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Tue-, July 1,1986 10 THE DAILY DISPATCH, Moline, Illinois Tuesday prime time CNN shuts out dish oivners I i' ii ii ii ii II II II II II I am iii.i.rf is at h-i tat Offtuy nSywii Sn SfcssTiT- Tfct k-ltmm Nss Fwtm '0! TWs WhssS KT ligMwa Spsnssr. Fsr Mrs raW f- Im' NThm tmntmlh, li5" K35 mJWwW FaurnKt ttmntm mmtm si 19-1 li.HHil frnrnH ItOi NhMmm hl MlU iTnfQVO SwMrsrN) lRJ Nicwi hM' bt am fm saJB W.H asps )mom tatrittgtfftit Kmntm MMsr I tt rr ii 'I ii ii 'i I' tZE AMM'Mm as JuU. )Ui Mi tors 0k-it MfrHSittwclwr bBCWT i -i-Tr 11 Ik however, a network spokeswoman said. CNN owner Ted Turner earlier this Ear promised to send a decoder to ivana, but the State Department has warned that the trade embargo with Cuba prevents such a gift "We would never do anything to endanger VS. policy," the spokeswoman said.

At a news conference to mark the advent of scrambling. CNN announced a venture with Home Box Office, which started encrypting its HBO and Cinemax movie channels Jan. IS. Customers callirg HBO to subscribe can order CNN at the same time. A similar deal is expected to be reached Tuesday or Wednesday with Showtime and the Movie Channel, which started scrambling May 27.

CNN also announced that a Chicago firm, Anixter Communications, would offer dish owners a year of CNN free if they purchase the necessary decoders, manufactured by MA Comm. through Anixter by calling a toll-free number between July 1 and Jul 4 NARTIVmCwI About 11.000 Americans own decoders and virtually all either have subscribed or are expected to subscribe to CNN. a spokesman said. Earlier this month, HBO and Showtime announced special discount rates for home dish owners who subscribe for a full year. An HBO spokesman, contacted in New York, said many more discount packages and "one-stop shopping' arrangements will likely be offered as an increasing number of networks scramble Scrambling has sparked protests from many home dish owners, who complain they will be charged too much to see the programs they used to get free.

Most don't mind paying, but they point out that they, unlike cable TV subscribers, have paid for the necessary hardware. They fear that all decoders will not be able to unscramble all networks. On April 27, a video marauder calling himself "Captain Midnight" briefly interrupted an HBO movie to transmit his own signal protesting scrambling and HBO's monthly fee. Bv SIDNEY SHAW mi i WASHINGTON Cable News Network and CNN Headline Newt have scrambled their satellite TV signals starting today, shotting out home dish owners including Cuban president Fidel Castro who previously snared the programming free. The scrambling will not attect viewers who receive CNN over their local cable companies.

However, subscribers to Group Cable, in the Quad-City area reported that their CNN channel was scrambled early today. A Group spokesman said that situation would be corrected today. Cox Cable subscribers in the area were receiving the CNN channel today as usual. At 12 01 am. EOT.

today, the two networks became the nation's fifth and sixth cable program services to scramble. To receive the networks, the nation's estimated 1.7 million home dish owners will have to buy a special decoder for and pay 25 a year, officials of the Atlanta network said Monday. Castro, an avid news and sports fan who has long picked up CNN on his satellite dish, will be left in the dark. cbnImw uZZl om4 "car IwwwijcNi fa rk AAA Chinpunthe iwy rDsrkf HiOWi a- MFL Vast 41 Ma Si itrs MDiMll kBog- Moo On 5tt( Wsfcsn rvKMGlt mwood Met Mornrty) PG-'l 85) sss SkMO) (1. i't HPoug Mro CT Wry Stfwut) Mm naSn 6 Star Fsndsngs Show Wkica Wt tan Ti .1 mien lOISwttr BEngsKS Wlctt- Hw 9m mft lOanc 1M oit Si 69i ivvf Nmm 1 1 WwwHpMf twc tOw OOSimeflaSifiMM CBN: Celebrity Diet SPAN: Today Horoscopes The A-Tmm (ft) (CCt Who's tw BomT (R) SIN: Engine SV: Super Sport America USA: Movie: "The Compleat Beatles" WGN: Movie: "Sole Surwor" 7:30 Crowing Pains (R) 9 CD My Favorite Mart QOarkShadows DARK SHADOWS LIVES ON wQPTI OlN TMC: Movie: tosm IT WTTW: This Old House (CO 30 AMBR: Impact SPAN: Viewer CeS-m NASH: New Country SIN: Que Not PSMt SV: At she Urn WTTW: 'ruga! Gourmet (CCi oo a imi a Spenser For Hke (R) CD The Making ot CD WTTW: Comrade (CC) AMBR: SturnbSng Btocfca A Stepping Stone CNN: Evening Nesra HBO: Phwp Marlowe, Private Eye (CO LIFE: Dr.

