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D6 1 THURSDAY TV The Sun THURSDAY, March 19, 1992; Busy Tracy Nelson ready for a iiuimai piegiiaiiuy ruuune Tracy Nelson is ecstatic numerous time changes since art PRIME TIME KtSSS d.iflrt..mo(. 1 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 era Wheel ol Jeopardyl News News Ouincy Game Fortune "Hit I Hardcopy I Cosby I Different I Cheers Wings LA. Law News Tonijhl Tonight Show World Show O1 NowltCan FullHouse Still the Nijht ('IJ) Meryl Streep, News Cheers Dennis I BoTold HeyScMder Miller Inside Candid HjHrtf Uve ftl) Beatrice Arthur, Primetimelive News Nightline Edition Camera WdttrdKirty a-a Love Golden News News News Addams Barney mM Connection Girls Family Miller Current Simpsons Drexell's Beverly Hills, 90210 News Studs M'A'S'H With Affair Class Star Trek: The Next Prime Risk ('tS)Tonl Hudson, Ut News ArsenioHall Generation Montgomery fja World Horse Korean YetNalUi Korean Comedy Weekend Drama Korean M. Persian ua Report Racing News Gum Jan 01 News Hour New Year Earth MotorWeek Something Something Campbell: Myth Firing Line Tony I Remember Television Revealed Ventured Ventured Through Time Brown apt Pledge Peter, Paul and Mary 25th Anniversary Concert Songs ol the Civil War American Experience Break eg Muchachitas EiDesprecio Famay Desde Noticias Noticiero c' Fortuna Hollywood Univlsion rjg Remington Steele Combatl News BarnabyJones HotSeal Paid Highlights Program gen Saved by Andy The Greatest Battle (79) Henry Fonda, BarnabyJones Gomer Hogan's the Bell Griffith SamwimaEggar 1 Pyle.USMC Heroes CABLE CHANNELS 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 Evening atthelmprov Nature's Kingdom Class of the 20th Brute Force: Weapons Century (6:00) The Strange Botiny Bay '53) Alan Ladd, Junes The Story ol Vernon ft IreneCetlle ('39) wwl Love of Martha I wa Mason Fred AtUIre, Ginger Rogers CNN World News Sports Moneyline Newsnight Inside Showbiz Newsnlght Worldwide Sports Tonight Politics Today Update Update Latenight mcr America Coast to Natural World World of Baby Animals Some Enchanted Natureof Things DISC Coast Islands I Ana stasia: The Mystery of AnnafSe) The Journey of Netty Casey-Bat TMOe.Jey Underwood (Part2ol2)ArrrylrvrReHarrli Oaraifli) (6:00) Cheerlead- Swimsuil Sportscen- UpClose Sportscen- Tennis: Inter. Players Worn.

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"On the other hand, there is a frightening complacency in this country about cancer. People might see a story about me and it could add to that sense that everything's OK, that we're winning the war against cancer but we're not." Right now, the daughter of the late Rick Nelson is before the cameras co-starring with husband William Moses in NBC's May 5 "Perry Mason: The Case of the Libeled Lady" while doing her bit to promote CBS' March 29 "Highway Heartbreaker" movie. Once her work is finished, she says, she's looking forward to settling into "just being like any other pregnant woman." She reports that she and Moses, "Really didn't expect this. We tried diligently for a couple of years My hormones were very confused because of all the chemotherapy I had." She notes, "When you're concerned with staying alive, it's a dream to think of getting through it. And then to go on to have a baby, it's well, birth is always a miracle." TENSION TIME: The "Knots Landing" troupe is waiting for word about the fate of the CBS series and has been told they'll get it from the network by the end of the week.

You might recall producer its debut two seasons ago. Producer Barney Rosen-zweig, who also made "Cag-ney Lacey," has mailed 5,000 letters to loyal fans, advising them of his show's return. Six original episodes have yet to be seen, three of them featuring Robert Wagner as Gless' love interest. Rosenzweig's efforts to save "Rosie" included spending $50,000 late last year for full-page ads in USA Today and the New York Times. Similar attempts to revive "Cagney Lacey," also starring Gless, brought that show back for four seasons after CBS canceled it in 1983.

