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Tuesday, AugUst 25,1981 The PharoB-Tribune, Logansport, TV-Guide Tuesday Evening EVENING 6:00 WELCOME BACK, KOTTER SPORTSCENTER OF 6:30 6:55 6:58 7:00 7:30 7:58 8:00 NEWS ABC NEWS CBSNEWS GDJOHNANKERBERG SHOW ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW (D MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT Programming may be interrupted or delayed due to pledging. ID NBC NEWS BASEBALL Cincinnati Reds vs Montreal Expos (DIE) FAMILY FEUD FACE THE MUSIC PM MAGAZINE 3D ANOTHER LIFE CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS ID WILD WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS M.A.S.H. 09 BOB NEWHART SHOW 3D TIC TAG DOUGH (D WLS EDITORIAL GD CBN UPDATE NEWS ESPN'S SPORTSFORUM LOBO Lobo. Perkins and Hawkins find themselves ducking to avoid wild Karate chops when a squad of black belt experts attempts to foil their investigation into the shady financial dealings of a beautiful Oriental woman. (Repeat; 60 mins.) 0 (D HAPPY DAYS There's cause for celebration on the Jefferson High basketball team when Chachi discovers a potential star in John Barnett, but the joy is short-lived when John's father hauls the boy off the court.

(Repeat) WALTER CRONKITE'S UNIVERSE CBS News Special Correspondent Walter Cronkite anchors this science magazine series that examines the full scope of scien- tificactivityinvolvingthe widestpossiblerangeof human curiosity. 3D HERITAGE SINGERS ODD COUPLE ID NOVA 'Resolution on Saturn' On Tuesday, August 25, the spacecraft Voyager II will encounter Saturn. To commemorate this event, Nova presents an update on the informs- tion gathered by Voyager I during its fly-by of the majestic ringed planet in 1979 ONASL WEEKLY OtDQD LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY Laverne and Shirley and their friends get the shocks of their lives when they discover that Carmine'sopeningnight jokes are on them as he launches his outrageous act in a club called the Comedy Jungle. (Repeat) AND SHINE A young man's introduction to romance is the project of the students at Buckminster's Co-Ed Boarding School. 00 GOOD NEWS BASEBALL Chicago White Sox vs Milwaukee Brewers 3) CBN UPDATE NEWS NFL ARM WRESTLING NEWS BLUES SOUND Detective Washington TRUMPETS unearths evidence that 10:28 3D CBN UPDATE abigotedwhitecopmay NEWS 10:30 STARSKY AND not be responsible for a series of racially motivatedshootinga; and Captain Furillo and public defender Joyce Davenport are forced to postpone their plans for a romantic tryst in a 60 mins.) CD QD THREE'S COMPANY Jack gets a preview of the great hereafter when Larry hatches an outrageous plan to save theterrifiedTripperfrom the murderously jealous boyfriend of a gorgeous girl who is after Jack.

(Repeat) DAY NIGHT MOVIE 'I Never Promised You A Rose Garden' 1977 Stars: Bibi Andersson, Kathleen Quinlan. A 16-year old schizophrenicconfined in a psychiatric hospital struggles to free herself from the grip of her hallucinatory psychotic fantasies with the help of her gentle, understanding psychiatrist. (2hrs.) CB 700 CLUB 8:05 CD GREATEST ADVENTURE HUTCH SPORTSCENTER (DIDI9THETONIGHT SHOW Guest host: Bill Cosby. Guests: Norm Crosby, Richard Simmons, Carmen McFfae. (60 mins.) OCfiaD ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE Anchored by Ted Koppel.

19 NIGHTBEAT 3D ANOTHER LIFE NEWS CD SOMETHING SPECIAL WITH STEVE ALLEN Rich Little and Mel Torme are Steve's featured guests. CO) CBS LATE MOVIE A mercenary soldier hires Cannon to investigate a murder making Cannon the target for an assassin. (Repeat) 'THE SAINT: To Kill A Saint' Simon Templar cleverly assumes an assassin's identity, placing him in the unusual position of trying to murder himself. (Repeat) INDIANA STATE FAIR Story of Man's 11:00 NASL WEEKLY 8:30 Voyage to the Moon' On July 16,1969, thrsemen began a four-day journey that would forever change man's perception of the universe as, three days later, two of the three set foot on the moon. This special recaptures the excitement, exultation, dangers, follies and sheer beauty of the United States' program which culminated in this dramatic mission.

