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LY FACTS Redlands Calif Thursday December 16 1976- Mj THURSDAY DECEMBER If IVBMINO 6:00 OOCS (39 (ZD QD (CS) QD) C9 Nm (8) Stir Trek CD Goffltr P)flc OGumiiwhe ID PirtrMte'Family IBMmi-12 Q) Electric Company IS) Dinahl CB Uttle Rascals Dinahl Guests include Shelley' Winters, Ken Norton, Dr. Hook, Micliey Gllley, Robert liegyes and John Rodby Super Band. OD Kndy GriNith Merv Griffin SiKwr ID Family Affair 3D Gunsffloke QDZeoffl 7:00 eUarsClub GC My Three Sons QE) To Ten the Truth 0 Concentratioii OllioveLucy IDTheFU CBCirtoaRS (a CQThoMKNoilUhrerllipirt ((S)GD Bonanu 01 Draniattc Series ffilUdaiM Family for DoHars GDTheOMCoupIo The GoHi Show CD Candid Camera The Joker's HTM IS) QE) Match Game The Brady Bonch GZId) The WHburn Brotlien Star Manomane QB) Heian's Heroes CD Channel 28 Tonifht IS Price Is an Before Christmn 8:00 92) d) The Ntltem loiin- Boy lias a rude awalienlflg when, he learns the people of Jefferson County are the target of a dirty political plot, A smooth talking politldan comes to Walton's Mountain to campaign for sheriff, an office he appears to have cinched even before the election. an 00 99) ID Van Duke ind Company John Byner and Bobble Gentry guest. a Movie: "Guyi and Dolls" (mus) '55-Jean Simmons, Franli Sinatra, Marlon Brando, Vivian Kaye, Robert Keith.

Movie: QS (2hr) "Eddy Dwhin Story" (mus) Kim Noval(, James Whitmore, Victoria. Shaw, Rex Thompson. O(O) QEI)'9ft lifelcomi Back, Hotter When Juan Epstein is'caught smoking on the school grounds, the other Sweathogs set out to break him of the habit. Movie: (2hr) "Me aid the Cohmeloffl) '5S-Danny Kiye, Ctirt Jurfens. ID The $25,000 Pyrimid ID Parry Mason G9 Today's Gookini (a (dra) 'eg -Walter Furstenberg.

SD Norn "Inside tlie Golden Gate" £0 Jipinese ProgrMi (0 )00) di) Barney Miller Wojo brings In some of his girlfriend's home-raade cookies which hive a' "secret ingredient" that produces strange effects in the men. ID Crois-Wits BOhiho Story 9:00 32) CD CD Hawaii Five-0 Steve McGarrett and FiveO race against crime boss Chang Liu's organizatlonind tlie killers of three Chang hirelings and the missing four million dollars the men were trying to smuggle into Hawaii for Chang at tlie time they died. 33) CD Best Sellers: Once an Eagle Chapter 4. The tensions of Army life in peacetime begin to take their toll-Tammy Damon makes no secret of ttie bitterness she feels about her lot, and loosellving Emily Massingale attempts suicide rather than admit to her husband thai the child she expects is not his. B((S)CE3) Si) Tony Randall Show Judge Franklin pops the question "will you marry me?" to beautiful Judge Eleanor jiooper.

39) Two Christmases ID Merv Griffin Show Visions "Scenes from the Middle TELEVENTS CobtoTV Rtdlondi HoHM CiRfMi MAM ftiiAwliia EI6ER SANCtiON THE GENERAL Call 793-2703 Class" Two hour-long plays-one about i black family that has reached some social position, the other about a white family on the way down the economic ladder, Omm Nancy Walker Show Terry's depression over his stalled acting career causes him to point an acusing finger at Nancy. fflTVJMkiylVofa 10:00 92) (D GD Barnaby lontt Barnaby's attempt to clear a young prison trustee of felony murder In a prison break begins to uncover clues that could locate the long-mlssing half million dollars stolen two years earlier in an armored car robbery. OBGibbtville "All the Young Girls" A fixed prizefight, the romance of one of the combatants with a prostitute and the slaying of another woman of that same profession are linked to an aging, respected police officer, who happens to be the father of reporter Jim Malloy's girlfriend. Haws CS) Bacchanal (ia )QD) 9ft ABC "Newi CloMup "Divorce; For Better or For Worse" Case histories show the need for legal reforms, stricter regulations of counselors and therapists, and greater public awareness of problems facing divorcing parents. QftSetanickrThe HellytModYun GrNtingi From Gcrmny 93) CD Oril floberls Christmis Spociil Qa )GuflWNti O) Birita de PrimiMra IDIDfDNiws 11:00 OBODfDl OCB) (1 )99)1 0 ((S) (SB Lovr Rmericin UDStiHiMt OCiMrHyRiviw aiM IB Tiln of the Biiarre aS 'CSShmiptho Stars CD BlKk Pmpacthre on the News 0 92)3)00 CBS Late Mivii: Kaiik -Nicist Gyy in Town; (E) "Sipphln" (mys) Savalas, Dan Frazer.

