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Page C- 6 DECATUR HERALD Decatur. Illinois. Wednesday. April 30. 1980 BEETLE BAILEY fl I'LL HAVE WMAT'LL WHAT'LL SlpOtZtzf JTHS.r I I TO MISS THE TMEV THE I 'TCC.

What Television listings iCOLP GENERALS PO SENEGAL V. KEY TO STATIONS 1 1 Micttes channel on Decatut Cable CHNL (3) WCIA Champaign CBS (4) Decatur Cable TV (5) WCID Champaign NBC (6) Christian Cabtewsion (D (7) WAND Decatur ABC (D (8) WILL Urbana PBS 19) WGN Chicago SD (10) WICS Springfield NBC (D) (11) KPLR St Louis KTVI St. Louis ABC KSDK St. Louis 2 WTWOTerre Haute NBC 10 WTHI Torre Haute CBS 38 WBAK Terre Haute ABC 16 WUSIOIney.IL WRAU Peoria ABC WEEK Peoria NBC S3 WMBD Peoria CBS indicates advertisement. Complete daytime and movie MARY WORTH 7 REALLY -I'M AFRAID MY WIFE AND I HAVE OUTGROWN L-J 1 "4.1! 7 I DON'T WANT 7 HERE IN OLD TOWN XJ TO BE RUDE, TOBY? I THAT'S CONSIDERED i VQU'LL HAVE TO EXCUSE BUT IT IS I THE HANK OF THE a MY "HUSBAND! HE 15 USUALLY MIDNIGHT bf- A EVENING, THE STAY-UP-LATE SYNDROME! GOOD NIGHT, MR.

ST. JAMES! WEDNESDAY CHILDREN'S SHOW 3:30 (S St After-school Special DAYTIME SPORTS 12:15 Lead-Off Man 12:30 Baseball DAYTIME MOVIES 6:30 0 Vs "Frontier Horizon" (1938) John Wayne, Jennifer Jones. 9:00 0 "I Was A Male War Bride" (1949) Cary Grant. Ann Sheridan. 12:30 0 "Red Ball Express" (1952) Jeff Chandler, Alex Nicol.

3:00 0 "Pat Garrett And Billy The Kid" (1973) James Coburn, Kris Kristofferson. 4:00 "A Man, A Woman And A Bank" (1979) Donald Sutherland, Brooke Adams. V2 "Southward Ho" (1939) Roy Rogers, Gabby Hayes. TONIGHT 6:00 CS id: News Lou Rawls In Concert Video Concert Hall Bible Bowl Welcome Back, Kotter All In The Family 3 Dick Cavett (D Joker's Wild MASH 6:30 Bowling For Dollars MASH David Gruen Newsbeat OAt Home With The Bible Carol Burnett And Friends ffl Tic Tac Dough (D) Hogan's Heroes 3'; MacNeil Lehrer 10:50 53 Love Boat 11:00 ABC News Movie "This Property Is Condemned" 4 (1966) Natalie Wood. Robert Redford.

Movie "The Satan Bug" (1965) George Maharis, Richard Basehart. 1 1:20 Love Boat 11:30 0 Rookies EES Ironside 12:00 (2 EJ Tomorrow Movie "The Key Man" (1957) Lee Patterson. Colin Gordon. Good News 53 :34 Baretta 12:30 Barerta News Rex Humbard ED Your World 1:00 2 EJ News 1:10 PTL Club 53 3a News News 1:25 News 1:30 Movie (Time Approximate) "Cowboy Musketeer" Tom Keene. Newsbeat Ross Bagley 1:40 The FBI 1:42 Movie "The Rat Race" (1960) Tony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds.

1:55 Movie -t Vz "Godzilla Vs. The Thing" (1964) Akira Takarada, YurikoHoshi. 2:10 News 2:40 Face To Face 3:00 Movie (Time Approximate) "Rangers Of The Law" Tom Tyler. 700 Club 3:42 News 3:45 Health Field 3:47 Five Minutes To Live By 4:15 Weather 4:30 0 Movies (Time Approximate) "Border Raiders" Jack Perrin. Bob Gass Coupling: Sexual Life-Styles Of The 80s 08.00 PM CH.

