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In Baltimore, Maryland, CBS affiliate WMAR-TV swapped affiliations with NBC affiliate WBAL-TV, marking the first affiliation switch in that city. CBS cited weak ratings for WMAR-TV's newscasts and heavy pre-emptions of network programming for programs of local interest as the reason they chose to switch affiliations.
The Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was elected president of Iran with 16,007,972 votes out of 16,846,996 cast. Education minister Ali-Akbar Parvaresh placed second. [6]U.S. president Ronald Reagan announced his plans to resurrect the B-1 bomber program that had been scrapped by President Carter, with 100 of the planes to be built by 1987, and another plan to deploy 100 MX missiles.
October 4 – Curtis Deloatch, football player; October 5 Jeanette Antolin, gymnast; Isaiah Ekejiuba, Nigerian-born football player; Robert Drysdale, Brazilian-born mixed martial artist; October 7 Dria, singer/songwriter; Austin Eubanks, motivational speaker (d. 2019) October 8 – Brett Dietz, football player and coach; October 9 Zachery Ty ...
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The following is the 1981–82 network television schedule for the three major English language commercial broadcast networks in the United States. The schedule covers primetime hours from September 1981 through August 1982.
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