''O 911 99) ID Mwny Cinon 00 The pa Club (18) CD) IQ) Straits of SM Auiutt IDNiwi CD Movie: "Thi Man in thi White 12:00 Best af Groucho Migic ChrMiin" (com)'70-Peter Sellers Movie: "Thi Three Muskitnrs" (adv)'35-Walter Abel, Paul Lukas. BAII Show: "Men Wiih Movia: "The Lonf Wail" (dra) 'S8-Anthony Quinn, Charles Coburn. 1:00 GD 99) Tomorrow CD Them Club 2:00 Doublcfeature: "Francis Joins the Seekers" BMIigM Show: "Vifil in the Movie: Rwnd the Beys" (com) '59-Paul Joanne Woodward. Get set for churkey dinner TAUNTON, England (UPI) Bought your Christmas churkey yet? Freda Langdon, a Somerset fanner, has raised 15 churlceys, a cross between chickens and turkeys. She's watching them closely to discourage potential churkey thieves.

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Boi IN RodUada. OA am Attonay kr PrtUoiMr (FbatPubUcatkn Docliam) SIRLOIN STEAK OBlfei WEEKLY PRIZES 25 lbs. COME TO LANGE A RUNKEL FILL OUT A COUPOff lOr Just Fill Out JUJE This Coupon And inMeee Bring It With You iUBntSa UUUE ZIP with valid Drivart DRIWINfiS EVERY FRIDAY, 5 CHEVROLET SOO ALABAMA ST. 70) Ofifll AT REBLANPS FRWT I QO'MQ I tho silvor most outragoous love matches, Jessica Langoas blondo human sacrlfico, trios to resist her giant captor, "King Kong," In nofw version of the 1f33 classic. The script adheres generally to the earlier production while logicaliy working In retorences to ecotogy, the oil crisis and, not Incidentally, the show buslhesshoopla that goes with movies like "King Koqg." (UP! Teiephoto) Rickles'TV costar Elizabeth Allen maintains actingi By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) EU- zabeth Allen, who plays the Navy captain in the new "CPO Sharkey" series, spends more time as a businesswoman these days than she does acting.

Elizalwth, talli slender and beautiful, has opened her own women's clothing store in a shopping mall in the San Fernando Valley. Her two careers occupy so much of her life Elizabeth has little time to eat and sleep, niuch lesiB worry about remarriage. Elizabeth's store is a five- minute walk frmn her home, which stands out from all the typical California ranch-style houses in the neighborhood: Her dwelling is a single-story rustic reminder of Niew England. It's shake roof, black shutters, used-brick walk and birch trees bring to mind a Vermont Christmas card. Inside, the decor is French country, with vaulted and careers beamed ceilings, peg and grooved floors and wood paneling all around.

The living room is filled with warm red colors, which set off her of pewter dishes, caiidlesticks, howlsand goblets glowing on stheir shelves. The furniture is overstuffed and comfortable, with an antique acquisition here and there. Elizabeth has converted mie of her three bedrooms into a working office, a sort of annex for her store's business affairs. Her bedroom is feminine indeed, done in blue and white, including white pegged and grooved floors. There is a spacious back yard with swimming pool and plenty of trees.

