March 1, 1973 [THU 10:30PM-11:00PM]
A filmed interview with Robert A. Kaye, director of the Bureau of Motor Carrier Safety of the Federal Highway Administration, keys this report on the bureau's activities. (Repeat)

March 17, 1973 [SAT 8:00AM-8:30AM]
How the role of the U.S. Marine Corps is affected by the Vietnam cease fire. (Repeat)

March 18, 1973 [SUN 10:30PM-11:00PM]
The Oregon coast as an environmental concern is examined in "Issues: Environmental Concerns at the Legislature."  Guests: land developer Carl Halvorson, former head of the Portland Chamber of Commerce; Steven Schell, member of the Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition; and Rep. Paul Hannerman (R-3rd dist.).  Produced by Lewis and Clark College.

March 23, 1973 [SAT 8:00AM-8:30AM]
The Oregon coast as an environmental concern is examined in "Issues: Environmental Concerns at the Legislature."  (Repeat)

April 1, 1973 [SUN 10:30PM-11:00PM]
"Issues: Environmental Concerns at the Legislature," third program in a series.  The focus tonight is on mass transportation problems, discussed by Glen Odell of S.T.O.P. (Sensible Transportation Options for People); Rep. Keith Skelton (D-Portland); Jack Kalinoski if Associated General Contractors; and Sid King, a representative of the American Automobile Association.

April 15, 1973 [SUN 10:30PM-11:00PM]
A discussion of nuclear plant sites as a concern to the environment.  Guests: Neil Woodley, representative of Portland General Electric; OSPIRG (Oregon Student Public Interest Research Group) member Henry Richmond; and Walt Pollock, member of the Nuclear and Thermo Energy Council.

April 28, 1973 [SAT 8:00AM-8:30AM]
Tryon Creek State Park in Southwest Portland is discussed by guests Frank Stiles, district parks supervisor; Mrs. Borden Beck, chairman of the Friends of Tryon Creek State Park; and architect Edward H. Kirschbaum.  Don Stellges is the host. (Repeat)

August 18, 1973 [SAT 7:30AM-8:00AM]
A look at a neighborhood environmental project in the Jackson High Huber Street area.  Guests:  Dave Swehla, president of the Jackson Community Association; realtor Jack Hamms; and Dick Bellinger of the Portland Planning Commission. (Repeat)

August 19, 1973 [SUN 10:30PM-11:00PM]
"Issues: Art and the Environment," hosted by John Platt.  Guests: painter Michele Russo, of the Portland Museum Art School; sculptor Lee Kelly; and poet Anita Helle.

November 17, 1973 [SAT 7:15AM-7:45AM]
A conversation with Portland Public Schools superintendent Dr. Robert Blanchard and Donald McElroy, associate superintendent for Administration and Planning.  Topics include a variety of issues, from the energy crisis facing the schools to the possible impact of the Mount Hood Freeway.

November 18, 1973 [SUN 8:30PM-9:00PM]
A discussion of campaign financing with Assistant Secretary of State Jack F. Thompson and Dr. Don Balmer, chairman of the political science department of Lewis and Clark College.  Produced in cooperation with Portland's League of Women Voters; League members Kris Hudson and Melissa Shuping are moderators for the program.