockwood (Richard Halsey), Richard Evans (Sgt. Tanner), Patty McCormick (Mrs. Halsey), Noble Willingham (Sonny Wills), Joe E. Tata (Joe Slosser), Karl Swenson (Jack Halsey), Austin Willis (Lionel Evers), Eddie Firestone (Motel Manager), Robert Phillips (Wilt Newton), Tony Paxton (Deputy Del), Bill McLean (Medical Examiner), Ted Lehmann (Doctor).
A former football star makes a long broken-field run back to the scene of his college triumphs, to escape a crime syndicate bent on eliminating him.
Season 4, episode 16
W: Robert Hamner D: William Wiard
With Mitchell Ryan (Edgar Ferro), Kathleen Cody (Gail Dexter), Ralph Meeker (Phil Dexter), Robert Donner (Sheriff), Robert Gentry (Braden), James Sutorius (Deputy Eldon), Jay Varela (David Ortez), John Davey (Lt. Whaley), Owen Pace (Marshall).
Cannon's assignment as a girl's bodyguard becomes a nightmare when he finds himself framed for the murder of the man she says has been pursuing her.
Season 4, episode 17
W: Carey Wilber D: Harry Falk
With Michael Tolan (John Whytock), Brooke Bundy (Kathy Caluso), Lawrence Pressman (David Elder), George DiCenzo (Charles Caluso), Milton Selzer (Marty Kaufman), Ellen Weston (Margaret Horner), William Bryant (Police Lieutenant).
The attempted asassination of a state assemblyman brings Cannon in to investigate and exposes him to the corrupt side of the political world.
Season 4, episode 18
W: Carey Wilber D: William Wiard
With Bradford Dillman (Douglas McGee), Jess Walton (Janet Coin), Mark Gordon (Marty Wikowski), Barbara George (Lois Hunter), Eddie Barth (Fatty Chavil), Edward Walsh (Doughboy Morelli), Robert Riesel (Lt. Waller), Paul Lukather (Morgan), Artie Spain (Charlie Batts), Lee Delano (Detective).
An ex-convict, bound for a reunion with his daughter after 10 years in prison, steps on an airliner in Atlanta but is missing when the plane lands in Los Angeles.
Season 4, episode 19
W: Robert Sherman D: George McCowan
With John Vernon (Ward Trustin), Linda Marsh (Alison Demorra), Davie Davison (Laura Balford), Norman Alden (Walt), Bryon Morrow (R.J. Stonehurst), Oliver Clark (Steven Demorra), Mark Allen (Lt. Bryce), Ivan Naranjo (Mike Viscardo), Julie Rogers (Mae), Jodean Russo (Doctor), Frank Killmond (Cabby).
When a woman he has never seen before greets him at the airport and two near-successful attempts on his life follow in quick succession, Cannon comes to the conclusion that the underworld has mistaken him for a lookalike.
Season 4, episode 20
W: Robert C. Dennis D: George McCowan
With Arthur Adams (Leon Tatum), Cameron Mitchell (Peter DeAlba), Keith Andes (Matthews), Kelly Jean Peters (Mrs. Reavis), Hari Rhodes (Jessie Satterfield), Warren Stevens (Clifford Judd), Ben Frank (Wirsching), Lee De Broux (O'Shea), Patricia Mattick (Frances), Lee Anthony (Danny Reavis), Jack Collins (Edinger), Jerome Guardino (Junkman), Sandra De Bruin (Joyce), Marianne McAndrew (Katherine Patterson).
Police corruption that erupts in a series of warehouse burglaries prompts a midwestern mayor to seek Cannon's help in cleaning up the scandal that plagues his city.
Season 4, episode 21
W: Gerald Sanford D: George McCowan
With Barbara Rush (Linda Merrick), Russell Johnson (Paul Merrick), Barbara Luna (Maria Costello), Victor Mohica (Steve), Barry Atwater (Dr. Prideman), Priscilla Morrill (Miss Rhodes), Jean Hale (Jackie Rockwell), Peter Carew (Harry), Hanna Hertelendy (Anna), Gregory Bach (Ric Alvarez), Layla Gallaway (Doris), Ilona Wilson (Olga), John Yates (Roy), Barry Delaney (Burt).
A wealthy woman leaving her husband witnesses a murder committed by the man she is running away with, and the shock sends her fleeing to the sanatarium where she once received psychiatric help.
