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a 00 TY LOG DAILY FACTS, Redlands, Calif. Wednesday, March 05 WEDNESDAY MARCH 31 EVENING. 6:00 News News Bonanza Family Affair Ironside Partridge Family Adam-12 22 Spanish Drama (59 B)) Star Trek 28 Zoom 52 Little Rascals 6:30 00 Andy Griffith (0 Merv Griffin Show 1 3 Stump the Stars 28 Infinity Factory 36 Pop Goes the Country 42 Lassie 7:00 2 4 7 83 0 36 42 News Ironside 5 8 Bowling for Dollars (29 Bonanza To Tell the Truth Concentration I Love Lucy The FBI 23 Gunsmoke 22 Manuela (28 Behind the Lines Dramatic Series 52 Addams Family 7:30 2 Bobby Vinton Show 00 36 Name That Tune 5 Love American Style Let's Make A Deal Celebrity Bowling Chico the Man 1 Brady Bunch 23 6) Last of the Wild World Congress the Deaf A summarized report on the World Federation of the Deal's (WFD) eighth international conference, held in Washington, D.C. in 1975. The program features speeches by medical authorities and reports from the nine scientifid commissions at the congress.

Captioned for the hearing impaired. 42 Adam-12 8:00 2 (17 3) Tony Orlando and Dawn Freddie Prinze, and Adrienne Barbeau guest in a television version the Hope-Crosby road pictures called "The Road to Puerto Rico." 4 23 6 10 36 Little House on the Prairie "Going Home" Charles Ingalls' spirit is broken when a dev. astating hurricane strikes, endangering his family, damaging his house, ruining his crop, and killing some of his stock. The family is shocked when Pa says that he'll sell their home and move back to Wisconsin. 5.

Lakers Warmup Basketball Lakers vs. Seattle Supersonics. 13 Mod- Squad(29 8) 3 42' The New Original 1 Wonder Woman (R) The beautiful heroine of the popular 1940's comic books, endowed with unique powers wisdom and strength, performs incredible le feats and daring to save the life of U.S. Air Force Officer. Stars Lynda Carter, Waggoner and Cloris Leachman.

9 Movie: (C) (2hr) "Bipod Alley' (adv) '55 John Wayne, Lauren Bacall, Anita Ekberg. 11 My Three Sons News 26 Warriors Basketball Warriors vs. PACIFIC DRIVE- INS Box office opens 6:00 p.m. Show starts at 6:45 IMPORTANT NOTICE! CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE! HIGHLAND! BASELINE DRIVE -IN THEATRE 20463 BASCUME Alabama Ann Margret "TOMMY" (PG) Academy Award Winner Lee Grant "SHAMPOO" FONTANAL BELAIR -IN THEATRE SAN Carve BERNARDINO 22-4373 FREEWAY Triple Horror Show "THE BRIDE" (PG) "THE MOOD" (PG) "THE DEVILS RAIN" (PO) RIALTO! FOOTHILL DRIVE -IN THEATRE L. A FOOTHILL Academy Award Winner Duras SUNSHINE DOTS" Plus Ona 5 NOT ENOUGH" I SAN BERNARDINO MT.

VERNON 1 DRIVE- -IN THEATRE 5 Academy Award Winner. Best Actor, Actress. Picturi Director, The PIes "DUE 0 SAN DERNANDINO MT. 2 DRIVE THEATRE "BLAZING Telly Savalas OUT" (G) LOMA LINDAL TRI-CITY DRIVE- -IN THEATRE Award JAWS" 75" SPANISH MOVIES TUES. BARGAIN CARLOAD PRICES April 1,2 'Helter CBS drama of Manson murders By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) "Helter Skelter," the TV film version of Vincent Bugliosi's best-selling story of the Manson clan, is a hot potato that CBS finally has agreed to air after three delays.

-director Tom Gries completed the film for Lorimar Productions last December and watched the network juggle his four hour movie of the Manson murders, afraid of the controversy it might create. It will be seen the nights of April 1 and 2 from 9-11 p.m. with a disclaimer, "Advisory: Due to mature theme, viewer discretion advised." Gries is a dynamic, athletic man, bald as Telly Savalas and among the best directors in television. His credits include "The Glass House" and "The Migrants," both of which created considerable controversy. "Originally," he said, Skelter' had a February release date and two more in March.