3 Hallmark Hall of Fame Presents HENRY FONDA in "GIDEON'S TRUMPET BJJ Gideon's Trumpet 700 Club Tic Tac Dough Great Performances iU: Henry Hudson's River A Biography 8:30 (2) Hello. Lar- Cross-Wits 551 Family Feud 9:00 (SI CD 5J Quincy Movie "Escape To (1979) Roger Moore, David Niven. Hal Roach N6WS Joker's Wild Henry Hudson's River A Biography 9.30 America Max Morris News 16; Adventures In Art With Julie Harris 9:57 Wall Street Journal Business Report 10:00 (2) 10 03 60 5J gTJ News Medic Jewish Voice Maude Benny Hill Bill Moyers' Journal Hogan's Heroes 10:30 MASH 5J TonighJ OSS Streets Of San Francisco Video Concert Hall Ross Bagley Prisoner: Cell Block 10 NBA Basketball Captioned ABC News TJ 38 ABC News 10:45 0 Movie "Moment By Moment" (1978) John Travolta, Lily Tomlin. listings are found in the Sunday Herald and Review Central Il linois TV Scene magazine. MUTT AND JEFF Report (B QD Newlywed Game 3 All In The Family Tj Happy Days Again Cross-Wits 7:00 (D 53 3ft Eight Is Enough () GD El Real People Time Was: The 1970s ED) The Jimmy McNichol Special NBA Basketball Focus On The Family Hank Williams: The Man And His Music Gunsmoke CD Twilight Zone Great Performances 7:30 Presence Of God Sneak Previews 8:00 Charlie's Angels (2: 55 Diff'rent Strokes MJT I DON'T 1 HCW COME YOU ZwELI, IN THE AND IN THE'SECOND PLACeA UNDERSTAND ABOUT HANG OUT WITH FIRST PLACE, I WE NEVER KNOW WHEN A X- WMAT3 I SUCH A STUPID HE MAKES ME NUT LIKE JEFF IS GOING TO gspijj guy? xt-COK Vjurn quttobe a senilis keir'rtake 0 llSS T-JF LOOKS LIKE I HEED MAYBE I CAM Ir'ST (JPfc -nrsK HBLP-AND CARRY WW i HITCH A ROE-ON f'9 'fcllfei I GOTTA GET AWAY Tf I TH6 SCHOOL THE BORN U)SER' 4-30-80 NORTH J1063 VQ543 85 K84 ABC edges CBS in ratings race; 'magazines' score EAST 8754 VA1087 Q63 4A5 WEST 42 J962 7 4QJ109632 SOUTH AKQ9 AKJ10942 7 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South West North East Sooth 2 Pass 3 Pass Pass Dbl.

4 3 Pass Pass Opening lead: REX MORGAN. M.D. 7 NBC's new sports-oriented series, "The Sunday Games," was 19th. ABC's first-ever broadcast of the movie "Lady Sings the Blues" was No. 29.

With the aborted attempt to rescue the American hostages in Iran, all three networks cut into regular programming with special coverage. CBS News' report pulled the highest rating, good for a 44th place finish. NBC's program was No. 55 and ABC's finished 68th. In addition to ABC's special report on Iran, the bottom five included ABC's "Goodtime Girls" in 66th place, NBC's "Prime Time Saturday" 67th, "United S.tates" on NBC 69th and an ABC "News Closeup" on the dangers of uranium No.

70. Here are the week's 10 highest-rated shows: "60 Minutes," with a rating of 24.9 representing 19 million homes, CBS; "That's Incredible," 24.6 or 18.8 million, and "Three's Company," 23.4 or 17.9 million, both ABC; "M-A-S-H," 21.5 or 16.4 million, CBS; "20-20," 21.3 or 16.3 million, ABC; "Dallas" and "Dukes of Hazzard," both 21.1 or 16.1 million, both CBS; "Flo," 20.9 or 15.8 million, CBS, and "Love Boat," 20.7 or 15.8 million, and "Taxi," 20.6 or 15.7 million, both ABC. The next 10 shows: "Benson" and "Laverne and Shirley," both ABC; "Real People" and "Diff'rent Strokes," both NBC, tie; "Quincy," NBC; "Waikiki," "Baryshnikov on Broadway" and "Fantasy Island," all ABC; "The Sunday Games," NBC, and "Happy Days," ABC. NEW YORK (AP) CBS and ABC split the Top 10 in the prime-time ratings race for the week ending April 27 with ABC, runnerup to CBS in the recently completed season, finishing first for the seven-day period by less than half a point. CBS' "60 Minutes," the top-rated program in the 1979-80 season that ended April 20, was No.