RODENTS AWAY: "Capitol Critters," ABC's low-rated cartoon about rodents in the White House, is taking a breather, making way for "Who's the which moves this week to Saturdays at 8 p.m. "Billy," a comedy starring Billy Connolly, replaces "Boss" at 8:30. ABC says future episodes of "Critters" will be announced at a later date. NO ESCAPING TAX MAN: Burt Reynolds is five months late paying $138.64 in tax and penalties he owes on a tiny lot near Evening Shade, the town for which his CBS series is named. A spokesman for Reynolds said the tax bill was probably an oversight.

"We'll get it sooner or later," laughs Marion County tax collector Janie Sanders. "I don't think we'll have any trouble." WAS HE Someone at the Museum of Television Radio's recent tribute to "Beverly Hills, 90210" asked actor Luke Perry what he thought of fame. "The series, or the movie?" Perry said. From Sun News Services Tracy Nelson Ecstatic about baby out of production in November for a lengthy overhaul after ratings on the 13-year-old soap took a nosedive. Quality of the show has improved since its return, but its future is still iffy.

POSITIVE RESULTS: ABC's Feb. 24 movie, "Crash Landing: The Rescue of Flight 232," not only was the network's highest-rated movie in two years, but it's also gotten fire departments, hospitals and airports interested in emergency planning. Disaster officials in Sioux City, Iowa, where the crash occurred and "Flight" was filmed, report many calls. ROSIE'SBACK: "The Trials of Rosie O'Neill" will get a new lease on TV life when it returns to prime time on April 11 at 10 p.m., CBS announced. The troubled series, starring Sharon Gless as a sometimes abrasive public defender, had its last airing Dec.

19. Though generally favorably reviewed, the program has suffered from low ratings and David Jacobs pulled the show TODAY'S HIGHLIGHTS PRIME-TIME PICKS Movie: "My First Love," (1988) ABC, 8 p.m. Beatrice Arthur, Richard Ki-ley. A widowed driving Instructor rekindles her relationship with a sweetheart. "A Different World," NBC, 8:30 p.m.

As a hurricane batters the campus, Ron and Freddie (Darryl Bell, Cree Summer) con-Iront their differences while trapped together. "Cheers," NBC, 9 p.m. Frasier (Kelsey Grammer) regrets bringing his low sell-esteem group to Cheers; Woody's tonsorial talents leave Sam dis-trossod "Beverly Hills, 90210," KTTV, 9 p.m. Brandon (Jason Priestley) dates a college girl (Liz Vassey) whose father (John H. Ingle) is working with Jim (James Eckhouse) and clashes with his father after learning their new development threatens the Peach Pit.

"Wings," NBC, 9.30 p.m. Lowell camps out in the plane after Bunny kicks him outforhis jealousy. INK) I Kelsey Grammer Has some regrets File guest: Hank Gilman, senior editor, Newsweek. 6:30 89 Earth Revealed Earthquakes. (CC) 7:00 0 College Basketball NCAA Tournament First Round Game.

From BSU Pavilion in Boise, Idaho. (Live) (CC) Entertainment Tonight Actor Richard Crenna portrays a psychiatrist in the CBS telefilm "Intruders," about abductions by aliens. (Stereo) (CC) Now It Can Be Told Scheduled: the use of Japanese equipment by American baseball teams; baseball sex scandals. (Re) 89 Earth Revealed Geological time. 7:30 Hard Copy Scheduled: a newly elected town official sworn into office after being arrested for killing his estranged wife.

89 MotorWeek Honda Prelude, Mazda RX-7 and Pontiac Firehawk SLP; California's Art Center College of Design. 89 Peter, Paul and Mary 25th Anniversary Concert This Nashville concert includes "Blowin' in the Wind" and "Puff the Magic Dragon." (Re) (Stereo) 8:00 Cotby Show Cliff and his neighbor chaperone Olivia's kindergarten class field trip; Theo's fund-raising T-shirts are unique. (Re) (Stereo) (CC) Movie "Still of the Night" (1982) Meryl Streep, Roy Scheider. Suspected of murdering one of his patients, a Manhattan psychiatrist becomes Increasingly Involved with the dead man's mistress. Movie "My First Love" (1988) Beatrice Arthur, Richard Klley.