But CBS brass delayed it. They're worried about the violence in the film along with the controversial aspects. "Every executive wanted to see the finished product. And each one of them had reservations about it. "There wasn't any fear of reprisals from the remnants of the Manson clan, although there have been threatening calls to the Lorimar Gries said his screenplay follows Bugliosi's book! in detail.

Whenever possible, he took his film crew to actual locations of the Manson "family" activities. "We couldn't use Sharon Tate's house," he said. "But we did use the La Bianca house, the Kern County Courthouse, the Los Angeles Hall of Justice and all the rest. "I hope we've pictured the clan realistically. I tried to show them as faceted human beings.

If I'd painted them all black it would have removed the reality of the drama. "Obviously they are aberrant, abnormal people. But they aren't wildly insane. And we've depicted all the major characters Manson, Tex Watson, Susan Atkins, Linda Kasabian, Patricia Krenwinkel and Leslie A Van 9: Houten. "Only Lynette Fromme and Sandra Good are given other names for legal reasons.

They're still involved in court actions. "The film shows Manson for exactly what he is. It's not the sort of movie to encourage others to follow his footsteps. "I tried to show three things. First, that Manson and his group were not an isolated phenomenon but a symptom.

Secondly, I hope it puts up a warning signal for parents of recalcitrant kids not to throw them out on the street. "And thirdly, I wanted! to make a case in favor of capital punishment. Manson and his clan to my way of thinking are incapable of rehabilitation. "If and when any of them get out of prison the girls will be more dangerous than Manson." CBS executives were chary of the explicit violence in the scenes of the seven bloody murders at the Tate house and the killing of the La Blancas. "I knew we couldn't get away with the details of the murders," Gries said.

"But I didn't want not to show them and make Manson and his killers look like martyrs. "So we superimposed a closeup of actress Marilyn Burns, who played Kasabian, testifying about the murders over the action to allow viewers to see what is going on. But not too much in detail. The murder scenes really aren't terribly shocking using this technique." Gries purposely sought an unknown cast to stark reality of the dramatization. He found a startling lookalike for Manson in actor Steve Railsback.

"When we took Steve to Kern County, where Manson WAS arrested, people actually shrank away from him," Gries said. "'The resemblance was so close a couple of the women employes actually screamed at the sight of him. "Manson has television privileges in prison and I think he will like the publicity because it shows his ability to manipulate his followers. That was important to him. We used his own words from the hearings and trials." One gets the feeling Gries would much prefer that Manson and his followers had all gone to the gas chamber.

Who will get to live in governor's mansion? SACRAMENTO (UPI) A Senate committee has unanimously approved a measure giving Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally or other state constitutional officers an opportunity to live in the new governor's mansion, which Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.

has left vacant. The bill (SB1521) by Sen. Alfred E. Alquist, D-San Jose, cleared the Democratic-dominated Governmental Organization Committee Tuesday on a 6- 0 vote and was sent to the Finance Committee. Under the bill, Dymally would get first option to use the $1.3 million villa, followed by Secretary of State March Fong Eu, Treasurer Jesse Unruh, Controller Ken Cory and finally the single Republican officeholder, Attorney General Evelle Younger.

Dymally already has indicated he and his wife are satisfied with their current home. But Ms. Eu said she would move into the mansion if given the chance. Brown has refused to move into the mansion, calling it wasteful. The mansion, which costs $86,000 to protect and maintain while empty, was authorized during the administration of former Gov.

Ronald Reagan. The same committee last year killed Brown's proposal to use the mansion for state government meetings and seminars. Sounds TV audio needs improvement By Stephen Ford NEW YORK (NEA) While the entertainment industry continues to astonish the public with its technological miracles, such as videodiscs, remote control turntables and 3-D laser beams that go bump in the night the primeval state of television's audio transmission leads to suspect TV sound engineers would be befuddled by gravity. If there is ever need for rapid improvement in any. facet of television, programthe flat.

stale emitted ming aside obviously. it is in from that insult called your TV speaker. Ask anyone who's settled down before the video cyclops for a weekend Midnight Special and wished afterward they had turned in early. TV audio engineers are the first to admit the sound from most TVs is little better than that of a $2.98 transistor radio but claim the fault lies mainly with Ma Bell, who beams most TV audio transmissions. Audio broadcasting equipment used today was originally developed 40 years ago and has never been updated.

