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FUJS11C NOTICE "C-2 Star-Nwi imt. jult ii, un wm WORLD CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP rami Huge Dynamite Theft Thwarted WEDNESDAY if any radical or other groups TV 4-DemcKXitfc National Convention (cont'd from 4 pm -TheBiE Valley TV 34-News 11 The FlinfctortM 13 Daniel Boone 22 Alta Tension ZS-Hodcepodge Lodge P.M.-. 7 Demecratic National Con- vention Balloting for the presidential candidate is the main event tonight. ill-The Flying Nun -2S Hathayoga -5 Bowling tor Dollars 9-What'sMyLine? I Love Lucy 131 Dream of Jeannie 23 Capulina -Soul! Sheinwold on Bridge By ALFRED SHEINWOLD, Notional Men' Team Champion AP Wlrephato Diagram BOARD AT BREAK Diagram shows placement of the pieces as opening game was stopped for an overnight break in Reykjavik. Challenger Bobby Fischer made last move, leaving champ Boris Spassky the nexl move, which was sealed in an envelope and will opened loday by referee lelhar Schmid when play resumes.

Boris Spassky Wins 1st Match REYKJAVIK, icrland (AP) win Ihe firsi gmiw Wednesday in his world iille chess series agninst American Bobby Fischer, Id Ctftt" 34 To Be Announced 7: P.M.- 5-Movie (c-2-hr) Konga (science-fiction) '61 Michael Gough, Margo Johns. -Movje; (c-2-hr) Wild in the CoUQlry (drama) '61 Elvis Presley, Hope Larure, Tuesday Weld. 11 Hogan's Heroes 13-Dragnet 22 Los Polivor.es F.M.-7 The Super llThe Mctliers-in-law 13 Perry Mason 22 Hermanns Coraje 28 Election 72 Analysis of the Democratic Convention 34-Lucha Libre Wrestling P.M. 7 The Corner Ba 1 1 Merv Griffin Show 23 Film Odyssey After finishing with the hearts, declarer led a club from dummy. Hast put up the king a( clubs to win I his trick.

The idea was fo convince declarer that East had the ace-king of clubs. Then East led a low diamond. Sotllh had to guess: Should he play the king or a law diamond? Plays Low South thought that East had started with the ace-king of clubs. He was not likely to have the ace of diamonds as well, considering the fact Ihat he had never entered the auction. Hence South played a tow diamond tram his hand, hoping that this would he enough to produce the ace from West.

As It happened, West produced ihe queen of diamonds, and the defenders speedily took their four tricks to defeat the con tract If East had played the jack of clubs on the first round of that suit, South might very well have read the hand correctly. He could have made the contract by putting up the king of diamonds. Daily Question The dealer, si your right, bids one spade. You hold: 4 7 What do you say? ANSWER; Double. This is a Iher light takeout double, but your fine distribution should protect you from danger.

You have reasonably good support for any suit your partner Slay name. Gathering Evidence Sometimes Backfires When the contract may on a guess, declarer's best course is to play as many tricks as possiple in order to (gather evidence. If the see what is going on, they should produce false evidence lead declarer in the wrong NORTH QJS6 SAQJ3 JJS ss WEST EAST 451 4 7 QJS1 OAJ43 SOUTH AKKM3 CJ K8S5 K7 4 W5 1 Pas 4 All Declarer took the first heart -drew three rounds of trumps -ind then ran the' rest at the 'hearts, ending in dummy. It 'was then clear to ihe defenders 'that South had nine sure tricks spades and hearts. He would make his game if he could get1 one trick in clubs or diamonds.

East could see that. declarer couldn't have a problem in OUL riugm wave unc "diamonds. He therefore con- a nlsr, In mislpad de clarer. REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer made his operi-injj assault on the Soviet Chess fortress Tuesday night, but world champion Boris Spassky repelled it and left the American with a tough fight for a Highway Patrol Gets New Chief SACRAMENTO (AP) The chief of the California Highway Patrol since Gnv. Reagan look office has retired and will be replaced by Ihe first commissioner fo rise through the CHP ranks to the 'top post.

