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ALHUQl'ERQUE JOURNAL Monda, August 1, 198. A-7 TVAimusements TV Previews Today's Crossword Puzzle Will 6 Sunrise' Mark Career Rise? 49 Asiatic birds 51 Drill a hole 52 Certain carpenters 53 Blossom garland 54 She was born free 55 Role for Robert Stack 56 They loop the Loop 57 Narrow lath DOWN 1 Home of theMets 2 Venerable 3 cadabra 4 "Era of Good Feeling president 5 Models 6 Norse goddess 7 Guinness 8 Word with worker or register 9 More elegant 10 "LVr-" Adenauer i ACROSS 1 Counterfeit 5 Problem for a princess? 8 Get out! 12 Professional tramp Trouble 14 Spicy stew 15 Merit 16 Lontf-tailed civets 18 Noah's port 20 Turning points 21 Soviet city 23 Neon 24 Beam on a carriage 28 "The -in Winter" 31 Rosary bead 32 ledger item 34 Supplement 35 Split 37 Kind of stretcher 39 on encourage) 41 Greenland base 42 Woe 45 Son of Chaos 11 Soviet news agency 17 Work unit 19 Comedian Johnson 22 River of Hades 24 Swiss river 25 VUIxIl 26 Hares 27 Rhetorical interrogation 29 Turkish weight 30 Born 33 A and a dav KxiX i8 Ancient city the Niic 4(1 Political initials He won laurels I'uinedy 411 River in nr 44 Slv artifice 46 Pod of rotton 17 Major or minor 45 Bench 50 Slippery oi le Ha id a ki t'a'l'e L. I O'P I ED auo'r'a'c l'Ei eH 'f ES11 (Sports on TV and radio are listed on Page 2 of today's sports section). MOVIE "Mirror, Mirror." (Made-for-TV 1979) (Repeat) Lukewarm drama about the pros and cons of corrective surgery. Housewife Loretta Swit wants a breast implant; widow Janet Leigh gets a facelift from a quack and almost dies; and businesswoman Lee Meriwether submits to an eye-lift to win back an old flame.

Producer-director Joanna Lee deals with the myriad emotional problems connected with cosmetic surgery and offers helpful hints to the female audience. (8 m. Channel 4). GREAT PERFORMANCES 'Brideshead Revisited." Part IV. (Repeat) "Sebastian Against the World." Anthony Andrews' Sebastian, who is perhaps the most fascinating character in the Brideshead gallery, dominates the hour.

He combines inner anguish and outward anger as he loses his grip on life. He creates a full-blown, crystal clear portrait of a confused, and tormented being who's on the verge of losing control and knows he can't stop himself. (9 p.m. Channel 5). MAGIC OF DANCE "What Is New." (Repeat) The origins of modern dance (1909) are examined in this captivating hour.

London's Contemporary Dance Theater provides the most interesting example of modern dance but the highlight comes last when Mikhail Baryshinkov dances "Le Spectre de la Rose" wih Dame Margot Fonteyn (10 p.m. Channel 5). MOVIE "Cover Girls." (Made-for-TV 1977) (Repeat) Silly and improbable pilot film that tried to imitate "Charlie's Angels" but didn't make it. Two gorgeous actresses, Cornelia Sharpe and Jayne Kennedy, play models working as undercover espionage agents. Slick but empty.

(Midnight Channel 13). A I By FRED ROTHENBERG NEW YORK (AP) Connie Chung, the new anchor of the refurbished "NBC News At Sunrise," solicited any and all questions during a recent press get-together. One inquisitive sort asked what her salary was. To make certain everybody in the back heard the question, Ms. Chung repeated it.

"Somebody wanted to know what I'll be wearing on my first day to work." Welcome to "The Connie Chung Show." Even without a drum roll and cymbal crash, it was a stand-up comedy aet that Joan Rivers would envy. On display was the witty, spunky personality NBC bought when it wooed Ms. Chung for a reported $425,000 from her local anchor chores at CBS' KNXT in Los Angeles. Of course, NBC considers Ms. Chung a talented journalist.

But, in today's television climate, journalism won't do it all. Just ask the sober Roger Mudd, who was dumped by the "NBC Nightly News" the same day Ms. Chung was frolicking with the media. NBC wanted someone to create a new morning for "NBC News At Sunrise," which this very morning replaces "Early Today." The importance of "Sunrise" is that it leads in to the more important and more profitable "Today" show. When that lead-in broadcast was "Early Today," with Bryant Gumbel and Jane Pauley, it wasn't different enough from "Today," with Bryant Gumbel and Jane Pauley.

"We made a mistake having Jane and Bryant do that show," says Steve Friedman, executive producer of "Today." "It wasn't special." It also wasn't doing well enough in the ratings against ABC's "World News sively trying to get it with an entirely different show. It revolves around Connie. Her career will rise and fall on this show." "This is a personality medium," says Gerry Solomon, executive producer of "We'll have a spontaneous anchor who's a major talent." Translation: If viewers recognize that all three networks offer comprehensive early morning newscasts, maybe they'll switch to "Sunrise" because perky Connie Chung is reading the news and having fun with her sidekicks: weatherman Joe VVitte, sportscaster Bill, Macatee and business insider Alan Abelson, editor of Barron's. Ms. Chung is the only solo news act in the morning.

