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2 Daily Record. Northwest N.J. Friday, September 30, 1983 1 SEjteffldSTODAY 'Unci Floyd' back on the loose 'a i av -A A i sL ill IKS; at 'is -J 'l it -sifSi From staff and wire reports "The Uncle Floyd Show" will be back again, this time on the New Jersey Network. The comedy program will be broadcast on Channels 50, 52, 58 and 23 beginning Monday, Oct. 31.

Viewers can watch Uncle Floyd Monday to Friday from 7:30 to 8 p.m. and again at 11 to 11:30 p.m. According to Floyd Vivlno, a.k.a. Uncle Floyd, the program will stay basically the same and have all the same zany characters. Repeats of the "The Uncle Floyd Show" are now being carried by Sub- urban Cablevision, which has 150,000 subscribers in northern and central New Jersey.

The program had previously been broadcast on WWHT, Channel 68, but was canceled when the station became an almost full- time subscription or pay television outlet. Fans of "The Uncle Floyd Show" can see the program when it is taped in front of a live audience at the Newark studios of New Jersey Network. For free tickets, write to New Jersey Network, 980 Broad Newark 07101. During the 10 years "The Uncle Floyd Show" has been on the air, it has attracted a large cult audience amused by the offbeat humor of Vi-' vino and cast members and jokes about New Jersey. Rock music groups are also guests on the program.

Former heavyweight boxing champion George Foreman gave his els says, "Just say I'm a senior citizen." It's been 33 years since she first tried to get a college degree, and that was 12 years after high school. Samuels, who was elected homecoming queen Monday, expects to graduate in May with a major in English and a minor in sociology. "I pray that you do not have to go through what I went through" to get a degree, she says. She says her parents refused to attend her high school graduation and wouldn't let her attend college. She made her first college try 12 years after high school, but ran out of money after a year.

Four years later, she went back, but again could stay only a year. She worked as a dressmaker and designer for the next 27 years and in 1981 enrolled at Claflin, a small private college affiliated with the United Methodist Church. She hasn't missed a class. Terence Cardinal Cooke, the terminally ill archbishop of New York, has sent notes of sympathy to former President Jimmy Carter and congratulations to Pope John Paul II. In a wire to Carter on Tuesday, Cooke extended to Carter and his family "my heartfelt sympathy and prayers on the death of your beloved sister, Ruth." Ruth Carter Stapleton died Monday of pancreatic cancer.

Cooke, stricken with leukemia, has been in isolation in his quarters adjoining St. Patrick's Cathedral. In a wire to the pope, Cooke rejoiced at John Paul's 25th anniversary as a bishop, the New York Archdiocese announced. Today's birthdays: Actress Deborah Kerr is 62. Author Truman Capote is 59.

Actress Angie Dickinson is 52. Daily RecordDAVE SCHEMELIA 68 days. book, fix a radio, eat lots of potatoes. "There were another great fighter, the president himself," he said. Foreman, 34, credits the Job Corps, which got him out of a Houston neighborhood "where everyone was fighting and drinking," with changing his life.

Lady Bird Johnson said her late husband "had high hopes" for the Job Corps "and to think that it justified his hopes in the lives of some young men and women as it did so wonderfully and just so dramatically in the story of George Foreman." Foreman lost his title to Muhammad Ali in 1974. Students at Claflin College in Orangeburg, S.C., chose the most popular girl on campus as this year's homecoming queen a grandmother. When asked her age, Zulee Samu FYI Today is Friday, Sept. 30, the 273rd day of 1983. There are 92 days left in the year.

Today's highlight iri history: On Sept. 30, 1946, an international military tribunal in Nuremberg, Germany, found 22 top Nazi Daily RecordSCOTT KEELEfl Dr. Robert Zufall in his Dover office. Doctor shows he cares by aiding Peruvian poor rJEWZf JERSEY AWALLACHS GUIDE REUPHOISTER 'Uncle Floyd' Vivino in his Channel championship belt and "Fighting Corpsman" robe to the Lyndon B. Johnson Library in Austin, Texas, yesterday in memory of the president he called the "father of the Job Corps." Foreman won the heavyweight title from Joe Frazier in Jamaica on Jan.

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