Scampering around the place are a trio (rf Yorkshire terriers, two of whom are named for characters from the play, "The Man Who Came To Dinner," in which Elizabeth starred ACROSS 1 Alternative, 7 Contribute 11 Prophecy 12Xordial 14 Stringed instrument 15 Niche 16 Printer's measure (pi.) 17 Racetrack 19 Man's name 20 Ineffective 22 Mountain pass in India 25 New England cape 26 Small vegetable 29 Arias 31 Effecting 33 wall covering 35 Forest clearing 36 The sun 37 Yale man 38 Flying saucers (abbr.) 39 Body height 42 Gilding 45 Ilk 46 Women's patriotic society 49 indolent; 51 Erase 53 Court game 54 Required 55 Athletic contest 56 Fears DOWN '1 Sticky stuff 2 Stuffy 3 Makes lace 4 I (Ger.) 5 Margarines 6 Audacity 7 Become firm 8 S.Amer. Indians 9 Stringed instrument 10 Roof edge 12 Chief ore of lead 13 Law(Lat) 18 Eagerness Answer to Previous Puzzle la 1 id A A 0 0 ID A 1 ID 1 A 1 1 IB 1 1 A A A 0 0 A 0 A A ID 0 A lO 0 A 1 lO 1 A A A A 20 American Indians 21 Compact 22 Holes 23 Hawaiian town 24 Russian sea 26 Edith 27 Inner (prefix) 28 Epochs 30 Let it stand 32 Swing around 34 Overjoys 39 Pebble 40 Overturn 41 Allude 42 Obtained 43 Single thing 44 Rope 46 School of modern art 47 Made perfect score 48 Cincinnati ball club (abbr.) 50 Use a chair Fixed charge 11 14 16 3 5 6 17 22 29 33 36 23 24 20 18 25 30 31 12 15 8 9 10 19 21 13 37 42 49 53 43 55 44 39 34 45 50 35 40 41 51 54 56 I 27 28 32 38 46 52 47 48 Maggie Cutler and Sheridan Whitesides and Laura Dean, who was named for Elizabeth's role in a previous TV series, "Bracken's World." Two big, fat cats round out Elizabeth's domicile, Essex and Miss Until the series began, and certainly before Elizabeth had her new store built, she en- tertained frequently at home. She also spent a great deal of time on the road, (rften appearing with Paul Lynde in the likes of "Plaza Suite" and "My Daughter Rated But since last fall Elizabeth Allen has had to revise her life style entirely. When she isn't at NBC costarring with Don Ricklps, she is buying merchandise tar her store, sorting it, pricing it, arranging window displays or greeting customers. She sells dresses, sweaters, slacks, suits, scarves, jewehy, blouses, the works in what she likes to call a haberdashery for today's women.

During the noon hour she pops over from the studio to see how business is going. She is also there on weekends. "Why work from 9 to 5 every day for somebody else," she says, "when you can work 18 hours a day fw yourself?" Elizabeth says she isn't tempted to wear all the beautiful things sells. She compares her situation to that of the bartender who doesn't drink. "I'm so tired of being so involved with the merchandise I'm really not in clothes anymore," she says.

At least she doesn't worry about her acting wardrobe. She wears Navy uniforms in the series, complete with gold braid. For relaxation Elizabeth works in her garden, raking leaves and tending her 38 rose bushes. She used to trim the lawn with her power mower but hired a gardener for that chore when the store and the series demanded so much of her time. Elizabeth, a vegetarian, once prepared almost all her own meals.

Now she eats on the run, relying mostly MI salads. She's still handy with v6get4ble souffles and is most proud of a zucchini dish made with fresh peppers, onion and eggs. When she's not too exhausted Elizabeth dates one of several beaux, usually for dinner and the theater. But there simply isn't enough time for the luxury of hjeading off to Tecate, Mexico, where she used to spend five days at a time on a health farm recharging her batteries. "I a hectic life," Elizabeth concludes, "but I wouldn't have it any other way.

I'm independent and enjoying the creative aspects of business as much as I do the acting." Police chief wants for new name MOORESVILLE, Ind. (UPI) Police Chief Harold Martin wants the Morgan Circuit Court to make "Kojak" his middle name and promises, "I'm not a clown and it's not a joke." 'They've called me that for years," the balding, 63-year-dd chief said. "I'd thought about ailding it as a middle name for a couple of years. I was, sitting in the office a few days ago and finally decided, 'Hell, let's just make it His name will be Harold Wayne Kojak MarUn, if the court grants his petition. Martin likes the nickname so much he posed in April at Churchill Downs race track with actw Telly Savalas, the Kojak of the television series.

