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Southern lllinoisan, Thursday, August 7, 1986 Page 17 Peanuts Television NO, I VE NEVER HAP A CLIENT: if I MEAN, YOU MU5T HAVE CLIENTS COMING being a ujorlp famous Attorney must be an PO YOU HAVE A TERRIBLE FEELING OF RESPONSIBILITY WHEN Rowers TO YOU EVERY DAY ENORMOUS an I YOU TALK TO THEM? II trsi won't be raraedl HocalMy By Dave DeWitte Frank and Ernest T'S ABOUT THE1 PHARAOH WHO CHIPE tflf on THF'P A5 afrN(3 TUT-TUT or "Leave It to Beaver" programs at KBSI if it had been cleared for airing by KBSI. Other broadcasters in the region were equally unenthusiastic about taking on the new network, although network affiliates are 'generally not considered likely candidates for airing the new Murdock network. "We certainly wouldn't cancel Johnny (Carson) to pick up her," said Dan Steel, administrative manager and programming director for WPSD-TV in Paducah, the area's NBC affiliate. "I think' they're going to have a hard way to go," Steel said of the new network. The general manager of WSIL-TV in Harrisburg, Southern Illinois' ABC affiliate, was possibly the most willing to consider running Fox Broadcasting Network.

"From my point of view, if Rivers were available and I could run it at 11 p.m., I'd consider it," General Manager Steve Wheeler said. Rivers comes on at 10 p.m., however, which is news time for almost all television viewers in Southern Illinois. The manager of KFVS-TV in Cape Girardeau was vacationing and unavailable for comment. But a spokesman for the CBS affiliate said he knew of no plans to use the Fox network. Just because television stations don't plan to pick up the Fox network may not mean that Rivers' new show won't be accessible to some area residents.

Cable networks are also eligible to pick up the new network, according to a spokesman for Carbondale Ca-blevision. Steve Latshaw said he had received no word yet on whether Tele-Communications the parent company, plans to pick up the new network. Broadcasters said the new network would probably be carried primarily by large stations owned by 20th Century Fox, its parent company, and by independent stations in large markets. At least one of St. Louis' independent stations, KDNL, is expected to carry the new network.

Of The Southern lllinoisan Outspoken comedienne Joan Rivers apparently won't be on the Southern Illinois airwaves when the Rupert Murdoch-owned Fox Broadcasting Network debuts this summer. "I don't think the grief that would come from that would be outweighed by the gains," said Chuck Voss, programming manager for independent station KBSI-TV in Cape Girardeau, which has been approached about picking up the fledgling network. Voss said KBSI receives enough viewer complaints already over factors it can control, like running uncut films. He did not think Rivers would be well received in this television market because of her "racy and outspoken nature." KBSI is also concerned about maintaining its status as an independent station which makes programming decisions at the local level, Voss added. Rivers would most likely have replaced syndicated "Twilight Zone" Tinwes 8-7 iebyNtA, wc Born Loser i V6iM? y-rTl TO TUB II III w-BF JIr 'VPatMJ' I III 7 XX v-r nr sp 1 I I a-7CnaiTHeA, inc- TV Listings Apartment 3-G EVENING husband in an effort to win a dance contest.

(R) In Stereo. CD 9 Shades of iBG NOT EXACTLY A PAUL POGTO R7f LL 11:05 QD Night Heat 1 1 :20 MOVIE: 'Plan 9 from Outer Space' UFO's, containing strange inhabitants from an unknown planet, invade the earth. Bela Lugosi, Gregory Walcott, Mona McKinnon. 1959. 1 1 :30 2 Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 5 Love Connection CD 14 Late Night with David Letter man 7 Today in Washington Tape Delayed.

