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STAR-GAZETTE, Qndrt, N.Y., Wednesday, Dec. 8, B7I TV previews 'JP WHERE ARE IBOSS.VDU W0UUnYquiB8LE 1 I TvtXJ GOING? IT'S OVER ON MINUTE, 1 NOTOUITTING UL? L-1 Your stars By CARROLL R1GHTER FOR THURSDAY, Dec. I ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Strive to have better accord with associates. A new proposition that comes 830 p.m. (Chs.

5-10-12-22) GOOD TIMES J.J. hits the tottery and the family thinks it's all easy street from now on, until two members of a girl-gang, with guns, want their share. p.m. (Chs. 3-8 18-28 -40) CPO SHARKEY Sharkey's (Don Rickles) badgering of his recruits backfires, and his use of the Japanese language at the Captain's hearing confuses the matter more.

8-9 p.m. (Chs. 7-9-13-16-34-36) "CHRISTMAS IN DISNEYLAND" (Special) Art Carney takes on the habits and temperament of Scrooge, until he's met and escorted by Sandy Duncan and Glen Campbell through the famed theme park in Anaheim, Calif. p.m. (Chs.

5-10-12-22) THE JEFFERSON'S George is up to one of his favorite tricks creating discord among the family members, and in this case family-to-be SIT DOWN I Ififtebm seconds -fourth en I 0 I STtii up could lead to greater success in the future. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Put both hunches and good judgment to work and you can handle daily routines more efficiently. Makes changes that are needed. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Handling monetary affairs well today can do much to increase your present abundance. Plan on a little social fun tonight.

MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Plan how to attain your personal desires and become a more successful person. Show others that you can be trusted. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Consult a business expert for, advice you need. Plan the future well with your mate.

Budget your money more intelligently. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Good day to spend time with close ties and to follow advice given you. Later, enjoy amusements that appeal to you.

Be cheerful. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Plan time for improving your position as a citizen and get belter results in the Mure with everyone. Become a more dynamic person.

Mac' Ferguson leaps headon into a budding romance between his daugh-. ter, Janet, and an older man and'', creates nothing but trouble. p.m. (Chs. 3 8 18 28 40i SIROTA'S COURT Sirota has a bad time in and out of court: first, his car is stolen and then his assistant Nugent is brought before him for pos- session of marijuana.

9- 10 p.m. (Chs. 7 9 13 16 34 36) "THE CARPENTERS" (Special)' The popular singing duo of Richard and Karen Carpenter host their own 1 hour-long variety special. 9: 30-10 p.m. (Chs.

3 8 -18 28 40) THE PRACTICE Dr. Bedford's son' 1 orders his father into the hospital for1'' tests and the place will never be thfr same. 10- 11 p.m. (Chs. 2-3-8-18-40) THE QUEST The Baudine brothers' come to the aid of a down-on-his-luck cattle rancher who is mounting an all or nothing drive to save.

his 2 of a 2-parter. 10-11 p.m. (Chs. 7 9 HCan. 13 16 34 36) CHARLIE'S ANGELS call-girl operation with a burglary' ring on the side makes the mistake of robbing a man with syndicate connec-: tions.

'MYRSHEAROCHQMPIN'ANDTO He wffirats-t prenuptial' wch how i knew! KSiWiS BEETLE BAILEY either can invoke. p.m. (Chs. 3-8- 18 28 40) THE McLEAN STEVENSON SHOW IS iiB I POUT RUNNING I NOvVOW WITM A TfiEV vA'ILP BUT THEY TT Jj i PONT SO j-n UP Wh Today's programs MARY WORTH VERY WELL! -BUT I'P LIKE I Hn-O-OLD i I WHAT I HAD IN MINP WAS- CAN WE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT I IF THE PEAL IS CONSUMyWTER, 1 CONTINUE? YOU THAN IS TOLD ON rrtianeo vnne VOII GOT THE ILL BUY NEW UNIKJKMS l-UK KXJR CARP BEFORE I iwpnufilDFAf THE SCHOOL BAND. MR.

)1 a ARRANSE A MEETING DtiwiM i i iNmn i i i i i- vi WITH THE BOARD; 5-10-12-22 Jeffersons SP.M 3-8-18-28-40 Sirota's Court 5-10-12-22 Movie UCan. Crimeworth 21 Ukranian Dancers and Singers 3Pa. Great Performances i 7-9-13-16-34-36 Carpenters 36 "THE John Denver, Victor' Borge Guest Star! (Adv) (9: 10) 30-46 Strauss Family 9:30 P.M. 3-8-18-28-40 The Practice 21 Man Who Wouldn't Keep Quiet 10 P.M. 4 Candid Camera 24Soundstage 9NYC Billy Graham Crusade 2-3-8-18-40 Quest 3Pa.

