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The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 18

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S.L. Again in Running 1 The Salt Lake Tribune, Monday, July 10, 1972 TAR GAZElC'O rr 1 1 tlCVlSIUll I Ar Avr vuo A "I A as L.onveiinuii jL.ut.ciic -By CLAY R. POLLAN- Your Daily Activity Guide According to fbe S'ori. To develop message for Mcrdoy, read words ccrrespond'ng to numbers of vour Zodiac birth iign. 1 Pleovont 31 Con 2 ne 32 Svj ise 3 Ccncntrote 33 Th 6 1 And 62 Rout.ne 63 The Party Plans Pungent Polemic jf HAA Zlj An.

23-28 4243 54-57-72 -fs; TAUKUS AM. 20 i HAT 20 8-10-11-34 jysa 67-S0-87 4 Good 5 Money 6 For 7 On 8 Someone's 9 Money JO Been 1 1 Taking 1 12 Domeihc 13 Poy 14 Doy GEMINI G'f JUHl 20 T47-49-51-59 63-70-82 86 CANCEIt 34 Things 35 Attention 36 Be 37 Confine 36 Especially 39 Knowledge 40 Short 4 1 Answer 42 A 43 You 44 To Several sites, including Salt Lake City, are being considered by the American Academy of Achievement for its 1973 Salute to Excellence, academy officials reported Sunday. Brian Blaine, Reynolds, academy founder and executive director, said an announcement will be made very soon. Several bids were received Sunday morning, Mr. Reynolds said, and there is a possibility that Sait Lake City will be the site for the Salute very soon, if not next year.

He said reiterated the Salt I akp City event, climaxed Sat- JUHl JULY 23 2- 6-17-26 29-64-83 eS 15 Professionals 45 Should play for a month. On to other things' Johnny Eats Words Johnny Carson ate his words tne other night. It appears that Oklahomans took umbrage at the cynical way the occasional host of The Tomght Show- reacted to what they considered to be a state honor. Carson was named Cowboy Extraordinaire by the National Cowboy Hall of Fame, and despite what Carson said later it seemed obvious that he had no idea what the organization was or why it selected him. Carson cracked wise about the plaque Oklahoma had given him and commented: Someday therell be churches and schools on this here land Had It Coming Anyway, Carson apologized Friday for his behavior.

But the Sooners had it coming. Honors are frequently bestowed upon entertainers with no reasor o'her than to collect free publicity and in this case they got more than they bargained for. The only thing Carson did for the West was to move East, so why complain if he doesnt kowtow to an organization he has no interest in? If there is a moral to all this, it might be: Dont cast your plaques upon the water, unless you know' they'll float. 16 Lucky 17 Working 18 With 19 Privote 20 Special 21 Soeoat 22 Breaks 23 You 24 You II 25 Problems 26 On 27Fnd 28 Moke 29 Hobbies 30 Interests 46 Eom 47 Something 48 Good 49 Going 50 Faced 51 On 52 Jaunts 53 To 54Arvj 55 Opposite So To 57 Lucky 58 Agom 59 Behind 60 A By Harold Schindler Tribune Television Editor Gird yourselves, neighbors. This is the week that the Democrats intend to bury the country in pithy, provocative, pungent, political polemic at Miami Beach.

The networks plan to inflict this and the Republican fovention upon the public without letup, so be forewarned. The GOIs, however, do not meet until next month; but the ther bunch starts Monday and for a while, that may be all anyone will be able to see on nighttime video. This would be an excellent tune to buy a good book. And in far-off Iceland, Bobbv Fischer and Boiis Spassky are beginning to circle the chessboard for the kill. Bobby is confident, and the world, waits for answer; Is Boris good enough? Makes First Move Match play begins Tuesday with Spassky making the first move.

ABC will cover the battle of intellects on ide orld of Sports next Saturday and each succeeding Saturday until one of the two grandmasters has been defeated. KlF.D, which earlier announced that DBS would be summarizing play on the Sunday of each week, received word that because of complications involved, the educational network would pass So don't telephone the station next week with complaints, because it would be foolish for BBS to duplicate that which a commercial network will have carried the day before. And about young Mr. Fischer. Ten years ago, he was liv ing in nearly total isolation, known only to a limited audience of afficionados.

No one America, least of all television, leaped to his aid in lifting chess above its ninth rate entertainment atmosphere even Minnesota Fa's and his pool cues got a better break than Fischer. Accused of Greed Now that he has single-handedly put chess in the entertainment field (with a cash prize neariy one one-hundredth of that paid Muhammud All and Joe Frazier for hitting each other), some enties have accused him of being greedy. If the cash prize, including a rather small fee for telev ision rights, seems large for two men to divide, ask how' many other competitors must play so long for a prize. Jack Nick-laus wins as much in three days of the World Series of Golf. Fischer mav have to LEO JULY 23 A'JG.

