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Akron Beacon Journal 1 1 Judge Parker Blondie 9UT I WISH YOU WOULDN'T BOOK I STAND BY THE DOOR AFTER ALL. THEY CAME AND II- 1 btc WJIwifcUNC COMIMG THEY'RE TALKING TO YOU VOLUNTARILY TO TELL YOU THAT ARCH TOOK THE ABOUT- MONEY TO CARTER THAT Beetle Bailey Saturday, March 1, 1975 ,1 mmFWm I T5 SOMETHING lil AND THAT BIT ABOUT WHAT'S PAYING CARTER $2QOOOTHAT ABOUT IN MARK- SERIAL 1NG DOWN THE SERIAL JA NUMBERS? rf THE GIRLS IM S- MY CLUB MADE ME WHAT HEAD OP THE UOOK OUT AI5E YOUR IF YOU KNOW THAT THOSE CAN TALK TWO DIDN'T HAVE ANYTHING ABOUT RIGHT NOW. TO DO WITH CARTER'S AAURDER. THEN YOU fi-flbn i-- MUST KNOW WHO DlDfA 4 'Zr LOOK OUT A AFTER WE jtt4m punched HOLIN I'M tWe one I WMO' NOT 6ETTING anYth'inS' done BEAUTIFUL, BUT I MAY MAVE TO FIRE BUSLEyNOTH'lNS'S (JETTING' DONE AT TME Tomorrow's Astrology Omarr i 1 WHgeg Pi? i(s- ij'Vl Vljjjjl AT ARIES (March 21-April 19): Your ability to cope with the "unknown" is tested. Means you'll be asked to understand differences between what is hidden and what is deliberately obscured.

Subtle nuances will be emphasized. Your choice could add up to profit or loss. Yes, there will be pressure! TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Accent is on partnership, marriage. Joint efforts dominate. Legal responsibilities become evident.

You get nothing for That lesson is again driven home with force. Aquarius, Leo individuals could figure prominently. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Light touch is most likely to bring desired results. Forces tend to be scattered. You may be spreading efforts too thin.

Key is to be versatile, not confused. Another Gemini and a Sagit-tarian could figure prominently. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Speak directly to to heart of matter. You could fall victim to "tender trap." Means love is in picture. Emotions tend to push, logic aside.

Impulsive actions are featured. Key is to keep basic priorities in proper order. If you have need, request be specific. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Restless family member will confide dilemma.

Be mature, understanding. Refuse to cast first stone. You will be involved in "entanglement" of your own. Some creative maneuvering will be necessary. You'll land on your feet VIRGO (Aug.

23-Sept. 22): Lifestyle comes under scrutiny. Your recent actions have attracted attention and envy. Relative could hurl charges. Don't compound error.

Remain calm and diplomatic in manner. Short journey helps resolve dilemma. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Accent is on getting money's worth and counting your change.

Clandestine meeting, concerning finances, could be on agenda. Define terms and know when to draw line. See as is, not through haze of wishful thinking. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.

21): Lunar cycle is high; get going on your own. Stress independence, originality. Trust judgment, intuition. You are rewarded for efforts. Psychic Income improves and you also have something material to show for it.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You learn what is to be retained, what should be discarded. Don't take this valuable lesson for granted. Digest it and do something about it.

Aries, Libra persons could be involved. You could be active in charity or hospital endeavor. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Accent is on new hope, second chance, love that makes creative juices flow.

Your style can be imprinted. Your self-expression is enhanced. You become more of a person, more vital. It is a time now for self-esteem to be on upswing. AQUARIUS (Jan.

20-Feb. 18): You can build now for security. Responsibility is keynoted. Skipping essentials is out of question. Price would be prohibitive.

You are called upon to outline program and to teach. Your experience will be utilized. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Catch up on correspondence. Open lines of communication.

Deal with Gemini, Sagittarius persons. Accent is on philosophy, education, ability to overcome obstacles. One at a' distance puts through "special call." Be receptive. .11. OKAY, THEM ITS IMWMAKSYOU.

