DePaul program helps children curb TV habit
Dozens of Chicago children enroll in a five week psychology course at DePaul University to cut TV watching to two hours on weekdays and three on weekends. Participants earn non TV points for reading friends sports and chores. David Kahn 11 and Monica Pencz 11 are among early graduates who report better grades more activity and less TV dependence.
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Best in Show winner at Chicago dog show named
Best in show honors go to Ch Dandys Favorite Wood chuck a pug owned by Robert A Haussohner of Rosemont Pa at the International Kennel Club of Chicago all breed show. other group winners include Ch Garrister Amicus Causne Irish wolfhound owned by Andre R and Audrey W Borrello of Saginaw Mich in hound group Ch Windhaven's Stutzer Stum pet German wirehaired pointer owned by Jeffrey and Helen George of Mount Vernon Ohio in sporting group Ch Mer thyrs Show Master Welsh terrier owned by Edward B Jenner and Norma Aprahamian of Richmond Ill in terrier group and Old English Sheepdog Ch Berrs Special Edition owned by German Garcia Y Garcia of Ashtabula Ohio in working group.
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Oscars Ad Blitz Spends Big as Winners Awaited
Hollywood partners invested nearly 3 million in trade ads and screenings to sway voters for the Academy Awards. Raging Bull stars Robert De Niro head the strong field, with Ordinary People and Coal Miner’s Daughter also favored. The telecast airs 9 p.m. CST on ABC from Hollywood, with Johnny Carson as host and Lucie Arnaz in the opening number. Nevada bans non-sport betting on Oscar bets.
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Horoscope For Tuesday March 31 From Bernice Bede Osol
Aries friends day goes well with support and protection. Taurus can overcome obstacles if motivated by the idea of winning. Gemini enjoy competitive activities and get active with bowling or tennis. Cancer reminders collect debts with good recovery prospects. Leo a firm, clear stance with diplomacy. Virgo business repeat potential with profitable past partner. Libra protect loved ones and may go to bat. Scorpio strong start and better finish by resolving headaches. Sagittarius keep pushing to turn hope into reality at a personal price. Capricorn negotiate financial matters from a position of strength. Aquarius handle egotistical people. you shape their view. Pisces past good deeds repay you as helpers ease your path.
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Cheaper to Keep Her and Thief Showings This Week
Listings show Cheaper to Keep Her at Sunday 3:00 to 5:00 with 1.75 pricing and 7:30 weekday shows. Thief features Sunday 2:30 to 5:15 with 1.75 pricing and 7:45 late show. 9to5 runs Sunday 2:45 to 5:45 and 8:15 weekday slots all at 1.75.
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