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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5E televisionmonday Eric Mink TelevisionRadio Feb. 25, 1985 KETC KPLR ST. LOUIS STATIONS KTVI 0 KMOX 6 KSDK Q5) CABLE STATIONS AS.E rtEntrtmmn1 KNLC CBN CBN Cable Network KDNL ESPN Entertainment Sports USA USA Network WON Chicago Independent WTBS Atlanta Independent Paid Advertisement Home Boi Oft ice HTN Home Theater Net LIFE Lilthme MAX Cinemai NICK Nickelodeon NASH The Nashville Network SHO Showtime SPN SateMrte Programming SPT Sportl Time TMC The Movie Channel 'Bunny's Tale' Hops On TV Trail 6 AM 6:30 1,7 AM 7:30 8 AM 8:30 I 9 AM 1 9:30 110 AM1 10:30 111 AMI 11:30 Romper Room ABC News Good Morning Amenca Walters TrtviaTrap Family Feud Ryan's Hope Loving BodyPower CBSNews CBSMomingNews $25,000 Pyramid Your Luck PncetsRigrit YoungAndTheResHess NBC News jln StLouis Today Donahue J. Raphael Scrabble teword Wheel Fortune Yoga MisterRogers Sesaro Street BeclricCo.

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The cost will range from an additional $10.95 a month to $5.95 a month, depending on how many other pay services you're paying for. American Cablevision, which claims some 11,000 subscribers in areas of north St. Louis county, and STL Cablevision, one of two companies that Vere awarded franchises for the city of St. Louis, also plan to offer Sports Time. On the negative side, Sports Time has lost Rex Lardner, its director of programming, who came to the operation with 13 years experience in network sports at NBC and CBS.

On March 4, Lardner is scheduled to take over the television sports operations for Ted Turner's WTBS cable superstation in Atlanta. He'll have responsibility for Braves baseball, NBA basketball and a range of "college sports. Replacing Lardner at Sports Time is Dave Axelson, who was his second-in command. it -to -to At 7 tonight, Channel 11 has scheduled a stereo broadcast of Diana Ross' notorious Central Park concert of last year. The concert, telecast previously by the Showtime pay-cable channel but never aired locally on regular television, was accompanied by off-camera violence by roving gangs of punks.

Channel 11, by the way, recently picked up the local rerun rights to NBC's "Hill Street Blues." Assuming the show's not cancelled by the network a safe bet Channel 11 will be able to start showing the series in 1987. The program has been available on the syndication market for about a year, but buyers were hesitant to ante up the reported asking price of $15,000 to $20,000 per episode. General manager Barry Baker refused to say what he paid for the show, but it stands to reason that it was on the low end of that range. Baker also has bought the local broadcast rights to nearly 200 episodes of "The Beverly Hillbillies," the old "Bob Newhart Show," and the vastly underrated "Bosom Buddies." Talk about eye-openers: If you cram a couple of dozen women into skeleton-tight, skimpy satin swimming suits so that their breasts spill out the top, their rear ends fall out the bottom, their blood fails to circulate and their lungs draw insufficient breath. If you also clamp satin rabbit ears on the women's heads and stick a large, white puff of fabric on their bottoms.

If you then put these women to work serving men food and drink in a private club owned by a magazine publishing empire built on pictures of naked women. If you fill the place with hordes of male yahoos whose idea of a good time is leering, patting and pinching their way to a point just this side of unconsciousness. If you pay the women paltry wages, tell them to flirt with customers to fatten up tips and force them to conform to an infantile point system of behavior. If you do all these things, it turns out that the women will wind up being treated like so many pieces of meat and not like real human beings. They may very well be made to feel cheap and exploited.

Oh. You already knew that. Well then, count yourself among the tens of millions of thinking human beings with no conceivable reason to have these obvious points bashed into their heads by a televisionized sociological sledgehammer called "A Bunny's Tale" (tonight at 8, Channel 2). The story was "inspired by" the 1963 experiences of Gloria Steinem, then a struggling freelance writer in New York who lied about her identity and became a Playboy Club "bunny" for a short time in order to write about her experiences. Steinem, of course, later had her consciousness raised and became founder and publisher of Ms.

magazine. The main problem with "A Bunny's Tale" is that 22 years is a millenium in an era of sexual revolution. What were revelations in 1963 seem like common sense today. With the perspective of time has come the realization that "bunnies" are really nothing more than designer cocktail waitresses, a group that has been suffering the indignities of revealing costumes, presumptuous customers and exploitive employers for decades, if not centuries. "A Bunny's Tale" tries to broaden its message; a concluding narration declares that all women are "bunnies." It's an arguable point, to be sure, but the program offers no real substance to back it up.

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This is because they drink more water, which is in part compensating for kidney malfunction. Since protein is being lost in the urine, some nutritionists say i dogs with kidney failure need some high-quality (lean meat) protein. Others believe too much protein can be very harmful. A low-protein diet tp (grj) CBN ESPN HBO HTN LIFE mx NASH SHO SPN TMC USA WTBS A struggling of the runt brought the rescuer, who ran over and rooted the leg up with its snout People who keep pigs as pets are struck by how intelligent, responsive, curious, affectionate and playful pigs are not at all like the pig stereotype of being filthy or insensitive. And now we learn that they have an inhorn altruism.

Knowing these things, I for one now abstain from eating pork, Coming Tomorrow ham and bacon. They just don't taste the same anymore. Send your questions to Dr. Fox in care of the St Louis Post-Dispatch, 900 North Tucker Boulevard, St Louis, Mo. (3101.

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The first to notice that the boy was in distress was the pig, who had been out swimming with the child. It went back into the water to save him! I have seen a piglet of a few days old rescue a runty litter-mate on two occasions when the latter, got its leg stuck in the floor slat of a factory pigpen. The distress squeals and Subscribe to the Post-Dispatch. Call 622-7111 for home delivery. i ekRBl GRAMS SOUmON BY JJOO d3 CKtv From St.

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