Ruth MAX: Movie: "Mask" NASH: Crook Chase SHOW: Paper Chase The Graduation Year SIN: Muter SV: Out ot tie Duct USA: Dick Caret) (R) WGN: New OS HTN: Movie: The Thirty. Nine Steps" 30 (D Hacker CD WFLD: Besebal (L) AMBR: Unless Someone Guide NASH: VKleoCountry SIN: Ame tenor SV: Vankeee Magazine WGN: INN New WTBS: Movie: (Dollars)' DIS: DTV 1000 QOOQNewt CD Doctor Who CO Sonny HN CO The Making of "Comrade" (CO AMBR: Searching: The CathoSc Conscience MART? AMnnis i MoocHsf nd Msfiy, MMif Mow CBN: Cosby CNNt Motv9y1ln DIS: Oule A Harriet ESPN: Ineid the PGA Tour HBO: Movie: A Vw to MIDLIFE: Movie: "The Trip Echo" NASH: You Can Be a Star SHOW: Movie: "Iceman" SIN: 14 Horaa TMC: Movie: "Street ct Fire" USA: Alfred Hitchcock Hour WTTW: Nightly Business Report (CO WTTW: Nova (CQ () SwHch Nightly Business fS WFLD: PM Magazine AMBR: MoMmt Angaca Uve NART; Th fewcttostM CBttDaktari CNNi vTtffifiws DIS: The Swamp Fu ESPN: ftoaw Derby (R) HBO: Movte: Pale MTN: SHOW: Movie: Musk" LIFE: Partners in Crime ESPN: NFL Yearbook HBO: Wimbledon HighKghts NASH: Fandango SV: Inside NASCAR USA: Redio 110 WTTW: Chicago Tonight WGN: Alice WTBS: Baeebal (L) 1:50 HTN: Travel MAX Movie: "Mischief" NASH: NaehvUe Now fS WFLD: Mrs. America Pageant SPAN: U.rCanadian RflifftvOfM 100 a Ems Mand (R) ice, CI Hunter (R) CI Moonlighting (R) (CO CdComredoe(CC) CD Movie: Piranha II te Spawning" Nova (CC) AMBR: Holy Rotary NART: Keystone CBN: The 700 Club CNN: Larry King Uvet DIS: Movie: Brother. Can You Spare a Dime?" ESPN: Wreamng LIFE: Regis Phllbln's Ulectyte SIN: Muchachrta Choose your words with special care A business trip is unlikely to produce the results you seek. Professionals help you launch a creative venture CAPRICORN (Dec.

22-Jan. 19): Steady effort continues to produce the best results. Tackle one project or problem at a time Someone influential is unusually helpfuL A timid person who tries your patience needs your loving support AQUARIUS (Jaa. 20-Feb. 18): Check schedules if using public transportation.

You need to Investigate the credentials of a newcomer who wants you to become an investor. Reply promptly to both business and personal letters. Opportunity beckons. PISCES (Feb. 19-Marck 20): Any mistakes made now could be difficult to rectify.

Tread cautiously. Domestic quarrels can be avoided with greater patience and tact Friends may be more congenial than relatives today. Share expenses. TODAY'S CHILD will love to dress up in fancy costumes. As an adult be will want a closet of expensive clothes.

Holidays bring this Cancerian great pleasure. He enjoys decorating his home for special events. The Crab Is capable of intense devotion and will have a warm spot for anyone who does him a favor. An occasional period of moodiness is likely. Do not commiserate too much.

