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1931 i THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR Tuesday, April 23, 1972 Apollo, tired crew race home do we pack hou DuamiclhiesS flawless, erasing all reservations about the capability of the ommand ship engine to perform. Oiiirerns about i he engine's control systi-in delayed the moon landing for six hours hursday and opened the possibility of a cancellation. The crew was anxious to be coming home. "I'll tell you we can hardly wait," said Young. Duke had a let down feeling, expressing doubt that the mission had accomplished its objective in finding rock samples that will indicate lava flow.

But capsule communicator Anthony England, an astronaut and geologist, assured him the 45 pounds of rocks and soil could contain what the scientists were seeking. Chicago Daily Newi Service HOUSTON, Texas The homeward-bound Apollo astronauts, showing the strain and tension of a punish inn ordeal, entered the sphere of the earlh's gravity at 8:47 a.m. (Minneapolis time) today. Their speed, now rapidly building up, will hit a peak of 24,500 miles an hour when they slam into the earth's atmosphere Thursday. Splashdown is at 1:44 p.m.

(Minneapolis time) in the Pacific, 1,500 miles south of Honolulu, Hawaii. Good weather was forecast for the landing area. Two restful days were in store as John Young, Charles M. Duke and Ken Mattingly began unwinding from the fast tempo of the past week on and around the moon. The command ship soared out of the moon's orbit last night.

The homeward-turning burn behind the moon was The Federal Communications Commission has failed, for the most part, in its attempt to encourage local and syndicated production by reducing the amount of prime-time allotted to the commercial networks. In so many cases the programs that moved into the hours vacated by the networks are cheap, imitative little time-wasters or revivals of worn-out series which surely must thrill only the moth i ers of the producers and those performers who stand to make some money by way of salaries or residuals. 'IGNORED' SHOW GETS ITS DUE Judge finds part of city obscenity ordinance invalid Here and there, of course, one does find a An ideal way to serve any size group! Part of the Minneapolis obscenity ordinance was held unconstitutional yes- Your appetite never had it so good! Our "banquet in a box" features our famous Brothers delicatessen sandwiches -stacked extra thick on a delicious kaiser roll, plus our special potato salad, sliced kosher dills and for dessert, our incomparable Brothers brownies. Everything for great eating, even a fork and napkin, packed fresh to stay fresh for hours. TAKE YOUR CHOICE 1.

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Apparently I have taken the show for granted this season because little has been said about it in this column. For that reason, Ron Handberg, Channel 4's news director, slapped my wrist the other day for not paying attention to a program which was trying to do more than merely filling a half-hour time slot. 'Moore on Handberg said, "represents a serious attempt on our part to do something along the lines of the FCC's thinking. But the program has gone unnoticed in the press." Handberg has a point, I will agree. Tonight, for example, the station will set up its cameras at Jefferson Junior High School, to record the Minne-, apolis School Board's scheduled final decision on a de- segregation plan, and will focus on Lawrence Cohen and' Robert Ferderer as the St.

Paul election results come in. In addition, returns from the Massachusetts and Pennsylvania presidential primary elections will be reported. "It's a monumental project to turn out a show of this nature each week," Handberg said, "and costly, too. We spend $3,500 to produce each show, and we have no sponsor." Where Channel 4 once employed one cameraman and two writers to prepare a monthy "Moore on Tuesday," the additional segments of the series now require a staff of six writers-producers Mike Ferring, Bob Papper and Gary Stern; photo-editors Ned Judge and Dave Mc-Cullough, and assistant cameraman Darrell Brandt. Dave Moore, who narrates the series, is involved deeply "in some shows," Handberg said, "but he is not active in their preparation from week to week." 3 DOWNTOWN Dayton Radisson Ramp 339-2705 Arcade 336-1701 Midwest Plaza 333-6334 Northwestern Bank Bids.