Ma Bell, the monopolistic behemoth that can beam conversations from the Moon to Washington D.C., 'says it won't improve sound transmissions until TV receivers 'are equipped with the more sophisticated apparatus necessary for good sound reception. TV manufacturers say they won't do so unless Ma Bell proves she can deliver better audio. It's Catch 22 but unfortunately it's the consumer that suffers for their silliness. The only alternative right now is for -conscious local TV stations to arrange simultaneous broadcasts with nearby radio stations so the sound portion comes over the superior radio receiver. This two-step method.

while effective. is a step backward considering there is absolutely no reason TV can't improve its sound. Stones Redux: Contradicting rumors they're on the verge of breaking up, the Rolling Stones announced a 66- date European tour, their biggest there yet. It is also quite probable they'll turn up here, too, for an abbreviated Astro Graph By Bernice Bede Osol Concentrate on situations today that can help contribute to your material security. Something of value could be developed.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You should be lucky today in things you take a personal hand in directing. Don't let someone else call the GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You shouldn't be hesitant about putting yourself out for friends today. You're likely to be the one to eventually gain the most. CANCER (June 21-July 22) -all conditions appear favorable for you today regarding a project you've recently become interested In. Move on it now.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Lady Luck may give you an assist today toward an Important goal, If you show her you're willing to put forth your best efforts. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Someone quite enterprising, who, you're closely with, may be instrumental In creating a profitable opportunity for you.

LIBRA (Sept. 23) Tactful negotiations with the boss may produce something to your advantage today. Try to set up a meeting. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.

22) Stimulating companionship will work wonders today in helping to freshen your outlook. Associate with doers. SAGITTARIUS (Nvo. 23-Dec. 21) Someone you know on a 23 friendly basis could be helpful today In a business way.

Got In touch. It won hurt to ask. For Thursday, April 1, 1976 ARIES (March 21-April 19) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19) Situations that previously appeared to be overpowering shouldn't look 80 intimidating today. Face your challenges.

AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 10) This should be a very rewarding day 11 you establish productive objectives. Above all: Finish what you start. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Conditions that have a direct eltoct upon you should brighten a bit today.

Be hopeful regarding all your endeavors. April 1, 1976 Be alert this coming year tor opportunities of a material nature. Your chances of adding to your resources look encourging, 11 you don't take foolish flyers. a snowy white cascade of hair over his collar revealing the years, Brubeck appeares a convincing philosophermusician. "If you want to communicate as a musician, you've got to have music the public will listen to.

You have to eat. But you also have to write music that will please yourself. Some musicians feel writing music the public wants is a total compromise, as if all you're worried about is eating. But he adds, "is when the musician can appeal to the public: and satisfy himself, too. "The talented artist creates an environment for his vival, he cultivates an audience and works at his art and learns to survive in a world that won't subsidize him otherwise," he states.

Two years ago, Brubeck infuriated the patriots among his fans when he arranged the Star Spangled Banner to be played drastically out of tune. An avid critic of the military and what he views as a growing infringement on Americans' civil rights, Brubeck is still politically active. "My intention with the out of tune arrangement was to say 'Hey! Wake up everybody, we're going the wrong It's the role of any artist to make a commitment when leadership begins failing its people. "We survived the McCarthy era and Watergate when we were in danger of losing our rights. But we still are.

We've got to keep fighting everyday for he concludes. Top 10. Albums (Week of March 29) 1. Eagles Greatest Hits 2. Frampton Comes Alive (Peter Frampion) 3.

Thoroughbred (Carole King) 4. Still Crazy (Paul Simon) 5 Desire (Bob Dylan) 6. Station to Station (David Bowie) 7. Run With the Pack (Bad Company) 8 to Night at the Opera (Queen) 9. Dream Weaver (Gary Wright) 10.

Fleetwood Mac 1C: Billboard Publications 1976 Head veins are dilated By LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D. Washington. 28 Chifisation 34 pionship Wrestling 52 Language Programs 8:30 MD Wits 9:00 2 Cannon (R) corrug: cop whom Cannon and partner believed they killed in a case gears before appears to risen; like Lazarus, to kill and Cannon, along with former ner Weller Dane, are asked by ex police superior to reopen an vestigation into the still unsolved mystery. 4 0 36 Chico the "The Disappearance" (R) After quenting local night club, begins to live in the past, nostalgic tunes and leaving unattended.

