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Ths Lincoln Star- Saturday, May 19, 1984 Hndleotes over-air channel; Indicates coble channel Saturday prima timo television i i i 10:30 10:00 I 9:00 I 9:30 should dsbut 7:00 7:33 8:00 1 8:30 Movie: "Twins of Benny Hill Movie: "The Kentuckian" (1955) Burt Lancaster, Diana Lynn. A man Evil" (1972) Greatest American Hero: Ralph helps Maxwell stop old friend from diamond heist. CD and his son fight their way across the Kentucky Territory into Texas. ll llurie 1 manager says News DIH'rent Strokes Silver Spoons Mama's Family Saturday Night Live: Stevie Wonder, host. People Are Funny George Burns: Celebration of a show-biz career dating back to 1903.

GD SportsCenter USFL Football: Jacksonville Bulls at Philadelphia Stars, live. ByJeffBahr of The Lincoln Star Officials of KBGT-TV have been hoping since last winter to have the station on the air by June 1, and it looks as though that goal willbemet. News (10:15) Movie: "She-Wolf of Lon-don" (10:45) Classic Creatures: Return of the Jedi: Documentary on special effects used In the movie. Movie: "Outland" (1981) Sean Connery, Peter Boyle. A science-fiction thriller set In a mining colony on a moon of Jupiter, in which there Is a powerful land baron and an exploitative company.

CO News Movie: "The UFO Incident" Fantasy Island: Surrogate mother thinks twice about giving up her baby, (cc) CD T.J. Hoeker: Hooker defends an officer charged with cowardice in Incident, (cc) Love Boat: An executive becomes entangled in an affair between co-worker and boss, (cc) Night Tracks Chartbusters: A High Chaparral (9:05) Baseball: -Atlanta Braves at Pittsburgh Pirates; live. (6:05) OD countdown of top-iu viaeos is featured. (10:05) Sports Tonight I Pinnacle News News Your Money (8:10) This Week in Japan Amaturo Group of Fort Lauderdale, Fla, which owns Big 8 TV and the-ABC-affili-ated Nebraska Television Network. KBGT, which win not be affiliated with any network, is replacing KCNA-TV of Albion-Norfolk-Columbus.

The station will broadcast a mix of syndicated television series, movies, sports and news to 39 Nebraska counties. Cities within range of the signal will include Lincoln, Grand Island, Hastings, Norfolk, Columbus, York and Fremont. BROSSEAU SAID in March that the might make its debut before June 1. That possibility still exists, he said. To test its equipment, Big 8 TV may broadcast ABC programming from NTV during the last week of May, but the station will be strictly independent when it officially signs on June 1- The station will be carried on 56 cable systems throughout Nebraska.

Dick Bates, general manager of Cablevision of Lincoln, said Big 8 TV will be carried on either Channel 4 or 8 in Lincoln. Classic Creatures: Return of the Hee Haw (10:45) News (10:15) Movie: "Outland" (1981) Sean Connery, Peter Bovle. A science-fiction thriller set In a mining colony on a moon of Jupiter, in which there Is a powerful land baron and an exploitative company. 2D Frank Brosseau, the station's general manager, said chances -are good the station, also known as Big 8 TV, will make its debut on that date. Construction of the station's tower near Genoa is about three days ahead of schedule, Brosseau said, and should be completed by the end of next week.

All that remains is stringing transmission lines and other tasks. Brosseau said he feels "pretty comfortable" about a June 1 sip on, which he called "a very achievable target" THE STATION was originally scheduled to go on the air last Nov. 1. But construction problems initially delayed work on the tower and harsh weather in December led station Jedi: Documentary on special effects used In the movie. Jacques Cousteau: Survey of de C3 Cinema Showcase Mystery I Mother gets nervous when her daughter insists on playing in "The Maze." Movie: "Adventures of Tom Sawyer" (1938) Based on the story by Mark Twain.