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Propelled by small chemical charges, they rise up to 2,000 feet and float down on parachutes. In the case before him, he said, Lizbeth Lyons was arrested Feb. 10 by Minneapolis morals squad officer Kenneth Tidgwell. Odland said "the facts as alleged seem to negate any intent on behalf of the defendant to direct the words in her performance to any specific individual." While there is a "legitimate state interest" in condemning words "of such a nature that they will provoke physical retaliation," Odland said, "the speech cannot be for-bidden merely on the ground that it causes or threatens a breach of the peace Odland cited a U.S. Supreme Court case in which a man was charged in Cal-ifornia for wearing a sweatshirt with an obscene word on it.

The high court reversed the man's conviction. As in that case, Odland said, "there is no showing that the words were directed to any particular person, but rather were used by the defendant in her stage performance. "It is not unreasonable," he said, "to find that patrons of that bar were there for the purpose of drinking and to observe the performer in question, and, as such, were surely not unwilling or unsuspecting viewers or listeners who require protection from exposure to defendant's crude performance." He cited the Supreme Court's ruling that "surely the state has no right to cleanse public debate to the point where it is gra-matically palatable to the most squeamish of us. "For while the particular four-letter word being litigated here is perhaps more distasteful than most others of its genre, it is nevertheless often true that one man's vulgarity is I When the new season opens in the fall, the series will move to a 9:30 p.m. time slot on Sundays.

Handberg is pleased at the new hour. "Now we're competing with 'Marcus Welby' and 'Sanford and he said. "You couldn't find a worse time period." the second part of the ordinance, which prohibits the use of such words "to the annoyance of other persons in such public places." Odland's ruling was the second time this year in which at least part of the ordinance has been declared unconstitutional by a Hennepin Municipal judge. In January, Judge John W. Hanson struck down the entire ordinance in a case in which the same word was used.

Neither of the judges' rulings are binding on other judges on the bench. In his ruling yesterday, Odland said "words are profane according to the sense in which they are used, and it is necessary to show by other words coupled with them the sense in which they are used to make a valid charge of using profane language." Moore Hen son ANOTHER CHILDREN'S SHOW from "Sesame Street's Muppetman, Jim Henson, will be presented tonight on Channel 11, via the Hughes TV network. The program, entitled "The Muppet Musicians of Bremen," is a musical hour based on the Brothers Grimm fairy tale. The plot remains fairly faithful to the original except for a switch in locale and music as a quartet of over-the-hill animals, kicked out by their owners, form a traveling Dixieland band in the Louisiana swamps. Completing a series of three specials "The Frog Prince" and "The Great Santa Claus Switch" the show-uses full-sized puppets with animals inside and marionettes, as Henson tries to get away from the usual Muppet look.

The program is scheduled to be carried at 8:30 p.m., which seems rather late for its potential audience of youngsters. another's lyric." PEiini MASSACHUSETTS (CHOOSE FROM 5 DAILY BUSES) Greyhound fares: $11.30 O.W.; $21.50 R.T. Air coach fares: $27.00 O.W.; $54.00 R.T. Based on Round Trip fares. Every day is BARGAIN DAY at (JliYIn3raiD LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US fublithtd at a itrvic rtocfart at no chorgo to broadtatttri.

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6:30 GLEN CAMPBELL. Repeat. Guests. Johnny Cash, June Carter, Merle Haggard, Buck Owens and Minnie Pearl. Ch.

4. 6:30 SPECIAL. Repeat. "The Four Kings." First presented in 1963, this World War II story about four convicts sneaking into Germany to open a safe tries to combine suspense with a love story. Because Peter Falk is the bad safecracker and Susan Strasberg the sweet German girl, the love story fares better than the suspense.

Ch. 5. 6:30 MOD SQUAD. Repeat. A circus setting and a good performance by guest Edward Asner spark this entry.

Asner's small circus is being sabotaged and the squad moves in to see what it can uncover. Ch. 9. 7:30 THE ADVOCATES. Topic: "Should the United States Support the Unification of Ireland?" Ch.