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7:30 Hockey (13). Cleveland's Crusaders meet the New England Whalers. 8 Emergency! (3), (21). The guys from the Los Angeles County Animal Control Department have a day full of problems, Mark Harmon, Albert Popwell and David Huddleston star in this program, a pilot for a possible series Kung Fu (23), (5), (33). A woman helps Caine finally find his brother Danny, who has been told Caine is an assassin and must be shot on sight.

Tim Mclntire plays Danny. All in the Family (8), (27). Archie and Mike make a bet to see who can do without his favorite indulgence for 48 hours. 8:30 Jeffersons (8), (27). George infuriates Louise by sneering at her visiting uncle.

Bicentennial Minutes (8), (27). Sada Thompson tells how patriots gave up drinking tea because it BUT THE THFJ7E WEAKNESSES BEFORE SCRIPT NEEDS ARE STRUCTURAL I TO BE OVERCOME WOULP COMMIT JI.ICT-1 IU -N YOU HAVE AGOOP EAR FOR I PROMISE, LINES I MR. FARLEY? HAVE A NATURAL SOUNR BUT WITH RHYTHM Arv ANP I DUIMBE 1C )1 11 HOAKIM TT -A I I Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, ai suggested by the-above cartoon. Print the SmPRBt ANSWER here Hare if a pUatant link game thai will giv you a rrwuagt every day. It 'n a numaricol punl dtignd to tpcll out your fortune.

Count tho lotton in your fint name. tho numbor or lotton 6 or mom, subtract 4. the number it Iom than add 3. the remit is your key number. Start at the uppor loft hand corner of tho rectangle and chock every one of your key numbers, left to right.

Then read the message the letters under the checked figures give you. Copyright King features Sundkate world rights reserved. (Answer Monday) jumbln: HYENA CROAK GROUCH SYSTEM Aiuen What the team didn't hare trhen it lost ill GHOST OF A CHANCE Today's TV Highlights Television For Today OFFICE Wizard Of Id Doonesbury WB'VB PONBHISfmOF AND MUSIC. AND ut! wem ML am, PONT YOU THINK? Mar' orth formation law to publicly reveal salaries paid any public TV performer. 12 Joe Cunningham 3-Bob Brien -Jerry Vincent WKNT-AM-FM 10-2-Howie Chezak 2-Bill Ward State Basketball: KSU vs.

Toledo 9 30 Doug Shannon Newt 10 till the hour 20 after the hour 1 to 7-John Griffin WKSU-FM (19.7) 12-Saturday Goldcase 2 Ve'ropolitan Opera in Concert The Horn 7-Folk Music U-FresnAir WHLO-FM107) Stereo Music 24 Hours a Oay. WAUPlM.l) 12-Jazi Encounter e-Sound of Jazz Basketball: -Akron vs. Western Illinois 10-Nite Music I IS THIS YfctR FlPST TIME IN 1 3-1 11 lT WELL MR KYRIL-ABOUT YOUR PLAY-'LOVE, HONOR ANP FORGIVE '-IT SHOWS TO PRODUCINS ICT MB 1 fct flit. POINT OUT A PEW OP THEM? symbolized British oppres- 1 sion. 9 PM (8) MX Presents A 1 Lucille Ball Special with Guest Star Dean Martin iv.

9 Lucille Ball (8), (27). Lucy shows up in her second special of the season. In this "JJ one, she plays an avid Dean Martin fan who takes a va-' cation from her Job to attend Dino's night club opening in i Las Vegas. Martin helps with the nonsense. i 10 (i ram my Awards (8), (27).

Andy Williams Is host', for this annual show saluting the top artists and achieve- ments in the recording Indus- try. Many of the big names5; in music will be on hand as presenters and recipients. 11:55 PM MADIGAN! Richard Widmark, Henry Fonda are tough New York city cops! Arnaz, Ronny Cox, 1975J (color, premiere). "Walking Tall" (23), (5)r Jo Don Baker, Elizabeth Hartman, Gene Evans, Noah Beery, 1973 (color). "The Mountain (61).

