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3 (Hife Altnlclfltt 0tar 'Tuesday. March 25. 198 tale 'Dr. assassination Mudd (Weather 6:00 ONBC News QD CBS News Tic Tac Dough Until WlJllllJf I From the Top 12:00 Late Movie 12:30 OQD Tomorrow: With host Tom Snyder. (60 min) 12:35 0 News 12:40 Q) Movie (Q ABC News 11:00 CD Best of Johnny Carson welcomes guests Lola Falana, George Carlm, Charles Frank and Ralph Rector, (repeat, 90 min) Campaign 'W Starsky And Hutch -i -Q) Tuesday Movie of the Week: "Night Cries" Susan St.

James. A young mother is tormented by terrifying dreams that indicate her dead child is alive and in danger, (repeat, 2 12:45 Q) News 1:00 Q) Tomorrow 2:00 0 Rifleman 2:30 High Chaparral 2:40 Qj Movie 3:30 Health Field 4:00 QPTLCIuo 4:25 (Q Love American Style hrs) QDCBS Late Movie: "Bamaby Grain Potential double the fee to kill her parents' best friend, "Uncle" Ralphie. for the way he treated her when she was a kid. (CLOSED CAPTIONED) Q3 The Story 10:00 OOODCB0DQDCD News, Weather, Sports Dick Cavett Last Of The WJld Rifleman 10:30 QD Decision '80: Report on the results of the New York and Connecticut Primaries. 0 Maude O) Q) The '80 Vote: Frank Reynolds will anchor this special report on the Connecticut and New York Primaries.

ABC Captioned News ft Rmkford Files Movie 17 QD Campaign '80: Results of the Connecticut and New York Primaries. Q3 Maybeny RFD Play The Percentages Sanford And Son Eyewitness News Streets Of San Francisco News 6:30 Three's A Crowd PM Magazine Joker's Wild For Toe Record Tic Tac Dough if Tom And Jerry AU In The Family Happy Days Again ShaNaNa Nashville On The Road in A 10 percent reduction meat consumption by North Americans would provide enough grain to feed 60 million ES3 uort no. Jones: Deadly Reunion" Betty becomes personally involved in a murder investigation when the prime suspect turns out to be a man she once loved; and "Desperate Character" Shirley MacLaine. The drama centers around a couple suffering from the strains of contemporary society. i Q3 News 11:30 8 CBS Late Movie (DB) Tonight Show ein 1 Sho't Stationary- Occluded Riitttta sss NAItONAl WIMHM SltVICf.

NO. 0t Cotmkwu people. anjnnnnnnnnnanBnnnnaannnnnnl Birth rate drops BUYING Canada's birth rate 'has IV dropped from 46 births per 1,000 UULI people a century ago to 15 per SCRAP GOLD, GOLD COINS, 1.000 today. STERLING SILVER, (BUT NOT SILVER COINS) TTTTZ 1 A GOOD AND FAIR ifrMiMirfr PRICE Rain will make a comeback cay .10 cdy .21 cdy .29 cdy .24 cdy cdy Cdy .01 cdy .43 clr cdy clr .30 clr cdy .04 rn cdy .17 cdy 26 28 37 32 35 43 33 30 32 21 32 21 71 5S 32 64 34 34 42 43 52 45 70 27 It degrees. Rainfall, .24 inches.

Total rainfall since Jan. 1, 18.68 inches. Sunset today, 5:59 p.m. Sunrise Wednesday, 5:38 a.m. EXTENDED FORECAST A chance of showers south and partly cloudy north Thursday.

Chance of rain and thunderstorms Friday. Decreasing cloudiness Saturday. Lows in the 40s and 50s. Highs in the 60s and 70s. AROUND THE STATE Highest ttmptrarurt Monday, lowest Monday night, precipitation tor the 24 hours ending at 7 a.m.

CST today. Huntsville- clr ft 7:00 OJBCD Misadventures of Sheriff Lobe: "The Panhandle Pussycats Cttme to Orly" Determined to defeat a rival football team, Lobo arrests nine of the biggest men in town and makes them a pigskin-or-prison prop-' osition. (repeat, 60 min) CD CBS Movie Special: "The Ordeal of Dr. Mudd" Dennis Weaver stars as the Maryland physician who, because he unwittingly aided in the escape of Abraham Lincoln's assassin by setting his broken leg, became the subject of one of the country's most, infamous trials. (3 hrst QD Q) Happy Days: "The Roaring Twenties" With the help of Richie's Uncle Joe, the gang is transported back to the colorful days of the roaring 20's where district attorney Richie and hoodlum Fonrie battle over the love of Lori Beth, a scantily-clad singer from Howard's Kit Kat Club.