Chico help from Louie (Scat Man Crothers) and they bring Ed back to reality. Set Smart 42 Baretta Left Hand of the Devil" (R) hiding a frightened informant infitrating a motorcycle gang specializes in "low priced Bantta learns he has to risk his to lave that of the informant. 010 Movie: (C) (2hr) "The Bank Robbery" (com) '69 Mostel, Kim Novak. 11 Griffin Show 03 The Bold Ones 22 Viviana 28 Theater in America "Who's Py Now" Oliver Hailey's play concerns three people in a small, desolate Texas town love and their limited imaginations. 9:30 0 0 23 0 36 The Dumplings Landlord Fred jumps to conclusions when he learns that "Whiplash son," an attorney specializing accident suits, has visited his ant Joe Dumpling, following a on a broken step.

36 Choler 2 17 The Blue Bumper's law you help me, help you suffers a reversal massage parlor manager Salome Jens) won't cooperate witness and lodges a false plairt that could mean the loss Bumper's badge. 0 Daughter 3 00 "The 36 Smashed McNaughton's Lady" cessiul businesswoman Joan more 'is accused slaying lover for his corporate, position. When a young confesses slaying Richard Davidson, a porate executive, Prosecuting torney Laurel McNaughton assigned to the case. 59 ker. Perry Mason 0 (09 D) 42 Starsky Hutch "Leath Notice" (R) Starsky Hutch are assigned to maintain a watch over a group of strippers after two of the girls are murdered, and they initurn had received warning notes trim a timid man who claims he sent the notes after listening in on phone conversations in which the 'molders were planned.

13 Adventure of the Week "Jacques the Amphibian" 13 32 News 22 Comedy 28 Profile: Karel Husa (R) 2 7 10 36 42 News 3 4 23 News 5 66 Groucho The Honeymooners "Beast From 20,000 (sci-fi) '53 Paul Christian, Paula Raymond. May Hartman, Mary Hartman 00 Buns Allen (10 Survival 28 Robert MacNeil Report (29 D) Truth or Consequences 34 Cieama 34 2 TO cas Late Movie: (C) "The Disorderly Orderty" (com) -Jerry Lewis, Susan Oliver. 23 6 10 36 Johnny Carson 5 The Honeymooners Movie: "Fury in Paradise" (adv) 56 Peter Thompson. 0 0) 0 Wide World Movie "All Together Now" Dragnet News Get Smart 26 Combat 28 Black Journal 5 Twilight Zone The FBI 00 Movie: "Battle Hell" (dra) '56 Richard Todd, William Hartnell. 13 Movie: "The Four Days of Naples" (dra) '63 Jean Sorel.

5 Mayberry RFD 4 23 1 19 36 Tomorrow 5 Gene Autry 2 Movie: "The Woman in White" (mys) Eleanor Parker, Alexis Smith, Gig Young. (17 Movie: "Appointment With Danger" (adv) Ladd. 10 All-Night Show: Inspector Calls," "No Sad Songs for Me" 2 "Whispering Smith vs. Scotland Yard" (mys) '52 Auto salesmen robbed LOS ANGELES (UPI) An auto salesman who offered to help two men shopping for sedans in a downtown car lot was robbed. along with five other employes, when the pair of shoppers brandished bandguns, police said today.

The suspects took $2,920 and credit cards from six employes of Felix Chevrolet shortly before 10 p.m. Monday, said police. EXCLUSIVE TO TEL EVENTS CABLE TV SUBSCRIBERS SEE TONIGHTI "WASHINGTON DEBATES FOR THE SEVENTIES" IS NUCLEAR POWER SAFE? Ralph Nader Melvin Laird Craig Hausmer Former Call. Congressman Select Top New For Free Calle Call 792-3013 A his drug have again, their in- Man freEd singing the enlists "The After and which hits," life Great Zero Happrobing trapped by Wilin fall Knight I'll when (guest as a comof SucCash- her to Atis DEAR DR. LAMB Have you ever seen dilated veins in the head near the temple and above the eye (forehead) and below the eye (lower lid)? When 1 bend over this area swells.

When I stand up gravity brings the blood back the heart. My doctor says this is abnormal and due to poor circulation, the same as enlarged veins in my legs. I would like your comment and advice on this problem. DEAR READER At the risk of being facetious I would suggest that you not bend over so much. Of course these veins will stand out if you bend over.

