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1 0D DETROIT FREE PRESSTUESDAY. DEC. 18, 1979 BLONDIE By CHIC YOUNG HI AND LOIS By MORT WALKER and DIK BROWNE I. -THE GIRLS By FRANKLIN FOLGER BIG GEORGE By VIRGIL PARTCH S-P OAQWOOaOUR DOT AND I BOUGHT A CANCY BAR. OKAY, GlVfcT ME EMPLOYEES ARE THE GETTING LAZY WILL CUT IT IN HALF FOR CAN LTV Ki ck.

US? si BROOM-HILDA By R. MYERS what can we do to motivate them? 1 GST ATS "Cut-rate Christmas tree?" "Henry, why don't we give ourselves a Christmas gift we can both use? I'll pick it out." GASOLINE ALLEY By FRANK KING and DICK MOORES BRO. JUNIPER By FRED MCCARTHY GRIN AND BEAR IT By LICHTY "IP imiiif But Come on or Are you sure IT She won't leave without Lnaru lm eavina uouhaveto? us? V. I A UX rifle ui.hOirhiftu' i ic k. ll I We can't qobacM into the store' CATHY By CATHY Ma rti ts HOW ABOUT 613 CHRISTMAS BONUSES? I WAS THINKING MORE ALONG THE LINE OP WHIPS' r-s GUISEWITE HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO 1 3UST WASTED ANOTHER EMTRE UirXH HOUR AT THE MAIL, ANDREA.

GET AMVTHIM5 WHEN THERE ARE 5 MILLION) PEOPLE GOifOG- AT THE SAME TIME ir ft "When you've captured it, I'd like it gift wrapped." "Only fill It boycotting DONDI By GUS EDSON and IRWIN HASEN UNPERSTAN' STOP TALKING LIKE THAT, MODESTY BLAISE By PETER I O'DONNELL MAT ALTHCUSW SCHEDULE CHARLIE mini ihmi i BEATS MB IS THAT VI BT Wlfe'SS ffScl I'M WAV BEHIND 1 WVC- 1 THE BACKERS' i i I I '7 WRS6T I ASKED- I'VE HAD NO it 2LrVZ BACK6gg EDDIE MADE SOCKETS PROM THE 7h M' il! I SI llil RESOLUTION TQ STAMP YOUR CRAiy SIVES YOU THE iBE VCUR 6RANPMA9) MEW WAIN KIR ANP YOU IS OLP-TIMER NUMERO TWO! A MONEY BOYS am VVb JJ Social Security Lawyers' fees limited is surprise for Channel 62 By ROBERT J. PETERSON Social Security Administration Do you have any idea how much lawyers charge to represent you before Social Security? A Charges vary with each lawyer, and you should establish this fact before you hire one. However, the Social Security Administration determines the maximum fee that your representative can charge In proceedings before the agency. It's against the law for your representative to charge or collect an unauthorized fee. I have the Key to the CALVIN 2216! Michiean Ave.

lOllliO 430, 10:40 "SPY WHO LOVED $35 Pllin AT warrw-Millei Road CAMtLUl 581 5040 "GROOVE 7KM 1:40 IMS Sli Frl: "And Justice Per Al" Wed 1KB Mat All Stats $1.50 III (LIVONIA MALL) TMiletMiddlebeit en-aaw ALL SEATS $1.50 FIRST SHOW ONLY l-BONUS PRICE THIS FEATURE $1.50 ALL SEATS ALL TIMES "THE AMITYVILLE It-Last Day! "ANIMAL HOUSE" (R) WED: "KRAMER VS. Ill-John Btlushl No Passei CiNEMAt, (MACOMB MALL) 1A1 IBAA liranoi at id Miie no AH Stall $1.50 First Shews Only! (Except "AmltyvBe" Adm $1.50 All Times) l-Flnal 2 Davsl "THE AMITYVILLE 12:15 2:40 4:50 7 10 t30 Sti Frl: "The Hack Hetf'IPG) ll-Flnal 2 Daysl "AHD JUSTICE FOR 12:15 2:40 4:50 7:20 W5 Sis Frl: "The Electric Hintman" Ill-Final Comical Dayl 135 4:20 7:10 W5 Tomorrow: "Kramer Vs. Kremer" CINEMA I II (PONTIACMALL) Tetetraph Elizabeth Rd. 682-5544 $1.50 First Show Then $3.00 Until a PM Except Sundays 1 Holidays l-Slevt Martin In "THE ll-Final Deys! Al Pecino In "AND JUSTICE FOR Coming Dec. 21: "Electric CM II, III (SOMERSET INN) Bit Beaver (16 Mi Rd.) at Coolidii 6434744 All Seeti $1.50 1lt Show Only! Mon-Thun Frl-Sun MIDNITE SHOWS FRI, SAT SUN ll-AI Peclno "-AND JUSTICE FOR ALL" (R) Dally Sli Frl: "The Electric Ill-Last Day All Seats S1.50 "THB AMITYVILLE HORROR (R) Stsrli Wtd: Duslln Hoffman "KRAMER VI PG) Wed Thun Frl-Mon CINEMA CITY WARREN SMileatSehoenherr 772-5000 ALL SEATS $1.50 FIRST SHOW ONLY l-SPECIAL BONUS $1.50 ALL DAY "AMITYVILLE l-Sleve Martin In "THE WKDYS FRI 4.

