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Wednesday, February 20, 1991 13 THE DAILY OKLAHOMA! Today's Highlights Finding Your Channel Cox- it 12 -Metro KAUT 12 11 12 l-Nof- Choclaw ubacrlMrs In the Ofclaho- WEDNESDAY TELEVISION LISTING FEB. 20 Rivets Ri8ht Take Reaching Joks Cisco Kid Movie" Moon Kitchen 30 Trajnit PaldPr gto Prj gg News News News Business TBNTod. (fsUvir 700ciub 'L Wand" J. Twm 5552-12 2S- FT SSn- SSf St" i World tou Turns RwP Bwlitiir BewHthad IfesAB- Goto "Young Temp itoMrt HgfcP 30 ft; Sarta GeraT aikflnT" Rainbow 7l1(1 rillh HUUn American Snatonstr Movie: Gunsll" Hon Jates PM RaccooM father Can WaT Ripper Business Harten ag Awta Her Sra HoX American" lo Beauty" Kncfrn "1 iFfe ZZT TaMPelCil Tiny Toon mm Crazy II Work" Human Nature 4 PM Wdslnc. Bowlrns Popeye Daffy- Uoney to vioeoPM TwofUs Chippie Jeoparoyi Sm Lord TaleSpjiT Street Melodies- Comedf 30 MiOey UpClose Pooeye Qucxbstr HeyDude jjefferso iffiCiABCNeS" Lehrer MwdBBT iiagins to Heaven TbeHovH Toiii The 00vi JraT" linl Survival 1 Recall" Forten Rendervou PM Rebel Colleoe Curves jaejil 4 SulAfto InleFoN sCo.

Cneers ALF Bet Wars StNotee" 0ance Monitor 30 pB. Basketball King Loonay Sanfcri gE-' News News and Times Dead" Arsenio Rick Dees 80,1 rmi4f PM Gertfemen Sports- Hotjr Hitchcock tte Future Fairs 4 Miami Vice Show iA-SiriRoyBaan IBajB jgfeT Body 1 1 PJ! 2l 2 5 CST Night TBNTod. FantasTb. Woman Movie: Our GunsH" Monitor Ctnttt America" PattyD Movie: Sange theCtrPntne Hofey SLlJL bRyZIU.ess Ce -S-2l" 2 KT" 2 CoST" tettojlllton Talk Rmgft Danger- BikW Dofby Hcvfe: 4 AM PGATour maja ewSetod otej Movie, sffll Country Mo. ixm SRier-r- iIhel.

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KFOR-TV (4) Unsolved Mysteries. Featured: profile of serial murderer known as the "Butcher of Kingsbury possible link between corrupt prison officials and a murder KOCO-TV (5) Doogle Howser, M.D. Wanda's new duties leave Doogie without romance until he meets a student nurse. KWTV (9) Grammy Awards. From Radio City Music Hall in New York, host Garry Shandhng presents the 33rd annual awards ceremony.

Appearances by Phil Collins. Quincy Jones, Reba McEntire, M.C. Hammer, Randy Travis, Bonnie Raitt and Sting. OETA-TV (13) Evening of Championship Skating 1990. Todd Eldridge and Paul Wiley are among the top figure skaters exhibiting their talents in a performance from Harvard's Bright Hockey Center.

43 It was a 52 hour nightmare at sea when 755 passengers turned into 755 hostages (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) KAUT-TV (43) Movie. "Voyage of Terror," starring Burt Lancaster. Twentieth Century. Hitler's number-three man. Rudolph Hess, flies to Scotland in an attempt to end the war.

Host: Waiter Cronkite. TNN Fairs and Festivals: Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Featured: rodeo competition; Tanya Tucker in concert; trail rides and parades. Cox Coble Channel 13 Channel 11 Tonight on Cable Tonight at 8:00 PM A USA World Premiere Movie COX CABLE 525-82U2 taUi-TIMEDiA CABLEVISION: Bethany Del City-Tinker 670-3896 Edmond 348-6243 Midwest City-Spencer 733-3800 Moore 794-4486 Mustang 376-4516 Norman 321-5555 Village-Nichols Hills 755-5820 Warr Acres 787-8314 Yukon 354-5344 El Reno 262-631 1 7:05 p.m. TBS Voice of the Planet.

