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ffiani riliuupnili TV Listings Classified Friday, May 28, 1982 Section -V LYNN'S HElP-UfJE Channel selection- KCEN to expand news Quuy la a AAlltlllaiL rmcmnaj in nv inDyrnip aMl Stare dm an artda about a book on Control Toxao ghoot aloriea. I havo mit-plaeod mo article and would Nko to know Vie book's mo or puMMwr'a Loonsnl KbMand By LYKN BliUmUGI "S' By BOB DARDEN THbwwHireMEwlwWfcwmXedMBr Television station KCEN (Channel 6) on Thursday announced Mans to beef up its news coverage by adding several new local newscasts and a syndicated morning news show. Daniel C. Lesmeister, vice president and general manager of the NBC affiliate, said KCEN will add USam," an hour-long news and information program, beginning at 5 a.m. Monday.

"USam is a two-year-old project of. the Christian Broadcasting Network, but Is strictly news and information, it's not religious-oriented," Lesmeister said. In addition, the station win add five morning newscasts, anchored by newsman Jim Chase, at 5:22, 5:52, 7:25 and 8:29 a.m. A fifth broadcast, at 6:95 a.m., win be added July 5, Lesmeister added. Also Monday, the station win add a five-minute newscast at 4:55 pun.

with current 6 p.m. ancha Anthony Rennes. Some of the changes, which come in the wake of similar moves announced last week by KWTX-TV. were been prompted by NBCs announcement that The Today Show will begin either one hour, or 30 minutes earlier than its present 7 a.m. broadcast time.

Lesmeister said Channel 6 hopes join the "Today" show at 6:30 a.m. The station's Morning Stretch show at 6 a.m. has proven so popular, Lesmeister. said, that station officials are reluctant to move it to another time slot July 5. KCEN will add NBCs new late-night newscast from 12:30 a.m.tol:30ajn.

"This is all part of an on-going project at KCEN to add more and better news coverage," Lesmeister said. "The idea is to show news of significance, both spot news and community events, as it happens, rather than pre-taped." Lighthouse board members Cathy Dominguez (left) and Charles Mustek attend luncheon given by the agency's Mind worksrs Lighthouse employees stepping tip production Stations status unsure the first week and let dry a second week. a I would Rke to know If there le a souree of Information a pom railing in ramping auLa I May oaJww waoo altwul PMM I mlj pn ITTj wiWinil trips and wcattons. A For information on fishing' in stats parks In Texas, call a toll-free number during weekday businew hours, 1-800-792-1112. If you camp in commercial camp-, grounds, Kampgrounds of America a free atlas containing 200 KOA campgrounds that haw fishing awil-abie.

Write Fishing Adas, KOA 30558, Billings, Mont 59114. Feedback: Sewral readers haw calted to Ml us what they've done to rid their property of pesky armadillos. A Help-Line reader living near Steinbeck Bend had asked about this. One reader told us that Fertilome Diazinoi, a fertilizer and poison, appeared to keep armadillos off his property years ago. Another man called to say unless mow.

the armadillos' entire family momma, poppa and the offspring of the same sex that armadillos always have a great distance away, they'll be back. seems armadillos haw a homing territorial instinct and wiN return to their old stomping grounds. And we've gotten plenty of prank-store telling us to seres the armadillo favorite brew, as shown In a bear commercials. Only trouble, one Joker said, is may grow to be 12 tons. fered to help the Lighthouse get bade on its feet She said the United Way o( Waco-McLennan County has offered to help form' a task face to help the agency reorganize.

Lighthouse also has' had offers of hefy from the Retired Senior Volunteer Program, Goodwill Industries and the local Mental Health Mental Retardation agency, Ms. Dominguez said. Volunteers from RSVP. win come in two afternoons a week to help supervise the agency's woodshop, she added. Contributions to the financially troubled Lighthouse, most sent in response to a mail solicitation system, have averaged 9300 a day during the last two weeks, Mustek said Thursday, the blind employees footed the bill fa a barbecue luncheon foj; the agency's board members at the LightMfiiswfziployee lunchroom.

By LYNN BULMAHN Officials of Wacos Lighthouse for the Blind said Thursday that the agen- cy's blind and visually handicapped employees are working hard to increase production and profits. The Lighthouse wu closed rarily this month whrns director and profentonal staff quit in a dispute with Lighthouse board members, but directors say operation at the agency's sheltered workshop are getting hacklo normal. "They (the employees) are working at about 19 percent greater production than they were when I first came (following the walkout), said board member Charles Mustek, the agency's acting director. "They really are a dedi-. cated bunch of workers." Board president Cathy Dominguez aid several local agencies- have of A.

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ASowral Help-Una readers haw passad on methods for making starch tor crochst 'doilies, so perhaps these recipes also would work on Christmas decorations. One recipe is halt a cup of Argo starch moistened with half a cup of cold water and added to a cup of Stir until the water ap-r and then starch the crochet with K. Another formula cans for 1 cup Faultless starch (R must bathe brand specified), 2 cups sugar and 1 cup water. Mix Into a thick paste. Drop the crochet into the mixture, taka ft out and arrange the way you want it to took.

Let dry. A third recipe is to boil 1 cup water and 2 tablespoons sugar with enough cornstarch to make the mixture thicken. Boil until clear. When spins a thread when dropped from a spoon, R'a ready. Dip the crochet into the mixture and arrange as want to appear.

necessary, stretch and repin the decoration dur More local news: Pages NOW Towel Dried Car Wash Save up to 66 when you fill ing A has Box with you four the or Rs goes up Broadcasting Co. Ltd; Communications Inc; and Heart O' Texas Broadcasting Inc. Despite his ruling, Kuhlmann said all four applicants 'Were "flawed because each had key personnel who had violated or appeared to have violated regulator or criminal laws in other dealings. Warren Potash, board chairman of Blake-Potash, said he did not if the status of the license had changed since November. The FCC review board heard the arguments April 23 and we haven't heard anything since then," he said.

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A firm owned by a Fort Worth radio executive was granted a license in November 1981, but the other three companies appealed the ruling in mid-January. FCC Administrative Judge Edward J. Kuhlmann last year granted Blake-Potash Cop. the license to operate Channel 25. Other applicants included.

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