Some Mooresville town board members seem unamused. "I saw it coming. It was only a matter of time," said board member Vernon Kimmel. Board member Ingrid Habig was favorable: "This is a pet name he loves and if he wants to go by it, it's his prerogative. All the townspeople and merchants call him that.

I don't see anything wrong with it. Besides, I think he's done a good job for the Martin said, "There are police officers all over the country nicknamed Kojak and Columbo and Cannon." A retired Army ist sergeant, Martin has been Mooresville's police chief more than seven years. Bing croons at New York ceremonies NEW YORK (UPI) Bing Crosby crooned "White Christmas" Wednesday as Mayor Abraham Beame flipped a switch to Ught city's official Christmas tree. "Bing is here to wish us a white Christmas, despite the wishes of the Sanitation said Beame, who introduced the visiting singer to the crowd of some 1,000 persons as "a joyous American Christmas custom." The tree, a 46-foot balsam fir, was shn-ter this year than those customarily purchased by the city. Officials blamed the fiscal crisis.

For Friday, Dec. 17, 197e ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Unless you're very careful today you are apt to come out on the short end in business situations. Don't take unnecessary gambles. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) This is not one of your better days for striking bargains, especially with an obstinate person. Neither of you will be willing to compromise.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Don't fall behind in your duties and responsibilities, or your work will pile up and make it difficult for you to get ahead. CANCER (June 2l-July 22) Play things close to the vest today. Spend only for essentials or you may be asking for problems. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Timing is of utmost importance today where your major interests are concerned.

Don't try to rush things to a conclusion prematurely. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Be realistic today, but don't view the world negatively. If your outlook is too pessimistic it will contribute to your defeat.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-OcL 23) For the next few days keep a tight rein on your purse. Be very prudent and stay well within your budget. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.

22) Your efficiency will be somewhat diluted today because you're apt to spread yourself too thin. Taking on more than you can handle will only be frustrating. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- OM. 21) Problems today are likely to be of your own making.

Don't try to shift the blame for your mistakes. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) A friend might try to Ijlame you for something today that you're not entirely responsible for. The main culprit was someone else.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Goals can only be achieved today if you're willing to pay the price personally. Don't expect allies to carry the ball. PISCES (Feb.

20-March 20) Complications will result today if you twist simple issues into something more complex. Make no mountain from molehills. Your Birthday Dec. 17, 1976 This year, your benefits will come from that for which you've already laid solid foundation. Finish what you've started before seeking greener pastures.

Ann Landers answers your probtems Dear Ann: Almost daily, and now in your column, something is published about "warehousing" the elderly and the inhumane conditions of homes for the aged. How many of these "experts" have actually faced the problem? My 83 -year-old mother has had two strokes. She is senile, can't walk, is very heavy and has no bladder or bowel control. Trained personnel is required to take care of her. Unfortunately, my mother is very demanding.

Her latest request is that we take her to the hairdresser, in an ambulance, if necessary. (There's a hairdresser in the home but mother doesn't like her work.) When mother first became incapacitated my father tried to take care of her. It amounted to 24 -hour-a-day duty nearly kiUed him. She doesn't like being in the home, of course. They must tie her in a wheelchair so she can't fall out.

They insist that she eat her meals and take her medicine. She views all this as a conspiracy to "mistreat" her. Father visits her twice a day. I see her at least four times a week. For the privilege of keeping her in this "warehouse" we pay $1200 a month.

I don't expect to live to be 83. If I make it I will surely be on welfare. Mother's iUness wiU have wiped me out: As the nation's leading Arbiter of Conscience, how about presenting the other Another "Bad Child" Dear CMd: I was inundated by letters from "the other side" and my heart goes out to all of you who are caught hi this trap. There are no easy answers, but it seems to me that if our great country could spend 150 billion dollars on the war in Vietnam, someone in Washington should be able to figure out a way to care for our elderly at a coattlMttwiU not wh(de families. Dear Ann Landers: Several years ago a woman who worked as my husband's secretary told him she thought she was falling in love with Mm.