Paths In the Wildrness Charlie's Angels 5NYC-11 News 4TPT Hockey 28 Music Hall America 10:30 P.M. 3Pa. Book Beat 46 ROMANCE HIGHLIGHTS EVENING at SYMPHONY (Adv) 30-46 Evening at Symphony 21 World War I 36 News 3Pa. -21-24 News for the Deaf 11 Odd Couple 9NYC Topper 34 Old West 5NYC-40 Mary Hartirwn, Mary Hartman 30-46 Evening at Symphony 11:30 P.M. UCan.

Larry Solway 21 Agronsky 5NYC-16 Love, American Style JACKSON TWINS I 1 1 DON'T EEALLV WHY DON'T THEV JUST "V' rTLL F3E A HUNDCEP UN0B2STAND IT, TOSS THE BALL THROUGH VEA12S BEFORE SHE DID YOU SEE THE ALL THAT CUN- THE RING THEVBE COULD EVER BE THE GAME SATURDAY I DON'T CACE NING ABOUND. CLOSEST TO AND BE WIFE OF A BASKETBALL MISS IT COSIER -X. (P.M. News Weather 5NYC Brady Bunch 11 Star Trek 9NYC Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 21-30-16 Zoom 4TPT 36 Wins 21 Evening Report (6: 15) 3Pa. Farm, Home and Garden 44 Phone 44 2-3-4-5-7-8-9-10-12-13-16-18-22-28-34-36-40 News 4TPT Let's Talk Fishing 24 Behavioral Objectives 3Pa.

Zoom 21 Dr. Who and the Deamons 5NYC I Love Lucy 30-46 Rebop HCan. Party Game 7 P.M. 5-7-22-40 Tell the Truth 34 Wild Wild West 10 Brady Bunch MacNeilLehrer Report '36 Lassie 5NYC Andy Griffith 4 Concentration 8-9-28 Cross Wits 21 Evening Report 11 Odd Couple 24 Extension 24 UCan. Behind the Scene 12 FBI 46 LURE OF DOLPHINS A FASCINATING STORY! (Adv) 21 News 30-46 Lure of the Dolphins 2- 3-9NYC-13-16-18 Bowling for Dollars 7:30 P.M.

4 Strikes, Spares, Misses ,11 Dick Van Dyke 3Pa. Talkabout 7 Gong Show 9 Bobby Vinton 5NYC-8 Adam-12 36 Nashville Music 4TPT PTL Club 3-16-18 Concentration 2 $100,000 Name That Tune UCan. Face the Music 9NYC Liar's Club 44 Dr. Who 21 MacNeilLehrer Report 5 Break the Bank 40 Treasure I lunt 13-28 Price Is Right 10 Bewitched 22 Celebrity Sweepstakes 24 Lure of the Dolphins 8 P.M. i 3- 8-18-28-40 CPO Sharkey 21 Boomerang: Dissent in the Soviet Union 2-9NYC-11-44 Movies 5NYC Cross Wits 4 NBA Basketball 46 TERROR AND TRUTH! NOVA PROBES SHARKS (Adv) 5-10-12-22 Good Times Nova 7-9-13-16-34-36 Christmas In Disneyland UCan.

"Sammy" i 8:39 P.M. 24 1 Regret Nothing 3-8-18-28-40 McLean Stevenson 5NYC Merv Griffin 4-5-9NYC-10-12-44 Movies 2-3-8-18-28-40 Johnny Carson B.C. i MUSK. OIL SOMETHlrtfe YOI PUfOM A RUSTY MUSK. 7-9-13-22 Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Ji 34-36 Itokies 11 Honeyniooncrs (11:45) 30-46 In Performance at Trap rr (12: 00) Merv Griffin I.

13 Mystery of the Week 7-16 Movies 11 Burns Allen 9 FBI, (12:30) 11 FBI 5N'CMoie (12: 40) 34-36 Mystery of the Week (1:00) 2-3-8-18 Tomorrow 30-16 Dawn of Laurel Hardy I-44 Burns Allen 28 Ironside' (1:30) 2NYC-44 Movies SCORPIO (Oct. 2J to Nov. 21) Find another outlet to express your talents for greater success. Contact teresting individuals who can help enrich your life. SAGITTARIUS (Nov.

