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THE TAMPA TRIBUNE. Monday, April 1 1 1983 CONRAD JCCUXSe, THEY 3lON 'CAUSE THEY'RE RACIOACTlVE 1 1-1 5X 4 I 1 1 lOOK, POE1S SAY THEIrN SOKE SAY FIREFLIES SLOW I qW SYMSOUZES TH I WHEN THEY MEET THEIR I ETERNAL FLAME OF i I i i i "Ghandi" film like the man enriches India TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE FRIDAY'S PUZZLE SOLVED iHHlHElcTFl3lAs 3 CQAT jiA BI aTcTnTeI VOEID rtPmmwc SLEUTH FIELCCTRENRAGCF BURGH0H0BURGH0L UM0LDNU0HWAGNEA GCMLCWRTCRCFLCN HNEC0ERSF0FLYAD NILKNARFRONAELE FCWGEICMHFWNGPK FH. AMRHCG0NID0NN IWGC0ARH0RREARA MSN TliJlMll FjMlO0 oirrrs AjTn" yi'M SERll aN I A FhT Wm A I ACROSS 1 Small dog 4 Gounod opera 9" Is Born" 14 Farewell! 15 Starer 16 Doone" 17 Scent 19 Incline 20 Pathway 21 Live 22 Dunce 23 water 24 Ms. Garbo 26 Throw 29 Tune 31 Ont. city 32 Sailor's patron saint 33 Ecstasy 36 Glut 38 Liquor 39 Hurries 41 Domineer 43 Choose 44 N.L.

team 46 Counties 47 Title of old 49 Dash: Morse 50 Weight unit 51 Jacob's kin 52 Originated 54 Proverbs 58 Penpoint 60 Young one 61 Gold or tin 62 Insect stage 64 Word history 66 Grieve 67 Southern city 68 Born 69 Chipped in 70 Wood sources 71 Lapse DOWN 1 Divides 2 barrel 3 Prize 4 dance 5 Mellow 6 Of arm bones 7 Hidden facts 8 Amphibian: 2 wds 9 Plus 10 Comfort 11 Span, cape 12 Mass. cape 13 Rodent NAGY FIT IOIuIGIhWsTaTlI Joan Crawford 45 Pet marble 48 Exile 53 Title 55 Appease 56 Gamble 57 Sneakier 59 Linkage 61 Extinct birds 62 Ding Dong Daddy'' 63 "Hoot 65 Fr. title 18 Eighth part 24 W. Indies island 25 Performer 27 Hit 28 Accents 30 Wine bucket 33 Them there 34 Quick 35 Space man 37 Repeat 40 Brightest 42 Tawdry k(c 0 e) dolibysyblfs'ybl Saturday's unlisted clue: HEMINGWAY Find the listed words in the diagram. They run in all directions forward, backward, up, down and diagonally.

Unlisted clue hint: ALEX HALEY'S STORY Cole Sybil Arthur Burghoff Field Conway Wagner Flanders Frank Garner O'Connor Eleanor Franklin Place Moreno McNichol ltl King Features Syndicate. Inc 4-11 man's 18-year-old Alessandro is giving out "Daddy Dearesf'-type interviews in Italy, calling his talented pa "an egocentric with a big dose of narcissism" More than 400 lighting instruments will be used in "Tea-neck Tanzis, the Venus Flytrap," which opens its 10 rounds of drama at the Nederlander Theater on April 20 Nastassia Kinski's actor pop, Klaus, has gone quite wild over a blonde named Tania Levy. She is only 20 (who's counting?) When Shirley Muldowney, three-time drag-racing champ of the United States, arrived at Kennedy Airport to promote "Heart Like a Wheel," the movie based on her life, 20th sent a racing car instead of a limo to pick her up Roger Moore insists "Octopussy" will mark his 007 finale. Hasn't he broken his "Bond" before? ENDQUOTE (and then Robert Duvall gave this to Robert Ward for the coming Rolling Stone. (No wonder film critic Pauline Kael went on vacation from The New Yorker.) "You and I know a lot about football, probably more than a movie critic knows about movies, but we couldn't have prepared Washington to play Miami in the Super Bowl.