She'll be competing against Steve Bell and Kathleen Sullivan on "ABC News This Morning" and Bill Kurtis and Diane Sawyer on the "CBS Early Morning News." "I like sole anchors," says Friedman. "That's one reason why (Dan) Rather wins at night. He's the guy. Connie is our anchor. She'll interview Abelson, she'll point out to Macatee what she does or doesn't understand." And when she finishes palling around with her three morning men at 7 a.m., her plan is to be available to report stories for "Today" and the "NBC Nightly News." Ms.

Chung, a former CBS News correspondent, says she accepted NBC's offer because it provided anchor work, news reporting and election coverage. Besides her weekday work, Ms. Chung will anchor Saturday's "NBC Nightly News." "I felt if I didn't go out there and seize 1984, I would miss it like I did 1980 and 1976," she says. "This job will really make me suffer. And that's what I really want to do." PflOE.LF OT OO t-j'F Er-J I ME I Saturday's pu.le Answer to 'Sunrise'' Anchor Connie Chung This Morning." Friedman says an increase of 500,000 TV homes for "Sunrise" could mean double that for "Today," which used to be the preeminent breakfast broadcast and now is well behind ABC's "Good Morning America" and a shaky second to the "CBS Morning News." In the past year, the three dawn newscasts "Early Today," "ABC News This Morning," and the "CBS Early Morning News" have attracted about 4 percent of the nation's 83.3 million TV homes.

Friedman thinks the time peri6d's audience potential could approach 10 percent, and he's putting the entire burden on Ms. Chung's slim shoulders. "The research says the audience is there," Friedman says. "We are aggres 3 4 I' I' 1 1 rvwv '8 ly 20 mM m'mm 24 2b 2b il 28 T29 30 3b 3b 37 3B wmiziWLzzzmm 42 43 44 46 4b 48 4) b0 bl Jcane Dixon's Horoscope. Crvptoqulp SCORPIO (Oct.

23-Nov. 21). You need to get out more and socialize with influential friends. Seek assistance from someone who can put you in touch with the right people. SAGITTARIUS (Nov.

22-Dec. 21): Why keep your ideas to yourself? If you share them with loved one, you will both be happier. Mind your manners when dealing with someone who is stubborn CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19): Put aside all thoughts of business. You need some time to relax in the sun.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). A domestic relationship takes on an optimistic aura. Postpone making any new commitments until you have taken care of your immediate priorities.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Loved one's well-being should be your main consideration Do not fall prey to the schemes of fantasizing friends. Parents find it easier to get close to their children. CANCER (June 21 -July 22): You can make important contacts in the most unusual places. Break away from your regular routine and take a trip to the beach or countryside.

LEO (July 23-Aug 22): You enjoy being part of the crowd today. Accept an invitation to a large gathering. Elderly parents need more attention. Deal with important business contacts over the phone. VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept.

22): Shy away from aggressive people and pursue quiet pastimes. Family members enjoy your company. Do whatever is necessary to make peace with a relative or neighbor. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.

22): Spend the day with close friends or relatives. Avoid flirtations. Domestic tension rises if you insist on being a big shot and picking up the tab. YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: A new home could be part of your good luck in the months ahead. Be diplomatic and you will be able to convince people to bend the rules in your favor.

Those in sports or the arts are viewed in a more positive light. Your social circle grows. A windfall is possible if you are in the right place at the right time. Learn to take constructive criticism in stride. Mate is in your corner.

ARIES (March 21-April 19): A relative or old friend's news puts your mind at rest regarding a career or financial move. Beware of someone who may be gossiping about you. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Good news from afar gives you the advantage in a partnership. You are in better position to improve your finances. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): A change of scenery proves invigorating and puts you in a romantic mood.

A A A A W. Saturday's C'ryptiKjuip VAMPIRE'S M(XST FAVORITE VACATION SHOT FOR FUN IN THF: SUN: THE CAPE Today's L'ryptixjuip clue. equals L. The Cryplwjuip is a simple substitution cipher in which each letter used stands for another. If you think that equals it will equal throughout the puzzle.

Single letters, short words, and wonts using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating vowels. Solution is accomplished by trial and error. Channels with select programs from Albuquerque and El Paso stations; all programs listed will not be shown. after HBO channels indicates eastern scheduling cycle; programs are shown three hours earlier than listed times. FOR COMPLETE ALBUQUERQUE AND EL PASO descriptive listings, check the Journal's Entertainer magazine every Friday.

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West leads the heart jack, dummy covers and East must decide whether to win or wait. If East wins, he takes the early lead but South wins the race. Dummy refuses the second heart to isolate East's hearts and South scores his nine tricks. Without a quick entry, East should signal en- ANSWER: Diamond seven. Partner stuck his neck out to identify his suit.

Respect his wishes and lead his suit. Send bridge questions to The Aces, P.O. Box 12363, Dallas, Texas 7 5 225, with self-addressed, stamped envelope for reply..

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