James Stewart, Henry! I WAKR I WKYC I WEWS I WJW I WIAM WFMJ WVIZ WKBN WYTV WUAB WKBF 23 3 5 8 17 21 25 27 33 43 61 4 "00 The Das The Days Globetrotters Jetsons Misterogers Globetrotters The Days xBowery Movies: I Cm :30 Bandstand Go Bandstand Fat Albert Go! Villa Fat Albert Movie: Boys "Santa Fe (i It Is Written Basketball: fishing festival Basketball: Festival Vampires" "lnvaders 2:00 Hong Kong Ohio State legends Voyage to Ohio State Electric Co. Movie: Troop From Space" "Jo Business :30 Wrestling vs. Indiana TBA The Sea Mr. Chips vs. Nana On Aging "Sword of Of the Sea lifce Show 3-fjfj Bowling Outdoors Soul Train Outdoors Purdue vs.

parade Lancelot" Outdoors Disembodied' Business" Pro Bowlers Movie Pro Bowlers Outdoorsman Michigan Pro Bowlers fjo" Tour "The long Tour lawrence Adventure Nova Soul Tour Wrestling "Desk Set" Duel" Welk Movie: Train Wide World Wide World Gleason Golf "The Great Mission: Cooking Gleason Golf Wide World Movie: of Sports Friends of Sports Classic Imposter" Impossible Yoga Classic of Sports "Family Here It Is City Camera News Ramm's News Jewels' Star Trek 30 Businessmen NBC News News CBS News Judy Lynn NBC News Galleries Star Trek Your Father li Rev Billington Survival Challenge Hee Haw Virginians lawrence World Press Hee Haw Hogan Mission: J. Swaggart last of Wild Journal Welk Camera Hockey: Impossible imf KungFu Emergency! Kung Fu All in Family Emergency! High School All in Family Rung Fu Cleveland vs. Choice '3Q Jeffersons Movie: Basketball leffersons New England My Line if Movie! MoTiel Mo Lucille Ball "Romanoff Movie: Lucille Ball Movie: Movie: "Walking "Who Is "Walking Special Special Special "Walking 'Mountain fair Black "cTOTmy Help Line Black Old Movies: Grammy Tall" Music Jllijg Dahlia?" Awards Dahlia?" Awardj Jimmy Dean SijjjTlBTNews Newl lews "Movie: News Soundstage A8C News Movie: Soul Search I rjg Rev.Angley Movies: Rock News-Movies: Movie: Movie: Movie: "Family Movie: a cliuk? Concert "Madigan" Thousand "Shane" "Taming of "Jubal" Jewels" "Godzilla" 1.4:30 700Club "Naked Spur1 x' Vicki" Faces" Sign Off the Shrew" Today's TV Film Schedule 1 NCAA Basketball (3), (21). Ohio State vs. Indiana Children's Film Festival (8), (27).

"Three Nuts for Cinderella." a Czech film that offers an updated ver sion of the tale about tne mistreated servant girl. Rerun. 3 NCAA Basketball (21). Purdue vs. Michigan Soul Train (8).

Performers are Buddy Miles, the Man hattans and Jimmy Ruffin. 3:30 Pro Bowlers lour (23). (5). (33). Finalists com pete in the Midas Open in Hartford, Conn.

4 Lawrence Welk (8). Also at 7 on. (21). The band salutes composer Irving Berlin. 5 Wide World of Sports (23).

(5). (33). Live coverage of the Flamingo Stakes horse race from Hialeah FarK, Florida; Auto Daredevil championships from Winter Haven. Florida and National Championship Air races from Reno, Nevada. 5:30 Friends of Man (3).

Host Glenn Ford talks about farm animals. 7 PM (8) SEE CONNIE SMITH GIGGLE ON HEE HAW! Adv 7 World of Survival (3). John Forsythe tells about the fun-loving, misunderstood coyote Academic Challenge (a). Student teams are from Walsh Jesuit, Berea and Lorain Southview High Schools Hee Haw (8), (33). Guests are Connie Smith, Don Williams and Buddy Alan Mission: Impossible (61).

The IMF must stop a professional assassin. And the problem is, the trenchcoaters don't know the identity of his intended victim. Robert Conrad guests. Rerun. Energy Address T.N.