9 Fugitive QD Comedy Tonight 30 Night Gallery El Surfing: Pipeline Masters 6:00 2 5 QD 14 25 News CD Too Close for Comfort 4 Newsroom 7 City Council Meeting GD 9 MacNeil-Lehrer Newsh-our 11 One Day at a Time QD PM Magazine (23) New Newlywed Game 30 Diff'rent Strokes SportsCenter WKRP in Cincinnati Dance Party USA 6:05 Green Acres 6:30 2 CD Entertainment Tonight Daryl Hall discusses the upcoming release of his second solo album, "Three Hearts in the Happy 8:30 Beetle Bailey 9:00 IT'5 QBSIGUBP TO BB CHPluRBQ Si THE EKEMY AMP PRIVE THEM CRAZY Darkness (CC) When a woman returns to her old home after being away several years, she becomes drawn into the spell of the home's garden maze. (60 min.) (R). (ID MOVIE: 'Lifeguard' A 32-year-old lifeguard is unable to make a marital commitment or to obtain a conventional job. Sam Elliott, Anne Archer. 1976.

(2) Dwight Thompson 5 CD 14 Night Court Christine is humiliated when she is forced to defend the man who mugged her. (R) In Stereo. 2 CD 2020 (CC) (60 min.) 5 CD 14 Hill Street Blues After Furillo is shot, Joyce maintains a vigil over him and recalls their first meeting. (60 min.) (R). 7 Call-in Program Live.

CD Living Wild: Last Kingdom of the Elephants (CC) The living environment of Zambia's elephants and hippopotami is explored. (60 min.) (R). 9 MOVIE: 'Scheherazade' A terrible fate befalls an unfaithful princess during the time of the Arabian Nights. Anna Karina, Fausto Tozzi. 1963.

11 $100,000 Pyramid (ID Praise the Lord 30 Perry Mason Auto Racing '86: USAC Midgets From Indianapolis, IN. (90 min.) Gangster Chronicles 7 Today in Washington Tape Delayed. 11 News QD CNN News MOVIE: 'The Last Detail' Ikxx Blondie IT'S THE FIRST TIME I'VE I would you Cfft WTl Ino one ever KoUWOULDNTJ El EH III 5EEN OrJc fl SELF-DESTRUCT RJ L. Ml EVEK WILL 1 L-l 5 SELF-DESTRUCT 9:30 9:35 Horoscope By Bernice Bede Osol Crossword From Oahu, HI. MOVIE: 'The Barkleys of Broadway' A popular pair of Broadway performers break up through quarreling only to find out how much they need each other.

Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Oscar Levant. 1949. Edge of Night 12:00 2 Mission: Impossible CD News 5 Late Night with David Let-terman QD Barnaby Jones TCT Today 30 Hawaii Five-0 Outdoor Life Magazine Hosted by William Conrad. That Girl 12:10 4 MOVIE: 'Treasure of the Amazon' In search of a diamond fortune, a group of adventurers sail up the Amazon and encounter piranhas, headhunters and other treasure seekers. Stuart Whitman, Bradford Dillman, Donald Pleasance.

1983. 25 MOVIE: 'Goldie and the Boxer Go to Hollywood' A champion boxer and his 1 1 -year-old manager, fleeing from a vengeful fight promoter and authorities, accept a Hollywood producer's offer of help. O.J. Simpson, Melissa Michaelsen. 1981.

12:15 QD MOVIE: 'Hit and Run' A Manhattan cab driver finds himself accused of murdering the driver who killed his wife in a hit-and-run accident. David Perri, Claudia Cron. Will Lee. 1982. 12:30 (27) Healing for Today Down the Stretch Room 222 1 :00 2 5 News 7 Today in Washington Tape Delayed.

11 MOVIE: 'Panic in Needle Park' A girl from Indiana, who falls in love with a New York heroin addict, becomes an addict, too. Al Pacino, Kitty Winn, Richard Bright. 1971. Gloria 30 MOVIE: 'Rebel Rousers' A motorcycle gang terrorizes a couple before they escape from bondage. Jack Nicholson, Cameron Mitchell, Diane Ladd.

1969. Mazda SportsLook (R). Auto Racing: Mid-Ohio Trans-Am (60 min.) (R). 1 :20 MOVIE: 'The Young Stranger' A sixteen-year-old boy, neglected by his movie producer father, gets into trouble with a theater manager. James MacAr-thur, Kim Hunter, James Daly.

