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Judfie Parker Saturday, March 2, 1374 Akron Beacon Journal 1 1 Blond ip YE, filB IP VOll PICK WHO DID YOU 6AY YOU ARE 5AM WELL, WHAT TIME WMEM ITS 1 tf TIME TO GO I -N TOU TELL ME UP THE PHONF THE DRIVER I'M NOT INTERESTED IT ni r-Arr- l'- I WHETHER AM6S JEAN OPERATOR WILL CALVIN 16 REGISTERED RING HER ROOM! IN TALKING TO YOU, I r-lCHSt, DEAR-DOM'T FORGET iv-r TO WAKE ME yf '-yL DO YOU WANT MR DRIVFR 14 I WAKE VOL 3 La 7 k. 1 bit I Beetle iaie mm BLONDE, I'M G0IN6 TO i TAKE A LITTLE HFRI US. 8 7 71 I 7 AOHf Tomorrow's Astrology 7V vuiuu 0 Sytlnev Omarr Wizard Of Id LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): You are at "crunch" time where decision is concerned.

Delay now creates additional problems. Key is to stand tall for principles. You have right to your own style, methods. Aim at goal. Open line of communication with one in authority.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Practical, down-to-earth matters assume more importance than in recent past. Emphasize responsibility, money, authority. Don't play games with emotions stakes now are high and for keeps.

Capricorn plays significant role. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You are able to complete, to finish and to reach beyond what appears to be a limitation. Aries, Libra persons could figure prominently.

Something is being hidden from you but motives are good involves money and mate or partner. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Friend could make waves for you wrong direction. Hold off on definite decision.

New course is indicated, but you don't have necessary information. Some who claim to know are merely feeling their own way. Play waiting game. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.

18): Follow through on hunch. Share knowledge. You can learn by teaching. Another Aquarian could play important role. Health, work, plans for future including travel are featured.

Envious associate should be ignored. PISCES (Feb. 19- March 20): You need backing, support. Know it and don't make error of trying to accomplish goal without allies. Talk over objectives with partner, mate.

Experiment in creative way. Versatility becomes ally. Tension exists and it revolves around ARIES (March 21-ApriI 19): Creative approach can aid in solving dilemma. Unorthodox procedure may be necessary. Accent is on basic responsibilities, including home and marriage.

Do what you can without submerging your own personality. Be sure others understand that you intend to live your life, not merely exist. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): What appears to be routine can actually be an exciting challenge. Older family members, associates will be more flexible than is apparent on surface. Don't create problems where none exist.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Highlight versatility. Show that you are capable of using materials at hand. Money discussion could be constructive. State needs. If frank, sincere, you get what you want result means ultimate profit.

Act accordingly. CANCER (June 21-July 22): One who plays hard to get is playing game of intrigue. Know it and respond accordingly. Cycle is high and you are likely to be a winner. Aquarius, Leo and Scorpio persons 'figure in prominent roles.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Do more listening than talking be analytical. Accent is on confinement, restriction and what goes on behind closed doors. Gemini, Virgo persons could be involved. Relative expresses desire to scrap project and begin anew.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Friends disagree among each other. Some try to draw you into position of taking sides. Be wise enough to avoid this kind of trap.

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Copyright King Features Sundicate world rights roserved. (Aniwrri Monday) Jumlilrt: SYLPH AZURE TRIBAL DISMAL Anwer: When liifbonl art thrrr Ut greet iou-OH BERTH DAYS Vclrrd)' Tonight's TV Highlights Television For Tonight 1-NCAA Basketball: (3), (21). Marquette vs. Cincinnati. 3-NCAA Basketball: (3), (21).

Indiana vs. Ohio State. Bowlers (23), (5), (33). PBA Tournament from Miami. 5-Arnold Palmer Golf (3), (21).

Conclusion of Arnold Palmer series on best 18 holes in America. World ot Sports (23), (5), (33). Muhammad Ali-Joe Frazier rematch and shows the 12 superstar finalists in some competition strictly (or fun. 5 Lawrence Welk (8), (27). The maestro's creed is "We believe in music." The program this week follows that theme.

6:30 Academic Challenge (5). Kent Roosevelt High School joins Cleveland Cathedral Latin and Ashtabula Ed(jewood for the scholastic quiz. 7 PM (8) HEE HAW HAPPY TIME TOUR TIME T0NITE 9 PM (43) BLOOD ON SATAN CLAW Witchcraft isn't dead. You'll see singles bar to get material for a special news show and meets some strange characters. 9:30 Bob Newhart (8), (27).

Emily tangles with the school principal on the issue of skipping one of her pupils ahead two grades. Hubby Bob tries to stay neutral in the hassle. 10 Owen Marshall (23), (5), (33). Chris George plays a detective who is charged in a wrongful death suit after he breaks into a home without a search warrant and kills a youth he believes to be a jewel thief. Jane Wyatt also stars Grammy Awards (8), (27).