Harold W. Sullivan, CHP commissioner since January 1967, resigned Tuesday three monrhs before reaching the mandatory retirement age of 60. Eeplacing him will be Deputy Commissioner Waiter Pudinski, 45, who became a highway patrolman in 1.951 and rase to Ihe No. 2 position in the agency in Aiiust 1970. Sullivan was appointed by the governor last Friday to a spot nn the State Air Resources Board when it was reorganized from 14 fn five members.

Pudinski is the seventh commissioner for ihe CHP, which has fi.riOO uniformed officers ami civilian employes, His son Stephen, 21, plans become a CHP officer later this month. Sullivan joined the Reagan administration after rising through the ranks of the Lus Angeles Police Depanmenl. where he was deputy chid in charge of the traffic division rudinski's appointment was announced by FrHnk J. Walton, Business and Transportation Agency chief. PLYMOUTH (AP)-Threel men are being held in what officers say was Ihe biggest attempted dynamite theft in U.

S. History, Officers said Tuesday that; the five tons of dynamite in-; volved, worth about 520,000 on; the black market, would have( been "enough 10 supply every-' vho has been bombing tor a year," The fluee were arrested Mon day in or shortly after a stakeout of a remote dynamite storage area in Amador County about 35 miles east of Saera- ento. Mickey Veich the U. S. Treasury Department's Bureau Alcohul, Tobacco and Fire arms, said federal officers and sheriff's deputies watched from the bushes as the men entered ihe storage building thmugh a hole in the roof.

They spent 90 nutes loading a ren.erl ton truck. The officers bluc-ked the way they drove awsy. Two men were arrested on the spnl. A third, who was opening the sate, ran and was the aarKness. am nc was caught later after asking if he could use a local resident's telephone.

Of the three, Jack- ii. urow 43, of Plymouth, and Carol Jordan, 27, oi Sacramento, were arraigned Monday on charges of carrying weapons while committing a felony, and roncealing and transporting sloltu explosives. Bail was set at $50,1100 each. A preliminary; hearing was set for July 2D. Veich said, "We're specula ting there must have heen i market." But he did not knowl Berkeley Hit By Public Work Strike BERKELEY (AD The city of Berkeley was struck to day by garbage collectors, park! and public works employes.

metermaids, pound and marina sneMianre and some others They are members of Local 3W) of the- United Public Em ployes Union, whose executive secretary, Paul vacareui, soia he expected the AFL-CIO un ion picket lines to be honored. The city has 1,100 employes, including the 250 members of striking union. Many of the other workers alsu' belong to unions. A strike has been sanctioned by the Alameda County Labor! Council. The local's membership rejected the city's initial pay offer of S22 more per month.

Vacarelli said the union is demanding twice that. The work ers now make between $600 and a month. The union also is demanding grievance procedure with bind ing arbitration if necessary anr! an agency, shop agreement under whlcn non ummi mem bers would have to pay the equivalent of union dues to cover a share for bargaining. Norway Plane Crash Kills 18 BODO. Norway (AP) Offi cials reported a Norwegian air' force plane smashed inln sleep hillside Tuesday in the Vesreralen Islands, killing all 1S persons aboard.

The dead included tour cntiti- ren and six women. It was the worst rrash in Norway sincej 1361, when a plane carrying British school children wenl down in Western Noway, the national radio reported. Col Kjell Bjoerge-Hanscn chief of air operations in north cm Norway, said the Twin Ot ler aircrafi was carrying serv ice personnel and their families from a Norwegian air base. Hc; said the plane went down in a squall on the islands ott norm western Norway. of Trouble The fake story said Jones" had seriously injured her boyfriend C.

Henry" by hitting him wilh a 51-pound wa termelon aflcr they argued over a welfare check. One Month or ger if desired, ot $6. per mortlh role. Mo further lo you. oiictorxcN-rtLsro5iRiLm lis: IT- te-pBBtlf I'" 1" clhr-linn 1 A FIWITIOUS BUSINESS STATEMENT Tire ftillov.

ins won Is Jolnl business AUTHKO VI I al im Street. Los Ajn p. 1, 1 POSTOLK WCESE CHURCH OF Los Angclc-p i 1 1 1 ducted by oorDora- Charles It. Butterworth President and PTesldins Bisiwa (SC-iLl This italrment was filed wilh th County Clerk ot Los Anselei County on July 1972 Publish: July 12, 19, 36: Aucust 1. J72 asadr-iia StRt-Ncivs iT'-i iiiiT Court oi Ihe State of California, lor the County of Lus Anseles.