A disillusioned author-ecologist retreats to a Buddhist monastery where Gaia, the voice of the planet, communicates with him about the fragility and wonder of earth. (Part 3). 7:30 p.m. KOCO-TV (5) Growing Pains. Jason thinks Carol needs to see I he real world, then objects whe.i she dales an ex-con.

Battle Line. Hundreds cf Englisn vessels of every sort execute the largest military evac-ualion in history. 8 p.m. KFOR-TV (4) Nostrada- Jill Night Live. Host ring Paul Newman, Living Dangerously.

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano. HBO One Night Stand. Comic; Rick Aviles NICK Best ct Saturday tranged father whom he suspects may be tied to their investigation ol an international drug elan. KOKH-TV (25) Movie. "The Life and Times oi Judge Roy star ball.

North Carolina State at Duke. (Live). 9 p.m. KFOR-TV (4) Hunter. Hunter urges Novak to reconcile with her es Clayburgh.

3:30 p.m. HBO Comedy Hour "Best ot Robert Towns end His Partners ir Cnme troops; the battles of Chickamsuga and Chattanooga (Part 3 of 5). Our Century. Survivors of Iwo Jima share their tragic memories. ESPN College Basket tory at Chancellorsville costs him Stonewall Jackson: Grant is unable to take Vicksburg; the Battle of Gettysburg; Itxh of Vicksburg; the N.Y.

draft rials; the lirst black KOCO-TV (5) Movie. "Columbo. Murder Can Be Hazardous to Your Health," starring Peter Falk. OETA-TV (13) Civil War. Evenis of 1863.

Leo's vic mus: Tne Man Who Saw Tomorrow. Host Charlton Heston explores the life and predictions of the French poei who is credited with one thousand pmphecics Dear Abby Mankiller Says Tribe Can't Certify Artists as Cherokee Tribal Members bus for three days, then they would know what we drivers have to go through. Please print this, Abby. Gets No Respect DEAR GETS NO RESPECT: Move over, Rodney Dangerfield, and make room for our unsung heroes and heroines the school bus drivers. Parents, circle Thanksgiving on your calendars, and add this memo: "Remember the school bus driver at Christmastime with an appropriate gift for hauling our most precious cargo, our children." Unlvertal Print Svndlcato or even it' we are a few minutes early.

Abby, 1 read in your column once that "'the poor schoolteachers" get trinkets and coffee mups and lots of stuff they don't know what to do with every Christmas. But drivers never get anything (not even respect). Keeping the kids quiet is a full-time job, but the biggest job is breaking up fights and making sure nobody gets hurt or loses anything on the bus. It's an awesome responsibility, Every parent should drive a school DEAR ABBY: I drive a school bus, and I wonder how many parents realize what this job is like. They expect the bus driver to pick their kids up at their door, and so.wetimes we have to sit and wait while they finish dressing them.

We tie shoelaces, button buttons, zip up zippers and wipe noses. We also have to keep them from getting hurt when they won't stay seated. We never get any thanks for getting the kids to school and home safely, yet we get all kinds of complaints if, fur some reason, we are a few minutes late Indian-produced. A new definition of Indian for that act only includes those certified by an Indian tribe as Indian artisans. Mankiller said she pondered Seabourn's certification while trying to help two bead workers gather documentation of their Cherokee ancestry.

just uidn't seem quite right," Mankiller said. "Bert is a wonderful, wonderful fellow, but we didn't actually see his documentation." Jeannie Walker Rorex, Stone's niece, said the family-was insulted by the certification, and added that no other artists in the Stone family will seek certification. members asked that hit" certification be withdrawn because they were insulted that the sculptor was certified as an artist, not as a Cherokee. 'There is no way that could be done under the existing system for Willard or anybody else," Mankiller said. "We can't make them a member.

That would be against the constitution." To be a Cherokee tribal member, one must prove to be a descendant of someone on the Dawes Commission Roll. A new federal law imposes fines of up to $1 million for non-Indians who sell or display arts and crafts as being TAHLEQUAH (AP The principal chief of the Cherokee Nation says the tribe can certify people to be Cherokee artists, but it can't certify artists as Cherokee Indians. The Cherokee Nation Tribal Council on Feb. 9 passed resolutions that certified artist Bert Seabourn and the late sculptor Willard Stone as Cherokee artisans. However, Chief Wilma Mankiller vetoed the resolution that certified Seabourn as an anist, instead proposing one that would make Seabourn an ambassador of goodwill for the Cherokee Nation.

