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Southern Illinoisan, Thursday, June 27, 1985 Page 21 Peanuts Television (Really) WOODSTOCK READS SUPPER DISMES! TELL ME I by 'ewhaof Mo. 1 Frank and Ernest T7u.fl-wo2THY, loyal, rs Sitcoms lead charge NEW YORK (AP) Here are the Top 10 rated televisions programs as compiled by the A.C. Nielsen Co. for the week of June 17-23. The Cosby Show, NBC, 20.0 or 17.0 million homes.

1. (15) Newhart, CBS, 20.0 or 17.0 million homes. 3. (16) Kate Allie, CBS. 19.5 or 16.5 million homes.

4. 4) Family Ties, NBC, 19.1 or 16.2 million homes. 5. (10) Cheers, NBC, 16.9 or 14.3 million homes. 6.

(14) Riptide, NBC, 16.4 or 14.0 million homes. 6. (30) Facts of Life.WA or 14.0 million homes. 8. (24) Cagney Lacey, CBS, 16.3 or 13.8 million homes.

9. (43) 20-20, ABC, 16.1 or 13.7 million homes. 10. (39) Miami Vice, NBC, 16.0 or 13.6 million homes. By Jerry Buck Of The Associated Press LOS ANGELES Bill Cosby and Bob Newhart, two of television's funniest comics, tied for first place in the Nielsen ratings for the week ended June 23, but Newhart's rise didn't knock NBC out of its longstanding lead.

Despite the ratings jump of CBS' Newhart and several other CBS shows during the past week, NBC Cosby 's network) continued its summertime dominance. NBC was first for the fifth straight week. CBS was a close second and ABC was third. Newhart, in 14th place the previous week, got a boost from ABC's Monday night coverage of major league baseball. In fact, all of CBS' Monday night schedule benefited as viewers switched from baseball to CBS.

The ballgames traditionally get low ratings. Two other CBS Monday night shows were in the Top 10: Kate allie and Cagney Lacey. Scarecrow Mrs. King, which wasn't in the Top 20 the week before, tied for 13th place. NBC's Monday night movie, a rerun of Remembrance of Love, was 20th.

ABC's baseball game tied for 34th place. NBC had a network average of 13.0 in the A.C. Nielsen Co. ratings. CBS was second with 12.7 and ABC was third with 10.2.

The networks say this means that in an average prime-time minute 13.0 percent of the nation's TV homes were tuned to NBC. Cbs maintained its lead among the evening news shows as it gained 11 percent in the ratings over its rivals. ABC took over second place and NBC dropped to third. The ratings: CBS 12.3, ABC 10.2, NBC 9.9. THRIFTY ANi BrVWS, BuT You NEEP A BATH- 96it, N(A mc Born Loser jSsU Vr tsSiXli "0 HANDLED YTF5! VM 7Y 7 TV Listings MORNING its-, Apartment 3-G ST WHAT 2 THERE ANY PLACP IN MANHATTAN THINKING CALVIN SAID N.f WHERE YOU CAN GET LUNCH FOR HE KNEW A PLACE WHERE -A fT Wk U9? KNOW THE MU9CLE ORIGINS A YOU COULD GET A GREAT TmdC f7 VF THERE IS, -T) BRUNCH FOR I-11! OF THE MEDICAL STUDENTS Yl A KID INSERTIONS, OTmK UftJV pSx WITHIN TEN AN1WUTES tP KATHY-? 7:30 8:30 El Sosen's Salt Water Journal 9:00 El Horseshow Jumping: 1985 Grand Prix of Cincinnati Wl MOVIE: 'Surrender A girl exploits the friendship between her gambler-lover and wealthy husband.

Vera Ralston, Walter Brennan, John Carroll. 1950 10:30 Sports Focus Julius Erving 11:00 MOVIE: 'One in a Million' A young reporter helps a skating star win an Olympic title. Sonja Henie, Don Ameche, Adolphe Menjou. 1937. 11:30 El Mazda Sportslook AFTERNOON 1 2:00 Auto Racing '85: Nascar Van Scoy Diamond Mine 500 from Pocono, PA Wl MOVIE: 'A Touch of Larceny' A former Navy commander falls for his pal's fiancee and sells his memoirs to gain money and marriage.