PKA FULL CONTACT KARATE U.S. Bantam Weight Championship 0CD0D TOO CLOSE FORCOMFORT Henry gets into a hilar- iousfrenzywhenhefinds birth control pills in Sara's room while she's away for the weekend, and then learns that Jackie has invited a sailortospend the night. (Repeat) 9:00 3D NERO WOLFE The wife of a former prosecutor is killed when her husband's car explodes. (Repeat; 60 mins.) CD SD HART TO HART Believing that he has been successful in his plan to murder Jonathan Hart, the Harts' lawyer puts the second phase of his evil scheme into action- to acquire Jonathan's massive wealth and his beautiful wife, Jennifer, for himself. (Repeat; 60 mins.) (Closed- Captioned; U.S.A.) 9:05 (D NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 'Mysteries of the Mind' This program delves into some of the intriguing research being done to unlock the secrets of how the brain functions.

9:28 GD CBN UPDATE NEWS 9:30 NEWS CD PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED 9:58 3D CBN UPDATE NEWS 10:00 STATE FAIR VARIETY SHOW BENNY HILL SHOW CD SD TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK The Users' 1978 Stars: Jaclyn Smith, Tony Curtis. A story about the Hollywood men and women whose love affairs make headlines and scandals. MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW 3D ROSS BAGLEY SHOW MOVIE -(COMEDY) "Indiscreet" 1958 Ingrid Berg man, Cary Grant. An American playboy can't forget the romance he had with a renowned actress. (2 hrs.) CD MOLL FLANDERS 11:30 MOVIE -(COMEDY) "Plaza Suite" 1971 Walter Matthau, Lee Grant.

Three humorous tales about people staying in a cerjain room at a famed New York Hotel. (2 mins.) SUMMER PRO BASKETBALL New York Pro League- Game 4 (R) CO OS) TOMORROW COAST-TO-COAST Guests. Dottie West, Siegfried and Roy, Mel Torme, George Shearing. (Repeat; 90 mins.) TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK 'The Black Bird' HOGAN'S HEROES CD DAVE ALLEN SHOW MOVIE -(COMEDY) "It's Only Money" 1962 Jerry Lewis, Zachary Scott. A nutty T.V.

repairman, turned private eye, encounters many zany adventures. (2 hrs.) 11:5830 CBN SPORTS REPORT 12:00 WILD WILD WEST 3D INTOUCH CD JOHN CALLAWAY INTERVIEWS: CLARE BOOTHE LUCE ID TOMORROW COAST-TO-COAST Guests: EleanorSmeal, John Lofton, Peggy Lee, Larry King. (Repeat; 90 mins.) MORNING 9:30 CO BLOCKBUSTERS FAMILY FEUD EDGE OF NIGHT CD ALICE $50,000 PYRAMID CD I LOVE LUCY 10:00 YOUR SHOW PBA BOWLING (MON.) Women's Tennis Tennis Professional Rodeo (FRI.) 3D CO WHEEL OF FORTUNE CD THREE'S COMPANY OCOffiO PRICE IS RIGHT HOUR MAGAZINE CD ELECTRIC COMPANY CD LAS VEGAS GAMBIT 0D GOOD MORNING MICHIANA 10:30 CD PASSWORD PLUS 3D ANOTHER LIFE CD STUDIO SEE CD BLOCKBUSTERS 10:57 CO) NEWSBREAK BOB BRAUN SHOW (BIS CARD SHARKS ALL MY CHILDREN FAMILY FEUD CD YOUNGANDTHE RESTLESS 3D ROSS BAGLEY SHOW PHIL DONAHUE SHOW CDSLIMCUISINEfEXC. FRI.) Romagnotis' Table (FRI.) CD DAYS OF OUR LIVES WORLD OF PEOPLE 11:30 CD DOCTORS RYAN'S HOPE CD OVER EASY YOUNG ANDTHE RESTLESS 11:58 AFTERNOON 12:00 8 CFL FOOTBALL (MON.) PKAFullContactKarate Top Rank BoxingffRI.) GD0OCE) NEWS CD ALL MY CHILDREN tl PRISONER: CELL BLOCK CD FORSYTE SAGA DAYS OF OUR LIVES MIDBREAK 18 JIM GERARD SHOW (B DAYS OF OUR LIVES RYAN'S HOPE AS THE WORLD TURNS CO VARIOUS PROGRAMMING LOVE AMERICAN Wednesday (EXC. FRI.) Movie FRI.) 'The Group' Part I.

