Massive TV Schedule Mix Covers Films Sports and News
A crowded TV guide lists HBO CMX and USA movies with titles like Possessed Hero At Large Cry Of The Beloved Country and A Small Circle Of Friends. It also notes sports events including NHL hockey and boxing, news broadcasts from NBC CBS and ABC, and specials featuring The Commodores and Star Trek episodes.
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NBC News
CBS News
The
Lawmakers
Linda Wertheimer
Cokie Roberts
Paul Duke
Joanie
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
USA
Laverne & Shirley & Company
Hee Haw
Albany
M.A
Lawrence Welk
Star Trek
Direk van Dyke
Benson Benson
Clayton
Governor’s
HBO
Commodores
CMX
Chris Makepeace
Adam Baldwin
Chicago
John Ritter
Anne Archer
Sidney Poitier
Ganada Lee
South Africa
Minnesota North Stars
New York Rangers
Montreal Alouettes
Calgary Stampeders
Brad Davis
Karen Allan
Harvard
Vietnam
CBS
Training Dogs
Seneca Oswego Fulton
Religious broadcasts and guests scheduled for tomorrow
North Syracuse Baptist Church will broadcast Why People Come to Christ by Rev. C James Palma at 11 a m on WMHR F N Alicia Davern is the guest soloist A mass for shut ins will be celebrated tomorrow on WTVH TV Eternal Light John Bierman author of Righteous Gentile will appear on WSYR AM tomorrow at 7 30 p m
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North Syracuse
Wtvh-Tv
Frederick Park
John Bierman
Radio highlights and Boston Pops on WSYR and WCNY
Radio highlights feature Larry King taped segments at 12 05 a m on WSYR AM with Dan Georgakis and James O Berg as guests. Boston Pops led by John Williams performs a program on WCNY FM with Kamal and Cecil Welch featured soloists and a string of classical works. Jazz Alive re creates a historic W C Handy Carnegie Hall concert on WCNY FM with Katherine Handy Lewis McHenery Boatwright aeanie Paulkner Wyer Handy Carrie Smith Robby Short and the New York Concert Choir conducted by John Motley.
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Larry King
Wsyr-Am
Dan Georgakis
James O'Berg
Boston Pops
John Williams
Wcny-Fm
Kamal
Cecil Welch
Walton
Coolidge
Berlioz
Rossini
Mancini
W.C. Handy
Katherine Handy-Lewis
McHenery Boatwright
Aeanie Paulkner
Wyer Handy
Carrie Smith
Robby Short
New York Concert Choir
John Motley
The Aces By Ira G Corn Jr Bridge Question
In a hands problem from a Dallas bridge column Jim Chew of Tulsa faces a misstep after an opening spade lead. The key lies in when to win the second spade trick to access dummy clubs and avoid a free finesse. The recommended reply is Pass, with minimal bidding.
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Ira G. Corn JR
Gamaliel Baiey
Dummy
East
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West
Jim Chew
Tulsa
Jim
Hast
P.O. Box
Dallas
Texas
Voyager II finds a superheated doughnut of gas near Saturn
Researchers studying Voyager II data from Saturn report a doughnut shaped gas region with temperatures from 600 million to over 1 billion degrees. The heat far surpasses the sun’s surface and could inform future fusion energy research and laboratory plasma heating methods. Scientists voice uncertainty about the mechanism behind the extreme temperatures.
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Baltimore
Voyager II
Saturn
Earth
Voyager
Stamatios Krimigis
Space Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University
Krimigis
NY Times Puzzle Clues and Editor Credits Listed
A dense list of crossword clues and editor credits appears, featuring many entries across themes and wordplay. Names like Eugene T. Maleska recur, with clues covering synonyms, abbreviations, and crossword wordplay, including references to animals, materials, and classical terms.
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N.Y
Synthetic vitamins worth the extra cost for health
The column states that for body use there is no real difference between organic and synthetic vitamins. natural rose hips or acerola do not offer better value since they are usually low in rose hips and boosted with synthetic ascorbic acid. It also advises against excessive shampooing and suggests a proper haircut and mild, diluted shampoo to reduce hair damage and split ends.
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Linus Pauling
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