MacNett-Lehrer Report Movie Everybody 7:30 tD QD Laverne and Shirley: "The Duke of Squigman" In a rousing comedy, Squiggy gets a touch of class and turns into royalty but only as a sleepwalker when be and Lenny move into Laverne and Shirley's apartment while the girls go to Chica- fl Advance in Health 8:00 IB QD The Big Show: Variety show. (90 min) 47 40 S3 4S 50 42 54 37 40 30 42 5t 44 71 72 55 1 44 3 43 53 64 5S 77 15 3t 43 71 54 5 UL St rn .03 tn .32 rn cdy cdy .44 cdy rn clr clr PBS back on 10 Wayne Lee, vice president and general manager of Cablevision Co. of Anniston, said Monday that cablevision would continue showing the Alabama Public Television Network (APTN), an affilfate of the Public Broadcasting System (PBS), on Channel 10 beginning today. Confusion resulted among Anniston viewers recently when Cablevision tried to clear one of the two PBS channels, Channel 10 or Channel 7, to carry new programming. Channel 10 had been a direct cable feed from the APTN studios in Birmingham.

Channel 7 was the same programming, only broadcast from WCIQ, APTN's transmitter on Mount Cheaha. In recent weeks, Cablevision Co. of Anniston has shown the NCAA basketball championships from ESTN, a Connecticut network, on Channel 10 and APTN on Channel 7. Lee said the problem in transferring APTN to Channel 7 was that "off the air" interference prevented Anniston cable subscribers from getting good reception on their Channel 7. "Off the arr, interference is a signal coming directly to the TV set from a transmitter, interfering with a cable signal.

To solve the problem, Cablevision Co. of Anniston will show APTN on Channel 10 again, and Channel 7 will be blank, except where individual TV sets pick up transmissions directly from WCIQ on Mount Cheaha. TURING' JSB'74 FREE PIZZA Chayennt Chicago Cincinnati Clavaland Cdumbui Dal-Ft Wth Danver Das Moinn Detroit Ouluth Fairbanks Hartford Hatana Honolulu Houston Indnaplls Jacksnvlla Juneau Kans City Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Nashville New Orleans New York Norfolk Okla City Omaha Orlando Philadphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Ptland, Me Ptland, Ore Rapid City Reno Richmond St Louis St P-Tampa Salt Lake San Diego San Fran Seattle Spokane St Ste Maria Tulsa WasMngtn cdy 442.07 52 From Wire Reports The rain that went away Monday is due to come back Wednesday as clouds sweeping out of Texas, Arkansas and Louisiana are expected to cross Alabama. Another low pressure system which may affect Alabama was moving out of the Rocky Mountains this morning. Statewide, the extended forecast calls for showers In the south and cloudy skies in the north on Thursday.

A chance of rain and thunderstorms exists Friday. Decreasing cloudiness is predicted for Saturday. LOCAL FORECAST Mostly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. A chance of rain Wednesday. Winds northeast less than 6 mph.

Lows tonight mid-40s. Highs Wednesday mid-60s. Probability of rain 40 percent Wednesday. LOCAL STATISTICS Highest temperature this date. SO in 1929.

Lowest temperature this date, 25 in 1915. For 24 hours ending at 6:30 a.m. today: Highest temperature, 75 degrees; lowest temperature. 44 37 50 36 25 65 43 Oecatur 70 Muscle Shoals 44 AMNISTON 75 44 Birmingham 74 41 Tuscaloosa 42 CentrevllK 76 41 Montgomery 74 4a Dothan 75 4 Mobile 14 46 .00 .00 .24 .02 .00 OS .22 .00 4V BUY ONE SECOND SAME SIZE FREE! THICK OR THIN CRUST EAT IN OR CARRY i OUT I "YOU PAY FOR HIGHER PRICE PIZZA" PRESENT THIS COUPON WITH GUEST CHECK COUPON EXPIRES MARCH 30 1980 VOID WITH OTHER COUPON OR SUNDAY SPECIAL! 744 54 53 35 AROUND THE NATION .73 clr .35 clr cdy cdy. clr .12 cdy cdy .11 clr cdy rn cdy cdy .40 clr .01 rn clr .34 cdy cdy clr cdy cdy cdy cdy .21 clr HI La Pre Otlk SS 34 .41 cdy 52 54 46 50 59 50 79 31 67 63 51 49 34 44 55 WAGON WHEEL 7m 0 CDS) Three's Company: "Love Thy Neighbor" When Chrissy finds out that Jack has become a male escort and is running around with an older woman, she thinks that Jack is not receiving enough affection at home and decides to make the ultimate sacrifice, (repeat) (CLOSED CAPTIONED) 17TH QUINTARD 237-8400 QUINTARD MALL 831-6666 Albany Albuque Amarillo Anchorage Ashevllle Atlanta Attantc Cry Baltimore Birmlnghm Bismarck Boise Boston Brownsvlle Buffalo Charlstn SC Chartatn WV 30 clr 31 cdy 25 cdy SO .20 cdy 43 .14 cdy 43 1:01 cdy 44 .23 clr 41 .02 rn cdy 23 cdy 37 clr 4 cdy 34 .14 cdy St cdy 41 1.31 cdy RESTAURANT Hi-Monday's high.