In the Hotter of the Eitale ot LAWRENCE C. GRANT. ATllTPP IP r.ppplpv P'P-P'i In LPem- the flfni-osaid to uiesent them to the un- dersiuned at the oKk-e or i p.jp.-hi-.-. Uiil'-ii RniiH P. IP-, Jl Pp l.jkp in Up A11' Pfisudcmi.

in the afuiesalri nistlpi-s nertninins In saici estHle. Such claims tvlth the i-pi'-ipii' 'pup. pi" nip' pp rii-p pi pp vitlliP )ur niuiiths alter the ilist publica-ini p-r ipin nolice. Uninri Tpic 37. 1812.

I.AWRKNCE C. CR.VNT. JR. Anipp pAinlnr of the Estate ol said drt-crlcnl HJtASH MtUS A ItlTClMK NKPH2J2 -dpi pp a null uf the Stale nl CuMfurina. lor Hie Count)' of Los lus.

In imp up uf SMIL w. Deueaaed. PUP ill iPlpiji IP P'TPflU tors haninc anAins saAi fi said a ms in the olfiee Dt Ihe ulerlc ot Ihe afol-esaid court or to present them to the un-rA-ippqiipil oflire i.f JOHN A A the atoresnid County, which latter tamlii-; lo said estate, finch claims -pitppp lour months after the first publication tliip ppUit JalBil: June 15, 1972 Pasadena. CA 9il(il 71459 NOTICE TO CREniTOES No. NEC ii'PiT Simei'inr Cnuvt nf Ihe snulc of Calilnrnia.

or the County ol Los uielea. In the Matter the of FRITZ BLQCK1. Deceased. A'oucc i.i iieroby to credi tors haybiLi claims against the said decedent- to nie said claims in the iTfppr LA Hip i'TppI: -(IP Hfipppin PPUIT UP ip I-i upi-u 1 UU'ip -p Ihe pi 1 tiliiLP AH. -A P'A.

U'plnrprin Dp.pp Liiple Pip Ppp- adena, the aforesaid fhich latter ofiice is the 1 place of business of the utidersieneri In all UIPAPIP: pPlTPPUPi- t'P Mild PlPl.P Such claims wilh Ihe noccssarv pitp Pi IP up pep prep-ip. luAA IT. ITT" SirPA.EY FROYD ot the will of said decedent. ROIIKKT W. AMIERSO.V Alhirney-nt-LniT 5311 P.

Rl.d,. Suite it I'asadenK, CA 911W 11 IL Til i 1 1 i PT'i. Ki No. NET 11121 Superior Court of Ihe Stale California, for the County of Los A cue ATP-. In ih- iWnller nf the Es-lale.

nl IIKI.I.N l.nritltt', lle-ceascrt. NoliCfi is herchi- fiivei: lo tietil-toPi liavliiB claini.p aKalasI the iairi ti llie iaid claims in the pIPpp pi Up: p-AiIT lip pTjppipip! court or lo present ihem to the on- IprnippLp; ru A -U'lpt pi .1 Mi PT I 'I AAA A PA i in the City ot Allariena. In' the aiuresaid County, which latler office is the place of business nf the undersigned in all matlei-s Der- P.PPP PlPililP -p'i-T ihp pppppppLp. p.iiiliprp nii pA be. IllerJ or presented as alnresaid ivithin four months after the first puhlir-alion or this notice, bated; July K.

1972 3AM i.KBOW E.eculor ot Ihe will said decedent. KIM. Til 11. TlrMPUUlN AtP.rfie'.'-r.i-l.p-.v P'AU Niutl, Lake Ave. Altiul.ma, CA.