(CC) ID Simpsons Bart and Lisa attempt to reunite Krusty the Clown with his long-estranged rabbi father. (Re) (Stereo) 111 Movie "Prime Risk" (1985) Toni Hudson, Lee Montgomery. After accidentally discovering a way to break into automated banking machines, an engineer and a college student stumble upon a plot to undermine the U.S. Federal Reserve. 89 Something Ventured Start up wives who say their husbands share their bedroom secrets with friends and co-workers.

(Re) fB Movie "Used Cars" (1980) Kurt Russell, Jack Warden. After the owner of a bankrupt used-car lot dies, his employees use a variety of tactics to prevent his wealthy car-dealer brother from inheriting the business. 80 Sesame Street The grouches protest against Lillian and Telly's talking about the letter Barton Ink saves a writer whose typewriter jams. (CC) K) Jenny Jones Scheduled: people sexually harassed by their own sex; a discussion of attitudes, styles and personalities that make a "babe." 10:30 Closer Look Scheduled: rehabilitating child molesters. (Stereo) (CC) Q9 Table lor Two A visit to San Bernardino's Royal India restaurant and the Cliffhanger in Crestline.

(Re) 11:00 83 Bridge Class (Re) 80 Milter Rogert (Re) 11:30 College Basketball NCAA Tournament First Round Game. 89 Sesame Street Linda signs the words orange, apple and eggs; Prairie Dawn decides she wants to be Susan; Raven-Symone teaches Big Bird a new dance. (CC) 80 Reading Rainbow Phyllis Diller reads about a grump's dream In "Ludlow a comedy club. (CC) AFTERNOON 12:00 Joan Rivers Scheduled: MGM screen legends; gossip. Guests: Ann Miller and Van Johnson.

(Stereo) 03 Street! ol San Francisco 80 Growing Years Topic: preschool mental development. 1:00 Simon ft Simon The Simons battle competition from a large private detective firm. (Simulcast in Spanish) 09 Hawaii Flve-0 QD Movie V4 "Second Chance" (1972) Brian Keith, Elizabeth Ashley. A stockbroker acquires a ghost town and THURSDAY MORNING 7:00 This Morning Scheduled: the mainstreaming of country music (Part 4 of 5) Tanya Tucker; author Marianne Williamson Return to actor Jack Scalia and Apple Computers' John Sculley. (CC) Today Scheduled: co-authors Marilyn Ouayle, Nancy Northcott the Serpent actress Sharon Stone music group the Williams Brothers perform.

(Stereo) Good Morning America Scheduled: National Arts Advocacy Day; the Boston Red Sox move to their new spring training camp in Ft. Myers, the best home video releases for March; a profile of fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg. (CC) 80 Lamb Chop's Play-Along "Lamb Chop's Makeover." (Re) (Stereo) (CC) 7:30 QD Mister Rogers (Re) 8:00 BD Sesame Street Gina is ill and cannot go to work; guest appearances by Andrea Martin and Andy Garcia. (CC) 9:00 College Basketball NCAA Tournament First Round Game. N.C.

(CC) Live Regit ft Kalhle Lee Scheduled: recipe for Chocolate Surprise. BO Mister Rogen (Re) QD Sesame Street Linda signs the words orange, apple and eggs; Prairie Dawn decides she wants to be Susan; Raven-Symone teaches Big Bird a new dance. (CC) 9:30 89 Senlon Speak Out Job search strategies for seniors seeking employment. 10:00 One on One John Tesh with tennis great Chris Evert and actor Christopher Reeve. (CC) Home Scheduled: how television gadgets rate; a special on weddings includes ways to keep costs affordable; spring fashion designs; job-hunting advice for recent college graduates.

Silly Jetty Raphael Scheduled: ED Movie "The Greatest Battle" (1979) Henry Fonda, Samantha Eggar. Various people find their lives and personal problems entwined during a crucial World War II military maneuver. 8:30 Different World (Re) (CC) 09 Drexell's Class Drexell detours'a class trip to Disneyland through the casinos of Las Vegas. (Re) (Stereo) 89 Something Ventured Investigating legal forms of ownership. 9:00 Cheers (Re) (Stereo) (CC) ID Beverly Hills, 90210 (CC) 89 Joseph Campbell: Trnntfor-mationt ol Myth Through Time The myths of Isis and Osiris are explored.