SAT III- "FISH THAT SAVED PITTSBURGH" (PG) IV- "NATK)NAL LAMPOON'S ANIMAL CIVIC-DETROIT Killy WhiUiM LA 1-822? Open St cents DEARBORN ENTERTAINMENT CENTER MICHIGAN (TELEGRAPH L0 13449 or 10 10056 ALL SEATS $1.25 UNTIL 730 MON, TUES, WED, THURS EVENINGS LAST 3 DAYS! "SKATBTOWN U.tA."(PG) 730, 10J5 "ICB 9K Only Sll Frl: "ReMr Beeete" LAST 3 DAYSI Monly Python's "LIFE OP BRIAN" (R) et 7:20, I1K "MIDNIGHT 9K Only Sli Frl: "Ten" Robert DtNlra-Meryt Streea "DEER 7 0S. 10KI5 Read an editorial today A PARKING SPACE. MASBE 00 TOO WUCH AT ONCE, CATHH. WHAT WERE MOU I PON'T UNPER- MOVIE AUDIENCE OUtOE Motion Picture Aseociitlon of America All ages admitted General Audience PQ-All agee admitted Parental guidance suggested Restricted Persons under 18 not admitted unless accompanied by psrent or adult guardian Person under 18 not admitted ACADEMY 59-1 2 (Waterford) 64-0469 3Milesw ot leittrapnon w-ss (Huron Rd.) Crescent lake Waterlord Plan Bart Convty, Blorn Borg i Color: 7:10 :55 "GROOVE Color: 1:40 ONLY (SH Frl, Mali Dally Julie Andrews, Dudley Moore, Bo Derek Mai Wed 1 Show 1 PM All Stall $1.50 Nick Nolle, Mac Davit "NORTH DALLAS Color- 7:30 (Sti Frl: Mall Dally Linda Blair "Rsatr Mat Wad 1 Show 1 PM All Stall $1.90 ALLEN PARK I SH SouthfieldAlltn DU 12913 Cheech And Chone "UP IN 4:10 and 45 GoMIe Hawn-Chevy Chase "FOUL 7:40 Sti Frl: "The Black Hole" SPECIAL DISNEY SHOW "SLEEPING "FANTASY ON Complete Shows At: 4:35 1:40 Sis Frl: "The Rate" Wed 1:05 Mat Stall 11.50 Both Thtatrei AMERICANA COMPLEX 1, 2. 3, 4 Greenfield Not 9 Mile 559-2730 4iHtAiKtsmuntwm.uim SORRY NO PASSES Bargain Matlnte All Stats $2.00 IN DOLBY STEREOPHONIC SOUND William Shalner-DeForest KtlHV "STAR 1KJ5 730 tOflO Al Peclno "AND JUSTICE POR ALL" (R) 4:05 1:10 10:25 Sll Frl: "The Electric Henemen" Wed 1K)5 Mil All Stall $1.50 Julie Andrewt-Oudley Moore 730 and 10:10 Sis Frl: "The Rest" Wed 1:05 Met All Seals $1.50 IN DOLBY SOUND FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA Present! "APOCALYPSE NOW" (R) Marlon Brando-Robert Duvell 7:15 and 10:10 SH Wtd: "Kremer vs.

Kremer" Wed 1:05 Mat All Stall 11.50 Make someone happy with a FP Happy Ad BEACON EAST 1 42 tKffl Across Irom Eastland Ctr 882-7500 Park Free The Rocking Chair Theatres BARGAIN MAT 1ST SHOW ONLY $1.50 Julie Andrewi-Dudlev Moore "10" (R) Shown dally et 1:15, 3:30, 5:45, M0, IMS Frl i Sat lele show 1230 William Shatner-Leonerd Nlmov "STAR Shown dally et 1:20, 4:15, 7-10, 45 Different Tlmti Tomorrow Frl a. Sat lele Ihow 12:20 Sorry No Passes For This Engagement For Viewing Rm. Reservelloni Cell Mgr BERKLEY ALL SEATS $1.00 AT ALL TIMES Ai ha LAiilWaur fumawful "FRISCO KID" (PG) 7:20, 30 BLOOMPIELD KM Coming 12-21: "Animal Heme" I I BUT DU i i ku i I WHAT By BETTELOU PETERSON Free Press TV Writer Officials of Detroit's WGPR-TV (Channel 62), the nation's first black owned- and-operated station, are un-sure how their programming will change by their plan to provide pay TV. But it's virtually certain perhaps as early as March Detroit-area viewers will i have a choice of two pay TV channels, that will offer new movies, special programming and sporting events currently unavailable on regular commercial television. Late last week the Federal Communications Commission granted the station permis- sion to broadcast pay TV.