Season 4, episode 22
W: Robert I. Holt D: Alf Kjellin
With Monte Markham (Ed Foster), Nancy Malone (Diana Quill), Clu Gulager (Jonathan Quill), Lloyd Gough (Paul Wilson), John Lupton (John Phillips), Brenda Venus (Ginny), Clint Young (Sgt. Lawton).
An ex-con, embittered by the hoax that imprisoned him and ruined his marriage, uses a fake suicide attempt to put Cannon on the trail of a phony CIA agent who tricked him.
Season 4, episode 23
W: Robert C. Dennis D: William Wiard
With Charles Cioffi (Mario DeMarco), Harold Gould (Mirza), Cal Bellini (Haddad), Ayn Ruymen (Fabiana), Harvey Jason (Terrorist), Zitto Kazann (Lorenzo).
A wealthy industrialist's daughter has been kidnapped by a "liberation" group, and Cannon faces a 24-hour ransom deadline to save the girl's life.
Season 4, episode 24
W: Stephen Kandel D: Edward M. Abroms
With Dana Wynter (Judith Hobart), Lee Purcell (Shelly Cochran), Alex Rocco (Paul), James Wainwright (Brad Sortino), Priscilla Pointer (Dr. Cochran), Alex Henteloff (Jordan Pierson), Steve Gravers (Lt. Driscoll), Abe Vigoda (Mr. Couzellous), Julius Harris (Milner), Edgar Daniels (Belden), Brian Wood (Dr. Grovner).
Cannon learns the reason a troubled teenager ran away is because she had witnessed a murder conspiracy involving her wealthy aunt and an unknown collaborator.
September 10, 1975: Nightmare
Season 5, episode 1
W: Robert Lenski D: Paul Stanley
With John McMartin (Senator "Buck" Andrews), Elizabeth Allen (Arlene Thompson Richards), John McLiam (Captain Corday), Janet Ward (Wanda Backus), Harry Townes (Steve), Joe De Santis (Benito Conforte), Robert Doyle (Sterling), Sidney Clute (Carl Pesky).
The fifth season opens with the most painful chapter in Cannon's life, when he hears the deathbed confession of a hit man who admits having killed Cannon's wife and infant son 14 years earlier -- but the man dies before explaining his motive.
Season 5, episode 2
W: Stephen Kandel D: Michael Caffey
With Barry Sullivan (Gordon McKenna), Murray Hamilton (Bud McKenna), Diana Douglas (Alex Parks), Sharon Acker (Laura Venner), Charles Durning (Don Corcoran), Hayden Roarke (Senator), Ron Rifkin (Paul Goldberg), John Zaremba (Arthur Allen Royce).
Cannon takes the case of a liquor deliveryman charged with murder as a favor to the public defender representing the man. Despite heavy circumstantial evidence against him, Cannon believes his story. (The conclusion of this two-part story aired on Barnaby Jones.)
Season 5, episode 3
W: Norman Lessing D: Paul Stanley
With David Birney (Dr. Restin), Richard Jaeckel (Cy Carter), Don Gordon (Mr. Tillis), Jack O'Halloran (Wally), Marianne McAndrew (Nurse Hedding), James Rosin (Intern).
Cannon becomes immersed in a medical malpractice suit when a young resident physician is charged with making the wrong diagnosis on a woman.
Season 5, episode 4
W: Larry Alexander D: William Wiard
With Robert Foxworth (Lanny McCrae), Dennis Patrick (Sturdevant), Paul Fierro (Frank Spinosa), Brad Stevens (Hoyt Daley), Paula Victor (Wilma), John Davey (Danny Fairchild), Margie Impert (Sondra Munson), Andrew Parks (Jimmy Carver), John Milford (Bob Costigan).
A Green Beret Vietnam veteran appears to have government intelligence connections, and becomes a key figure in a reopened murder case involving a friend of Cannon's, who unexpectedly turns down parole.
Season 5, episode 5
W: Jimmy Sangster D: Lawrence Dobkin
With Donna Mills (Lena Michaels), Adrienne Marden (Mrs. Parker), Milt Kogan (Doctor), Clint Young (Dunn), Vic Vallaro (Harry), Jack Collins (Mr. Olsen), Peggy Doyle (Mrs. Olsen), Bernard Fox (Allan Farrell), Alfred Ryder (Leonard), James Callahan (Jake), Jess Walton (Janet Elliot), Joel Fabiani (Sean Donohue).