91001. Auhlish July 12, IP. Xl Aw. 1972 Pasadeaa Slar-Xews MlT'P'i; TO flKEDrTORS No. NET ltm Superior Court ot the Slate of Caliloinia.

for the County of Los Ij, Pit: Matter of tAp AA- late of FREDERICK R. HUCGIPIR. decprtcnt to lilp said claims -in the office of the clerk the aforesaid court or lo pisscut Ihem to the un- nyiaisiuia at up; otnci; (i juiun ji. POOLE, 170 South Euclid Avenue, in the Cily uf Pasadena. In Ihe aforesaid Cotuity.

which latter office Is the place nf business of the undersigned in all mailers pertain-iiiK to said cstale. Suoh claims -vut: the necessary vouohers mnsf he filed or presented as aforesaid within rotir months nner the first publication of Ihla notice, hated- Julv 6. 1972 unrrii til. HiinnrNs a JOHN DEjN BARR1CK Execulors of the will oi Pasadena Siar-News Mint't- ru rutpui't'Oris No. 1ISIS Superinr Cout'l ot the Slalp of Calllnillia lor the County of I.os HL.P file said claims In the rflce nf Ihe clerk of the aforesaid court or lu present them lo the un- ilprpipppfl al trip nltipp MAHKI.

CPAUSA.A. in pro -nr. THT, ills uniorano cuiue Ml. in ine Clfv of Pasailcn.p in lix pifiirrpu-i! ri County, ivhlcb latlcr oftlre la the plnce ol business the undcr-siRoed in all matters jicrmininsj 10 said nstalo. Such claims wilh llie neecEsary isuithora musl he filed jircvMiitd af within four months alter the flrnt riubli.

piitip't pi notlk-e. Krrmlri of tils will nf said decedent. jilAJSKI. CLAUSEN, IN PRO PMt Allorney-Al-Ijaty lost f.nliradoltlid,, Bnilr nifl7 I'mlBtis, (Al. SIIOI.

PiTplAh; Jniy w. 19. Mi Anr. I It'll 2 Pasadena SfBi-jN'ewi were linked witn the Well. "It would be difficult to find a place fo store that many explosives," he said.

TUBLIC NOTICE xotick or MivKKSmxsiaiLirr Notice- is. herein- Ihat Ihe iiilde l-slnpd will not be responriltlc lor any debts or naomlies can ed by anyone other than myself, on Call! Publish: July 13. 13. 197! Pasadona XOX KK.SPONSIBIUTV Notice is hereby dven that Die undersiioied will not be resnonslble iv aeuts or nani LOntrai-t- i)v nnynm- (iitirr than myseir. on i ait-M- ihis dale.

JJatetl this lUth day of July. 157a Pasadena Star-News Muliiie Is hereby clven that ji.v be I Die for any debts or liabilities conlracl-Ert bv i.iy-jip nther tban myself, on I ni.ui this lOlh oav of Eartha Anarasj; ii5J J.inc-oin. Am, Pntnricnn. California llblKh: I 13 11 FICTITIOUS HCSINVKS. NAlfKSTAi The followinc person is toln" busiiics, as: SCIENCE PRODI.

1 i 1 1 I i I hy -1 l5Un ill AnKcles toim- Paspdenn St.n rs'ru? Kir: i iolis HIISINESS SAHHSTATKMENT person is tioin i r. is. n.ir.'. i AfiKE at 2B20 West Jlaiu, street, AiliumtKa, (Jaillarnia: uav Tl 17- 1 M.i Tills business is cun- is: in ill. (Signed) DftVH D.

PBlt 'i i nt: ririit was nin i fictitious nuslsuss MH STAT I KXl fr i i i i vp -in I- iTni rp T.iMir-:; HIMK a1 Ifln S. Armyo Parkivny. pppppep IIMI.iTh Tl A- 'I- Osden Los Angeles, vjallfornia IOSG. Tli a busbicss i pii-ii pipp Dy pji intllviaual. pi ipi pup pp.

rip p.t T.iTTii-' 5 ip Slar-pJews PICTITIOTJS BUSINESS The NAME STATEMENT a person is doin IKTHONY'S GUSTO'. cablvet and wooDwor.i: -i 1 1 I PiPi'pp Mpjpp. I'pTP -HITi P.pPhp-iy ,1. Kl fli-anriview, Slcnp Tlppip Calif HIOW. This hiwinMs is ron rip, hp ni'-l: Pilppl Puhdsh June 2S: July 5, 12, IP.

Pflsnrlens. Sl vp HOTITIIH'S Hi si P'T-l'TIlM HT folloiMliiB ijerson -is d( P- HIP.p'l CARHKT TI.p.'ip.'I.Kh pi ppT Ip i'Ppi 11 .1.1 A ppi.ip Pasadena. a 1. MIDI: Abraham IPPPPII alM A. ilus liannn.