1 :30 2 Documentary 25 CBS News Nightwatch Joined in Progress Praise the Lord SportsCenter 2:00 PBA Bowling: Buffalo Open (2 hrs.) Comedy Break MOVIE: 'Charlie One Eye' A black Union Army deserter and an outcast Indian form an uneasy relationship when they are thrown together in a desert wild Answer to Previous Puzzle Your birthday Ending Machine 4 25 New Newlywed Game 5 14 Wheel of Fortune CD Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime 11 Too Close for Comfort QD Hangin' In (23) Barney Miller 30 Gimme a Break Speedweek Alice Radio 1990 6:35 Sanford and Son 7:00 2 CD Ripley's Believe It or Not! (CC) Meet a family that has become known for its 'safe' demolitions and witness a exhibition by team rope jumpers. (60 min.) (R). 4 25 MOVIE: 'Christopher Columbus' (CC) The life of the famous explorer is dramatized. Gabriel Byrne, Oliver Reed, Faye Dunaway. 1985.

Part 2 of 2, (R). 5 CD 14 Cosby Show (CC) Rudy and her friend Peter play havoc with Cliff's prized new juicer. (R) In Stereo. CD French Chef 9 Wild World of Animals 11 Rich Man, Poor Man Two strong willed brothers battle for the affection of their parents and begin a twenty year odyssey that will take one to great wealth and power and the other to the brink of destruction. (2 hrs.) Part 5 of 6.

QD MOVIE: 'Incident on a Dark Street' A U.S. attorney searches for a link between organized crime and corrupt city officials. James Olson, William Shatner, Richard Castellano. 1972. (2D Black Sheep Squadron TCT Today 30 MOVIE: 'Terminal Man' A brilliant computer scientist suffers from blackouts in which he turns violently homicidal.

George Segal, Joan Hackett, Jill Clay-burgh. 1974. 1 986 PGA Golf Championship First Round. (2 hrs.) MOVIE: 'The Exorcist' A young girl becomes the victim of demonic possession which commits evil through her. Linda Blair, Max von Sydow, Ellen Burstyn.

1973. MOVIE: 'Handle With Care' Several offbeat citizens of a small town are linked by their obsession with CB radio. Paul LeMat, Candy Clark, Charles Napier. 1977. 7:05 MOVIE: 'The Three Musketeers' The Three Musketeers serve King Louis XIII with the help of their new friend, the dashing D'Artagnan.

Oliver Reed, Richard Chamberlain, Raquel Welch. 1974. 7:30 5 CD 14 Family Ties Alex races to stop Ellen from marrying another man. Part 2 of 2, (R) In Stereo. GD Wine, What Pleasure! 9 Fawlty Towers Roger McDuff 8:00 2 CD The Colbys (CC) As Fallon prepares to marry Jeff, trouble brews for the rest of the family.

(60 min.) (R). 5 CD 14 Cheers Carla decides to team with her sleazy ex- Thursday, Aug. 7, 1988 55 And not 56 Pertaining to dawn 57 Idle away time 58 Last queen of Spain 59 That girl 60 Not skinny RY A A JJjJl A A AjLE 0 jA RA SJPASWJT en A APE Ade J5 I A go A JE JL AJRG0APErj LJ1JL J-Aii A JE A LS RAN EpT A J3 INT g0 A IMP I I W0 0 A A LJLB LU JT A A TSE EGAD TOWN DOWN Two shore patrolmen give a withdrawn prisoner a last fling before taking him to prison. Jack Nicholson, Otis Young, Randy Quaid. 1974.