When a police lieutenant friend asks Cannon to help out in the case of a girl who has been found beaten and drugged, he's skeptical of what appears to be routine drug addiction.
Season 5, episode 6
W: S.S. Schweitzer D: William Wiard
With Leslie Nielsen (Police Lieutenant), James Gregory (Ed Madigan), Michael Baseleon (Harry), Paul Stewart (Stan Holtz), Leslie Charleson (Susan Baylor), Marilyn Nix (Mrs. Crossland), Joe E. Tata (Higgins), Robert F. Hoy (Jerry Musso).
A corrupt cop whom Cannon and his partner believed they killed in a drug case years before appears to have risen.
Season 5, episode 7
W: Larry Alexander D: Chris Robinson
With Brendan Burns (Gus Porter), Catherine Burns (Leslie), Frank Killmond (Simon Margolis), Frank Ramirez (Manuel Ortega), William Martel (Officer Harris), Marland Proctor (Officer Schultz), Robert F. Simon (Senator Murdock), Gregory Rozakis (Warren Michaelson), Joella Deffenbaugh (Amanda Williams), Alan Manson (Dr. Browdy), Leo Gordon (Jack Danvers), Robert Karnes (Joseph Matthews), Bill Zuckert (Fred Selberg), Sondra Locke (Stacey Murdock).
Cannon has been given a fatal dose of a drug and must produce the daughter of a Senator before a revolutionary gang will give him the antidote.
Season 5, episode 8
W: Richard Landau D: Allen Reisner
With Michael Pascal (Padre Perez), Corey Rand (Rodero), Robert Tafur (Melendez), Ray Victor (Peralta), Natividad Vacio (Paco Barriga), Abel Franco (Molina), James McCallion (Walt Morgan), William Jordan (Holt), Christine Avila (Maria Morgan), Chris Robinson (Ernie Morgan), Stuart Whitman (Nelson Brill), Lou Peralta (Julio Ganida).
As a favor to a dying police captain, Cannon agrees to go to Baja California to return the man's body to his long-missing son.
Season 5, episode 9
W: Howard Dimsdale D: Lawrence Dobkin
With Vera Miles (Vivian Kaid), John Lehne (Andrew Kaid), Lola Mason (Talcott), Patti Heider (Linda), Alan Mandell (Billings), Curt Lowens (Guy Andre), John Len (Andrew Kaid), Kelley Miles (Marian Bedford), Alan Feinstein (Mike Marsh), Denny Miller (Phil Sedakis), Paul Vaughn (Sid Dorland).
The vice president of an international petroleum company is accused of misappropriation of funds and asks Cannon to help clear his name.
Season 5, episode 10
W: Norman Lessing D: Leo Penn
With Louie Elias (Michaels), Rob Hughes (Deputy Morgan), Richard Narita (Tang Ho), Frank Michael Liu (Ling Po), Kaz Garas (Rod Lyman), Keye Luke (Lu Chin), Jenny Sullivan (Casey Cameron), Diana Hyland (Nedra Cameron), Victor Mohica (Steve Portugal), Midori (Madame Soong), Larry Ward (Sheriff Slade), James Hong (Quan Lee).
The symbolism of a hatchet buried in the head of a snowman found on a desert estate suggests that the life of an heiress is threatened.
Season 5, episode 11
W: Brad Radnitz D: Leo Penn
With Tina Louise (Officer Nell Dexter), Julie Adams (Sylvia Killian), Paula Kelly (Cora Blue), Jack Ging (Rick Harnie), Vic Tayback (Captain Marsh), Carmen Argenziano (Alex Shuller), Cherry Davis (Nancy Prochak), Joseph Burke (Mike Prochak), Robert Brubaker (Minister), Michael Alaimo (Lawyer), Brick Huston (Gantman), Holly Irving (Margaret Burke), James Olson (Judge Norman Killian).
A policewoman suffers a beating and calls on Cannon to help when her superior won't let her pursue the case herself.
Season 5, episode 12
W: Irv Pearlberg D: William Wiard
With Morgan Woodward (General Longman), Lee Purcell (Vickie), Dean Stockwell (Tom Longman), Deirdre Lenihan (Dana Longman), John Petlock (Carew), Maurice Kowalewski (Miller), Katie Saylor (Ellen Marks), Randolph Powell (Grant), Carl Weathers (Dan Holloway), Phillip Pine (Lt. Gold), Thom Christopher (Paul Rogan).