2. 7:30 HAWAII FIVE-O. Repeat. McGarrett fears a gangland war is imminent when it appears that a mainland syndicate is trying to take over criminal operations on the island. Interesting episode.

Ch. 4. 7:30 SPECIAL. "Jack Paar's African Diary." Armchair adventurers and Paar fans will find this hour entertaining. Tune in and watch Paar, his wife and daughter, Randy, enjoying themselves in wild animal country.

And be sure to be on the lookout for the "first talk show from Mount Kilimanjaro." Ch. 5. 7:30 MOVIE OF THE WEEK. Repeat. Thief." This is a quality suspense show about a man who tries to break with his criminal past but who must find a way to get money quickly to pay off a debt.

Richard Crenna and Angie Dickinson co-star. Ch. 9. 8:30 CANNON. Repeat.

What appears to be a simple assignment as a bodyguard becomes a complex case involving an attempt on Cannon's life. Ch. 4. 8:30 NICHOLS. Repeat.

Nichols recruits a ragged gang of crime specialists to recover stolen money from a fugitive. -Ch. 5. 8:30 SPECIAL. "The Muppet Musicians From Bremen." Ch.

11. 9:00 MARCUS WELBY. Repeat. A Japanese-American youth learns to better understand his father from Dr. Welby.

Ch. 9. 9:30 BLACK JOURNAL. "Who Killed Malcolm Ch. 2.

9:30 MOORE ON TUESDAY. Scheduled segments: Coverage of the Minneapolis School Board's debate on desegregation and returns from the St. Paul election and Massachusetts and Pennsylvania primaries. Ch. 4.

9:30 SANFORD AND SON. Repeat. A porcelain figurine appears to be an object that could provide a monetary windfall for Fred and Lamont. Highly entertaining. Ch.

5. 10:30 TONIGHT Virginia Graham, Corbet Monica, Carl Ballantine and Al Green are scheduled to visit host Joey Bishop. Ch. 5. 10:30 DICK CAVETT.

Scheduled guests: Dr. Christiaan Barnard and Sarah Vaughan. Ch. 9. 10:30 MOVIE.

"The Girl Getters" (19(54), a comedy with Oliver Reed. Ch. 11. 10:50 MOVIE. "Night Into Morning" (1051).

a drama with Ray Milland and Nancy Davis. Ch. 4. Midnight DAVID FROST. Guests: The Rev.

Rex Hum-hard and Mrs. Diane Kennedy Pike. Ch. 5. WEDNESDAY MORNING 9:00 DINAH'S PLACE.

Guest: Abigail Van Buren. Ch. 5. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 1:00 MOVIE. "Stranger in My Arms" (1959), a drama with June Allyson and Jeff Chandler.

Ch. 11. 3:30 MOVIE. "Kisses for My President" (1950), a comedy with Fred MacMurray and Polly Bergen. Ch.

4. 3:30 VIRGINIA GRAHAM. Guests: Janet Btair, Billy Joe Royal and Norm Crosby. Ch. 5.

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TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS 7:00 p.m. A 1947 segment of "The Jack Benny Show" presented on "Olid Time Radio." KQRS. 8:00 p.m. "Cleveland Orchestra Concert." KSJN-FM. 9:00 p.m.

"Library of Congress Chamber Music Concert." WCAL-FM. WEDNESDAY HIGHLIGHTS 1:10 p.m. Baseball: Minnesota vs. Boston. WCCO.

2:00 p.m. The Academy National Orchestra plays music by Bernstein. Schumann, Debussy and Gershwin. KUOM. 'Thief R.

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The Electric Company. 6:00 p.m. You the Supervisor. 6:30 p.m. Great Decisions.

7:00 p.m. Modern Canada. 7:30 p.m. Advocates. 8:30 p.m.

Parents Are Responsible. 9:00 p.m. Concert series. 9:30 p.m. Black Journal.

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