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Today TV Schedule For complete listings, see Saturday's TV update magazine Santa Fe, N.M., Wednesday, January 21, 1987 THE NEW MEXICAN D-3 WEDNESDAY EVENING tei UJ ESPN HBO SIN WGN won WTBS 5:00 A Break People's Court 3-2-1 Contact M'A'S'H News W. Happening 5:30 A Break NBC News Lassie ABC News CBS News Facts Of Life 6:00 6:30 Magnum, P.I. News Business Rpt. News News Diff. Strokes Wheel Fortune 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 Movie: "Jinxed!" Highway To Heaven MacNeil Lehrer Newshour 3's Company Ent.

Tonight Facts Of Life College Basketball: Connecticut at Georgetown Slue Line Maria DeNadie Barney Miller Pyramid Sanford Jeffersons Ent. Tonight Honeymooners It's No Crush, I'm In Love La Gloria H's Heroes News Maldita P. Strangers Wild America Head Of Class New Mike Hammer Gimme A Break! On Assignment Dynasty Magnum, P.I. Movie: "Katherine" College Basketball: Villanova at Syracuse Movie: "Once Bitten" Del Alma Secreto Not News Muy College Basketball: DePaul at Evansville $1 Mil. Chance 9:00 Magnum, P.I.

St. Elsewhere 9:30 Skin Horse Hotel Equalizer Fall Guy NBA Today SportsCenter 10:00 All In Family News 10:30 Nightlife Tonight Show Austin City Limits News News WKRP NFL Stars M'A'S'H Taxi Late Show Mark Sosin Movie: "Stripes" Univision Late News News We Can Keep You Forever: The Story Of The Ml As Movie: "The Sons Of Katie Elder" Amo Senor Magnum, P.I. King NBA Basketball: New York Knicks at Dallas Mavericks Movie: "Short Walk To Daylight" Movie People in the news Tammy Wynette keeps practicing Wynette is being treated for an undisclosed ailment, and reportedly is keeping up with i her music practice in the Rochester, hospital. The Rochester Post-Bulletin on Monday quoted friends as saying Ms. Wynette leased a $1,000 electric piano keyboard from a music company Saturday to use while at St.

Marys Hospital. A Mayo Clinic spokesman confirmed the 44-year-old WYNETTE country-western singer was a patient at the clinic-affiliated hospital. She was hospitalized for X-rays and tests at St. Marys in 1977 after complaining of abdominal pains while concert tour. Winwood marries Nashville native Singer-composer Steve Winwood will divide his time between England and Tennessee now that he's married to a Nashville native, Warner Bros.

Records says. Winwood, from Birmingham, England, married Eugenia Crafton on Saturday at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church during a private ceremony, the record company said in a statement. Winwood was recently nominated for five Grammys, including best pop vocalist and producer of the year, for his album Back in the High Life. His wife is a recent graduate of Nashville's Belmont College. The couple will live in Nashville and England, the company said.

Minnie Pearl gets into cable Grand Ole Opry comedian Minnie Pearl says she's taken to watching cable television and isn't always thrilled by what she sees, especially when she's watching herself. "It has what you might call, extended my TV world," said the 74-year-old star, whose real name is Sarah Cannon and is known for her flowered hat with its dangling price tag. "I doubt we would have PEARL made the move had I not started working on Nashville Now, which is on The Nashville Network," she wrote in her regular column in the Nashville Banner. "It has been extremely embarrassing for me to watch myself. 'Why did I do or say I ask myself again and again.

My appearance bugs me, too," she said. "I keep hoping to look different on a live concert stage in costume, with the help of makeup professionals and soft lighting." Stooges beat the Barrymores The Three Stooges beat the Barrymores in a popularity contest at Movieland Wax Museum, and visitors also are asking to see Don Johnson and Michael J. Fox done in wax. The museum, acting on results of questionnaires filled out by visitors, is removing Lionel, Ethel and John Barrymore as well as the Laugh- In comedy team of Dan Rowan and Dick Martin, Thrift said Monday. Wire Service Reports Best bets Katherine (1975) 7 p.m.

KGSW-14 Albuquerque Sissy Spacek stars in this TV movie about an heiress who turn revolutionary. Highway to Heaven 7 p.m. KGGM-13 Albuquerque James Earl Jones guest stars as a jazz pianist who tries to start a new life after suffering from a heart attack. On Assignment 8 p.m. KNME-5 Albuquerque Scheduled tonight are views of the Georgia O'Keeffe exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts in Santa Fe.