10:00 2 CD 5 CD QD 14 25 News 4 Newsroom CD River Journeys: The Murray with Russell Braddon (CC) Writer Russell Braddon follows Australia's greatest river from the mountains to the sea. (60 min.) (R). 11 WKRP in Cincinnati QD MASH (23) Twilight Zone 30 Sanford and Son Alfred Hitchcock 10:30 2 MASH CD ABC News Nightline 4 Carol Burnett and Friends 5 CD 14 Tonight Show Tonight's guest is Alan Thicke. (60 min.) In Stereo. 9 Nightly Business Report 11 Twilight Zone QD 25 Three's Company (g) MOVIE: 'Mystery Movie' 30 Leave It to Beaver SportsCenter Trapper John, M.D.

(60 min.) 1 0:35 QD Jeffersons 1 1 :00 2 ABC News Nightline CD Maverick 4 Night Heat When a passerby foils a crime, his reluctance to be recognized publicly masks a violent secret past. (70 min.) (R). CD Mary Tyler Moore 9 Dark Shadows 11 MOVIE: 'A Night in Heaven' A married teacher risks everything for a night of passion with one of her former students. Christopher Atkins, Lesley Ann Warren, Robert Logan. 1983.

QD Benny Hill Show 25 T.J. Hooker Hooker races to clear the name of an old racing buddy accused of a string of supermarket robberies. (70 min.) (R). 30 I Love Lucy Major League Baseball's Greatest Hits: Take Me Out to the Ballgame Edge of Night Part of the day Thessaly mountain Coarse tobacco ACROSS 1 Numbers (abbr.) 4 Eat late 7 Negative prefix 10 Safety agency (abbr.) 12 Soon 14 Samuel's teacher 1 5 Gravel ridges 16 Front of an airplane 17 Family member (si.) 18 Complained 20 Greek muse 22 Disclose 24 Roman leader 26 Biblical prophet 30 Recent (pref.) 31 Egyptian deity 32 Married 33 Eagle 34 Calcium symbol 36 Beverage 37 Tare 39 Edges 42 Brought food 45 Astronaut Ride 47 Setting 51 Egg drink 52 Odd (Scot) 54 Groups of points Temporary island (2 wds.) One (Sp.) Model's stances Tree dwelling Miscellany Norse goblin 21 I love (Lai) 23 Prophecy 24 Wax 25 First-rate (2 wds.) 27 Strike 28 Skinny fish 29 Nigerian city 30 Modern 35 Route used by planes (2 wds.) 38 650, Roman 40 My (Lat) 41 Long poem 43 South African plant 44 Amateurs 45 In a short time 46 Taj Mahal site 48 Social club (abbr.) 49 College group 50 Talent 51 Compass point 53 Short for hurrah 11 Disagree 13 Roman emperor 19 Graduate oi Annapolis (abbr.) People you've met in your chosen field of endeavor will play helpful roles in making you more successful in the year ahead. The more you share, the more you'll receive.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your possibilities for turning a profit are likely to be a bit stronger today than tomorrow. Go for the gold now. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.

22) If you are in a sociable mood today, don't wait on your friends to arrange an activity. Put something together yourself and you'll attract willing companions. LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct. 23) A matter that is personally important to you should be finalized today, if you are in a position to do so. Don't let it drift any longer.

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) This is the right day to clear the air between you and a close friend. You can now say exactly what's on your mind without being misunderstood. SAGITTARIUS (Nov.

23-Dec. 21) You deserve remuneration and recognition, and you could get them today. If you don't receive them now, they will come your way in the very near future. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.

19) Actions you take today on a project you're involved with will have far-reaching effects. Thank goodness, you're in a positive frame of mind. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) There are indications that you may benefit today from a successful venture initiated by someone else.

There's room for you in the picture. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Partnership arrangements should work favorably for you today. Team up with someone who is as capable as you; two heads are better than one. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Today at work, instead of waiting to be told what to do, take direct action in your area of responsibility.

Initiative is essential. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Someone you've become romantically interested in lately will respond to your charms today. Don't be bashful about making your presence felt. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) If there is a situation you want to alter in order to help your family, don't wait for time to make the changes. It's your move.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your judgment is very sound today, so once you make a decision, don't be afraid to act on it. Indecisiveness will only work against you. 1S84, NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. erness. Kicnara Mounatree, Moy Thinnes, Nigel Davenport.

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