HU Vat vnrde, Ivusinrss ii rnnrtucted by an inrli- (Slflncd) A. UUS liAltlAiN ty on E. 1S72. Pnlihsn. July 12.

19. 26: Aueust 2. pppprtppip KlCriTKIUS HI S1M SS vint: si ui.nt The Inlloiilns nepsons dniitr buslneas as: GT AUTOMCTIV-: l.ill rj. fuaaiieiiii. Laiuor nia 91106: Thomas G.

TucKer. IR3I TP, PP. PpSBi'-np. TpHipppp 9110S: Garv- L. Wadlev.

.120 Fal- ft La I fp rn i 11114. This business is conducted i. cc.teiai ni t.p pit isipncdi Thomas h. tucker Ti'l'l TTpTTPIPiU P--PP Mi'd -P'ilh tin: (Viuntv lers: nl l.os Ansteles tv (I, 1972. filr "ii.

72-17 IT.hp-i, IS, )S, 25; Aujmsl 2. 1872 r.p.'Pipiip S'Br-Neivf FICTITIOVS nU5IXfSS oliowinc rw-i 1 pp: nia pplin ITT pT.nl: CiIpIp nrlena. Californin 911QG. This business Is conducted by individual. fSifnted) CHRISTOPnFR K1TIAM1 Tills statement was filed with ths pppTt ClPik ip I.

pp Anppipp I iv ill Tup: 6. 1972 p'llr Ml TT'lillS'T I'LirTish- 12, 19, 25: Ausust 1 mi PIT T1T10IIS I1PS1M-SS NAJIE STATEJIENT The following person is dnniE i i r-u A A.A SEAr.C.H PAVPSIA'AATPpA .1111 LP' PJATIUIHAJP. IVC p.ppKAAi a Ni.ipih via. Pnsndenn, California: Jorui L. Jus- Upc.

i-p AApTIi Vpi- pp-iiilp 19, 23: Aueilit P.psnrirr.n Slar-News i i 1 1 1 ISTS1XESS XAMIO A ppi-u-'-ip pip flpppp ii, Liufpp is pp.aaa:s 'TV, TI.PI-AUKAA HOME il leAT A I up PPilp: UPi-Pllllllt iii'ii Uiihpi I TP Stalin. 1857 N. Los Rn Ules Pasadena, Cnllfnrnia 91101 Marie A. Johnson. Cnnehn.

Al Indena. California 91001. This bus! i inducted by r. uenern (Siipietli ROBERT I ti! statement, was riled S.Ml'TH Goullty Ctnrk nl Los Anfie'cs Lnun p-ihliPn July 32, 19. 26: IS73 Pasadena filnr-News Ave.

2. llie following person IB aoiiis business as: El3ftOPFAN MOTORS ii P. Colorado Pnsade- na, i.aiu. triiui: vjj-jjjtjj Is cor-ducted by a cornorn- (Sijtnerl, GARY H. SHERMAN, i.lc n-n filed wilh Ihe County Client ot los atsoics uiun-tv on 119.

19V2 l-Yc No. Publish: jtuy i-, ji uk" Pasadi'nn Slat-News -tm p.m.- 2 Name of the Game 7 Marty Feldman Comedy Machine 13-Dranet 23 Un Verano Para P.ecordar P.M.- 4 Mike Douglas Show 5 Second 1-nok 7 Movie: (c-90) The Immor tal (adventure) '71 Chris George. Carol Lynley, Barry Sullivan. 9-News Watch John Fullmer Hugh Williams 34 Aventura P.M.- 5 News George Putnam Movie: (2-hr) Operation Amsterdam (drama) 'fiO Peter Finch, Eva Bartok. 11 News Ken Jones, Hon Former 13 Canadian Pro Football 22 Su CDmcdia Favoriia 2S Masterpiece Theatre P.M.