Recently, Stone's family Modeling Clay Made With Cornstarch, Soda Melba's Swap Shop Job Aid for Handicapped Rewarded All About Us by Hodges of Tulsa, W.T. Hodges ofChlck-asha, Charles Gressl-er and Rick Dorough. both or Stillwater: Doris Davis and Robert Miller, both of Norman, and Lynn Holdsclaw of Edmond. In 1989, Oklahoma became the first state to be awarded the grant, Seven rehabilitation counselors for the Department of Human Services have received more than $22,000 in incentive training awards for their efforts in helping Oklahomans with severe handicaps find jobs. The awards are part of an incentive plan ing seminars, rehabilitation conferences, medical conferences, or college courses.

Those selected for the awards, based on the number of Social Security Disability Insurance recipients each placed in jobs during 1990, were: Kir- developed by the Social Security Administration and conducted by the Department of Human Services Rehabilitation Services Division. The plan will pay expenses for the counselors to attend train dell saying, "Catch me if you can," I would love to have a copy of this story. It's not the story about the gingerbread boy. Ila Dennis DEAR MELBA: I'm trying to locate a pattern for rocking horses made of plastic canvas. They're small, possibly used as Christmas ornaments.

Doreen Walker DEAR MELBA: Many years ago, we had a Victrola. One of the records I remember playing was something about a fight between a Turk and someone. It seems that it was something about Abdul de Meir, Please ask if someone recognizes this. Jim Smith DEAR MELBA: Please ask how to bIuc (the kind used glue guns) out of fabric, Lois Snuter II you havo a problem other rouuers might help solve or an idea you'd like to thare, write to Melba's Swap Shop. Box 35113, Oklahoma City, OK Please Include your name ana address.

your readers will have it. Floye Newkirk DEAR MELBA: When I was a young child, there was a lady next-door who sang several "tear-jerker" songs. I've tried to obtain the lyrics to some of them. Will you help me please with "The Ship That Never Returned?" Frank Ray DEAR MELBA: As a former Oklahoma City resident, I used to read and clip all of your craft patterns. What I would like now is a pattern foi a Santa that fits over a one-pound coffee can, I would also like directions for a Santa that fits over a tall chip can.

Sally Umphenom, Galena, Kan. DEAR MELBA: I was recently reminded of the story cf the pancake that jumped off the good plate and went rolling across hill and DEAR MELBA: D.L. Lewis of Elk City asked about homemade clay for making decorations. These directions came from a'n Arm Hammer soda box several years ago. Clay 1 c.

cornstarch 2 baking soda 1 c. cold water Food coloring Mix cornstarch and baking soda with fork in saucepan until thoroughly blended. Add cold water, adding a few drops of food coloring for tinted clay, Stir until smooth. Over medium heat, cook to boiling, stirring constantly, Boil a minute or until mixture reaches moist mashed potato consistency. Transfor to plate, with a damp to cool.

Knead as you would lough. Roll out, cut vlth cookie cutters, Thin plecos dry cool enough to handle. Knead as bread dough for 3 minutes. The material can be wrapped in foil until time for use. It will keep several days but must be kneaded again before using.

It works well around wire or armatures. Carol Plumb, Edmond Judy Relchardt of Edmond also shared, DEAR MELBA: I send your columns to my sister in Iowa and to our dauehter in Texas. We all enjoy them, My sister has lost her recipe lor a moist white pineapple cake, she thinks it was in "Aunt Jenny's" cookbook. I fool some of overnight, heavier ones take longer, Paint with tempera or water colors, Finish by dipping pieces into clear shellac, spraying with clear plastic or brushing with clear nail polish. Pearl Bartlett, Midwest City DEAR MELBA: The following recipe came from "The Handbook of Arts Crafts." Cornstarch Modeling Mixture 1 c.

salt 'j c. cornstarch c. water Cook nil ingredients In an old double -boiler. In 2 minutes, this will form a glob or mass, Place the mass on waxed paper until It is i Horoscope nored or underestimated. LEO (July 23 Auo.

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