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Page 7 Southern Illinoisan, Wednesday, February 18, 1987 Peanuts Top 20 IS THAT WHAT LEP YOU TO BECOME A SURGEON? I IMAGINE THE LIFE OF A SURGEON CAN OBVIOUSLY. YOU HAVE 5AVEP THE LIVES OF Television ss USA Mi oocgiinsiD host stays Frank and Ernest ii wit' Born Loser Apartment 3-G IU VPLZ 15 TH "THAT WROKX3 WITH THAT? ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) -Bob Barker won his fight against furs Tuesday when Miss USA pageant officials agreed to clothe the contestants in fake mink and ermine rather than have their host walk out of the nationally televised finals. Barker, an animal rights activist, and George Honchar, head of the pageant, announced at a news conference after the dress rehearsal that Barker was staying. "I am tremendously happy, tremendously happy," Barker said.

"Ultimately, I had no doubt Bob would have stuck by his (anti-fur) commitment and maybe we would have had a surprise host," Honchar said. Barker had taken part in the rehearsal on the understanding that the women selected at random to portray the 10 semifinalists would wear cloth coats and in one case a western jacket. He said he and Barker reached an agreement and the pageant was able to find simulated furs at an Albuquerque department store that were suitable for on-camera use. Earlier, pageant officials had said they were bound by commitments to use furs provided by a furrier, but that problem apparently was resolved. Honchar said the CBS television audience would be told the furs were fake.

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"I think it would be hypocritical of me to appear if the furs are used." CBS officials required a stand-in be prepared, said Neal. Michael Young, master of ceremonies of the Miss Teen USA Pageant and host of the syndicated television shows "Kids Are People Too" and "Putting On The Kids," has been Barker's understudy. Barker is host of the nationally syndicated television game show "The Price Is Right." Pageant co-host Mary Frann plays Bob Ne-whart's wife on his CBS-TV comedy series. The 52 contestants, ages 17 to 24, included a representative from every state and the District of Columbia, as well as the reigning Miss Teen USA. The competition, judged by an 11-member panel of celebrities, involved evening gown and swimsuit competition and interviews.

Miss USA will receive $200,000 in cash and prizes. She also represents the United States in the 1987 Miss Universe pageant in Singapore. about the resistance movement in Chicago, Justin is repro-grammed and Kimberly's outlaw play is closed. (2 hrs.) Part 4 of 7. 5 CD 14 Cheers (CC) Cliff's plans to sue the owner of a dog that bit him become secondary when he meets the woman to whom the dog belongs.

In Stereo. 33 Jazzbreak with Kevin Cox (ID MOVIE: 'Ulzana's Raid' An Indian scout must track down ten rampaging Apache Indians. Burt Lancaster. Bruce Davison, Jorge Luke. 1972.

(27) Kenneth Hagin 30 MOVIE: 'Broadway Danny Rose' A small-time but good-hearted talent agent works diligently to make successes of his hopeless clients. Woody Allen, Mia Farrow. 1984. MOVIE: 'A Night in Heaven' A married teacher risks everything for a night of passion with one of her former students. Christopher Atkins, Lesley Ann Warren, Robert Logan.

1983. 5 CD 14 Tortellis Nick makes an outrageous TV commercial when his repair business falters. In Stereo. 33 Arts Calendar with George Mavigliano (27) Doug Clark 4 QD 25 Equalizer McCall becomes involved in the case of a woman with a mysterious and possibly deadly secret. (60 min.) 5 CD 14 St.

Elsewhere (CC) Westphall and Auschlander face the distinct possibility that St. Eli-gius may be sold to its rival Boston General, while Morrison confronts the convict who assaulted him. (60 min.) 33 Call-In Program Live. CD 9 Eyes on the Prize America's Civil Rights Years 1954-1965 (CC) The right to vote and the murder of three civil rights workers are documented. (60 min.) 11 $100,000 Pyramid Praise the Lord College Basketball: Illinois State at Bradley (2 hrs.) Live.

News 33 Today in Washington 8:30 9:00 9:30 11 Newswatch CNN News 10:00 2 CD 4 5 CD QD 25 News CD Firing Line (60 min.) 9 Nightly Business Report 11 WKRP in Cincinnati QD MASH 14 Newswatch (ID Benny Hill Show 30 Late Show: Starring Joan Rivers Honeymooners Alfred Hitchcock Hour 1 0:05 Are We Winning America and the Cold War Historical footage and interviews with Cold War experts are combined in this examination of the origins, progress and effects of this continuing conflict. Narration: Anne Jackson. (90 min.) 10:30 2 MASH CD ABC News Nightline 4 Carol Burnett and Friends 5 CD 14 Tonight Show Tonight's guest is Bob Uecker. (60 min.) In Stereo. 33 CSPAN's Event of the Day Tape Delayed.

9 Dark Shadows 11 Hollywood Squares QD Barnaby Jones 25 Ask Dr. Ruth (ID Twilight Zone Magnum, P.I. 10:35 QD Jeffersons NEW YORK (AP) Here are the prime-time television ratings as compiled by the A.C. Nielsen Co. for the week of Feb.

