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c-8 DOVtftNtWCtillAOtlPHIA. OHIO Tonight's TV Programs Jfc ClMItt A OMMMM NwJndfant thliflnbllhirlllat Forest MONDAV If Monday Is your birthday you are versatile, have sense of comedy, love to' and travel v- and you are a sensl- 3:00 Finalists via in the $75.000 King louie telecast Overland Park, Kan. 3:30 Tennis I Ilia Nastasa, Adriano and Vitas GeruUitis will compete in the CBS InvitattMial terihis 4:00 College Basketball (4) (7) Notre Deme vs. West Virginia and Ohio Stats vs. Illinois on Channel 4.

4:30 Wide World of Sports 5) (23) Among the segments, coverage of the Daytona 125 focuses on Jinil Guthtie's attempt to become the first tmman to qualify for tomorrow's DaytonaSOO. 6:00 Goif (as) Third-round play in the Glen CampbelI Us Angeles (25). young Indians interested in perpetuating: i of 1971, A year which gaining can aidjm emo- itionat and sense. If single, you frould'fharf Irrharried, there might be an addition family, PltsCES (Feb. 19-March 20).

Check costs be a comparison shopper, Protect valuables, personal possessions. Gemini, Virgo, Sagittarius persons figure in picture. Key now is to collect, analyze, to get rid of superfluous objects and methods. This is streamline time. Know it and do something about it ARIES (March 21fApril 19): Flexibility is more.important than might be imagined.

Keep wary eye on legalities, 9:30 Grahimy Awardi jHghts, permissions. You have chance expand if versatile. Policy A tuipicioui Fish investigates VictorVtudden wealth and discovers that ha is involved in a numbers racKef.1- i K.W0: 9:00 StarfkyA (5) (23) Huggy Bur and his friend Tilrjuy ara bumbling gumshoes on a missing husband eaaj This jsVpjIo't for pojjible sarias. mosWeflnitely involved. Young person eduld make unreasonable demands, A void extravagance: VJrtOO (Aug.

23-SCpl. 22)! Study Leo message. Organise priorities protect interests, financial and emotional. Relative, without meaning to be de- striictive, might dd something foolish. Know'it and be self-reliant; pon't fall prey tp sob stories steer clear of one who cbnstantly sings the blues.

1 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct, 22): Status quo gets shakeup what had been regarded as settled or routine is likely to be something entirely different. Legal matters, money affairs grab Partner or mate has much to say and do and there are minor explosions. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov.

21): What had been a discouraging situation now' takes on air of optimism. Accent on routine work, health, ability to obtain and perform needed, special services. New! independence, fresh con- tadts are indicated. And you could also fall madly in love! SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec.

21): trigue is in picture you have a between flirtation and a solid relationship. Degree of maturity will decide your choice. Follow through on inner jfeelings. You have answer to dilemma, iowever, you may be wishing for a fan- asy-land solution. The Easter Bunny, sad though it may be, is too elusive to be reliable.

1:00 King Kong vs. Godzilla Story of the two great movie monsters of all time: Michael Keith. James' Yagi. 1982. (Color).

Rating C. Godzilla's Revenge Special effects distinguish this installment of the Godzilla saga Japanese. 1967. (Color). Rating C.

2:00 Frankie and Johnny (3) Elvis Presley sings his way through this tale of love and jealousy among river-boat entertainers. Donna Douglas. 1966. (Color). Rating D.

Horizons of the Sea (7) Documentary exploring Australia's inland waterways and rugged coastal boundaries. 1972. (Color). Rating C. 2:30 Paranoiac (4) A blend a madness and murder in a gloomy mansion.

Janette Scott Oliver Reed. 1963. (B W). Rating indicated through written word; Part II will be shown you took for granted has more Val- 4:00 Geisha Boy A third-rate magician on a USD tour of Japan becomes attached to a small orphaned boy. Jerry Lewis, Marie MecDonald, Suzanne Pleshette.

1958. (Color). Rating 8:00 Monster Zero Outer-space fantasy about the discovery of a new plenet hidden by Jupiter. Nick Adims. 1968.

(Color). Baling C. 9:00 RioLobo (3)M(7) John Wayne stars as a former Civil War officer who freutna' Texas town of Rio Lobo from a band of carpetbaggers end settles aV old score with a wartime Rivero.Jennifer O'Neill, Jack Elant 1970. Einstiin'ichro'nicli wetk at this time. NikoleiChirlusiov.

1945. Rating B. 11:30 Aerial iceniry is theV to duty. Jemes SteM Rating C-f. 12:00 Marcus! Detective tries to I but is thwarted I was Jose Ferrer, CAPRICORN (Dec.