22 to Dec. 21) Analyze your position with others, in business and personal life, and know exactly where you stand with them. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Make lung-range plans, for the future with associates.

Show more affection for the one you love. Relax at home tonight, AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Plan your time well so' that you can accomplish a great deal today. Be sure to improve your diet and gain better health.

PISCES (Feb. 20 to March 20) More affection shown your mate now is wise. Don't neglect to pay important bills. Sidestep one who is not loyal to you. It's the principle By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: I hope you will take lime to give me your opinion on a problem that involves two partners in a small business.

Partner A bought a $100 ticket to a charity ball with company funds, a normal procedure. The day of the ball, partner A asked partner if he would like to use the ticket. Partner said no. Partner A offered it to others. No takers.

At the last minute Partner A decided to go himself. The ticket was the winning number. It won "Partner A insists the money is his. Partner thinks it should be split 50-50. What do you think! P.Ri DEAR P.R.: If partner with the knowledge and consent of partner invested company funds in an oil well, and it brought in a million-dollar gusher, wouldn't partner be entitled to half the proceeds? The same principle applies.

DEAR ABBY: When I go to my doctor for my blood pressure checkup, he always checks my breasts for cancer as well. We both belong to the same country club. I wonder if he thinks he is doing nie a favor, or if he is doing himself one. As far as I know, there is no cancer in my family, and I read somewhere that people with high blood pressure don't usually have cancer. Do you think I should change doctors? ANXIOUS IN MONTANA.

DEAR ANXIOUS: He is doing you a favor, not himself. He sounds like a very competent physician, but if the fact that you see him socially inhibits yon, you'd be wise to change country clubs! DEAR ABBY: I.am a 16-year-old girl who agreed to babysit for a neighbor. I know they don't have much money, so I charged only 50 cents an hour. Everything was fine until she went out the door and said: "I left a few dishes in the sink. Would you mind doing them We're bringing home company." Well, I did the dishes, and I really didn't mind.

A few nights later, she said: "You know how to run a gashing machine, don't you? Well, just throw in these towels and a few Utile odds and ends, will you? Then she ran out the door. (I did three loads of laundry that evening.) Now, it's become a regular thing. She always leaves the supper dishes in the sink for me to do, and I'm doing most of her laundry. Besides that, I hjve her throe children to get supper for and put to bed. And all for 50 cents an hour.

Is this fair? And how can I tell her I think she's taking advantage of DEAR SHY: Of course it's not fair. And you can tell her that, Just as you've told me. You were hired as a sitter, not a housekeeper. He has offers I By MARILYN BECK "HOLLYWOOD -Peter Douglas, younger brother of; Michael and son of Kirk, wants a "Cuckdo's Nest" of'his own. "'Cuckoo," of course, was the smash motion picture that Michael produced and now Peter's putting together a film project that he hopes will hoist him from the status of still photographer to hot-shot producer.

i -He already has offers out to Charlotte Rampling jand Bruce Dern to costar in his "The Yellow Jersey" story about bicycle racing. And already has been assured that his father will lend his support to the cast and to the financing. The movie will be made for Kirk's production company. Director Boris Sagal finally got the cameras rolling on "Angela" in Montreal and has quite an incentive to finish that Sophia Loren film by the end of the year. If he doesn't he'll miss his wedding to Marge Champion, scheduled for New Year's Eve in Los Angeles.

etress-turned-agcnt Victoria Principal has ended her lengthy liaison with Beverly Hills physician Mark Saginor, and is now involved in a romantic whirl with movie man Guy McElwaine. Playwright-filmmaker Josh Logan is working on the translation of his classic "Mr. Roberts" work into an ABC-TV special presentation with Henry Fonda (the original Mr. Roberts) in the role of the older Doc. And with John Denver as the ensign.

Logan certainly learned (if he didn't already know) how highly he's regarded by show business Colleagues while taping a segment of "The Dinah Shore Show" centered around a salute to the theatrical giant who's been plagued with mental illness. And among those who paid homage were Mary Martin, who flew in from New York just for the evening; William Holden, who drove in from Palm Springs, and Lee Marvin, who jetted to Hollywood from Arizona for the taping. Holden has been busy promoting his sensational new "Network" flick, and Marvin has been hyping his current "Shout at the Devil" release, but both got so carried away tossing bouquets at Logan they didn't even find time to plug their pictures. No truer test of friendship in filmland. 128 ANDY CAPP 9NYC Joe Franklin I I i I I i I I i "3 I I I I I -T 1 I'M NOT BOTHERED I SAW A GOOD GAME FOOTBALL.