The same goes for movie critics. There's no critic who can tell me how to execute my craft as an actor. They don't know enough about acting. Now, if I go to my peers and they say, 'OK, you did this or then I'm going to listen, but for her to say anything about me is ludicrous and a joke. I can't say that enough Anyone who was bought and sold by Warren Beatty in the Hollywood establishment like she was has to be bitter.

She used to knock Brando, too Each critic ought to be made to make a half-hour film that would have to be shown in public Kael has one thing, really a good writing style. The truth is. I'm too good for her. She doesn't have the intelligence or ability to ruin me. I know what I'm doing." (C) 1983 By Tribune Company Syndicate, Inc.

By LIZ SMITH "THE OSCAR is a pagan rite, after all; a night when the tribe comes out to bay at the moon and drink the heady waters of fame. The young ones come to nurse at the nipple of glamour; the old ones come to bathe in the golden light and reaffirm their manufactured identities. The most realistic of them see it for what it is. Coming off the Oscar stage in the '50s. Joan Crawford heard a fellow star murmur.

'You looked wonderful up there on the Crawford pulled at her diamonds and hissed: 'That's not me; that's Joan The quote is Peter H. Brown's from his book. "The Real Oscar." HOWEVER well or ill Sir Rich ard Attenborough's "Gandhi" does for Columbia Pictures, it won't alter India's new pride and self-awareness, fomented by the making, reception and success of this film epic. Already in the works (though not by Attenborough and friends) is a movie to be titled "Nehru." Some think the story of India's first prime minister (his daughter, Indira, rules to this day) will be every bit as impressive as the story of Gandhi. NEW YORK magazine celebrates its 15th anniversary this week, but the article therein to rivet both the quick and the dead of what passes for "society" in NYC is Julie Baumgold's "Lunch at Le Cirque." Quite cleverly, the writer has left in all the dish and dirt but kept most of it from being actually attributed to anybody named Jerome Zipkin, Alice Mason, Barbara Walters, Caro line or Reinaldo Herrera, Gloria Vanderbilt, Arianna Stassi-nopoulos, Roy Cohn, Ann or Roone Arledge, Alecko Papamarkou, and hundreds of other dropped names.

Lots of fun for all of us with our noses pressed up against the glass. Speaking of frozen noses en glace, hostess Mason's next private "do" in her apartment will be May 23 for the Jimmy Carters. Maybe Alice is the one who can really bring them back! If anybody can, she can! DOT DOT DOT: Vittorio Gass THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 2 Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. Jawaharlal Nehru WENOM 1 2 3 T'l4 6 7 I 10 1 11 I 12 I 13 77 is Ti TS 2l 22 sor" iMatb nads aaMuoNi 23 24 25 26 27 28 km 29 30 31 32 tefpr1 36- Wr-r "33" Tj Slf T3 rn "ST" "SI 53 54" 55 Us" 57 r-sr 5 ryft "64 T5 67 68 T5I Ti Enjoy the mountains INJOT TO DAGOIA I in I WHAT SOME HUSSAKJPS vVOULPLIKETOPO WHEKJ THEIR WIVES GO TO THE COUNTRY! DOUBIT rm Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon. r'YN r- Friday's Answer here: Jumbles: LIBEL BASSO JOYOUS ATTAIN Answer: All she knew about cooking was how to bring her husband this 70 A BOIL -A.