A mischievous Missouri boy has exciting adventures. vices that man has created to probe undersea mysteries. Saturday movies and specials, late 2:30 o.m. (B "Getting Wasted" (1980) Brian Kerwln, Stephen Furst. 3:10 o.m.

"The Sisters" (1938) Errol Flvnn, Bene Davis. Midnight "The Fear Is Spreading" (1975) Tandy Cronyn, Denholm Elliott. 11:05 a.m. "The Sea Wolf" (1941) Edward G. Robinson, John Garfield.

1:45 P.m. ft "Son Ctuentln" (1937) Humphrey Booort, Ann Sneddon. Saturday daytime programs omciais 10 cau on worn unui spring. Brosseau is president of television for the 7:00 fl Hiring Una News -Weather -Sports Style With EluKlerrach WW Charlie Brown And Snoopy in Mononnicnw -Little Kaacais il Rich -SchoolhouM Rock 9:35 CD Movie. "Man Of A Thousand Faces" (1957) Jamas Cagney, Dorothy Malone.

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Bio Story 1 Senford And Son Newsmaker Saturday 133) Grand Generation 4:35 CO Motorweek Illustrated 6:00 Stertky And Hutch -New Update -Healthweek PBA Bowling, 11 5,000 Seattle 11:00 Point Of View Hulk CJ Stress Marteosment Gp Play Your Best Tenni yD NCAA Preview PaaajTrraBiakitta ABC Weekend, "If I'm Lost. How Coma I Found You?" A runaway orphan, an elderly lady and two foreign missionariee complicate the hideout plans of amateur burglars. (Part 1 of 2) 1:301 Wide World Of Soon 7:35 dj Movie, "The Ride To Hangman's Tree" (1 967) Jack Lord, James Farenti- no. 8:00 fl The Smurfa I Scooby Doo And Scrappy Doo Show 13(13) A Love Claaa: With Lao Suae- 3NMhvillMuale Buck Roger News -Weather -Sports CBS-TV's "60 Minutes" is apparently interested enough in the Commonwealth Savings Co. collapse to come to Lincoln to talk with local officials who played key roles in the firm's investigation.

Researchers for the news program were here this week doing preliminary off-camera interviews, although no definite decision has been made by the network about airing the report, according to associate producer Kate Stiassni. 1 The crew checked into the Cornhusker Hotel Wednesday and checked out late Friday morning. Members of the research team, which in- 1 Oil 1 1 -11-. 1 Wrestling 5:05 6:30 Dane Fever Mighty Mouaa Diving, "U.S. Indoor Champion 33) Buainese Of Education, A look U) CBS New Cpunty Attorney Mike Heavican.

Commonwealth depositors apparently were not contacted during this trip. Barbara Fisher, who wrote a letter to "60 Minutes" asking for the investigation, and who had been in contact with Stiassni, said she had not been contacted by the researchers this week. "Some people are shaking in their boots out there right now," Fisher said, "and they should be." No one at the Nebraska Depositors Action Committee was contacted, according to Mary Croissant, a member of the committee. "They seem to be more interested in the technical and legal aspects (of Commonwealth) than the human side right now," Croissant said. "If they choose to follow the story, I would think they would contact depositors later." ships -Men's and Women's 10-meter uoen (live from Seattle, Wash.) CJ Insight.

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(B Bugs Bunny dJ News Update -Madia Watch -Hollywood Journal 9:30 1 1 Alvin And The Chipmunk I SJliJ Bugs Bunny -Roid Runner Og.i.jo 2:10 CD Movie, "Gunfight In Abilene" (1967) Bobby Darin, Emily Banks. 3:00 Wide World Of Sports, Scheduled: Scott Hamilton and International Stan) On lea (from Bowling Green, Ohio); a preview of today's Preakness Stakes. GD Emergency C2J News Update -Sport Ctoea-Up Succeed In The '80s" Albert fj (14) Washington Week In Review CzjIncradiblaHulk SjPKA Karat (E) Appraisal of 1 0 Street parcels Saturday Night Special of real estate on Regent agenda Award Distinguished Teacher 8 oz. NY Strip Steak includes salad bar choice of potato 1 East High given Hommolmann of 1 km IlCllS 2201 Old Cheney Rd. Open to the Public 1 HaymarketArt Cattery 12th Annual Besides an arts center, the area would include other buildings, parking lots, open areas and pedestrian malls.