It was the first time the FCC allowed two stations in the same market to broadcast pay THE OTHER station, WXON-TV (Channel 20) has liad prime-time pay TV on the air since July 1. Mrs. Tenicia Greeorv. to 90 capacity Iranian oil." I'm ans one of the four largest pay TV operations In the United States with ON-TV, Home Box Office (H130) and Showtime. US-TV HAS one franchise in operation, in Boston, and authorization for shared time operations on channels in Sacramento, and Central Islip, on Long Island.

The Boston station, WQTV, Channel 68, has been offering prime time, 7 p.m. to midnight, pay TV since December 1978, and claims between 13,000 and 15,000 Installations in the Boston area. The station shows movies and Las Vegas nightclub shows but, at present, offers no sports. The installation fee in Boston is between $75 and $100 depending upon location. The monthly fee averages $15.95 with some additional cost for apartment installations, a Boston US-TV spokesperson said Monday.

Channel 20s ON-TV system costs $49.95 for installation of the master antenna and signal decoder box attached to the TV set, plus a refundable $50 deposit and a $22.50 monthly fee. ON-TV offers movies, special programs, Red Wings hockey and selected college sports events to about 20,000 subscribers. Energy tax, millageOKd for Fraser Fraser School District voters Monday approved the school tax for general operations and an additional tax for energy conservation projects. Twenty-seven mills, which is the entire operating school millage, were extended for one year by a vooe of 806 to 394. The tax produces about $6.7 million annually Residents voted 673 to 519 to add a half-mill for three years.

This tax will provide about $125,000 annually for furnace renovations and other energy-saving projects. The tax also will allow the district to obtain federal matching funds, a school spokesman said. All fWTlTl JLJLj GUIDE KDAMS Grand CircusPark W0 10990 HRS FREE PARKING AFTER "FISH THAT SAVED PITTSBURGH" (P) 2:35, :15 "NORMAN IS THAT 105, 4:25, 7:45 Udlts' Day Tomorrow $1,50 III 6PM mum 2956WoodrdAi 831-6600 "JACK THE GIANT KILLER" (9) 5:10, 1:20 "CAPTAIN MO, lit FOX 22UWoodward W0 1-9494 3 Karate Kune Fu Snockeri On 1 Big Show! "LACK Kuno fu uKAwn-iic; 4:4, 10:01 "BLACK BELT 2:52, 1:11 "TORNADO It 1:04, 4:23 GdCir ft.Woodwirt' 962-6933 Free Parltliw pm it Svsttm Auto Park "J1AK IKtR- lw; 4-1C CAC 7ifl lA-lfl No Paw Accepted' For Thlt Engomnl PALMS Woodward-Elizabeth LEON ISAAC KENNEDY sterrlm In "Pfcmi en i WRi mi 1:25, 3:21, 5:31, 734, J7 Tomorrow li Lsdiw Ply S1.50 til PM 01 171 1540Woodwa(d W0l-0b43 PLAZA OPEN 1 145 All Stall Won thru Sat 11.50 til 4 PM TIIBfBI im HJ 411 "TOOLBOX 1:45 5:00 1:10 Druiiccmirri (2592370) ncnnioonmiL aeyei IW iUU-Jnrs rrwrug diioimi Enter Irom fcaubien St ot St Antome. (Pk. Tkt validated with tkt purchase only) Bargain Matt Dally All Seals $1.50 til 3 Enc.pl Wed Stall 51.50 III 5 P.M.