He said be took it "as a joke," raminded her that ttey were both married, and he swears on his mother's name there was no affair. The secretary moved out of town with her husband and family soon after her "confession." I knew nothing of this episode until a few weeks ago when one of those "Language of Love" cards' arrived. The former secretary had sent it to Us office but it was mistakenly forwarded to our home. The I card listed "my reasons for loving you." The' damn fool signed her name and added, "Be happy." I wonder if she realizes much anxiety her card has' caused me. My husband must, have liked her once, but now he- says, "Forget the dumb broad." Well, it's not that My impulse was'to send the card to her husband (I'm saving it) but there are: children Involved and I don't, want to punish innocent people.

Nothing would give me greater pleasure than to hurt her as she inirt me. What do you Unwanted Mail From Wichita Dear U.M.F.W.: Your husband gave you advice. 1 hope you take it. Peqile who try to "get invariably end up behind. Tear up the card and quit while- you're ahead.

Friends pay tribute to Jack Cassidy BEVERLY HILLS (UPI) The family and friends of Jack Cassidy shared memories of the dapper, witty actor at memorial services Wednesday. Cassidy, 49, burned to death Sunday.in a fire, Us cigarette, swept Us Hollywood apartment as he slept after a party. The mourners included Us second wife, singer-actress SUrley Jones, with their three sons, and Us first wife, actress Evelyn Ward, with their son, teen-age singing idol David The service was organized by Nanette Fabray, a long time. family friend, and tbwe at- tendhig included MUton Berle, Jack Carter, Dean Jones, Dennis Weaver, George Kennedy, Robert Goulet, John Astin and Ruth Gordon. The entertainers toM stories about with Berle recalling meeting him as ah 18- year-old dancer on Two of Us sons read poems he wrote them last Christmas.

Cassidy's remains wiU be; cremated and scattered at No retirement NEW YORK (UPI) An- thropologlBt Margaret Mead is 75 today, but insists she will. never retire. "Sooner or later I'm going to die," she told reporters Wed-. nesday, I'm not going to retire." White spots need watching By LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D.

DEAR DR. LAMB 1 am inquiring about a diagnosis my sister had. The doctor said she has leukoplakia. It's some spot she has on her tongue. What is this? Is it a form of cancer? Could you tell me what should be'done for it? She had a biopsy; the doctor said it was not malignant, but she is worried.

She has had trouble for years swallowing anything that was not chewed-up real fine. She is undernourished because of the swallowing, and not being able to swallow her food, she sometimes relies on liquid made from blending in a blender, like milk, honey and banana. After all the doctors she's been to, they should have told her what causes her difficulty in swallowing. Can. you give her any advice on this? DEAR READER The term leukoplakia means white patch.

Leuko in medical terminology means white and plakia refers to a patch. Most often they are seen on the lip or inner cheek of the mouth, but they do occur on the tongue and gingiva (gums). A common cause is smoliing. The pipe smoker may develop a leukoplakia of the lipi where the pipe stem rests on the lip surface. Ill-fitting dentures may injure the inner cheek or other areas of the mouth, including the side of the tongue and cause a leukoplakia.

In all of these instances the irritating factor should be identified and removed or corrected whether it is the pipe or a set of ili-fitting dentures. The general nutrition problems your sister has experienced may be related to the leukoplakia, but I can't say without knowing more about the basis of her difficulty in swallowing. Leukoplakia should be regarded as a potential cancer.Thatis why the doctor took a biopsy. Many of them do not progress to a malignan- cy, but others do. I must emphasize that your has already considered this and has satisfied himself that your sister does not ndw have a cancer.

However, it is very important that she be examined regularly and that a doctor check the status of the spot to detect any new changes as early as possible. If your sister smokes she should quit at once. If she has dentures that don't fit or a natural tooth that sticks out in such a way to irritate the tongue, these or related problems that cause irritation should be corrected without delay. The mouth should be kept.absolutely clean, at all times. If any other local treat- meht is needed her doctor will be able to tell on the basis of the nature of the spot.

The swallowing problem could be from many different disorders, including spasm of the esophagus. And even nervous tension can cause it. Anyone who has difficulty in swallowing must have a medical evaluation as soon as possible. One of the many different causes is cancer of -7 the esophagus. Early detec- tion improves the chances for adequate treatment.

Your sister has had frequent examinations so I would not think this would be problem. Do you know someone who needs to know about the harm- ful effects of smoking? If so send 50 cents with a long, stamped envelope with his address on it, and ask for The Health Letter number 2-6, Tobacco: Cigarettes, Cigars, Pipes. Just send your request to Dr. Lamb in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019..