NU Foundation officials have been talking with some, owners in the area about buying their property, university officials have confirmed. Wood said the foundation could buy land now and give it to the university after the regents take final action on the project. If the foundation acquires fhe land, condemnation procedures could be avoided, Foundation President D. B. Varner said Friday.

The arts center, including a theater, would be financed with a $10 million donation from the Lied Foundation in Las Vegas, $7 million in state funds and $3 million in other gifts from the NU The University of Nebraska Board of Regents Saturday will be asked to approve the. appraisal of 10 privately owned parcels of land between 11th and 14th streets, to streets in downtown Lincoln. The parcels include the two blocks being considered for the $20 million Lied Center for Performing Arts, plus some additional land for parking lots for the center. According to NU legal counsel Dick Wood, the regents will be asked to set a public hearing June 16 on acquisition of land in all three blocks. Following that hearing, the regents could take formal action to acquire the property, he said.

The property in question is part of the university's long-range plan, which eventually calls for the acquisition of all four blocks between 10th and 14th streets, Wood said. IIAYMAniiET MT FESTIVIL 9th covered Parking Eldg. SUN MAY 29 lSaa-Cpa Meet 75 Top Midwest Artists Paintings, Batiks, Jewelry, Serigraphs, Photography, Sculpture, Weavings, Soft Sculptures MS Ay till He said today's students' realize the importance of" learning a language other than English. "We cant really understand other people unless we speak their language," he said. An increasing number of his students have gone on to major in foreign languages, he said.

Foreign language proficiency is in increasing demand in business and industry, he added. Hammelmann said he strives to give students as many opportunities as possible to use spoken German in the classroom. He added: "No matter whether a student masters all the intricacies of learning a foreign language or not, I want all of my students to leave the language classroom with a lifelong awareness, understanding and appreciation of other peoples and cultures, realizing that we are more alike than we are different." Bill Hammelmann, foreign language department chairman and head media specialist at East High School, is the 20th recipient of the Scottish Rite Distinguished Teacher Award. Hammelmann received the $1,000 award at a special assembly Friday at the school. He has taught at East since 1973 and was instrumental in organizing the Lincoln Public Schools German Exchange Program.

Since 1974, students and teachers from Lincoln have exchanged places each year with their counterparts in Kassel, West Germany. Hammelmann himself has participated in the exhange program six times. He is working with the state Department of Education to implement foreign language proficiency views in Nebraska colleges. The interview, testing students' speaking ability, would be given to all prospective foreign-language teachers graduating from Nebraska School board to elect Monday Bill Hammelmann ments, the agenda for the meeting at the Public Schools Administration Building, 720. S.

22nd St. includes a discussion of school lunch prices, tuition rates, fees for renting space in school buildings and high school soccer activities. The Lincoln Board of Education will meet at 7 p.m. Monday instead of its regularly scheduled Tuesday night time. Law requires the board to meet on the third Monday of May to elect officers.

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Over 400 elementary students participated Parents and teachers reported that reading levels and grades of students have improved as a result of the program, she said. The Reading Olympics is an educational fund-raising program, which motivates students to read books other than textbooks for sheer pleasure, she said. Crockett's Conb'o Spociol by reading more than 6,443 books, said Tracey Anderson, chairperson of the event. Prime Oib Ci Stuffed Shrknp Served with choice of Potato and Crockett's Famous All you can eat Soup and Salad Bar. from our new downtown location to Belmont and surrounding area.

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