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This unclassified Central Intelligence Agency message, dated 6 January 1992, relays a television program preview for the week of 6 to 12 January 1992. It lists daily schedules for Moscow's Ostankino network and Russian Television, drawn from SOVETSKAYA ROSSIYA and network previews, and notes that the BBC would monitor programs marked for checking. Listed items include a Yeltsin conversation, Christmas services and War and Peace, and Russian Television scheduled a program titled "UFOs" on 10 January.
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307 0915 Early in the Morning 308 1000 How Do You Find Army Life? 309 1040 Morning Star 310 1140 Travel Club 311 1240 Raduga Festival 312 1315 Farmers' Program 313 1410 Under the Sign of Pi 314 1500 News 315 1520 Life Dialogue: Moscow-Baku Telebridge (checking) 316 1600 Billiards 317 1625 Christmas Ball for Children 318 1725 Love at First Sight: Day 2 319 1805 International Panorama 320 1835 Many Voices - One World 321 1845 News 322 1900 Dance Competition 323 1910 Walt Disney Presents 324 2000 Film 325 2200 News 326 2245 Miracles on Vorobyeva Gora (News in interval) 327 0105 I Will Give You What I Remember 328 RUSTV -- Sunday, 12 January 1992 329 0800 Cartoons 330 0825 Folklore 331 0940 The Nose 332 1140 Alas, I Won't Take Extra Years From Life 333 1225 Petersburg Mohicans 334 1255 Enter Any Door Without Knocking 335 1400 Vesti 336 1420 Arts 337 1450 Film 338 1610 Parallels - Croatia 339 1655 Patrons of the Art? 340 1740 Cartoon 341 1800 Basketball 342 1900 Arts 343 1955 Advertisements 344 2000 Vesti 345 2020 New Year Pie 346 2030 Film 347 2140 Face to Face With Russia 348 2200 Pop 349 2255 Advertisements 350 2300 Vesti, followed by Astrology 351 2320 Sports 352 2330 Pop, continued (endall) Apple 30601.015 06/0414z j 353 LD0601031792TAKE7
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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. The text was read from the page images by GLM-OCR; expect the odd misread word. 7 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.