Lo-Mongay's low. Prc-Preclpitatlon for 24 hours en Tuesday. ding 7 a.m. ES EST The 708 Club conditions outlook for "FINE FOOD FOR FINE FOLKS" Otlk-Sky 8:30 Sanford and Son SI Taxi: "The Apartment" The Taxi gang gets a laugh-filled dose of OPEN 11:30 A.M. 'TIL 9:00 P.M.

JACKSONVILLE HIGHWAY AT ANNISTON BEACH ROAD FRESH SEAFOOD high living when Latka's flea-trap apartment is demolished, prompting him to blow his life's savings on a luxurious penthouse, but he doesn't realize, the $3,000 is for one month's rent only, so Alex sets up a fund raiser, with Elaine as the entertainment, (repeat) 9:00 STgAcs r-i UJ i fAMiLY wacrs Alabama Democrats to pick 14 convention delegates SPECIAL SEAFOOD BUFFET WED. FRI. NIGHT Oysters on Half Shell, Fried Oysters, Boiled man. Joe Reed of Montgomery, vice chair- ujoh" Hot on the trail of the man for minority affairs, U.S. Rep.

Ronnie "kmer6f a Hart Industries chemist. Price Watch for our FiioDo of Florence, national commit- CI Shrimp, Fried Shrimp, Deviled Crab, Catfish, Ocean Perch, Frog Legs, Shrimp Creole Rice, Hush Puppies, French Fries, Salad Bar. April Special I Hl lfitOLDEN FRIED aVJ ShrimD i DEEP FRIED 11 7 Oysters Jonathan and Jennifer find themselves trapped in a test chamber where they are subjected to terrifying weather changes by a beautiful but dangerous female scientist who has discovered a powerful new narcotic, (repeat, 80 min) 0 Mystery (0 Fight Against Slavery 9:20 Great American Gospel Sound 9:30 OflDGD United States: "Touching Story" Libby reveals that, if she could, she would pay an assassin Snapper Fingers ft $J95 ALL YOU CAN EAT! StuHed Crabs .771 i ALSO SERVING REGULAR A LA CARTE MENU Flounder "ft! Seafood Platter nv. FRESH Catfish BROILED l.r All Saato IndudM Baktd Patala ar Star Capital Bureau MONTGOMERY This weekend, Ala-, bama Democrats are to choose 14 additional delegates to go to the national convention in New York in August -Eight-two Democrats have qualified for 10 of those positions, and nine delegate candidates are from the Third Congressional District. Seven of the nine are from Calhoun County, which Is part of the district.

The 14 delegates, to be chosen in meetings in Birmingham, will be pledged to President Jimmy Carter, Following the weekend selections. Alabama Democrats will have 45 delegates and 33 alternates. Forty-three of the delegates will be pledged to Carter and two to Sen. Edward- Kennedy of Massachusetts, under party rules governing delegate selection. Of the alternates, 31 will be pledged to Carter and two to Kennedy.

Thirty-one delegates were chosen by Alabama voters in the March 11 Democratic primary, in which Carter handily defeated Kennedy and California Gov. Jerry Brown, and took the lion's share of the delegates. ON FRIDAY, the 31 delegates will choose delegates for four slots allocated to an elected" group of public or party officials. Those contending for the four slots are George Lewis Bailes Jr, state party chair- rnj teewoman Louphenia Thomas and Robert Smith of Florence, vice chairman for youth. No alternates will be chosen from this group.

On Saturday, 10 convention delegates and eight alternates will be chosen by the State Democratic Executive Committee. Calhoun County candidates for the delegate slots Include John Glen Browder of Jacksonville, who won an alternate spot March 11. His wife. Sara M. "Becky" Browder, who narrowly missed selection March 11, also is trying for a delegate slot.

OTHER CALHOUN COUNTY candidates are H.R. "Pat" Burnham of Anniston, John B. Nisbet Jr. of Jacksonville, Frances and Gerald Willis of Piedmont and Arile Brown of Oxford. All were unsuccessful candidates March 11.

Florietta D. Taylor of Talladega, who also was unsuccessful in the March 11 delegate balloting, Is the only Talladega County candidate. Also seeking a delegate spot is Barbara Barnes of Alexander City in Tallapoosa County. She won an alternate spot March 11. Frandi Friet ar 0ii Rlnsa, Hinhpupswa, Cala Slaw FABULOUS 89th ANNIVERSARY! A fantastic week of delicious spectaculars Athenian sycak HOUSE 221 SOUTH QUINTARD 237-1201 TODAY ONLY! Famous Golden Rule BAR-B-Q 2 FOR 89f Reg.

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