The dominated son of a retired general becomes a hero in his father's eyes after he is charged with killing the leader of a terrorist group.
Season 5, episode 13
W: S.S. Schweitzer D: Leo Penn
With Robert Burton (Austin Bishop), Herb Edelman (Jordan Price), Richard Venture (D.A. Archie Allen), Carl Franklin (Garth Raymond), Elaine Giftos (Margaret), Joe George (Rafe Peccora), Pamela Bellwood (Louise Bishop), Marc Ross (Mike Devery), Jenny Sherman (Lee), Adrian Ricard (Willa Raymond), Michael Taylor (Ferris), Charlie Robinson (Hank Colcutt).
A black political leader is assassinated and her son asks Frank Cannon to investigate the possibility of a conspiracy.
Season 5, episode 14
W: Margaret Armen D: William Wiard
With Joan Fontaine (Thelma Cain), John Vernon (Correll), Jonathan Lippe (Gleason), Karen Philipp (Sandra), Ben Frank (Lt. Hutton), Paul Cavonis (Gino Castagna), David White (Judge Barnett), Hank Brandt (Lt. James), Dana Elcar (John Brinegar), David Hedison (David Farnum), Jack Carter (Hogan), Richard Hatch (Terence Robert Cain), Linden Chiles (Ned Hurley), Mary O'Brien (Marilee Burton).
A former film great living in the past is brought back to reality by the sudden disappearance of her son, who only recently had returned from three years of international travel.
Season 5, episode 16
W: Albert Aley D: William Wiard
With Thaao Penghlis (Prince Hassan), Fritz Weaver (Mr. Shumann), Norman Fell (Carl), Charles Drake (Dr. Larkin), Herbie Furlong (Johnny), Paul Jenkins (Martin Spetler), Janet Montgomery (Ruth Malin), Vince Martorano (Boruff), Tony Cristino (Russo), Shirley O'Hara (Nurse), Howard Maurer (Prince Ahmad El Mussein), Philip Larson (Det. Henderson).
A 12-year-old boy's tale of being shot at by two Arabian-clad men who had wheeled a patient into an abandoned house equipped as a hospital is dismissed as daydreaming until Cannon discovers a bullet buried in the wall opposite the old house.
Season 5, episode 17
W: Larry Forrester D: Lawrence Dobkin
With Lawrence Pressman (Kent Brady), Tim O'Connor (James Matthews), Ramon Bieri (Capt. Styles), Patricia Smith (Emily Matthews), Otis Young (Kasiman Grant), Wallace Rooney (Blair Simmons), Reid Cruickshanks (Sgt. Holden), Barney Phillips (Police Officer), John Dullaghan (Mitch), James Nusser (Ryan), Marla Carlis (Hooker), Jette Seear (Karla Novakovitch).
A crusading newspaper editor whose favorite targets are police corruption and gangland vice, is arrested when he is found in a hotel room with a dead girl.
Season 5, episode 18
W: Robert I. Holt D: Kenneth C. Gilbert
With Michael Anderson Jr. (Paul Smith), Pernell Roberts (Cleary/Phil Denton), Katherine Justice (Julie Foster), Robert Pine (Sheriff), Dabney Coleman (Jack Sheffield), Martine Bartlett (Madge Cleary), Regis Cordic (Jason Smith), Tina Menard (Consuela), Louis Gage (President).
The disappearance of an accountant is coincidental with the multi-million dollar fraud investigation pending against his land-development boss.
Season 5, episode 19
W: Gene Thompson D: Paul Stanley
With Jimmy Lydon (Capt. Clawson), Gary Merrill (Andrew McGill), Jesse Dizon (Ho Nan), Frank DeKova (Lucius Delgado), Hari Rhodes (Lt. Dexter), Bert Freed (General Beardsley), Noah Keen (Jake Froemmer), Bartlett Robinson (Col. Ritchie), James Secrest (Doctor), Florence Sundstrom (Sgt. Mary), Clay Tanner (Capt. Middleman), Bret Morrison (Judge), Andre De La Roche (Dao Lon), Jack Thibeau (Lt. Hobbes).
An almost forgotten chapter in Cannon's military career makes him the target of a vengeful South Korean officer.
