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18 Santa Cruz Sentinel Thursday, December 18, 1975 Americans Optimistic Television Log 1:30 A.M. 7 News 2 A.M. 4 News 2:30 A.M. WASHINGTON (AP) -Americans are troubled about unemployment, rising costs and government red tape but remain generally optimistic in their outlook, says a report by Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller.

Rockefeller's report, issued Wednesday, sums up the observations of about 6,000 persons who attended public forums held by the Ford administration in six cities since mid-October. Rockefeller said the three volumes of material gathered at the forums "represent a profoundly moving portrait of America today an America whose people are troubled yet hopeful, hard-pressed yet vigor- I SEAfOOO STEAKy 1 ous, and above all, faithful to the democratic process." He said that although those participating in the forums -expressed concern on many issues, he perceived "a note of optimism that runs through this land today." Police Seek Mother Of Baby LOS ANGELES (AP)-Au-thorities were searching today for a mother who left her months-old infant with a resident of a downtown hotel and then disappeared. Officers said the resident, who was not indentified, called them Wednesday when the woman, described in her mid20s, failed to return. The pajama-clad infant, about four months old, was taken bv countv Department of Public Social Services officials MX New Jersey Band Saga Ends LAKEWOOD. N.J.

(AP) -The saga of the Lakewood High School Band has ended. Happily, no less: During the past year, the 205member band had raised $50,000 to finance a trip to Pasadena to participate in the Tournament of Roses Parade on New Year's Day. The band had booked a charter flight on United Airlines, but the trip appeared to be off after the airline was struck by its machinists. Alternate transportation seemingly was un-avilable because of the holiday travel crunch. But school officials said Wednesday they had finally arranged for another charter, courtesty of Trans-International Airways, to fly the band to California on Christmas night.

"How can you describe a scream of joy?" said Chip Pulcrano, the band's publicity adviser. "The impossible happened, and we're grateful to so many people who pitched in and helped to make the dream come true." Designates Movie Programs Subject To Change Without Notice THURSDAY EVENING 6 P.M. 2-Star Trek 5-7-8-46-News 9 Carrascolendas 11-M "Strategy of Terror" At Fort Sharp" 44-Brady Bunch 6:30 P.M. 4-5-8-46-News 9-Extraordinary People 44 Adam 12 7 P.M. 2-FBI 4 Truth Or Consequences 57Ngws 8- To Tell The Truth 9- Say Brother 44-Hogan's Heroes Hour 46 Gunsmoke 7:30 P.M.

4 Candid Camera 5- New Treasure Hunt 7 Match Game 8 Bewitched 9 Newsroom 44-Hogan's Heroes Student Stabbed SAN DIEGO (AP) Gregg Edmund Cline, 16, has been fatally stabbed, and police are holding fellow student in con Dolled Up for Christmas The last week of Christmas shopping often brings to mind tiny noses pressed against toy store windows and a $440 million-a-year industry the doll business. Dolls have been children's playthings since the beginning of civilization. They probably originated as ceremonial idols representing human figures. The word "doll" may derive from the Greek word "eidolon," or from the name "Dorothea." North American Indian children had dolls long before Europeans arrived on the continent. The Indians' dolls were made from such natural materials as animal skins, cornhusks and apples.

Collectors believe that the oldest doll in America today was brought from England by William Penn in 1699. DO YOU KNOW What 19th Century British queen was a noted doll collector? WEDNESDAY'S ANSWER The European Economic Community has nine member nations. 1218-75 VEC. Inc. 1975 7 11-Edge Of Night 8 Somerset 9 Consumer Survival Kit Of The Doomed" 44 Leave It To Beaver 46 Midday 12:30 P.M.

2 That Girl 4- 8 Days Of Our Lives 5- 46-As the World Turns 7-U-AU My Children 9 Lilas, Yoga You Hell 36" White" 1P.M. Without End" 7-11-Ryan's Hope 1:30 P.M. 4- 8 Doctors 5- 46-Guiding Light 7-11 Let's Make a Deal 2 P.M. 4- 8-Another World 5- 46 All In The Familyl 9-Antiques 36-Mike Douglas 44 Underdog 2:30 P.M. 5-46-Match Game 7-11 One Life to Live 9 Laura Allende 44 Huck And Yogi 3 P.M.