9-15. Top 20 listings include the week's ranking, with full season-to-date ranking in parentheses, rating for the week, and total homes. An in parentheses denotes one-time-only presentation. 1. (1) "The Cosby Show." NBC, 38.2 rating, 33.4 million homes.

2. (2) "Family Ties," NBC, 36.2. 31.6 million homes. 3. (3) "Cheers," NBC.

27.4, 23.9 million homes. 4. (4) "Murder. She Wrote." CBS. 26.4, 23.1 million homes.

5. (8) "Moonlighting," ABC. 25.9. 22.6 million homes. 6.

(6) "Night Court." NBC, 25.4. 22.2 million homes. 7. (X) "Amerika." Part 1, ABC. 24.7, 21.6 million homes.

8. (9) "Growing Pains," ABC, 24.3. 21.2 million homes. 9. (16) "The Two Mrs.

Grenvilles," Part 2 "NBC Monday Night Movies." 24.0, 21.0 million homes. 10. (5) "Golden Girls," NBC, 23.7, 20.7 million homes. 11. (7) "60 Minutes," CBS, 22.4, 19.6 million homes.

12. (10) "Who's -the Boss?" ABC, 22.1, 19.3 million homes. 13. (15) "Facts of Life Down Under" "NBC Sunday Night Movie." 21.4. 18.7 million homes.

14. (X) "Carol Burnett Special." ABC, 20.9, 18.3 million homes. 15. (16) "Kate Allie." CBS, 20.5. 17.9 million homes.

16. (1 1) "Dallas." CBS. 19.5. 17.0 million homes. 17.

(21) "Matlock," NBC, 19.3. 16.9 million homes. 18. (14) "227." NBC, 18.8, 16.4 million homes. 19.

(13) "Amen," NBC, 18.7. 16.3 million homes. 20. (27) "LA. Law," NBC, 18.3.

16.0 million homes. 1 1 1 :00 2 ABC News Nightline CD Maverick 4 Adderly Greenspan is temporarily assigned to a small island nation known for its voodoo. (70 min.) 33 CSPAN's Event of the Day Tape Delayed. CD Great Decisions 9 Fugitive 11 MOVIE: 'Alien Zone' A terrified man discovers the secret of a deranged alien. John Ericson, Bernard Fox.

1978. 25 T.J. Hooker (70 min.) (R). (ID Charlie's Angels 30 Leave It to Beaver SportsCenter Dragnet 11:05 QD Adderly (70 min.) 1 1 :30 2 All New Dating Game 5 Love Connection CD 14 Late Night with David Letterman Tonight's guests are comedian David Steinberg and 80-year-old dancer Barbara Mos-ley. (60 min.) In Stereo.

GD The Ropers 30 I Love Lucy Mark Sosin's Salt Water Journal MOVIE: 'Mayday at 40,000 Feet' Edge of Night 11:35 MOVIE: 'His Kind of Woman' 12:00 2 $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime CD News (R). 5 Late Night with David Letterman Tonight's guests are comedian David Steinberg and 80-year-old dancer Barbara Mosley. (60 min.) In Stereo. QD Tales of the Unexpected (2) TCT Today 30 Perry Mason Tom Mann Outdoors MOVIE: 'A Night in Heaven' 1 2:1 0 4 MOVIE: 'Valentine Magic on Love Island' 25 MOVIE: 'Nothing Personal' 12:15 QD MOVIE: 'Acapulco Gold' 12:30 2 Mission: Impossible 14 Nightlife Jack Hayford NBA Today 12:35 11 MOVIE: 'Exorcist II: The Heretic' 1:00 5 News (R). 33 CSPAN's Event of the Day Tape Delayed.

(S) Randy Shankle 30 MOVIE: 'The Deer Hunter' Mazda Sports Look 1:30 2 News 4 Today's Business 25 CBS News Nightwatch Joined in Progress (2Z) Praise the Lord SportsCenter Welcome Back, otter 2:00 2 Expression Top Rank Boxing from Las Vegas. NV (2 30 min.) (R). Odd Couple MOVIE: 'Crazy Mama' 2:05 MOVIE: 'Walk Softly Stranger' 2:30 11 MOVIE: 'Oregon Trail' INN News 3:00 MOVIE: 'Hold Back the Dawn' 4:00 33 CSPAN's Event of the Day Tape Delayed. Temperatures Rising Beverly Hillbillies 11Muppets TCT Today Ocean Sprays Bodies in Motion Girl With Something Extra Andy Griffith 4:30 DOES THAT MEAN HE'S ON THE TASK SELLING I I IT'S FOR HUSBANPS Mf I IT'S FOR HUSBANOS Mj BEAUTY WHO WNT Cy WHO PON'T BUY NO, I JUST LIKEP THE i itti pecu annrncai LI i ILL OrtULI'H UVW I IL ALWAYS IT, PurAT LSAST THAV 2-18 1M7 by Nf ANYTHING rLOoK.TOAMlE--- I'M NOT VOICING POESN'T DISAPPROVAL I JUST PONT WANT TO SEE YOU GET HE'S FALLEN in iove with you ANP I THIkJK YEAR YOU'RE FALLING IN LUVt VVI in pip you HEAR SOMETHING SNAP? HUSBANPS ALWAYS WANNA KNOW ABOUT THE BAT Horoscope By Bernice Bede Osol Your Birthday Wednesday, Feb. 18, 1987 Favorable changes are likely in the year ahead where your finances are concerned.