Season 5, episode 20
W: Stephen Kandel D: Lawrence Dobkin
With Ralph Bellamy (Benjamin Holbrook), Gary Lockwood (Mark Terrence), John David Carson (Benjy Holbrook III), Maria Grimm (Julie Armendez), James Keats (Pete Wallace), Laura Hippe (Jo Anne Wallace), Michael Ebert (Bruno Bernardi), Leonard Stone (Sammy Elias).
A multi-millionaire suspects fraud in the apparent kidnapping of his grandson and calls Cannon to keep the case out of police hands.
Season 5, episode 21
W: Karl Tunberg, Terence Tunberg D: William Wiard
With Andrew Duggan (Dr. Laurence), Eric Braeden (Carl Bruckner), Keene Curtis (Sam), Helen Weston (Mrs. Golden), Joshua Bryant (Professor Egan), James Gammon (Sheriff Ryder), Peter Brandon (Dr. Golden), Virgil Frye (Deputy Sheriff), Owen Bush (Joe), Barry Cahill (Congressman Manly), Barry Delaney (Tony D'Angelo), Drew Denbaum (Bill).
Cannon enters the unfamiliar world of astrophysics and an outer space project to investigate the death of a member of the project team, thought to be caused by an alien force.
Season 5, episode 22
W: Leonard Kantor D: Michael Caffey
With Robert Loggia (Johnny Behr), Madlyn Rhue (Phyllis Behr), Hari Rhodes (Lt. Dexter), Charles Knox Robinson (Ernie), Michael Margetta (Allan Behr), David Opatashu (Borelli), Reed Diamond (Mark), Paul Lukather (Dr. Stone), Karmin Murcelo (Dr. Galavan), Ray Stewart (Hitman).
Cannon faces a quandry when a racketeer hires him to hunt down the would-be assassin of his wife.
Season 5, episode 23
W: Robert I. Holt D: Chris Robinson
With Richard A. Dysart (Hartford Dunne), Antoinette Bower (Karen Jennings), Scott Hyland (Joe Gantry), Peggy McCay (Nancy Strickland), Frank Marth (Col. Strickland), Richard O'Brien (Coach Landon), Jo Anne Meredith (Eva Dunne), Steve Gravers (Lt. Blaine), Heather Lowe (Dory), Prentiss Molden (Harris), Joann Hicks (Laurie Strickland).
The father of a dead girl is convinced that a star pro quarterback is responsible and takes justice into his own hands.
Season 5, episode 24
W: Robert C. Dennis, Anthony Spinner D: David Whorf
With Robert Drivas (Andreas), Titos Vandis (Sosa Narak), Pepe Serna (Diego Serra), Victor Holchak (Fred Carson), Frank Aletter (Kyle Parrish), Carlos Romero (Capt. Landivar), Nancy Kovack (Charlotte Farley), Joe Maross (Kelly), Robert Hays (Michael Narak), Priscilla Barnes (Linda), William Sylvester (Elliot Markham), Ava Readdy (Darla), Alma Beltran (Eugenia), Les Moonves (Pascual), Bruce M. Fischer (Director), Mark Schneider (George).
A grieving movie star finds her husband's death dive from the Acapulco cliffs incomprehensible, and hires Cannon to investigate.
Season 5, episode 25
W: Larry Forrester D: William Wiard
With Simon Scott (General Stevenson), Peter Mark Richman (Col. Haggard), Claire Brennen (Janet Grovner), Alan Bergmann (Wilson Grovner), William Watson (Sgt. Martin), Charles Aidman (Dr. Danvers), Quinn Redeker (Ben), Mwako Cumbuka (Cpl. Powell), Mark Thomas (Capt. Caivete).
Cannon responds to a call from a friend whose Army scientist husband tried to kill an enlisted man. (Last show of the series.)


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Electronic identity
The South Yorkshire Credit Union is considered one of the best run credit unions in the UK offering a whole range of banking and financial services to people and organisations. These include loans, saving accounts and credit agreements on white goods, for example fridges and washing machines.
The organisation is working with the UK Cabinet Office on electronic identity services for those who cannot get bank accounts but who need to access their benefits, pensions and other payments which are paid electronically by relevant government departments.
A new type of digital user
The credit union manages the budgets and accounts of those who are often financially challenged. However, a large majority of its 40,000 customers are also digital users - they have mobile phones. Having this ability to contact its customers almost in real time allows the credit union to build new and better services.
For example, through tech innovation, the credit union is also looking at other ways to make their customers' money go further. This includes bulk purchase of utilities such as electricity and gas, broadband and discount deals with local shops and traders.