AN IT'S WE LOST AGAIN, BUT 1 I'M NOT BOTHEREb -I SAW A GOOD GAME I II 'I ANTT Today i movies THE GAME THAT MATTERS, NOT WHO WINS 10:30 a.m. (Ch. 16) "1001 Arabian Nights." 11 a.m. 5NYC) "San Antonio." (1945) Errol Flynn, Alexis Smith. 1 p.m.

(Chs. 3 18) "Tell It to the Judge." (1949) Rosalind Russell, Robert Cummings. 2:35 p.m. (Ch. 9NYC) "Criminal Lawyer." (1951) Pat O'Brien.

4 p.m. (Ch. 2) "This Above All." (1942) Joan Fontaine, Tyrone Power. THE WIZARD OF ID A MAH IM YcTUP 6WULD HAVE THFr Man." (1962) Robert Preston, Slurely 1 Jones. 9 p.m.

(Chs. "5 10 12 22) "Save the Tiger." (1973) Jack Lcmmon, Jack Gilford. I 11:30 p.m. (Chs. 4 5 10 12) "The Mating Game." (1959) Randall, Debbie Reynolds.

11:30 p.m. (Ch. 9NYC) "Fort I Apache." (1948HIenry Fonda, Shirley Temple. 11:30 p.m. (Ch.

44) "Riders of the Purple Sage." (1925) Warner Oland, Marlon Nixon. 12 a.m. (Ch. 7) "The Sound and the Fury." (1959) Yul Joanne Woodward. 12 a.m.

(Ch. 16) "Damn Defiant." (1962) Alec Guinness, i 12:30 a.m. (Ch. 5NYC) Sands." (1955) Ralph Meeker, Marja English. 1:30 a.m.

(Ch. 2NYC) "The'RkS: A YOIR VU4MT4 1 4 p.m. (Chs. 3 18) Battle of Neretva:" (1969) Yul Brynncr, Hardy Krugcr. 4 p.m.

(Ch. 9NYC) "Run for Cover." (1955) James Cagney, John Derek. 4 p.m. (Ch. 16) "Fear No Evil." (1969) Louis Jourdan, Lynda Day George, 8 p.m.

(Ch. 2) "Slay Ride." (1972) Glenn Ford, Tony BUI. 8 p.m. (Ch. 9NYC) "The King." (1956) Kathryn Grayson.

8 p.m. (Ch. 11) "Lonely Are the Brave." (1962) Kirk Douglas, Gena Rowlands. 8 p.m. (Ch.

44) "The Music I CAN'T HEAR HOI) WITH THE CANDLE I tmou6mt Perhaps it MIGHT ADD A LITTLE TOUCH OF ROMANCE. HW A CANDLE I FOR fOUR I THINK IT ADPS A REAL NICE TOUCH OF DON'T HOil THINK IT ADOS A TOUCH OF fiJMANCE Mouth." (1967) Jerry Lewis, Harold- J. Stone. Zi 1:30 a.m. (Ch.

44) "The Shock ing Miss Pilgrim." (1946) Betty Grable, Dick llaymes. Be sensible By jean Adams, Ph D. bh. smock rrrrxi i 7 THE PIAKIO BAR IS vessiR ANOTHER another I KJil INI LOTS OP HAPPV HOUR NEW BUSINBSS RISHT SRBAT.IPEA OFF THe PR. p1 BUTTS: (Q.) About two years ago I started smoking.

My mother, while cleaning my room today, found cigarette butts under my bed. She told me, "From now on, put the butts in the ash tray," But she didn't holler at me. My parents know that I have been smoking a long time. Why haven't they punished me? They both smoke. I am 14.

Do you think I should start smoking in front of them? No Reprimand in Pennsylvania (A.) If you insist on smoking, you should do it openly not in secret. Feeling that you have to smoke (or do anything) in secret makes it worse. I do, not know why your parents haven't punished you for smoking. You might ask them. Perhaps it because they know that In smoking you are punishing yourself.

Both you and they would be wise to stop smoking. As long as you do smoke, be sensible about cigarette butts. Throwing them under the bed is not only messy and unsanitary. It is also a good way to start a fire. Using an ash tray, as your mother said, is much better.

(Have a problem? Write to Dr. Jean Adams, care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 2402, Houston, Texas Because so many write, Dr. Adatni'i cannot answer you personally. Buf' she will answer your or others' questions in Teen Forum daily.).