Blood is a liquid and it tends to run downhill. Why don't you do a little experiment? Hold your hand out at the level of your stomach and look at the veins fill up over the back of the hand, now hold your hand up just above the level of your eyes and watch the veins drain out.It is not abnormal for the veins to fill in the back of the hand when you hold the hand sufficiently lower than the level of the heart. It is not abnormal for the veins in your neck and head to stand out if you're going to bend over so that your head is lower than your heart. Now you may have some local condition that concerns your doctor that I wouldn't be aware of without seeing your physical features but I can assure you that all the normal people I have ever seen who stood on their head or bent over far enough have their veins stand out through the influence of gravity. For information about varicose veins send 50 cents for The Health Letter, number 5-8.

Send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope for mailing. Address your letter to me in care of this newspaper, P. O. Box 326, San Antonio, Texas 78292. DEAR DR.

LAMB You mention fortified milk frequently. Will you please tell me what you mean by fortified skim milk? I have been drinking powdered milk for many years. Is that okay? DEAR READER The dry powdered milk available in the supermarkets is mostly nonfat dry milk so I am certain that's what you are using. It will not contain any significant amounts of fat or cholesterol. It is suitable for low-fat, -cholesterol diets.

Milk which has been fortifled, whether you are speaking of low fat (2 per cent fat) or skim milk, means that nonfat milk solids have been added to it. The nonfat milk solids basically include the protein found in normal milk and calcium and other substances except fat. That's why fortified milk contains more calcium and more protein than ordinary. whole milk does. If you use low-fat milk you can estimate that about onethird of the calories in' that milk comes from fat.

When you need to restrict the fat in the diet that is certainly an improvement over whole milk since about half of its calories comes from fat. The best way to totally avoid fat and cholesterol from milk products though is to use fortified skim milk or the powdered milk which you are using. Of course one should get protein from other sources In the diet too. It is not a good idea to depend solely on milk for protein. That's why your diet should also include a reasonablo amount of meat, fish and poultry.

These foods plus milk and milk products provide the highest quality of protein found in most diets. Ask Dick Kleiner Lucy no Red By Dick Kleiner DEAR DICK: In the late '30s, Walter Winchell exposed Lucille Ball as a card-carrying Communist and there was a picture of her membership card in the paper. Was Winchell right? G.B., Troy, Ohio Technically, yes. This story has been rehashed so often I thought it was forgotten, but apparently it keeps coming up. To set the record straight, when Lucy first came to Hollywood early in the '30s, she joined the party out of sympathy for her old Uncle Ned, an She never was a Communist, however, and was completely cleared by the House UnAmerican Activities Committee.

DEAR DICK: Did Lucille Ball live in Portland, in 1949 for a few months? A friend claims that he met Lucy in 1949 and she was using an alias. DENNIS E. LENHART, Pendleton, Ore. The friend is wrong. Lucy's friends say she was making films in Hollywood that year.

DEAR DICK: Seeing Mr. Coffee on TV, reminds me did Joe DiMaggio ever marry again? C.P. WISE, Rossville, Ga. No. After Marilyn Monroe died, Joe never married again.

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as he headlines at holiest shrine. the Grand Ole Opry. Poor Footing for BOA: Black Oak Arkansas' snarling vocalist. Jim Dandy fell down the stage steps following a show in Shreveport, forcing BOA's vulpine horde to reschedule shows throughout the Southwest. Tail Genesis accents its tion since the departure of lead singer Peter Gabriel with an elaborate stage show now touring America.

With them on drums is Bill Bruford who previously played for Yes and King Crimson Bad Sign: Doctors at the Cherry Hill. N.J. hospital where singer Jackie Wilson has been recuperating from massive brain damage since last September 29, wouldn't guess how much longer the 41-yearold singer's comatose state will continue but did urge his relatives to name a legal guardian for Wilson's state. Legal Fandago: Texas rockers ZZ Top found a $7 million law suit not in line with their characteristic silver spangle outfits. A Las Vegas promoter has filed the suit for their alleged failure to honor performance commitments Maestro of the maudlin and mundane, Henry Mancini, is now busy at work on a theme song for NBC-TV's election coverage Regrets to Thomas Wolfe: Elton John returns to native England after a lengthy absence to headline a completely sold-out tour.

All 21 cities in the British tour were conquered only a few hours after tickets went on sale. Celebrating their 25th anniversary, the legendary jazz quartet of Dave Brubeck, Paul. Desmond, Eugene Wright and Joe Morello has enjoyed SRO concerts throughout their 22-date tour of the United States. Discussing their first sonal tour in almost a decade, mentor Brubeck explained from his suburban Connecticutt home. "We had only planned to do one concert in Princeton to commemorate our 25th anniversary.

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