1 for the week, with ABC's newsmagazine "20-20" an impressive fifth, figures from the A.C. Nielsen Co. show. The week's competition was the first for the networks since CBS ended ABC's four-year reign as ratings champion. CBS' margin over ABC for the season was one-tenth of a point.

ABC, in the most recent prime-time survey, claimed the No. 2 show to "60 Minutes," "That's Incredible," with another ABC program, "Three's Company," placing third. The rating for "60 Minutes" was 24.9. Nielsen says that means of all the homes in the country with television, just under a quarter saw at least part of the newsmagazine. ABC's rating for the week was 16.8 to 16.4 for CBS and 14.6 for NBC.

The networks say that means in an average prime-time minute during the week, 16.8 percent of the nation's TV-equipped homes were tuned to ABC. With reruns common on all three networks, several specials and new programs did well in the ratings, "Baryshnikov on Broadway" from ABC finished 17th for the week, and BESIDES, IT WONY BE LONG BEFORE JUSTIN 5 MAKlN' A BESIDES. IT WONY BE LONG 1 BEFORE JUSTIN'S MAKlN' A I I FORTUNE AFTER ALL, IT'S 1 NOT LIKE HE'S A REGULAR 1 DOCTOR HE'S IT'S A TWELVE -HOUP BUS TPlP-ANP THAT WOULD BETOo) LOCK EVieN I SHOULDN'T TAKE MOBE TH4N A EXPENSIVE r--'-YOU AND 2 COUPLE VAyS OFF" FCOM i -S. V5VN WAVErWYl WORK SHARON. THEW vWY SEEH EACH 0TUEQ FOQ DON YOU OVER THCEE WEEKS 1 AD CAPP IF YOU WANTTHE WDRLfc TO BEAT A RATH TO YOUR DOOR JUST LI DOWN AN' TRY' TO TAKE A NAP 'V I 7" WrnxNmotemild I BEN ANY CALLERS I I abcxjt That lAii-N PIGEON I'VE X'LlN XA tr GOT fOU SALE?) SOON) tesrvT c1 -ii fix CMA1 never Win at bridge By OSWALD JACOBY and ALAN SONTAG Newspaper Enterprise Association Although East-West have a cheap save in five clubs, down only two tricks, East elected to defend.

Against a lesser declarer this decision might well nave been profitable. Nortli and South were playing strong two bids. North's decision to double three clubs at his first opportunity is questionable. A bid of three notrump or pass would be favored by most players. However, they arrived in their four-spade contract.

The opening queen of clubs lead was ducked around the table. Declarer rightly refused to waste dummy's king. West switched to a small heart and East took his ace-East then played his ace of clubs which declarer ruffed with a spade honor. Declarer now drew all four rounds of trumps ending in the dummy. At this point declarer's only problem is the diamond suit.

If he plays the ace and king of diamonds and the queen doesn't drop, he will have no way of using his suit later and will go down one. This South realized that be could still afford to lose one more trick. Consequently he took a safe diamond finesse. Even if it lost to West, West would not be able to lead any suit to his side's adva-ngage. Dummy had both the nigh club and high heart.

When dummy's diamond eight held the trick it was all over. South had his game with ail overtrick. Puerto Rico SLEUTH SHORT RIBS by Frank Hill THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Keane SHE MuT BE" IBGTABRONESDTWA A A A SATO TMD EAAA BBJBLAEDOFRYJYN e(po UEBYMGIACAAA 0pl BLARUUCNBG I lnm A A A AST in SRYDEOGEA de) A A 0 A A A A S' WSSES Love's not lost GOL.Pi i COIN i i xu- -1U NEW yokk (Ah-) mere no love lost at the World Trade Center these days it's all being captured on videotape. As part of an experiment in "video art," New Yorkers are being asked to i WOULDVOU FIVE IS MV TOP TAKE TWO COINS? utes and describe their thoughts about Yesterday's unlisted clue: JESTER Find the listed words in the diagram. They run in all directions forward, backward, up, down and diagonally.

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