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COUPON! THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR Thursday, Aug. 7, 1973 HE'S AIMING FOR 120 YEARS At 113, he banks on his job 1WB11S 21 IV 3 'A FILET MIGNON He tells me I am living on somebody else's time. And he just says he hopes it's not his time I'm living on." Miller adds: "I don't reckon I'll ever retire. I'm the oldest man in Jones County and I plan to live seven more years." Why seven years? "Might as well make it even," he said. WITH DINNER THIS rTOUPOM Includet baked potato, salad, rolls and butter COUPON GOOD THIU AUGUST oTH FOR ANY NUMBER IN YOUR PARTY (Not valid for Private Parties or Banqu is PARTY ROOMS AND BANQUET FACILITIES AVM'AB said.

"Six white men came on horses and told my Mama, 'You are as free as we "When the old master found out, he turned over in his bed and never said another word. He had just bought a bunch of slaves from New Orleans and the word killed him." "Let's see," he says, trying to recall how many children he has. "You'll just have to ask my children about that. I've got so many." HIS DAUGHTERS say the old man had 21 children and two wives. Miller says he doesn't care much for television, but enjoys the jesting of a "preacher friend." "He always preaches my funeral.

ASPERMONT, Texas (J?) Cane in Glover Miller shuffles through the First National Bank where he has been employed for as long as anyone can remember. Miller says he is 1 13 years old and few in this West Texas community of 1,200 will quarrel with that. The oldtimer picks up trash at the bank and relishes memories that are somewhat obscured by time. MILLER SAYS he was born into slavery near Montgomery, during the Civil War. "When the Yankees came around, I didn't know anything," he ROSEVILLE BROOKLYN CENTER 560-2370 633-2S4 FCjI SHOPPERS' CITY Qualify Wiofo Finishing TV Program Notes As first among the reruns, Caribe1 has its place in the sun NEW YORK, N.Y.

Of) Reruns were the highest-rated evening TV shows last week, according to the A. C. Nielsen Co. According to the Nielsen findings, the most-watched shows last week were: "Caribe" (ABC); "Rock-ford Files" (NBC); "S.W.A.T." (ABC); "Sanford and Son," "Police Woman" and "Chico and the Man" (all NBC); "All in the Family" (CBS): "The Rookies" (ABC); "Hawaii Five-O," "The Jeffersons," "Mannix" and "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" (all CBS); "NBC Sunday Mystery Movie," "Cannon" and "Bob New-hart" (both CBS); "Smile, Jennie, You're Dead" (ABC); "Barnaby Jones," "Rhoda" and "Good Times" (all CBS). DISCOUNT ON ALL 0 MANno ppnrFQcmr; op REPRINTS AND ENLARGEMENTS Similar Discounts On All Photo Processing If THIS SUMMER.

ENJOY THE A Close Vi Hr, East the HeSS THRILLING BEAUTY OF WISCON- Twin Cities except where dot indicatei a preview by a newi service. 7:30 BASEBALL. Twins vs. Kansas City. Ch.

11. 8:00 SPECIAL. "The Sandcastle," story of a boy who fell asleep on the beach after building a sandcastle and dreamed that it was occupied by amusing people. Ch. 2.

8:00 MOVIE. "Murderer's Row" (1966). A former counter-espionage agent is summoned to rescue a scientist from a foreign power. Dean Martin and Ann-Margret. Ch.

4. 8:00 MOVIE. Repeat. "The Caretakers" (1963). A young physician tries "tender understanding" in treating mental patients, but runs into adversaries on the V1N FAMOUS Information about programi is from network and station prtti releases THURSDAY EVENING 7:00 WALTONS.

Repeat. John and Olivia have their first serious quarrel when a zealous visiting minister exhorts the children to give up their "evil ways." John Ritter guests. Ch. 4. 7:00 "BEN VEREEN COMIN' AT YA." Premiere of a variety show with regulars Lola Falana, Lis Torres and Arte Johnson.

The Smothers Brothers guest star. Ch. 5. 7:00 ALMOST ANYTHING GOES. Game in which teams from Marianna, Troy, and Bainbridge, compete for the Southern regional championship.

Ch. 9. The Fun and Action Start At SOMERSET, WISCONSIN "Floating Capita of Iht World" U.S. head of Asian aid bank quits post WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP) I '-Airt :i.s.

-s -3, ii Ml Nl Stillwol.r. Minn. Hwyi. 35 Ik 64. FREE INFORMATION: Aa-plo Rivor Floaters Ann.

Somonot. Wil. Aik about ipocial group ralot! hospital staff. Robert Stack, Joan Crawford and Herbert Marshall. Ch.