Rebranding of the South Yorkshire Credit Union
The South Yorkshire Credit Union is currently being rebranded as 'My Living' Credit Union because of the organisation's expansion into other regions across Yorkshire.


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We have some fun and exciting workshops coming your way!
Our classes are expanding! We are offering many DIY classes- for you to try first with instruction before going home and putting your skills to work or to have fun creating in a class and take home with you. Coming soon- Stencils: working with color and glaze, Wood wall: You've seen 'em now let's make one, Washes: Walls, Brick, Wood, and more! Give a call to inquire: 970-247-4046.
Want to host a craft party? Girls night they won't forget? or Employee party? We can get crafty at our shop, at your house, or office!
Call with requests or to inquire: 970-247-4046.
July: Outside fun with Stencils
Do you want to add an exciting element to a fence or give a wood chair little more interest? Let's stencil them! Tuesday, July 24th 4:30pm-6pm
Cost varies if you bring a project of your own or not. Without project $20, with project $30
August: "Tea Towels"- everyone loves them!
Create your own tea towel: dying, stamping, printing. Wednesday, August 1st 6pm-8pm Cost $25 (take home: stamp, tea towel, and skill)
September: "Make Your Own Hook Board"
Great for coats, hats, or jewelry. Option to make it with fabric over wood or to create a nice wood finish for your hooks. Bring your own hooks or choose from what I have to offer. Sunday, September 16th 3-5:30
September: American Clay Plaster Workshop
Saturday, September 22nd 12-4pm Cost $80 and receive a coupon for 15% off American Clay product.
October: "Distressed Picture Frame" workshop
Thursday October 11th, 6pm-8pm $25 Materials included


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Forest Fox Cubs
We have some new born visitors in our forest club - 5 fox cubs caught on our wildlife cameras.
Please click the here to see the videos on our pre-school facebook page.
May Holiday Club
Forms for the May Holiday Club are now available, please see here for details.
This holiday will be from 25th May to 4th June (including school inset days).
Find Us on Facebook!
Harlequin now has its own dedicated Facebook Pages!
Please click the links below to see more information, such as the activities we have been doing, and don't forget to give us a 'like' and share with your family and friends.
Click Here for Harlequin Out of School Clubs, for information on breakfast club, after school club and holiday club.
Click Here for Harlequin Forest Pre-School.
Forest Pre-School
Come and join us at Harlequin Forest Pre-School.
Places available now - please click here to see more information regarding Harlequin Forest Pre-School.
One of the many positives is that the children are hungry for knowledge and are excited about learning in their forest environment. We will be operating a traditional style pre-school in the afternoon. Again, funded sessions are available.
We are currently seeking...
We are looking for enthusiastic, passionate and talented individuals to join our teams to provide the next generation with the real-life skills that they need for life, without them even noticing.
For more information, please contact Alison Payne by email at email@example.com.


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Watson confirms patent challenge over generic Exalgo
MORRISTOWN, N.J. — Drug maker Watson Pharmaceuticals said it has filed a regulatory approval application for a generic painkiller, challenging the patent that covers the branded version.
Watson announced Tuesday that it had filed an application with the Food and Drug Administration seeking approval for hydromorphone hydrochloride extended-release tablets in the 8-mg, 12-mg and 16-mg strengths. The drug is a generic version of Mallinckrodt's Exalgo.
Pursuant to the Hatch-Waxman Act of 1984, which created the approval pathway for generic pharmaceutical drugs, Mallinckrodt filed a patent infringement suit against Watson last week. The suit puts a stay on final approval of Watson's version of the drug until April 2013, or until the two companies reach a settlement. The patents covering the drug expire in July 2014, according to the FDA.
FDA: Tessalon should be packaged in childproof containers
SILVER SPRING, Md. — A prescription cough suppressant should be kept in childproof containers because of its candy-like appearance, the Food and Drug Administration warned Tuesday.
Tessalon (benzonatate) is made by Forest Labs and comes in the form of a round, liquid-filled gelatin capsule. The drug is used to relieve cough in patients older than 10 years of age.
The FDA's warning followed a review of its Adverse Event Reporting System, a database of bad reactions to drugs, showing that five children ages 2 years and younger died after accidentally ingesting the drug between 1982 and mid-2010, and overdoses in children younger than 2 years old have been reported following ingestion of one or two capsules.