Andy Williams is host again for the annual awards show from Hollywood honoring the top stars of the recording world. There'll be big names from the music business on hand along with film and TV stars including John Wayne, Telly Savalas and Lily 7:30 Sectional playoff in high school tourney in Euclid (25) Cleveland Heights vs. Shaw. 7:30 Untamed World (3). An examination of life in the Ngorongoro Crater, the center of a collapsed volcano in Tanzania Lassie (61).

A California earthquake separates the dog from young Ron Holden. 8-A II in the Family (8), (27). Somebody or Something is troubling Gloria, but nobody and that includes Gloria know who, what or why. 8 Partridge Family (23), (5), (33). Keith asks sister Laurie to be his date at a party he's giving to impress a new girl at school Porter Wagoner (61).

Carl Smith is a guest. 8:30 M.A.S.H. 8), (27). A CIA major starts snooping into the medical unit's affairs, and before long there's a full-scale cloak-and-dagger operation going on Bobby Goldsboro (43). Bobbie Gentry is a guest.

9 Mary Tyler Moore (8), (27). Mary visits a swinging WAKR WKYC WEWS WJW WIAN WFMI WVIZ WKBN WYTV WUAB WKBF 23 3 5 8 17 81 25 27 33 43 61 4 O-00 I Superstar I Jetsons I Superstar Pebbles I I I Dectric Co. I Pebbles I Wrestling I Pete franklin I Movie: Idm Movie Co! Movie Fat Albert Go! Sesame St Fat Albert Week in NBA "The Atom 4 -00 G.T. Armstrong NCAA Bandstand Film NCAA Film Bandstand Movies: Brain" I 3Q Wrestling Basketball: Festival Basketball: Electric Co. Festival "Reptilicus Movie: 2-00 Marquette vs Car Track Circus Marquette vs.

Nutrition Footnote Women's World "In Goldfish :30 Pro Women's Cincinnati Legends Wagon Train Cincinnati Misterogers Movie: With Bowl" 3-00 Bowling NCAA Outdoors Movie: Parade Outdoors X-Ray Eyes" Movie: Pro Bowlers Basketball: Pro Bowlers 1, Basketball: Shrews" Pro Bowlers "Calamity 400 ndiana S. Soul Train Menace" Indiana vs. Theater Schools "Voyage to Jane" 30 Ohio State Ohio State Sesame St Expressions Bottom of )0 Wide World A. Palmer Wide World Lawrence N. Miller A.

Palmer Soul Train Wide World the Sea" Wrestling of Sports Golf Special of Sports Welk Limits Coif Special of Sports Here It Is Ns Roller News Polka Partl' Slar Trek Qj30 RexHumbard NBC News Challenge CBS News Games NBC News Woman Perry B.Goldsboro Oo" surviva Reasoner Hee Haw Music Lawrence B. Moyers Mason Hee Haw Wrestling Hillbillies Businessmen Untamed Journal Pioneers Welk High School Jeannie lassie rjfT Partridges Movie' Partridges All in Family Movie: Movie: Basketball: All in Family Partridges Fishing P.Wagoner 0 Movie: "The Green Movie: M.A.S.H. TBA "The Green Sectionals M.A.S.H. Movie: B. Coldsboro Soul Search "We've Cot Berets" "We've Got Mary T.

Moore Berets" Am. Dream Mary T. Moore "We've Got Movie: Movie: a Problem" a Problem" Bob Newhart Machine Bob Newhart a Problem" "Blood on "Pony 4 A 00 wen Qmi Grammy Movie: Old Movies Grammy Owen Satan's Express" 3Q Marshall Marshall Awards TBA Awards Marshall Claw" 4 4 ABC News News News Sign-Oft News Stand Up I :30 Rev.Angley Movies: Rock "ews Mw: Hews Rock Mow. Movie: A O'OO "Rat Race" Concert "Ceremony" Sign-Off "D-Day Movie: Concert "Voyage to "Conquest of 1 4W30 Sign-Off "Jumbo" "Glass Key" 6th of June" "4 For Texas" Sea" Space" 7 World of Survival (3). A look at human and animal life in the Andes Mountains of South America.

John For-sythe narrates Hee Haw (8), (33). Guests are Loretta Lynn, Conway Twittv. David Today's TV Film Schedule Houston and Jerry Clower. WKSU-FM Basins 'Morning Show Radio Today now a professor of communi- Show" may boast that it's a cations at KSU. broadcast operation which Moreover, the "Morning nas a National Football Sat.