5. President Ford announced today he has accepted the resignation of Paul Rex Beach as U.S. director of the Asian Development Bank. Also announced by the White House today was the resignation of James R. Thompson as U.S.

attorney for the Northern District of Illinois. He is seeking the GOP 8:00 STREETS OF SAN FRAN Associated Press GLOVER MILLER Claims to be 13 CISCO. Repeat. Detectives Stone and Keller trace the erratic and deadly path of a "Saturday night special" revolver. Ch.

9. nomination tor Illinois governor. 83 Advertisement Advertisement 11 9:00 HARRY O. Repeat. An architect is marked for death because he was an unknowing witness to a murder.

Barry Sullivan guest stars. Ch. 9. Don't sell yourself short, move up to today's cigarette. 10:30 WIDE WORLD: SPECIAL.

Repeat. "In Search of Howard Hughes: An Unauthorized Biography." Ch. 9. mm K3B Pall MallGoldiOO's 10:50 MOVIE. "Bhowani Junc tion" (1956).

Ava Gardner and Stewart Granger. Ch. 4. Midnight OMORROW. Tom Snyder hosts a show from New York's Central Park.

Ch. 5. lower in'ter' than the best-selling short (70mm) cigarette. Midnight MOVIE. "Ride Back" (1957), last of two parts.

Anthony Quinn and William Conrad. Ch. 9. 1:00 A.M. MOVIE.

(1967). Craig Stevens and Laura Devon. Ch. 4. FRIDAY AFTERNOON yet milder HIM 1:00 MOVIE.

"Sullivan's Empire" (1967). Martin Milner and Linden Chiles. Ch. 11. 8 3:30 MOVIE.

"Malaya" (1950). (FRIDAY NOON to 10 PM SATURDAY 10 to 10 SUNDAY 1 1 AM to 8 PM) Spencer Tracy and James Stewart. Ch. 4. OVER $280,000 OF PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT WILL BE SOLO AT7 PALI MALL GOLD 100's 20 mg.

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Moot reps Iron: GT71 Radio Listings PHOTO FAIR Warning-. The Surgeon General Has Determined Thai Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Examples of of buys. Published as a service to readers at no charge to broadcasters. The Star is not responsible for program changes 20 mg.

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UNBELIEVABLE! POLAROID SX-70 MODEL 2. Suggested retail price is $149.95. Dealer cost is $102.00. During the Photo Fair only, buy this 79 by stations. (AM) Camera for only Limit one camera per customer KDWB 630 KRSI 950 KDAN KTCR 690 WYOO' 980 KEEY Television Listings r) Dole! 35 1370 1400 1440 1470 1500 1530 1570 KUOM 770 WMIN 1010 WCAl 770 WDGY1130 WCCO 830 WWTC1280 KTIS 900 WLOl 1330 KQRS KANO KSTP KSMM KUXL IF YOU NEED AN ELECTRONIC FLASH, COME TO THE PHOTO FAIR BELL 4V HOWELL 8SS FOCUS-MATIC STROBE Complete with nickel-cadmium battery and tost Nikon Minolta Miranda Bauer Honeywell Bell Howell Polaroid Bronka Kowa Cotson Belei Hasstlblad Rollei Unkoktr Yashica ffs Kodak Mamiya Konica Omega Cibathrome Soligor Ricoh Patterson Prim Niio Pttrl Broun Sawytr llford Soconic Senkyo Asa mi me Program listings are furnished by the networks and stations.

The Star is not responsible for unannounced changes. (FM) (horgtr. list Rtm S5T.9S Limit one per customer 15 KBEM 88.5 KNOF 95.3 WYOO 101.3 WCAL 89.3 KTCR 97.1 KEEY 102.1 KSJN 91.1 KTIS 98.5 WCCO 102.9 KORS 92.5 WIOL 99.5 KFMX 104.1 WAYl 93.7 Was 100.3 KTWN 107.9 KSTP 94.5 TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS ALL 35mm SLR's ON SALE Nikoni, Minoltas, Mirandas, Rolltis, ttc. HERE'S ONE EXAMPLE: HONEYWELL PENTAX 35mm SLR REGISTER FOR 7:25 p.m. Baseball.

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FRIDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS 11:15 a.m. Lecture. "History of American Theater." KUOM. 1:00 Discourse. "The Future of ihe Republican Party, Post-Watergate," an address by Rep.

Charles Wiggins, R-Calif. WCAL-FM. 2:00 Afternoon Concert. The "Piano Quintet No. 2 in A Major" of Franz Berwald.

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