In landmark victory for retail pharmacy, feds agree to drop last AMP provisions
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — In a clear victory for retail pharmacy, the National Association of Chain Drug Stores and the National Community Pharmacists Association have agreed with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on a motion to dismiss the Medicaid average manufacturer price lawsuit. The landmark agreement came after CMS withdrew the last remaining provisions of the AMP rule that had been blocked by a preliminary injunction following litigation by NACDS and NCPA.
NACDS and NCPA leaders were jubilant. By agreeing to end the lawsuit, the chain and independent retail pharmacy industries have resolved a long-running and bitter dispute with the federal government over the way pharmacies will be reimbursed for dispensing generic drugs to low-income Americans covered by Medicaid. A dismissal of the lawsuit by a U.S. district court would end a simmering, three-year legal battle — and a three-year court injunction that has blocked CMS from implementing the new AMP guidelines, saving pharmacies billions of dollars, according to pharmacy groups.
NACDS president and CEO Steve Anderson and NCPA EVP and CEO Kathleen Jaeger hailed the agreement. "Today marks a vital triumph for pharmacy and patients," they said in a jointly worded statement Tuesday afternoon. "The agreement of CMS to stop applying federal upper limits to all B-rated [generic] drugs after Dec. 15 and to refrain from publishing AMPs calculated under the old AMP rule are the final steps that will allow the AMP lawsuit to be dismissed."
Both leaders also were buoyed by CMS' agreement to formally withdraw provisions of the AMP rule related to the definitions of both AMP and what constitutes a "multiple-source drug" as specified in the original regulations the agency proposed for Medicaid prescription reimbursements going forward. CMS also dropped its controversial method of calculating the FUL for generic drug reimbursements.
Those agreements represented "another victory for patient care," Jaeger and Anderson said. "Combined with withdrawal of most of the AMP rule, these victories eliminate the need for the injunction that halted implementation of the AMP rule. Now that all of the issues raised in our AMP lawsuit have been resolved, there is nothing left to challenge at this time, and we are pleased to have reached agreement with CMS on a motion to dismiss the lawsuit."
The deal lays to rest a long and bitter disagreement between retail pharmacy and federal health officials over Medicaid pharmacy payments, and eliminates one of the industry's biggest potential threats to profitability. In the three years that the injunction blocking AMP has been in effect, NACDS and NCPA said, it has "prevented devastating reimbursement cuts from being implemented" and bought the industry time to craft an agreement with CMS.
"Each day that the injunction remained in place resulted in the avoidance of crippling cuts in the amount of $5.5 million per day, for a total of approximately $5.75 billion from Jan. 1, 2008, through today," Jaeger and Anderson said. "These devastating cuts would very likely have created serious impediments for patients in accessing their medications and other pharmacy services."
The two leaders also noted that, "in addition to the lawsuit, NCPA and NACDS urged policy-makers to recognize the ability of pharmacies and pharmacists to help improve health and reduce healthcare costs, and are gratified that this sense is reflected in the pharmacy provisions of the new healthcare-reform law. The law included provisions to reduce the AMP cuts and to advance medication therapy management. We look forward to continue working with CMS in the implementation of the new AMP provisions," both leaders added, "and we will continue advocating energetically for sound public policy that provides access to quality pharmacy services for patients, which prevent more costly forms of health care over the long run."


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We are so excited to join families for some July 4th Patriotic babies in the NICU!
Pre-registration is now open for the Winston Salem, NC area!
The Capturing Hopes Mission:
The mission and purpose of Capturing Hopes Photography is to provide documentary style professional photography to families with babies or children in the hospital. Our services are free of charge to all families and we are a volunteer based organization.
Capturing Hopes Photography Facebook Fan Page Recent Posts


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Now that the "Suptempos" have released and are out there in the world for after market consumption, Nike can get back to dropping more accessible inline iterations of the '90s gem.
This May, the "Bordeaux" Uptempos will make their way to retailers basking in monotone goodness. A Sail midsole stands as the shoe's only true contrast as, interestingly, this model comes with paint covering the Visible Air unit.
Calendar May 1 for the Nike Air More Uptempo "Bordeaux" release. Retail pricing is $160.
Nike Air More Uptempo "Bordeaux"
Colorway: Night Maroon/Night Maroon-Sail
Style #: 921949-600
Release Date: May 1, 2017
Price: $160
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The Line Miner™ goggle was created with the purpose of providing the ultimate in peripheral version. With a cylindrical style design, we were able to pull the goggle in closer to your face than ever before. Allowing for incredible downward and side-to-side periphery, this is the only goggle available with the new PRIZM™ Inferno lenses. What is Inferno you ask? Think turbocharged window defroster – in your goggles! Inferno heated lens technology is the latest in the innovation you've come to expect from Oakley.