22-Jan. 19): In- i ne.20).: If desire qiiiries are made concerning your abili- tt A eS a JL 'jBarit may 1 ready for serious questii 'V'-'Gain indicated throueh wHtteri a i 11 a i might be imagined. Virgo, 'Libra, Scorpio could be in picture. ii) this story of a ballplayer recalled Ailysijn, 1955. (Color).

CANCER (June 21-July 22): Challenge is good at this time. Know it and i don't brood, You'll have real opportun- son Murders (9). ity'to vindicate views, to advance, to let familiar with your assets, abilities. Leo, Aquarius persons figure in picture. LEO (July 23-Aug.

22): Perceive situation as it exists, not merely as you might wish it to be. Accent on special relationship, affair of heart, emotional responses. Member of opposite sex is enforcerswho are intireitid only in quick' 1 4 i I When she returns to Broadway a's MfleiFifi, French music-hall star and con girl Peaches.0'Day (ools everyone except the polict chief. Mae West Edmund 1937. (B ft W).

Rating Know it and be ons. Gemini, Sagittarius persons figure prominently. You could draw to you person with delusions of grandeur. Be discriminating! AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.

18): Steady approach brings best results stay out of traffic, if possible. Relative could be stubborn, aching for a confrontation. Know it and remain cool. Logjam is removed fr.om area of professional advancement. Discover your love and money mates! Send birthdate (for our survey) and 75 cents to Omarr Astrology Booklet, The Times-Reporter, Dover- New Philadelphia, Ohio, P.O.

Box 1111, Los Angeles, Calif. 90053. You'll find answers In Sydney Omarr's booklet, "Secret Hints for Men and Women. Abbj by Abigail Van It's better she's taking precautions DearAbby: I don't know who to turn to. I just found out that my 18-year-old daughter is on the Pill.

I am nearly crazy with heartbreak, disappointment and shame. She has a steady boyfriend I thought was nice. I never dreamed this was going on. Should I confront her and tell her I know? I'm so upset I can hardly sleep or eat. My daughter works steady and lives at home, and she's always been a and decent girl.

Please help me. Nearly Crazy In Penna. Dear'Nearly: What are your alternatives? Confront her and demand that she stop having sex? It won't work. Once a girl becomes sexually active, she's not likely to abstain from sex because her mother asks her to. Besides, she's of age.

You could kick her out of the house, but what would that accomplish? As long as she has chosen to be sexually active, isn't it better that she is Needlecraft 7245 Toss this super exciting poncho over everything. Quick-knit and beautiful too! Use synthetic worsted in three colors bands of stockinet, garter and pattern stitch form vivid striped design. Pattern 7245: one size fits all. fw web pattern, 15 IwwfcpaHws feMiril-clw mail and uccUi to Alice Breoki, is ewe of The NeedlccnJi W. taking precautions to prevent a pregnancy that could lead to a premature marriage, an abortion or an unwanted child? DearAbby: (i I have been married to Paul for only six months, but one of his habits is really driving me out of my mind.

When he sits down to eat (whether we are at home, dining out or are guests in someone's home), the first thing Paul does is to salt everything that requires seasoning and I mean he salts it up but good! Abby, he doesn't even try it first he just pours the salt on. People look at him in disbelief. At the home of friends, I'm sure they think there's something wrong with their food. Shouldn't he take a little taste first? And then if he likes things saltier, he could add a bit more salt instead of doing it in these great broad gestures. Or am I wrong to criticize him? Paul's Wife Dear Wife: If your husband likes salt, he should be a little more subtle in applying it, especially when he's a dinner guest.

And he should take a token taste first, even though he knows he's going to add more salt. Paul's craving for salt may be embarrassing for you, but it could have more serious implications. Tell him to mention this to his physician. DearAbby: Is it possible for a man to be in love with two women at the same time? I'm a divorcee, and this man I'm dating has never been married. When we met, he told me quite honestly that he had been seeing another woman, but that he wanted to date me any way.

I agreed, thinking that if anything serious developed between us, he'd quit seeing her. Well, something serious did develop, but he's still seeing her. He has us on a schedule. Some days are "hers" and some are "mine." He's taken me on some nice trips, but he's also taken her on several since he met me. She knows about me, but she hasn't given him up.

I am not insisting on marriage, but I would like a man who's mine exclusively. Should I give him an ultimatum? I really love him and don't want to lose him, but his running between me and this other woman is getting me down. What's wrong with him anyway? Frustrated Dear Frustrated: How far "down" you are willing to get before demanding exclusive rights is up to you. The quickest way to lose him is to give him an ultimatum, so don't go that route unless you're willing to surrender your 50 per cent of this illusive Romeo. I think be's marriage shy, and finds safety in numbers.