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FTC Report APR1L72 Todays Viewing on TV Channels deWe.oi'',s?iLiv MMV.M THE CAPDET SAVERS' 10-30 pm. 2 The Tonight Show 10.40 p.m. 5- Monday Night Theatre; Submarine," Edward Judd, Lawrence Payne 11 m. 4 llth Hour News 11:30 p.m. 4 The Dick Cavett Show Midnight 2 he Late Show: Ann Vickers, Irene Dunne, Walter Huston fof co Vefcs Reupholster! Special Summer Sale Prices! STANDARD SOFA CHAIR UPHOLSTERED The next best thing to watching the Democratic Convention with us is to be there.

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2 Sale of the Century 41 Love Lucy 5 My Three Solis 9.50 am. 2 Hollywood Sauares 4 Bewitched 5 Love of Life 10 a.m. 2 Jeooardy 4 Password 5 Where the Heart Is 10:25 o.m. 5 CBS News 10:30 a.m. 2 The Who, What or Where Game 4 Solit Second 5 Search For Tomorrow 10:55 a.m.

2 The Carolyn Ounn Show 11 o.rr.. 2 Watch Your Child, The Me Too Show 4 All My Children 5 Middoy 11:30 am. 2 Three on a Match 'Let Mane A Deal 5 As the World Turns Noon 2 Doys of Our Lives 4 The Newlywed Game 5 Love is a Many Sp'endored Th no 12.30 pm. Doctors 4 The Dating Gome 5 The Guiding Light 1 p.m. 2-Another World 4 General Hospital 6 The Secret Storm 1:30 p.m.

2 Return to Peyton Place 4 One Life to Live 5 The Edge of Night 2 pm, 2 Somerset 4 The Mike Douglas Show 5 WIN CASH "Saddle Tramp" Joel McCrea 2:30 p.m. 2 What's My Line 3 pm. 21 Dream ofJeannie 3.30 p.m. 2 The Merv Griffin Show 4-Hoiel 3 55 m. 5 Spotlight Five 4 4 Daniel Boone 5 Big Valley 4.30 11 Sesame Sheet 5 p.m.

News Scene 4 ABC Evening News 5 NATION'S BEST WALTER CRONKIT5 CBS Evening News 1:30 p.m. 2 Natlonol Democratic Convention 4 Channel 4 Evening News 2 NATIONAL DEMO CONVENTION Radio Dial Affiliation KCPX BdC KLUB-KWIC KALL IMN fc VOR KFMC KNAK. KRGO kRbP KiL-CDS kSOP MBS KSXX NPC KUfcR KPR WHO a KBYU AM 1J 70 IfrOU 570 010 1230 96.1 me 1280 150 1060 103 me UftO 10 3 me 1370 104.3 me 630 1 me floO 93 3 me 88.9 me FM ffl.7 me ABC FROM MIAMI Top Local News CHANNEL 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS 7 What New 11 Misterogers' Neighborhood 6 p.m. 4 Truth or Consequences 5 CBS NEWS cover- age Democratic Convention gavel-to-gavel STARTS TONIGHT! 7 Sesame Street 11 The Electric Company i 30 m. 4 The Odd Couple.

Richard Fre dricks plays himself leading baritone Of the New York itv Opera a madcap version of Rigoietto. 11 Sesame Street 7 p.m. 4ABC Monday Night Special: S. Mens Olympic TracK and Fie'd Trials the last chonce or Americas best to qualify tor berths on the S. Olympic Team.

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL, CONVENTION Walter Cronkite Mike Wallace Eric Sevaried Misterogers' Neighborhood 7:30 p.m. 7 The Electric Company Across the Fence MOST COMPLETE CONVENTION COVERAGE. Walter Cronkite Dan Rather 7 Special of the Week: "Family" 11-Close Up 1.38 p.m. 4 Conventions 72 11-30 Minutes 9 p.m. 2 Circus 5 BEST CONVENTION COVERAGE Walter Cronkite John Hart Theodore H.

White ll-BYU Devotional 9:30 p.m. 2 Sanford and Son. When his father is stricken with amnesia, Lomont feels guilty for buying a sports car Instead of a color TV set. 7 Book Deaf 9:50 p.m. 11 The Price ot Childhood 10 p.m.

2 News Scene 4 Perry Moson 5 Eyewitness News 7 The Forsyte Sago 2 Speakers Missing Police are investigating the theft of two speakers, total value $640, from Tina Robisons apartment at 615-4th East. sppSassaEB iii CBS New bring you live coverage of tiio Demo-erotic National Convention. With Correspondents Walter Cronkite, Morton Dean, John Hart, Mike Wallace. Roger Mudd, Don Rather, Eric Sevareid. Anc special analysis by Theodore H.

Wh.te. The Democratic Notional Convention Mondoy, July 10 thru Thursday, July 13 6 PM to conclusion each doy 1.

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