Kaul, Indian Ambassador to the U.S., will be the keynote speaker in a conference on the World Energy Crisis held at Kent State University Tuesday, and Haul's address will be carried by WKSU-FM (89.7) at 1 p.m. tomorrow. On Wednesday at 12:30 p.m., the station's "Econo-cast" program will feature an economic forecast by Dr. Vladimir Simunek, director Be Secret For Public TV Performers ther CPB nor the producer of a public TV show is required by the federal freedom of in Today's Radio Schedule 4:30 "The Great Impos-Icr" (17). Tony Curtis, Ed-mond O'Brien, 1961.

5 "The Family Jewels' (43). Jerry Lewis, Sebastian Cabot, Donna Butterworth, 1965 (color). Repeat at 11 p.m. 8:30 "Komanofr and Juliet" (17). John Gavin, Sandra Dee, 1961, 9 "Who Is the Black Dahlia?" (3).

Efrem Zimbal-ist Donna Mills, Lucie On WKSU-FM of Kent Econometrics Associates, Inc. CHICK WATKINS, formerly a staff member at WCUE Radio, has been named program director for Cleveland's WGAR Radio, the flagship station for Nationwide Communications, Inc. Watklns joined the Cleveland station in 1971 and recently had been serving as production director. Pay Can By JAY SHARBLTT NEW YORK ID Although taxpayers are putting up nearly a third of the money for public TV's "Feeling Good" series, the show's makers refuse to say what Met Auditions live On WKSU WKSU-FM, the area's Public Radio outlet, has announced it will carry a live broadcast of the Metropolitan Opera regional auditions at 2 p.m. Sunday.

The auditions are held in the Kulas Auditorium, Cleveland Institute of Music. The Kent State University-operated station (89.7 stereo) regularly carries the Metropolitan Opera broadcasts at 2 p.m. Morgan, Lisa Lu, 1960. 11 "Man of a Thousand Faces" (17). James Cagney, Dorothy Malone, 1957.

11:25 "Madigan'1 (8)J Richard Widmark, Harry Guardino, Inger Stevens, Henry Fonda, 1968 (color). "Chuka" (3). Rod Taylor, Ernest Borgnine, John Mills, James Whitmore, Luciana Paluzzi, 1967 (color). 11:30 "Godzilla" (61). Raymond Burr, Takashi Shi-; mura, Momoko Kochi, 1956.

1:15 "The Naked (3). James Stewart, Janet Leigh, Ralph Meeker, Robert Ryan, 1953 (color). 1:25 "Vicki" (8). Richard Boone, Jeanne Craln, Jean Peters, Elliott 1953. The workshop, which vigorously publicized his signing, clammed up when asked his salary, even though federal money partly supports both the series and the public TV system carrying same.

A workshop spokesman said Cavett, who recently joined CBS after five years with ABC, agreed to host and narrate new "Feeling Good" shows for a fee "well below" what he'd get from commercial television. ONE would expect an answer to the salary query from CPB, an independent agency set up by Congress to administer federal funds for public broadcasting. And CPB readily gave the $52,000 answer. Surprisingly though, nei they're paying Dick Cavett to host it. Not so the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which provided $2.2 million of the $6.5 million budget for the ambitious adult health care series, produced by the Children's Television Workshop.

CPB says Cavett and his production company will get $4,000 a show, $52,000 in all, for work on 13 new half-hour segments of the series, which earlier flopped as an hour show and was halted after 11 programs. CAY'ETT'S fee is $50,570 more than the former talk show star would earn had he agreed to work for the minimum $110-a-show union scale for hosting a 30-minute "informational" show on public TV. WAKR (1S90 U-Local National Newt Ryn 6- Eveninq News Journal -15 Baptist Temple 7 Goss Memorial Hour 7:30 Papa Soul I 15 Akron Basketball; Akron vs. Western Illinois 12-ChrisQuinn Stereo music hours daily. News and weather on the hour.

WCUE-AMO150) News 10 till the hour-M alter the hour II to 4-Roger Douglas to 9 Johnny Richmond to 12-Tim Phillips WSLRII350) News on the hour; headlines on the half hour. 12-Cralo Scott 1 Jonathan Rhodes 4-Bill Hart 7-JimHuift WOBN-FMIM.) Stereo Music 24 Hours a day. WHLO (MO) Newt broadcast live minutes befort the hour and on the half hour..