'Liberty'-- Mixing Fact And Fiction    Give me your tired minds,
your poor scripts,  Your huddled masses of producers and
directors yearning to make a fast buck,  The wretched refuse of
your teeming shore.  As it turns out, they're already here.  The
"Liberty" season begins. The coming weeks will bring more Statue
of Liberty centennial fare than you can shake a torch at.  This
will be Patrick Henry, John Wayne and the recently departed Kate
Smith rolled into one. No Old Glory will go unfurled, no flag
unwaved, no patriotic song unsung.  ABC provides the centerpiece
with 17 1/2 hours of centennial coverage July 2-6 that will soar
off the Richter scale. But everyone else is getting into the act
too.  Arriving at 8 tonight (on Channels 4, 36 and 39) is
"Liberty," the three-hour "romanticized" version of "the men and
women behind the creation and construction of the Statue of
Liberty." As an added bonus, some of the men and women in
tonight's story actually existed.  "Liberty" is followed by the
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