Group- Part II. (FRI.X O) DOCTORS 1:00 MOVIE 3:30 'Vanishing'? oihf Ones' 'Tammy Tell Me True' 'Cham- pagne Murders' 'Rosie' (FRI.) WRESTLING (TOE.) Horseshow Jumping (WEDO ONE LIFE TO LIVE ONEWSfEXC.THUR., FHI.) CD KUP'S SHOW (MON.) Movie (EXC. Jones' 'TheElusive Pimpernel 1 'Doctor inthe House' David-Susskind Show (FRI.) CD CO ANOTHER 3:58 WORLD 1:150 LEAD OFF MAN 4:00 (C. FRI.) BASEBALL(EXC. FRI.) Chicago Cubs vs San Diego Padres 1:30 ANOTHER WORLD SEARCH FORTOMORROW 3D FAITH 20 1:58 FYI 2:00 ESPN'S SPORT- STALK (THUR.) CD GENERAL HOSPITAL 4:30 GUIDING LIGHT CB 700 CLUB CD TOM COTTLE SHOW (MON.) TEXAS 2:30 AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL (MON.) CFL Football: From the 55 Yard Line (FRI.) 3D TEXAS CIRCUS FRI.) CD VILLA ALEGRE 2:67 CD NEWSBREAK 2:58 FYI 3:00 CASPER AND FRIENDS 5:00 0 NFL ARM WRESTLING THUR.) Summer Pro Basketball ESPN's SportsForum (FRI.) 0 WORLD OF PEOPLE CD MOVIE 'Lady Ice' The Great Ice Rip-Off' The Burglars' 'Deadfall' Part 5:30 II.

(FRI.) 0 CD ONE DAY AT A TIME 0 SCOOBY D06 FRI.) 5:58 CD ELECTRIC COMPANY CD BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS 09 BUGS BUNNY WOODY WOODPECKER OF NIGHT WOODY WOODPECKER ALL-STAR SOCCER (TUE.) 1981 Beach Volleyball Tournament of Champions NFL Arm Wrestling (FRI.) 3D NEWLYWED GAME 0 WONDER WOMAN NEWHART SHOW GD VARIOUS PROGRAMMING YOGI BEAR AND FRIENDS FRI.) CD SESAME STREET (CLOSED-CAPTIONED) CDCDJIMROCKFORD: PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR HOUR MAGAZINE 3D CBN UPDATE NEWS TOM AND JERRY 0 AUTO RACING '81 (MON.) Professional Rodeo (FRI.) 3D MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW 0 HOUR MAGAZINE 3D VARIOUS PROGRAMMING 0 MCHALE'SNAVY CO GILLIGAN'S ISLAND 0 AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL (TUE.) CB NEWS 0 BARNEY MILLER CD EYEWITNESS NEWSMAGAZINE CD ROSS BAGLEY SHOW 0 DICK VAN DYKE SHOW CD MISTER ROGERS CD M.A.S.H. BEWITCHED CD BEVERLY HILLBILLIES GRIFFITH SHOW HOLLYWOOD SQUARES GOMER PYLE 0 ALL-STAR SOCCER (WED.) 00Q NEWS CHICO AND THE MAN CD SESAME STREET (CLOSED-CAPTIONED) C9 BRADY BUNCH CD M.A.S.H. HAPPY DAYS AGAIN JOKER'S WILD GOOD TIMES NBC NEWS ABC NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES CBS NEWS CD CBN UPDATE NEWS BELLE STARR Elizabeth Montgomery stars as the legendary bandit queen of the Old West in the title role of "Belle Starr," a motion picture-for-television to be rebroadcast on "The CBS Wednesday Night Movies," WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26. Also starring in the drama are Cliff Potts, Michael Cavanaugh, Fred Ward, Jesse Vint, Alan Vint and Geoffrey Lewis. Belle Starr's life on the outskirts of a little town near Dallas is marred by her reputation as an outlaw and loose woman.