A A A (Answers tomorrow) Barbara Walters 1 CAorn QIOrlMI Heloise Juggling El in 1 11 fj 1 wj wmmmmm Draperies cleaned and sized Rods silicone sprayed 'KJ Regular $6.00 Xj width Cords adjusted Take down and re-hang Free estimate USE YOUR SEAR'S Dear Heloise: We have a battery-operated smoke alarm in the hallway outside the kitchen. Whenever I broil meat in my electric oven, the smoke alarm goes off. I found that putting a plastic shower cap over the alarm while I am in the kitchen preparing dinner will prevent it from going off. Just make sure it is removed when the oven is turned off. Shirley Lipkin I know the problem with a smoke alarm too close to the kitchen, especially if you like meat well done.

Covering the alarm with a shower cap sounds good provided you remember to remove it immediately after you finish cooking. And here's a good reminder: After you cover the alarm, place a book, a telephone directory, a chair or some obvious object on the floor directly under the alarm. Anyone who sees it (just don't fall over it) is bound to remember why it's there and will remove the cover. While on the subject of smoke alarms, they are life savers, literally, and I hope every home has at least, one, if not more. Heloise Dear Heloise: I do a lot of substituting at schools and have to go to different buildings.

One day I was caught without my plastic rain cap. What did I do? I put two paper towels in between the folds of my thin head scarf and arrived at my destination in good shape. It really saved my hair style. Love your column. Mildred Hutchens From Page ID year to go with the "Spirit of Tampa Bay" campaign? Well, it has begun to wear a little thin, so Channel 8 news consultant Diana Richardson went back to the original composer, Frank Gari, a New York musician who has done a lot of work for ABC, and got him to punch it up.

Gari added a few horns, a drum beat and increased the tempo. The result is that the "Spirit of Tampa Bay" no longer sounds like elevator music. It's 'Dance Fever' time The producers of "Dance Fever" will be in town this week and next to hold dance competitions for a chance to go to Hollywood and appear on the nationally syndicated program. Couples interested in participating must qualify at one of two preliminary auditions Tuesday and Thursday at The Great Doctors (formerly Robiconti's) 2701 E. Fowler Ave.

in Tampa. Dancers must be at least 19 years of age. Applications should be picked up today or Tuesday at The Great Doctors. Those qualifying on Tuesday and Thursday REVOLVING CREDIT Satisfaction Guaranteed or yomc money bark CALL TODAY: 229-1698 SALE ENDS 4-30-83 will compete at a third audition April 19. The best dancers will get an all-expense paid trip to California and a chance to win $35,000.

"Dance Fever" is seen Saturdays, 7 p.m., on WTVT, Channel 13. WXFL branches out The nip-and-tuck ratings war between WXFL and WTSP for the No. 2 spot in this market is sure to heat up this month when WXFL opens its new Pinellas County News Bureau. Channel 8 Station Manager Frank DeTillio said that within the next 30 days, WXFL will open offices somewhere in St. Petersburg (they're searching for a place now).

"We've always had a reporter there, but now we'll have an office and bigger staff," he said. WXFL is sending former assignment editor and traffic-control supervisor Rod Challenger to be the bureau chief. Reporting under him will be Janet Gauss and Neil Vicino. The Channel 8 branch office will have three photographers, Mark Roberts, Ilene Safron and Mike Ahrens. DeTillio said this move and others including moving Gayle Sierens to 1 1 p.m.

and canceling the 5:30 p.m. news are based on extensive research that WXFL has conducted in recent months. He said more changes will be forthcoming. DeTillio would not comment on speculation that Channel 8 might expand its noon news to an hour with Bob Hite as the anchor. In recent years, WXFL has lost some Pinellas viewers while the St.

Petersburg-based WTSP has gained viewers. Now that Channel 8 is invading Channel 10's stomping grounds, look for more Pinellas County stories on WXFL. The Walt Belcher connection Your friendly neighborhood TV critic turns up on "Carousel," a weekly talk show on WUSF, Channel 16. Host Andrea McDaniel grills me on what it's like to be a TV critic in this market. And I get to sound off about local TV news and children's programming.

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