They may not appear to be too lucrative at first, but as time unfolds, you'll appreciate their magnitude. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) A good idea should not be ignored today just because it didn't originate with you. Favorable results are far more important than authorship.

PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Don't be too extravagant with your resources today. Remember, it's a lot easier to take it out of the bank than it is to put it back in. ARIES (March 21-April 19) You can achieve your ends today if you are patient and tolerant when you deal with key people on a one-to-one basis. Make them feel important and respected.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) This can be a productive day for you, provided you are persistent. If you run into resistance, throttle up, not down. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Opportunities that are available for you today will lose some of their dynamics if you don't follow through on them instantly. Don't straddle the fence. CANCER (June 21-July 22) In an important career situation today, have a backup plan ready just in case your first one fizzles out.

If you're prepared, you'll succeed. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Just because a friend isn't in total accord with you today doesn't mean he or she is your enemy. Cool down and look for the wisdom in his or her viewpoint. VIRGO (Aug.

23-Sept. 22) If you behave too selfishly with others today, they're going to be reluctant about getting involved with you in the future. Take a little, give a little. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.

23) You may have to deal with someone today who is unreasonable and gruff. This person can be turned into an ally if you treat him or her the opposite way he or she treats you. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If you have to work in close conjunction today with someone who does things in a hasty, careless manner, be watchful so he or she doesn't foul up your efforts as well SAGITTARIUS (Nov.

23-Dec. 21) Keep your priorities in proper order today. Make it a point to put the productive first and the pleasurable last. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.

19) Instead of finding challenging situations intimidating today, you are more likely to have your resolve strengthened by them. When the going gets tough the tough get going. i -jy rsr -i X1-! LJ I ANYTHING Answer to Previous Puzzle 6:00 2 4 5 GD GD 25 News CD 5100,000 Pyramid 33 Sportsview (60 min.) 9 MacNeil-Lehrer Newsh-our 11 Facts of Life QD New Newlywed Game 14 Newswatch dD Magnum. P.I. 30 Gimme a Break SportsCenter Barney Miller Airwolf 6:05 Sanford and Son 6:30 2 CD Entertainment Tonight ET talks to Valerie Bertinelli about her upcoming CBS-TV mini-series, "I'll Take 4 New Newlywed Game 5 GD 14 Wheel of Fortune GD Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime 1 1 Ted Knight Show Monroe's life is threatened after he gives an entertainer a harsh review.

QD All New Dating Game 25 Hollywood Squares 30 Benson College Basketball: 1968 NCAA Final Four Highlights Highlights from the 1968 final four teams: UCLA, North Caro lina, Ohio State, and Houston. I Jeffersons 6:35 Honeymooners I 7:00 2 CD Perfect Strangers (CC) When Larry and Balki take a skiing weekend with Jennifer and Mary Anne, the foursome soon find themselves snowed in together at a remote cabin. Part 1 of 2. 4 25 Magnum, P.I. Magnum's routine business trip to Los Angeles leads to romance, a murder investigation and a drug ring.

(2 hrs.) (R). 5 CD 14 Highway to Heaven (CC) Jonathan and Mark try to help a Vietnam veteran who is considering turning to a life of crime to solve his problems. (60 min.) In Stereo. 33 New Frontier CD 9 Great Performances: Live from Lincoln Center: Placido Domingo in Concert (2 hrs.) In Stereo 11 MOVIE: 'The In-Laws' A mild-mannered dentist becomes an unwilling cohort in crime with his soon-to-be in-law. Peter Falk, Alan Arkin, Richard Libertini.

1979. QD MOVIE: 'Silver Streak' An editor on a cross-country train ride encounters a love affair, a murder plot and a wild police chase. Gene Wilder, Jill Clay-burgh, Richard Pryor. 1976. dD Star Trek TCT Today 30 Rockford Files College Basketball: Pittsburgh at Georgetown (2 hrs.) Live.

MOVIE: 'Deliverance' Four men struggle to survive during a terrifying weekend canoe trip on a wild river. Burt Reynolds, Jon Voight. Ned Beatty. 1972. Riptide 7:05 MOVIE: 'A Fistful of Dynamite' A couple of mismatched bandits, a dynamite tossing Irish revolutionary and a rowdy Mexican thief team up to rob banks.

James Coburn, Rod Steiger. 1972. 7:30 2 CD Head of the Class (CC) Charlie's class makes a video to be placed in a time capsule. (2Z) Marriage on the Rock 8:00 2 CD Amerika (CC)Devin learns CA JU A JN A -i. -2.

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