Also, a look at the 1987 Legislature. St. Elsewhere 9 p.m. KOB-4 Albuquerque Dr. Kiem (France Nuyen compares her computer marriage to that of a patient and a former bag lady finds that she misses her old life.

Equalizer 9 p.m. KGGM-13 Albuquerque McCall (Edward Woodward) helps a woman who is asked for sexual favors in exchange for helping her convicted husband during is sentencing. Woman shouldn't blame self for accident Dear Ann Landers: In a recent column you said, "No one is responsible for anyone's life but his own." That line made me feel better but I'm still loaded with guilt. Here is my story: My husband and I were returning from a vacation in Florida. I was driving.

I didn't see the stop sign and chose the ditch rather than a head-on collision. "Rob" was killed. I walked away with a few minor bruises. I feel responsible for my husband's death and have contemplated suicide because I believe I don't deserve to live. Every night I review ways to do it, but conies the dawn and I realize I don't have the courage.

I am a nut about seat belts and refuse to start the car until the person next to me is buckled up. This time I didn't even mention it to Rob for some mysterious reason. When the police officer arrived I heard him say, "The woman had her seat belt buckled. Too bad the man didn't." Whenever any driving was to be done I was always the one who did it even with friends because I was considered "the best driver." I have been driving for 50 years and never had an accident until this one. I Ann Landers Syndicated columnist feel as if I have killed my husband and am asking you to tell me how I can go on.

Please give me some of your wisdom. I need it. M.P. in Providence, R.I. Dear R.I.: You didn't kill your husband.

You had an accident and he died. I realize that telling you this is not going to solve your problem. You need counseling preferably from a member of the clergy. Today most clergypersons are well- trained in grief therapy. Let me hear from you when you read this letter print.

Please tell me you are going to follow my instructions. We will both feel better. Dear Ann Landers: "Bridgeport Reader" is justified in her outrage that men on New York subways and buses don't give their seats to the handicapped, elderly and pregnant. But why doesn't she put the blame where it belongs on the feminists? I was brought up in the old- fashioned, traditional way taught to give my seat to a woman, pregnant or not. After being called a male chauvinist pig a few times I began to rethink the code.

The feminists wanted equality for women? They got it. I'D stand up for a pregnant woman the day I see a woman stand up for a pregnant man. Sincerely Yours, J.R. in Granville, N.Y. Dear J.R.: Don't make any rash statements, sir.

Medical technology is performing such incredible feats these days, I wouldn't bet against anything. The woman in the next seat may be surrendering her seat to a pregnant fella 10 years from now. Dear Ann Landers: We've had Bootsie, a toy poodle, for eight years. Our first child was born two weeks ago. Bootsie has become melancholy since we brought "AT home from the hospital.

My husband says she's jealous. Can this be? If so, what can we do about it? K.C., Mo. Dear Mo: It can be. Pets, lite humans, become upset when they are displaced. Give Bootsie extra dollops of attention to reassure her.

She'll come around. To My Readers: Stressed out after the holidays? Again, I recommend Coping in the '80s: Eliminating Needless Stress Guilt, by Joel Wells. Never have I received so many raves on a recommendation. Write to the Thomas More Press, 223 West Erie, Chicago, III. 60610.

Send $8.00, which includes handling and postage. Ann Landers is a nationally syndicated columnist who lives in Chicago. Her address is P.O. Box 11995, Chicago. III.

60611. OMMONWEALTH THEATRES oil showing, before 6:00 pm. Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays (or first only I Senior Citizens always $2.50. Daily At Clncmo Six. HBO nabs top cable TV awards LOS ANGELES (AP) Home Box Office's The Hitchhiker series and Show- time's Tender Is the Night won multiple awards as the cable television industry handed out the first of its eighth annual ACE awards tuesday night.

The Hitchhiker received three awards, for art direction, editing and photography direction during a luncheon presentation at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Tender Is the Night, a miniseries adapted from the novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald, won awards for art direction and costume design. The Awards for Cable Excellence are being presented in two parts by the National Academy of Cable Programming. The academy presented awards in the craft and host categories Monday.

Awards for programs and performances were made Tuesday on a live telecast on SuperS- tation WTBS from the wOtern Theatre. The program was relayed to more than 10,000 cable Turner, chairman of Turner Broadcasting System, which operates WTBS and the Cable News Network, received the Golden ACE for his contributions tn cabte orocrammmg during the Tuesday presentations. The awards show was produced by Alexander H. Cohen and his wife, Hildy Parks, who in the past produced the Tony and Emmy awards. The Hitchhiker, an HBO anthology in the Alfred Hitchcock tradition, won in three of the four craft categories in which it was nominated.

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