9:30 Wingt (Re) (Stereo) (CC) 9:40 89 Songs of the Civil War Hoyt Axton, Judy Collins, Kathy Mattea, the United States Military Academy Band and others perform music from the Civil War years. (Re) (Stereo) (CC) 10:00 L.A. Law After he learns of the source of their data, a man hires Jonathan to cancel a grant he made to a medical company; a teenager sues Stuart for child support; Arnie's fidelity is tested. (Stereo) (CC) 89 Firing Line "Is There a Way Out for the Cities?" Guest: Ed Koch, the former mayor of New York City. 10:30 89 Tony Brown's Journal "Roots" author Alex Haley talks about his odyssey to find his heritage.

11:00 QD Anenlo Hall Scheduled: singer-actress Dolly Parton 11:30 i Dennlt Miller Scheduled: actors Mark Linn-Baker and Judge Reinhold (cable movie "Black actress Markle Post (Stereo) 11:35 Tonight Show Scheduled: actor-comic Richard Lewis; musician Leon Redbone; comic Susie Loucks. (Stereo) fills it with assorted talent in need of another break. 2:00 Jenny Jones Scheduled: people sexually harassed by their own sex; a discussion of attitudes, styles and personalities that make a "babe." 0 CHIPt Sally Jetty Raphael Scheduled: incidents of school violence that resulted in student deaths. IB Matlock A British ambassador, charged with murder, refuses to hide behind his diplomatic Immunity. (CC) 2:30 89 Lamb Chop's Play-Along "Robin Hoof." (Re) (Stereo) (CC) 80 Wild, Wild World of Animals A study of which animals are truly dangerous to humans.

3:00 Geraldo Scheduled: women's sexuality. Guest: Nancy Friday, author of "Women on Top." Donahue Scheduled: how some residents of a California town feel about homosexuals living there. (CC) Knight Rider Aftertchool Special "Summer Stories: The Mali" The lives of three high-school graduates cross paths when they work at a mall. This episode: an insecure girl (Mara Hobel) meets her birth mother (Kelly Bishop) for the first time. (Parti of 3) (CC) 89 Mliter Rogert (Re) 3:30 89 Seaame Street The grouches protest against Lillian and Telly's talking about the letter Barton Ink saves a writer whose typewriter jams.

(CC) 4:00 Magnum, P.I. fB Montel Willlami Scheduled: two men who dressed up like women share their experiences of what it's like to be the opposite sex. 80 Reading Rainbow (Re) 4:30 89 Secret City "Giraffe." 89 Square One Television Roman numerals; improper scaling. (Re) 5:00 College Basketball NCAA Tournament First Round Game. From The Bradley Center In Milwaukee.

(Live) Highway to Heaven Jonathan and Mark come to the aid of an angel on a difficult assignment (Stereo) (CC) Addams Family A truant officer visits when Pugsley and Wednesday miss school. 03 Mama's Family Vint must choose between Mama and Naomi when he wins a dinner for two. GD Highway to Heaven Jonathan sheds his angelic powers to become a policeman. (CC) 5:30 ID I Love Lucy The Rlcardos and the Mertzes pool their resources to buy a restaurant. 03 Growing Pains Jason and Maggie jump to conclusions when Eddie elopes to Las Vegas with a hatcheck girl.

89 Today's Gourmet Spinach and chicken veloute, lobster on couscous and a crepe souffle. (Re) EVENING 6:00 89 Western Tradition The American Republic. (CC) 6:05 89 Nightly Builnen Report Money COUPON II IS IK Bolls INLAND DANCE THEATDE6, INC Proudly Presents DELIBES' Mb SAVE mm BSCCSNT; TICKET 50' RESTAURANT. COPPEUA TaAS CUT BCCF RIBS (3) $6.95 HALF BBO CHICKCN $6.95 TCXAS RIB CHICKCN Featuring (F.HolfCrkHen) Srvd wRh Botwd Potato or French Fftei ond Cote-Stow, Bread end Sutter No Substitutions Please Offer expires Morch 26, 1 908 (Not voltd ailth art other coupon) Offer oood only at this kxotlon. iW RCSTAURANT preterits The Annual San Bernardino ANTIQUE AND COLLECTIBLE DOLL SHOW AND SALE MARCH 21,1992 National Orange Show Grounds Citrus SI.

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