2 Porky and Friends 4 Ironside 5- Tattletales 7- 11 General Hospital 8- I 9- Yoga For Health 44 Popeye 46-Merv Griffin 3:30 P.M. 2-Batman 5 Mod Squad 7 Roustabout" 11-Partridge Family Tide" 44-The Three Stooges 4 P.M. 2 Mickey Mouse Club 4 Merv Griffin to a foster home. ijl nection with the slaying. neciion wun me staying, Ericksons specialty FRIDAY MORNING 6 A.M.

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2 Romper Room 9 Mister Rogers 9 A.M. 2 Big Valley 4- 8 Celebrity Sweepstakes 5- 46-The Price Is Right 7 A.M. San Francisco 9 Sesame Street 11 That Girl 9:30 A.M. 4-8-Wheel Of Fortune 11-Courtship Of Eddie's Father 8 Arraignment Set Wedding Receptions Sales Meetings UJ I nnrhanne Krtnmian nilttOTR f. I :1 THURSDAY NIGHT 8 P.M.

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8-EUery Queen 46 Hawaii Five-0 IN TOWN FOR A fJ HOT HOLIDAY DRINK PREPARED WHILE YOU WATCH 11-Streets Of San Francisco HO A A 5 AQ J976 A A 9 6 4 WEST EAST A 8 7 4 A103 VQ98 VJ 7654 2 K5 432 A 10 A 8 2 SOUTH A962 A 10 3 10 8 4 AJ753 Both vulnerable West North East South -Classic Theater IN A MAGIC CHEF MICROWAVE 0YEN 9:30 P.M. 0333033? Watch It Work! The Most Versatile Microwave Oven In The Industry By Oswald James Jacoby It was the last rubber at Castle Elsinore. Hamlet, sitting South, knew he should have passed the fair Ophelia's diamond opening, but people tend to bid in the last rubber. Similarly, Ophelia didn't have to jump all the way to three notrump. but she had great faith in Hamlet.

West opened the king of spades. Hamlet ducked, but had to win the spade continuation. Then he soliloquized, "To gamble, or not to gamble. Ah, there's the rub. For whether 'tis better to suffer a small penalty or to test the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune and risk a seven trick set.

I'll try the latter." Then he led dummy's king of hearts, overtook with his ace and led his 10 of diamonds. The finesse worked and all was well at Castle Elsinore. The finesse was not as much of a gamble as it might have been. West's bid had marked him with a lot of high cards and he was more likely than not to hold the king of diamonds. INT.

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Neb. (AP)-A 73-year-old ex-bum has sent a $5 check to the McCook Police Department along with season's greetings and thanks for a kindness bestowed 40 years ago. Police Chief Richard Brunswick said the letter and check came from Glenn Stewart of Wolcott, Ind. Stewart wrote that in the 1930s he and a friend rode a freight train into McCook on New Year's Eve and couldn't find another one out. So they checked in at the police station.

"You let us stay in your nice warm jail overnight, Stewart wrote. "And before leaving the next day, the officer on duty gave each man a check good for 15 cents which "bought us coffee and donuts at a small restaraunt. "I am 73 years old now and I don't think I will get out your way anymore. So have some donuts and coffee or a shot of UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. -Singer Pearl Bailey has been praised in the General Assembly as "an honor to her.

country and humanity at large," after she ended her four weeks as a U.N. diplomat. Saudi Arabian Ambassador' Jamil Baroody read a mock resolution which thanked the United States "for delegating Pearl Bailey, who highlighted the session." Miss Bailey, appointed last month as a special adviser to Ambassador Daniel Patrick Moynihan and the U.S. delegation, delivered a passionate speech recently defending the United States against its detractors. In keeping with the friendly spirit of the resolution in her praise, the entertainer said, "I'm ordering 50,000 copies." 1976 7 100 SOLID-STATE 'Stench Bombs' Are Proposed 11 I Dream Of Jeannie 46-Gambitl 10:30 A.M.

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