Graham- -Dr. FDA taking closer look at containers Studies don't prove life after death to write Scad 1110 to-. HUH, Van Ba. UtUralTAV 1 What do you think of some of the studies that have been done recently concerning dying people who supposedly bad a glimpse of eternal life just as they died? Do yon think they prove life after I have had the experience of being with people at the moment of death. I will never forget the joy that my grandmother had just before she died.

I think God sometimes may give us a brief glimpse into the life to come. This certainly was Stephen's experience; when the moment of his death came he "saw the glory of God, and Jesus standing on the right hand of God" At the same time I do not feel that our belief in life after death is dependent on the reported experiences of some people just before death. Such ex- A( Your ice 'The Hot Line' (Q) Can you find out if Aluminum Industries of Little Rock, is a reputable company or if there have beep complaints against it? It sells aluminum siding installation kits M.B.; Mineral City. (A) Without the full address, we can't do much research, and we couldn't reach you by phone to ask you for the street address. We could find no business records on any such firm in Little Rock; we found an Aluminum Industries in St.

Louis (no complaints) and one in Columbia, S.C. You might get more information by writing the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce, One Spring Little Rock, Ark. 72201, giving the company's full street address. (Q) On Nov. 8,1976, we placed an order with J.C.

Whitney Co. of Chicago for 28 items. Six of the items were not available. On Nov. 27, we received a note promising shipment of one of the missing items at the end of December; we then received a refund for one of them.

Nothing was mentioned about the merchandise we never received, and my Jan. 5 inquiry was ignored. Can Hot Line G.T.P., Gnadenhutten. (A) Hot Line has published a number of complaints against J.C. Whitney.

M. Brychel, special contact correspondent, answered our inquiry with the assurance that he had'' authorized a refund." You confirmed that you received it. periences may not be reliable, and may not reflect the true nature of eternal life in every instance. Furthermore, they do not give us any firm assurance about how we should prepare for eternal life. For the Christian, the certainty of eternal life is based not on human experiences, but on the historical fact of Jesus' resurrection.

There is only one man who ever died completely and irrefutably, and then came back to life, never to die again. That was Jesus Christ. By His resurrection He proved beyond all doubt that He is the Son of God, and that He has conquered sin and death. One of the most comforting truths of Scripture is Jesus' promise in John 11:25, 26: "I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live: and whosoeveT'liveth and believeth in me shall never die." Readers having questions for Dr. Billy Graham may send them to him in care of the Chicago Tribune-New York NewsSyndlcate 220 E.

42nd New York, N.Y. So much of the food we buy these days comes in plastic containers all kinds of bottles, dishes, boxes, and bags and I worry that the chemicals in the plastic are going to get into the food. I am sure I have read somewhere that plastics can cause cancer. Have these containers our food comes in been adequately tested? Are they really safe? Suzanne M. The kinds of tests you ask about are being done by the food and container companies and also by the Food and Drug Administration.

In fact, the FDA has set up what is called the Indirect Additives Laboratory, in order to check on the small amounts of substances that may get into food from packaging materials or processing equipment. There is no way to prevent this completely, Indirect additives are, therefore, allowed if they do not affect the food or harm the consumer and if the containers themselves are useful. When yau mention cancer, you are probably referring to the vinyl chloride problem. Not long ago, it was found that workers inhaling vinyl chloride gas in factories where the plastic was made had a very high level of liver cancer. And it was already known that hard and semi-hard plastics made from vinyl chloride let off tiny amounts of the substance.

So the FDA proposed a ban on using'these plastics in food containers. The issue has not yet been finally settled. Of course, the amount of vinyl chloride you might get from containers is virtually nothing compared to what a factory worker gets from the gases. Meanwhile, the FDA is taking a closer look at other plastics. One of these is acrylonitrile, which is used in bottles for carbonated beverages and some food containers.

The problem about plastics is that they are made from small molecules called monomers, which are linked together to form polymers. Monomers that don't get linked usually escape into the atmosphere, but some occasionally get trapped in the plastic and it is these that are apt to pass from the plastic to the food inside. The FDA laboratory checks container materials submitted by manufac- turers for approval. It is also rechecking materials now in use the various kinds of bottles, boxes, wraps, coatings on paper and cardboard for cartons you mention. Rechecks are liable to occur whenever better testing methods are developed T- to make sure something harmful was not missed in earlier, less thorough screening.

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