James Mason, Vera Miles, George Sanders. 1960. 12:30 11 MOVIE: 'On the Threshold of Space' Space pioneers undergo rigorous training as a prelude for manned flight. Guy Madison, John Hodiak, Dean Jagger. 1956.

301 MOVIE: 'Web of Violence' A man witnesses the kidnapping of his ex-fiancee and starts his own investigation. Brett Halsey, Margaret Lee. 1969. Beetle Bailey government to defend his home and family. Richard Harris, Karen Black, Martin Landau.

1980. Super Bouts of the 70's Sugar Ray Leonard vs. Wilfred Benitez (Las Vegas, November, 1979). (60 min.) Telethon: St. Jude's MOVIE: 'Can You Hear the Laughter? The Story of Freddie Prinze' The career of comedian Freddie Prinze is cut short by his dependence on drugs and alcohol and his inability to cope with the pressures of success.

Ira Augustain, Kevin Hooks, Julie Carmen. 1979. To Be Announced 5 14 Family Ties Steven finds that he is tempted when an assistant suggests that they have a casual affair. (R) 7 Parley Special Edition Sneak Previews Film critics Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons review 'St. Elmo's 'Pale Rider' and 9 Bobby Jones Gospel Show (2D Alleluia Major League Baseball: Atlanta at Houston 4 3D 25 Simon and Simon (CC) A TV reporter hires the Simons to protect him from a hitman he hired himself.

(R) (60 min.) 5 14 Cheers Carla shocks everyone by agreeing to give her ex-husband custody of their eldest son. (R) 7 Talk It Over 9 Mystery! (CC) 'Reilly, Ace of Spies: Reilly's past comes back to haunt him while he is in Paris on a special assignment. (R) (60 min.) MOVIE: 'Mission Batangas' Hard-bitten, cynical American pilot becomes involved with a small garrison on Corregidor. Vera Miles, Dennis Weaver, Keith Larsen. 1968 (S) Dwight Thompson Top Rank Boxing Ten Round Middleweight Bout (Roman George vs.

Zack Hewitt) from Las Vegas 5 14 Night Court Bull decides to moonlight as a professional wrestler. (R) 7 History of Space Travel 2 2020 (CC) 8:00 WHICH (THIS WW II 1 i 1:00 Blondie I WHAT LL. YOU GIVE I i A t-OT OF ill THEY ALL. 5 I'M THINKING OF BUYING I II I III 1 A NEW CAR Vt HW MINb SYMPATHY 1 III I SAY IHAT 11 Love Boat 3D Jeffersons (ID An Evening With Ray Charles 30 Combat Sportscenter Cannon Make Me Laugh 10:45 9 Latenight America 11:00 2 ABC News Nightline Eye on Hollywood Tonight's program features a tour of Washington, D.C., with visits to the Lincoln, Jefferson and Vietnam Memorials included. (R) Mary Tyler Moore 3D Fall Guy 3D Barnaby Jones PKA Full Contact Karate Radio 1990 11:30 2 Eye on Hollywood Tonight's program features a tour of Washington, D.C., with visits to the Lincoln, Jefferson and Vietnam Memorials included.

(R) Record Guide 4 25 MOVIE: 'Seed of Innocence' A teenaged couple decide to run away when the girl becomes pregnant. Tim Wead, Mary Cannon, T.K. Carter. 1980. 5 Entertainment Tonight Late Night with David Letterman 11 MOVIE: 'Van Nuys A group of kids meet, greet and mix on the hottest strip in Hollywood, where cruising is everything and fun is the name of the game.