2 News 5-Talk-Back 34 La Satanica P.M.- 2 Movie: (c) The French Line (musical) '5' Jane Russell, Gilbert Roland 4, 7 34 News 5 One Step Beyond 11 Truth or Consequences 28 Democratic Convention P.M.- ,14 Festival Filmico P.M.- 4 Johnny Carson 5 Movie: So Proudly We Hail (drama) CiatideUe Colbert, Veronica Lake. 7-DickCaveil 11-To Tell the Truth 11 Movie: Friendly Enemies (drama) '42 Charles Winninger, Nancy Kelly. A.M.- I-Mavie: The Haflidny Brand (drama) 5T Joseph Cotten, Viveea Lindfors, 13 Country Music Time A.M.-4, 7 News A.M.-2 Movie Summer Love (romance) '58 John Saxon, Jill St. John. (c) This Angry Age, The Garment Jungle, Cisco Kid A.M.- 2 News DAYTIME MOVIES THURSDAY A.M.

1 Rembrandt (drama,) '36 Charles Laugbton, Blsa I.anchester. 9:30 A.M. 7 (c)lt Happened at the World's Fair (musical) 'S3 Elvis Presley, Jnan O'Brien. NOON-. 5 City Withnut Men (drama) 'is Linda Darnell, Jingar Buchanan.

1:00 r.M,-S Nightmare Alley (drama) '17 Tvrone Power, Joan Btondell. 11 (c) Man From Cncody (adventure) '65 Jean Mantis, Liselotle Pulver. P.M.-5 Cynam (drama) '33 Eon-aid Colman, Kay Francis. P.M.-9 () Lisa, (drama) '02 Do-lures Harl, Stephen Bnyri. MGM Reports Profit Gains, Shares Go Up CULVER CITY, Calif.

(AP) operating income rase 45 per cent the third quarter, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. reported. The entertainment firm said Tuesday net income before ex traordinary gams was' mmion- or cents a share, up from or II ceiils a share in Ihe same quarter last year. Sale of part of an MGM lot here and theaters in India provided an extraordinary gain of slightly over million or 17 cents a share, ihe spokasman said. Net profits increased to $2.05 million or 35 cenls a share from 5503,000 or 13 cenls a for Hie same period a year ago.

Japan Seamen Walkout Ended TOKYO (AP) Japan' ocean-going seamen ended a 90-day strike early Wednesday as ocean shipping labor and man- icnl accepted a govern. menf mediation plan for ending nie longest walkout by a single Japanese union. Thhe government plan called for an average monthly pay atse of plus increased fringe benefits including payment by Japanese shippers for seamen's dependents to travel to parls of call, A I present, Japanese sea-en's basic Tav ranees be tween S107 and $230 month. World champion draw v.1ien their first game! was adjourned. The first game of history's richest world chess title match was called after 40 moves and 4 hours and 34 minutes nf play, Tl resumed this morning.

When piay was called off for Ihe night, lliere was little left an ihe board: a king and five pawns lor Fischer; a king, three pawns and a bishop for U.S. grandmaster Rabei Byrne said: "Fischer is going to have trouble making a draw 1 don't see how Spassky can lose. Svetozar Gligoric, the Yugoslav grandmaster, cuminenled "if is doubtful whether black can save a draw," Fischer playing the niack pieces and Spassky the white, which means the Russian had the first move. Yefim Geller. the Russian who seconds Spassky, watched the fmaJ moves Dn closed ctr cuit television in the corridor, sipping a cup of coffee, "What do you think, Grand master Culler?" he was asked.

"I am nnt thinking, I am drinking coffee," Geller replied. Fischer has played Spassky five times in the past. The three times he played the black pieces he lost. Playing white he was able to salvage two draws but has never triumphed over the Soviet. Spassky made his first move Tuesdav all bv himseil in tlie shadowless illumination of the; slage at Reykjavik's toiSports palace There was something surrea listic about the world cham pionship series with prize mon of about nouars starting with only otic man sil ting at the chess fable.

Fischer, as usual, was late He arrived seven minutes after I Spassky moved his queens pawn and referee Lotiiar Schmid pressed the button to 'start Fiscner's ciqck. "Only one or Iwo people called," station manager Craig Rahn said Tuesday. The centerfold was visible for 75 minutes. Hahn said he was toying wilh the idea of making il a regular Saturday feature. The sheriff's office said it was investigating.