Steve Martin, Bernedetie Peters "THE? Color- 12:00 1:55 3:45 5:40 730 No Panes or Coupons This Eneagemenl "AND JUSTICE FOR Color: 12:15 2:30 4:50 7 10 M5 Sit Frl: "Electric Horseman" Jans Alan Bill Richard Fonda Aide Coiby Pryor "CALIFORNIA Color: IKM 3:00 5:00 7:00 :00 $li Frl: Bella Midler In: "The Rue" Nick Notte, Mac Devil "NORTH DALLAS Color IKM 3:15 5:30 7:45 55 Sti Wed: "Kramer vs. Kramer" ABBEY 1,2,3,4 ENTERTAINMENT iTeiTtO 14 mi Rd mwwi.u-mm Across Oakland Mall on 14 Milt Rd IALL THEATRES CONT MATS DAILY! 1st 2 SHOWS ALL SEATS $1.50 EXCEPT "STAR TRiK" 1st 2 SHOWS $2.00 Burt RevnoWl "STARTING OVER" (R) Color 1:05 3:15 5 25 7:35 t.45 Sti 12-25- "Getne In Style" Monty Python's "LIFE OF BRIAN" (R) Color IKM 3:00 5K 7:15 :15 Sit Frl IN DOLBY STEREOPHONIC Well Dlinev's "The Hack Halt" (IN DOLBY STEREOPHONIC!) "STAR Color- 1130 1:55 430 7KW 930 (No Panel, Coupons "STAR Dudley Moors In Color: 12:55 3:10 535 7:40 55 Atlend Our Lett Shows Frl a Sat WGPR-TV station manager, said Monday that none of the details cost to subscribers, start-up date or how much of Channel 62's current programming will be affected have been worked out. "All of this happened so fast," said Mrs. Gregory. "Our president, Dr.

(William has been out of town and the pay TV has been in a sort of holding pattern." Mrs. Gregory said WGPR has signed an agreement with Universal Subscription TV (US-TV) for the pay service. CHANNEL 62 has no plans to cancel any of Its current programs, Mrs. Gregory said. Channel 62 carries a heavy schedule of religious programs including the PTL Club.

According to Mrs. Gregory, Channel 62, which went on the air in 1975, went into pay TV to increase revenues so the station can do more local minority programming. US-TV is a subsidiary of CanWest Capital a Winnipeg-based Investment company. US-TV claims to be Zipper Button Chain Rivet Staple eecli 0 find Michigan Judge Fox to retire By MARCELLA S. KREITER GRAND RAPIDS (UPI) U.S.

District Judge Noel P. Fox, long considered a liberal on the federal bench, announced Monday he has retired as chief judge for the Western District of Michigan. The colorful and sometimes controversial 69-year-old judge said he submitted a letter to President Carter Dec. 12, asking for senior status. Fox, who was appointed to the federal bench in 1962 by President John F.

Kennedy, said he could have gone into semi-retirement three years ago but decided to stay on because of the condition of the court calendar. He has been chief judge for eight years. AMONG THE most controversial decisions Fox has issued In his 17 years on the bench were school desegregation orders in Kalamazoo and Benton Harbor and the affirmation of unrestricted fishing rights for two Upper Peninsula Indian tribes. The vacancy will be filled by Richard Enslen, a Kalamazoo attorney, whose confirmation hearings In the Senate begin Tuesday. Judge Wendell A.

Miles, a Nixon appointee who has been at odds with Fox over the years, will assume the chief judgeship. "I could have taken senior status three years ago," Fox said. "But If I had the calendar would have been in greater disarray than it is now. I wanted to do it but I just couldn't leave under those Judge Noel P. Fox circumstances.

I felt It my duty to stay on." A judge with senior status draws full salary but hears cases only at his discretion. THOUGH Fox is taking senior status, he doesn't foresee a lighter workload. "I'll be able to slow down," Fox has said, "handle the number of cases a federal judge normally handles." Fox long had complained he and Miles were overworked, each handling 2,000 cases a year. This year, those complaints caused the appointment of two new federal judges for the district Douglas Hillman and Benjamin Gibson. In an interview several months ago, Fox said he never wanted to leave the district court bench for a higher court because he would never see the people involved in the cases.

"I once avoided an appointment to the state Supreme Court because I liked the trial bench too much," Fox said. "I even ran for Congress. Now, I'm glad I lost. I'd have never been able to accept the kind of political contributions you need to keep getting elected." CSPWAITERITAPSTL LA LSENSCAHSTMCBCO mA I TIARGTLHBNUHRU WI A 0 ASNIAGARIQPWA It PI0C0STPTI0I RMT NYRPHKYELAX WW 0 EIZHGBLCNE EtI 0 0 CZAIBNRPE fVr I RPIOTEIT 0M T.T I HBBPPSVHNCNHVEABISN CDNAPWEKCATTEPRACIR OOPGTETNITEIZIBRHNG TNBTIBRLAYICKPEIAHR LERPQRAPCEWHEWRCIBS RBNAEN I WTGN IDN IBNAI iihuwvuviiii i iiwuvi i TTViut wiwtt U)jH IV 1 VTllUf MvfS ward, up, down or diagonally. Find tach and box It in.

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