Cynthia Woods, Dennis Bowen, Melissa Prophet. 14 MASH (ID MOVIE: 'Beau Geste' Members of the French Foreign Legion, in a lonely Sahara outpost, battle a sadistic commander and his rampaging Arabs. Guy Stockwell, Doug McClure, Leslie Nielsen. 1966. 30 Kung Fu MOVIE: 'Term of Trial' A schoolmaster is accused of assault by a young student he has tried to help.

Laurence Olivier, Simone Signoret, Sara Miles. 1963. Heartlight City 11:45 9 Star Hustler 12:00 2 Mission: Impossible 3D News 5 14 Late Night with David Letterman 7 Call-In Program 3D MOVIE: The Hoax' Two men discover an H-Bomb which has been accidentally jarred loose from an Air Force plane and decide to hold Los Angeles for a 1-per-person ransom. Bill Ew-ing, Frank Bonner. 1974.

TBN Today 12:30 3D Advances In Health (12) Heroes of the Faith 30 MOVIE: 'Web of Violence' A man witnesses the kidnapping of his ex-fiancee and starts his own investigation. Brett Halsey, Margaret Lee. 1969. El ESPN's Horse Racing Weekly Pro Waterski Tour Coverage is presented from Marine World in California. (R) (60 min.) 12:45 MOVIE: 'Three On A Couch' An artist dons a variety of disguises to help his psychiatrist-fiancee cure three women with man problems.

Jerry Lewis, Janet Leigh, Mary Ann Mobley. 1966. 2:00 3:00 9 Sneak Previews Film critics Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons review 'St. Elmo's 'Pale Rider' and El Auto Racing '85: Cart Portland 200 from Portland, OR Major League Baseball: New York Mets at Chicago Cubs Professional Bowlers Association Premiere: $125,000 Kessler Open El ESPN's Horse Racing Weekly 3:30 5:30 EVENING 8:30 9:00 Crossword By Bernice Bede Osol Answer to Previous Puzzle 62 Norse night 63 Raw metal 64 Doesn't exist (cont.) 65 Author Zane birthday 4 32) 25 Knot's Landing (CC) Valene, still suffering from a memory loss, proceeds with her wedding plans to Parker. (R) (60 min.) 5 14 Hill Street Blues Belker poses as a beautician in order to investigate a salon which is suspected of distributing drugs.

(R) (60 min.) 7 Best of C-Span Vietnam: OpEd-An Inside Story Special The controversy surrounding the Vietnam War is analyzed and discussed. (2 hrs.) 9 Golden Years of Television 11 Joker's Wild 3D IG News (2) Praise 30 Kojak Gangster Chronicles 11 Newswatch i ty 9.5.y.2. 2. JL JL JL 9. -1 ii JL jr 0 I I JN 0 A A A i -2.

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4 (2) 25 Magnum, P.I. 5 14 Cosby Show Sondra returns home for a vacation with hopes of convincing her parents to let her go to Paris for the summer. (R) 7 Crbndle Tele- Communique Wild America (CC) 'Time of the The life, history and habitat of the grizzly bear is viewed. (R) 9 Wild World of Animals 11 MOVIE: 'The True Story of Jesse James' The James gang's story is told in flashback. Robert Wagner, Hope Lange, Jeffrey Hunter.