CANCER (Jane 21-July 22): Plan a holiday celebration that will Include neighbors as well as friends and relatives. A backyard party holds special appeal Money becomes less of an issue A sibling decides to play Cupid. LEO (July 21-Aag. 22): Make allowances for an older or younger person; heshe will become a lifelong ally! A chat with mate or partner clears up any confusion regarding a money matter. See an old friend.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22): Traveling by car holds special appeal if you share expenses. Keep quiet about financial reserves; you may need them in an emergency. Be careful to stay out of other people's domestic quarrels. LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 22): Your versatility pays off handsomely today.

A raise or promotion is In the wind. Streamline work procedures. You do tend to do well on tests. Romance could be another story. Go slow.

SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov. 21): Shop talk comes up quite naturally at a social event You are Introduced to someone you have been eager to meet Keep a record of expenditures; it will help you devise a practical budget SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): An emotionally-charged situation could put you on the defensive. For Wednesday, July 1.

1988 YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: You must think things through very carefully before deciding on a plan of action. Impulsive choices could prove costly. Be more outgoing. New friends and Interests help you break with the restrictive past A major financial move in October or November could put you on Easy Street Bank extra Income. CELEBRITY BIRTHDATES: U.S.

Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, actress Cheryl Ladd, comedian Dan Rowan, auto racing's Richard Petty, actress Polly "Flo" Hoi-liday, Luci Baines Johnson Turpln. ARIES (March 21-April A surprise move by mate or partner could unsettle you. You make a fine recovery! Finances continue to require careful handling. Singles find romance in a most unlikely setting. Protect your reputation.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20): A lie could catch up with you. putting a crimp in a personal relationship. Overhauling a budget will allow you to do the things that mean the most to you. Welcome new experiences. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): New gains are linked to who you know as well as to your Job performance.

Your subconscious could be trying to lell you something. Pay attention! A platonlc relationship intensifies. Go slow. Bridge BUND ADVICE IS JUST THAT East-West vulnerable. South deals.

NORTH 4 VQ102 0KQJ4 AKJ74 WEST EAST 4)1085 4)AJ? 9AKJ976 953 076 0A108S2 103 4Q96 SOUTH OKQ9SS2 784 093 48S2 The bidding: South West North East 2 4 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: King of 9 Playing card games was regarded by old-line communists as a bourgeois pastime. As a result, it was not until the 1960s that an Iron Curtain country made its appearance in international bridge competition. Poland was the first, West took his two top hearts and shifted to a diamond. Przybora took dummy's king with the act and returned the suit in the hope that his partner held a singleton. Dummy won and a low spade was led; Przybora inserted the Jack, the critical play! That could hardly cost, since declarer would probably have opened three spades had he held a seven-card suit, and with a six-card suit missing the ace-jack declarer would finesse the ten.

Declarer won the king and returned a low spade. West won with the eight, led a heart for his partner to ruff with the ace, and East's diamond return promoted West's ten of trumps to the setting trick. Had East played a low spade on the first lead of the suit, he would have had no way to get to his partner's hand as long as declarer ruffs the third diamond with the queen. The defenders would have been held to two trump tricks and the contract would have succeeded. and has remained the strongest.

The Poles have a nucleus of very talented players, two of whom have been nominated as Royal Viking Line's "Player of the Year." Tomast Przybora is a stalwart of Polish national teams and one of the world's great card players. He complains that "too many bridge players learn to play by rote; there is a bridge adage for almost every occasion." These rubrics cover general situations, and should not mindlessly be applied to every hand. He takes particular exception to "second hand low." "Quite often you have to play an unnecessarily high card in second position sometimes to force declarer to win in a particular hand, sometimes to preserve communications with partner." He cites the hand above as one of his favorites. South's weak two-spade opening bid ended the auction at some other vulnerability, West might have competed with three hearts. v- I TC FOCUS is a current events feature and quiz every weekday in the Daily Dispatch and The TUESDAY wmmm If 1WP There are more reason's than ever to choose the 1986-87 Amentech Bell Quad Cities Yellow Rages for your advertising.

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