News Hour On NBC news is and half Unless noted, heard every hour hour. WAKR (IStO) Local National News I5-Jack Ryan 6- Evening Newi Journal 6 IS-Bapnst temple 6 45-Churcn Calendar 7- OOis Memorial Hour JO-Goss Memorial Hour 30 -Papa boul 1 50-Akron U. Basketball. Akron vs Bellarmine 10 -News, Music 12 Lhr is Quinn "Pony Express" (61). Charlton Heston, Forrest Tucker, Rhonda Fleming, 1953 (color).

11:20 "The Rat Raee" (3). Tony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds, I960 (color). 11:30 "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" (43). Walter Pidgeon and the gang goglug. "Conquest of Space" (61).

Walter Brooke, Eric Fleming, 1955 (color). 11:55 "The Secret Ceremony" (8). Elizabeth Taylor, Robert Mitchum, Mia Farrow, 1969 (color). 1:05 "Jumbo" (3). Doris Day, Stephen Boyd, Jimmy Durante, 1962 (color).

1:55 "The (ila.ss Key" (8). Alan Ladd, Veronica Lake, William Bendix, 1942. 2:30 the Man With the X-Ray Eyes" (43). Ray Milland, Diana Van Der Vlis, 1963. 3 "Calamity Jane" (61).

Doris Day, Howard Keel, 1953 (color). 4 "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" (43). Walter Pidgeon, Barbara Eden, Michael Ansara, Frankie Ava-km, 19lil (color). 8 "The Green Berets" (3). John Wayne, David Janssen, Jim Hutton, 19H8 (color).

8:30 "Houston, We've (iot a Problem" (23), (5). Robert Culp, Clu Gulager, Gary Collins, Sandra Dee, 1974 (color, premiere). Drama 9 "Blood on Satan's Claw" (43). Linda Hayden, 1970 (color). League all-pro receiver as a contributor.

Paul Warfield of the Miami Dolphins, who's continuing his graduate studies in communications during the offseason, handles the daily sports reports, assisted by Mike Fornes. Other program regulars are Bill Christian and John Dennis, news; Chris Zak, weather; Jane House, features. The news team has had stories accepted by all commercial broadcast networks. WKSU-FM is affiliated wilh National Public Radio. Weekday session of "Morning Show" are presided over by Dick Upson, while Frank Gallese is host for "Saturday Morning Show" (the latter 5 to 7 a.m.).

You could describe it as Kent State's radio version of the "Today Show." But officially, it's listed as "Morning Show," heard daily on WKSU-FM (89.7 mc). from 7 to 9 a.m. "Morning Show" combines news, sports and weather reports with such variety features as interviews, poetry readings, household hints anil film reviews. PROGRAM was conceived by Dr. William Randle of the KSU faculty as an experiment in live radio, the idea being to prove university students can produce a professional broadcast production, That Dr.

Randle is, of course, Bill Randle, a former Cleveland and New York broadcast personality and WHLO40) News broadcast live minutes betore the hour and on the halt hour 12 Joe Cunninhyam Bob Brien 6 Jerry Vincent 10 2 Rick Shane KSU Basketball Kent state vs Toledo Tony Van Glider 6 -Sec lionai Basketball lallmadge vs Revere Harry Miller 11 JO -News, Music WCUE FMIf S) News 10 till the hour 20 alter the hour 12 to a-Gary Knight 6 to 12-SieveMichael WKSU-FM (M.7) 2 Saturday c.oldt ase KSU Basketball Kent state vs Toledo i JO Concert ol Ihe Week 11 -1-reshAir WMLO-FMIIOn Stereo Music 24 Hours a Day WAUPIM.I) 12 00 Mmdy Music Spec ia I 2-5 hoik Music 5 00 -News JO -soul ol Jan SO -Akron Basketball Akron vs Bellarmine 10 JO-Proyresiivt Music Stereo music 4 hours daily. News and Weather on the hour WCUE-AM(USO) News 10 till the hour 20 alter the hour 12 to 6- Gary Knight to 12-iteve Michael revision of the rule, the FCC has allowed the networks to reclaim one of the access periods for news documentaries, children's programs and minority-interest shows. NBC News has set up six production teams to produce the news specials and a periodic news-magazine. Eight of the Saturday evening hours will be left open by the network for local programming by NBC affiliates, and the network plans at least four other news documentaries to play on other evenings next season. Nw York Timn Ntwi Srvic NEW YORK The National Broadcasting Company has designated the Saturday evening hour at 7 o'clock for an extensive schedule of news programs scheduled to start Sept.

14. That one-hour period has not been available to the networks for the last three years, because it was restricted to the use of local stations under the Federal Communications Commission's prime-time access rule. But under the recent WSLRI1350) News on the hour, headlines on the tiait hour 12 Bill Hart I Ron Jones Jim Huitt 8--Bounce Ball WDBN.FM( iiereo Mush 24 Hours day..