1957 S3) MOVIE: 'Man Called Intrepid' Part 2 (H) Rockford Files TBN Today 30 MOVIE: Tho Last Word' A widower battles against the 9:30 66 Small cask DOWN 1 Normandy invasion day (comp. wd.) 2 Mrs. Charles Chaplin 3 Never (poet.) 4 Hitting 5 Pea's home 6 Ancient writing 7 Craves 8 Stockings (Fr.) 9 Fencing sword 10 Animal stomach 1 1 Glacial ridge 17 Exclamation of disgust 19 Conjunction 23 Eggs 25 Landing boat 26 Medicine portion 27 Electric fish ACROSS 1 Actor Murray 4 Lively 8 and call 12 Bambi's mother 13 Grimace 14 Guam seaport 15 Chemical suffix 16 To an extreme (2 wds.) 18 Legends 20 Energy unit 21 Ranch animal 22 Cry of surprise 24 Hockey league (abbr.) 26 Dispossesses 30 Leg bone 34 Poverty-war agency (abbr.) 35 Horse (si.) 36 Not fresh 37 Hurl 39 Actress Gardner 41 1060, Roman 42 Abstract being 43 Inkiest 45 650, Roman 47 Retirement plan (abbr.) 48 Physician (si.) 51 Not in 53 Penned 57 Praises 60 Possessive pronoun 61 Stationary (comb, form) 1:00 46 Gear tooth 48 Bandleader Ar-naz 49 Ins and 50 Related group 52 Russian ruler 54 Eccentric (si.) 55 Department of France 56 Lees 58 Baseball player Mel 59 Summer (Fr.) 28 Peas (Fr.) 29 Equal (Fr.) 31 Harness part 32 Infirmities 33 Nearest 36 Vestry 38 Comedian Sparks 40 Liberian natives 43 Dye 44 Sunflower State (abbr.) 3D INN News 10:00 2 4 3D 114 25 News 5 Eyewitness News 9 Nightly Business Report 11 WKRP in Cincinnati 3D Love Boat (2) Death Valley Days 30 That's My Mama Gl Second City TV Gong Show 10:15 MOVIE: 'Quiet American' An American arrives in Vietnam with his own plans for ending the war. Audie Murphy, Michael Redgrave, Claude Dauphin. 1958.

10:30 2 MASH ABC News Nightline 4 25 Fall Guy Colt tracks down a one-time TV star, now a master of disguises, who has been robbing supermarkets. (R) (60 min.) 5 14 Tonight Show Tonight's guests are The Kings Singers. (60 min.) 9 Leave It to Beaver 1:30 2 News 4 25 CBS News Nightwatch 5 Eyewitness News 7 House Floor Debate, Congressional Hearings or Public Policy Conference (12) Calling Dr. Whitaker ESPN's Speedweek 2 Documentary 1 1 First 75 Year 32) CBS News Nightwatch JIP (12) Praise Sportscenter Wrestling TNT El Tennis Magazine INN News 30 MOVIE: The Last Word' Professional Bowlers Association Premiere: $125,000 Kessler Open June 27, 1985 Many new interests and involvements are in the offing for you in the year ahead. The beauty of this is that the wider you expand your horizons, the greater your opportunities for success.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your social contacts with connections haven't done much for you. But today they'll go all out, provided you make your wishes known. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Use your imagination to the fullest today. If there's an financial arrangement you want to close, it can be done successfully if you take an innovative approach.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Today your sixth sense will tell you just who to approach if you want specific things done. Do as your intuition directs. LIBRA (Sept.

23-Oct. 23) You can add fo your material stockpile today by blending inspiration with perspiration. One alone won't cut it, but combined they're profitable. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.

22) Pleasant happenings are in store for you today just by doing what comes naturally. Bathe those you encounter in your warmth, wit and charm. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Strive to help those who require your assistance today.

Your good deeds may not be immediately rewarded, but they will be eventually. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Today, if you mix with others, you will have chances to gather pearls of wisdom. What you learn won't come from one person, but through the combination of many.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Concentrate on truly important goals. This is a day for superior achievement and you'd be smart not to waste it on trivia. PISCES (Feb.

20-March 20) Being of a visionary bent, you'll see a little clearer and a trifle further than associates today. In the final analysis, rely on your line of sight, not theirs. ARIES (March 21-April 19) The reins may be taken from your hands today, but don't let this discourage you. All will work out as well as if things were under your direction. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) For one who usually prides himself for individualism, you're a great team player today.

You'll beef up associates and they'll strengthen you. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) All career pieces will be favorably placed today. Now if you just follow your instincts, the results will be rewarding. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 2:00 2:30 Doonesbury I'M SORRY. MA'AM, WE CAN ONLY 1AK5CA5H.

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