Now married to an Indian, Blue Duck (Geno Silva), she tries to make a home where she can raise her son, Ed (David Knell), whose father was outlaw Jim Reed, and her daughter, Pearl (Michelle Stacy), whose father was Cole Younger. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME, TV COMPULOC INC Ann Landers Ann: Non-smoking "sections in restaurants are a welcome to relief to those of us who do not smoke. How we wish something could be done about parents who don't know how to discipline their tiiildren when they are eating out. The mother will ask her child what he wants from the salad bar. When mom returns, the kid starts screaming because there is an unwanted item on the plate.

Dad spanks the kid for yelling about something so unimportant. Soon everyone in the staurant is staring atthem. My husband and I look forward to a few cocktails, a good dinner and quiet conversation away from our own kids. The evening is spoiled because of a screaming brat at the next table. Of course, it is the parents who are at fault not the child.

Today's parents never tell the child why he is being scolded or what he is doing wrong. They just say, "Stop it," or, "Cut that out or you're going to get it." How about a special section for children in restaurants? If misbehave they can ruin a meal for other patrons just as much as a smelly cigar. Chicago Gripe. Dear Gripe: Parents do not expect a kid to scream when he sees a-carrot on the salad plate. All disturbances of that type are "unscheduled" and, I can assure you, an embarrassment.

When a child becomes unruly and noisy in a restaurant and the parents don't have the good sense to take him to the restroom and quiet him down, the manager of the restaurant should ask them to do so. Dear Ann Landers: Two months ago I was cleaning my mother's closet and found a column of yours. The date was Sunday, Oct. 26, 1980. It was about Tourette Syndrome.

I started to wonder why she clipped that column and decided it was because of me. I have been going to doctors since I was 5. I don't know what is wrong with me. but I make strange noises and have many nervous tics. My parents say it is nothing serious, but they still make me go to the doctor and remind me very often to take good care of myself.

Some people say I have what they call a "petit mal" of epilepsy. I know my problem is not emotional, because I. have gone to several psychologists and they say the trouble is with my nervous Some of my symptoms are that I blink my eyes, make faces and utter strange sounds. I don't know how to control any of this. Please, Ann, help me.

In The Dark Dear Friend: Ask your parents to take you to a topnotch neurologist for a complete check-up. Vou have a right to know what your problem is. An informed patient can do a lot to help himself. I also suggest that you write to the' Tourette Syndrome Assn. 41-02 Bell Bayside, N.Y.

11361, They have some informative, well-written pamphlets that might be helpful to you. Dear Ann Landers: What right do you have to stick your nose into other people's affairs? Why don't YOU MYOB? I refer to the way you knocked the bride who wanted to sing at her own wedding. You made it sound tike she was the most ignorant person alive. I always thought the wedding was supposed to belong to the bride and whatever she wanted to do was OK. At least that's what you'v? said when brides have written in to say they didn't want little kids at their wedding or they wanted a black person as the best man or a bridesmaid who was eight months pregnant.

You really stepped on my feet this time, and I decided to holler "ouch" although I know my letter will end up in the wastebasket. A Bride Who Sang And Everyone Applauded Dear Bride: The letters that appear in this column are from readers who want to know what I think. If they get answers they don't like, that's the risk they take when they ask. I'm not running in a popularity contest. CONFIDENTIAL to Ashamed of You in Orlando: You, must have had a bumblebee in your ear trumpet, Buster.