- Combats inner lens fog with the push of a button.
- Through rigorous field testing we have determined the ideal lens temperature to combat fog, without ever feeling uncomfortably warm on your face or eyes. Uniformed heating across the lens causes fog to evaporate which means it has nowhere to hide.
- Prizm™ Lens Technology enhances visibility of snow contours, bumps and textures so you can ride with confidence.
- An external power module keeps the goggle lightweight so it fits and feels like a traditional Oakley snow goggle. It is designed to be completely removable when fog is not an issue. The rechargeable and replaceable battery is engineered for excellent performance in cold weather.
- Haptic Vibration
- A slight vibration acknowledges the heating cycle has started and ended
- Lightweight
- Power module weight: 100 grams, 3.5 ounces (comparable to a deck of playing cards)
- Lithium Ion Battery
- Excellent cold weather performance (stable to -20°C or -4°F) compared to other consumer electronic batteries commonly used in your phone or camera which can stop working when the temperature drops below freezing
- USB charging
- Plug into any USB charging outlet, whether a wall charger, car charger, computer, or USB battery pack
- Discreet frame notches at temples provide compatibility with most prescription eyewear, without compromising fit
- Removable triple-layer face foam provides added wind protection


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Sugar is exactly like a piece of shit, abusive partner, and we've recently broken up.
You know that moment, a few months after a break-up, when you look back and think…
What the hell was I thinking?
That is me today, with sugar.
Why is sugar like an abusive partner?
All the warning signs are there, Sugar is controlling and has extremely unrealistic expectations. (Just a little bit or it's totally fine to eat) Sugar also blames others for it's own mistake. (It's your fault you're overweight, not exercising enough, or diseases are all genetic, not related to diet) There is isolation, feeling alone, suffering the negative effects from your boo, Sugar.
You feel addicted to sugar, sudden mood swings, no energy and sugar has a history of treating all his partner's like shit.
It's time to throw sugar to the curb once and for all.
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Police in a drive arrested the prime accused in the killing case of Manarat International University student Nasim Ahmed from Comilla district early Wednesday.
Officer-in-charge of Badda Police Station Quazi Wazed Ali said police arrested Ashik, 21, the prime accused in Nasim Ahmed murder case, UNB reports.
Nasim, 24, son of Saifuddin of Madhya Badda in the city and a third-year BBA student of the university, was stabbed to death by a group of 10-12 miscreants on November 6.
Victim's father Saifuddin Ahmed said Nasim had locked into an altercation with a local boy Ramzan over betting on a cricket match on November 5.
Nasim might have been killed over the altercation, alleged Saifuddin.


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Posted in Wyoming October 18, 2016
10 Things You Must Know About Dating Someone From Wyoming
Folks from Wyoming are unlike anyone else in the country, so if you're lucky enough to date one of us, you should be aware of a few of our better qualities.
What other wonderful quirks should we warn people about when they date us? Give us your opinion!
One thing's for sure: your new sweetie's heart is always going to be in Wyoming. Here's why.


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Screen printing doesn't work the same as a digital printer that prints your photos and documents. Each color in the design needs to be separated from the others. The individual colors gets 'burned' onto a separate screens. You can think of them as stencils. The more stencils (or colors) needed for the design the more it will cost. Screens are also separated by print location. We can print almost anywhere on any garment. For example, if you have a design on the front and on the back of a tee(and they are not the same design) even though they might have the same colors they will require two sets of screens. That's why we charge per color and per location.
The setup process requires more than just screens. Once you place your design request one of our artists gets to work creating it for you. Next, he has to make the color separations (like we talked about above). Each of the separate colors gets made into a positive film. Those films are used to make the screens. (you can get to know the whole process better here). The screens, artwork prep, and films are all factored into the set up cost. The best part is if you are placing an order with the same design as a previous order (no changes at all) many of the steps don't need to be taken. The art work will already be set up and we'll have the positives on file. That means a lower cost!
Other things to consider:
Sometimes time there are other factors that affect the amount of screens need to print an order.
Bleeding and dye migration.
Top 7 screen printing problems
Top 5 art work problems


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