Said Sgt. Dave Harris: "We're just going to have to hunt for somebody with' a missing Playboy centerfold." llie stanor it mucneo on an msuie joke that wound up with a false crime report inad vertently disclosed to the newsj medfa. SYDNEY OMARR Astrological Forecast TV Weather News Pared Down to Bare Essentials THURSDAY, JULY 13 Aries (March 21-April 19): Create and originate. Break through past red tape, secretaries and middlemen. Get ro source.

Deal with Aquarius and Leo individuals. Imprint your own style. Don't dance to another's tune. You will tin- "derstand. Taurus (April 20-May 2(1): Much dialogue occurs which is concerned with home, property, basic issues.

Cem-. ini is involved. Protect Jour interests. Be amiable, but don't give away something for nothing. Ask questions get answers.

Gemini (May 21 -June 20): You foel closer to "special" relative. You can find out where discord exists. Harmony will be restored. Be sympathetic and diplomatic. One you' respect offers valid financial advicp.

Be receptive. Cancer (June 21 July 22): Add to possessions, don't become possessed by xvhat you own, Get rid of Stress practicality. Avoid wishful thinking. Ignore one who proposes get-rich-quick scheme. Work with maleri-' alatharjd.

Leo (July 23 Aug. 22): Makn personal appearances. Don't delegate important projects. You get added recognition and cash. Plaudits come your way.

Judgment, intuition are on target. Wear bright colors. Stress individuality. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sepi.

22): Be subtle. Keep confidences. Clandestine meeting may be on ageraia. What you took for granted may be drawing to conclusion. Make plans for future.

Have alternatives at hand. Cheek behind the scenes. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Accent is on productive new contacts.

Social affair could result in meangingful project. Leo is in picture. Personal magnetism flows. Opposite sex is drawn to you. Accept flallcry, but rion't waste resources.

Scorpio 23-Nnv. 21): Trist hunch where ambi tions, career enter picture. Deal with one in authority. Rise above petty details. See potential.

Learn and teach. Present format. Show- that you can handle added responsibility. Aquarius is involved. Sagittarius (Nov, 22 Dec.

21) Emphasis is on travel, writing, special study courses. Yniir personality surges to forefront. You meet people, go places and learn. Be re-ceptive. Give yourself a chance to grow.

Don't impose litni- SAUGUS, Calif. (AP) At 6 a.m. Cablevision's Channel 6 begins hroadcasting automatically, ihe camera trained on weather gauges. But last Saturday somebody brokr into the studio before 6 -laced a Playboy nude cen terfold in front of Ihe gauges. The broadcasters said they were surprised at how few people complained at Ihe change in programming.

Watermelon Hoax Could Lead to Patch Policemen involved in thelbroughl a huge watermelon into RtNTA HEARING AID Ln nf woman hit tng her common-law husband wun a watermelon should be suspended from the police force and apologize to Ihe black com munity lor ihe hoax, a Biac Los Angeles councilman says. We spend far too mucn money in public relations programs and in police officers salaries for them lo acl like plain jackasses," said G. Mills, president pro tern of the council. Mills said Tuesday that. I blaek cwnmuniiy "has been the victim of I heir very poor tasie, racist joke" and that.

the incident could seriously hurt rela-iions belween black citizens and police. Police said when two police; officers in the 77th 81 rest Division, a largely black area, Caprfcorn (Dec. 22 Jan. IS): Slick lo familiar ground. Don't piay the ether fellow's game.

Means refuse to be lured by temptation of easy gains. Work toward rive. Be. aware of detRils, sublle nuances. Study investment procedure.

Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. IS): Galher additional matlon. Wait, observe and evaluate. Let others show their hands.

Play waiting game. Accent is on marriage, legal fairs. Don't rush despite cajoling from close associate. Gemini is likely to be involved. Pisces (Feb.

19 March 20): Accent on doing whal you enjoy. There-is no need for lension. Maintain steady, sensible pacs. Obtain bint from Aquarius message. Dealings indicated now with Taurus, Libra persons.

Be diplomatic for best results. Today I Your Birtiirtiiy you are capable ol facing up lo crisis situations. You. are now making valuable contacts, will take journey in September your horizons are being enlarged. You harmonize witf.

Scorpio, Pisces, Taurus and Virgo individuals. same 20MA1CO Heiring AH Center obligation Irtitries ImlvM tmt795-77i9 msiwh.