I would never make such a statement. Herpes. Simplex II is a venereal diseafe and should be treated as an illness with no- moral overtones of any kind. Are your parents top.strict? Hard to reach? Ann Landers' booklet, "Bugged By Parents? How to Get More Freedom," could Help you bridge the generation gap. Send 50 cents with your request and a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope to Ann Landers, P.O.

Box 11995, Chicago, Illinois 60611. Restaurant The OLE BARN Do You Deserve The Best? Do Your Tastebuds Deserve A Treat? Do Homemande Breads, Soups, Desserts Sound Good? Does Home Cooking Pleasant Atmosphere Appeal To You? Have You Been To The Ole Barn Restaurant? 4 PM to 9 PM Sunday 11 AM to 6 PM Ribs. Beef Dinner YOU CAN EAT Pan Fried Chicken or Italian Spaghetti and French Bread or Bar-B-Que Pork Chops Rib or Part Fried Chicken, Turkey Dressing, or Roast Sirloin of Bee' Located Between Logansport and Twelve Mile on 725 Between Hoover Rrt. and Twelve Mile Road. Frances Drake Horoscope FOR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26,1981 ARIES (Mar.21toApr.18) Resistance to a domestic project melts away.

Act on your convictions. Towards evening, you're in the mood to go out for good times. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) A busy schedule invigorates you now. Complete local errands with dispatch.

based activities bring hap-' piness in the evenine. GEMINI i (May 21 to June 20) Shopping trips are favored, but avoid impulse-buying. A new job opportunity comes unexpectedly. Enjoy friendly evening visits. CANCER (June 21 to July 22).

The accent is on initiative. Go after what you want. Vary your routine. Do something different. Shopping leads to surprising bargains.

LEO fi (July23tbAug.22) Catch up with unfinished work. Tend to chores you've been putting off for too long. A family member's ideas have unusual merit. VIRGO (Aug. 23toSept.22) Take the initiative in planning a party.

Include new acquaintances on your guest list. Evening hours favor quiet relaxation. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) New career developments require quick action on your part.

Financial prospects improve, but you must be decisive and innovative. SCORPIO (Oct.23toNov.21) Expand your horizons. Make plans to visit unfamiliar locales. Meetings with advisers should be productive. Enjoy cultural activities.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Avoid dubious financial involvements with a friend. However, it's a good time to 'make major decisions regarding joint assets. CAPRICORN (Dec.22toJan.19) Take the lead in partnership matters.

Be experimental. Widen your usual circle of friends. Evening will favor new career ventures. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb.

18) Employment opportunities arise now, but you must be ready to utilize initiative. Don't limit yourself. Be willing to try something new. PISCES (Feb. 19 to Mar.

20) Romance is exciting now. You're in an adventurous mood and may decide to travel. Children surprise you in delightful ways. Enjoy physical exercise. YOU BORN TODAY are both artistically and scientifically inclined.

Hints From Heloise YUMYUM! Dear Heloise: Add one cup of frozen whipped topping to cooked, cooled custard when making banana pudding. If using an instant mix, fold it in after the pudding has thickened. Makes for a lighter, fluffier and more delicious dessert. APENNYSAVED Dear Heloise: When you have, to shorten pants or dresses, instead of buying a spool of thread to match, remove the thread that is already in the hem. Press it or dampen it slightly and wind it tightly on a spool.

Sfou'll have the exact shade CLASSES BEGIN AUGUST 31 IVY TECH without buying a full spool of a color you may never use again. Mrs. I.S. dolman TIED IN KNOTS Dear Heloise: Scarves are so fashionable nowadays. I have several suits and dresses I would like to wear one with.

On television and in newspaper fashion pictures, scarves are shown tied in a square knot. Would you please tell me how to tie one 0 I can never get it right. Reader Just remember this little ditty, "Right over pull through; left over right, pull through." You'll have the squares! knot io town! Heloise Movies TODAY GET OFF ON IT! plSIStheotre Winnmac. Indiana i TODAY AN WEREWOLF LCIVDOIV TOE MONSTER MOVE NOW SHOWING! Tonight Thru Thursday 7: 30 P.M. ONLY Fall in love all over again.

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