r f p 3 ■Í/ * r< 49ers strike Super BowlmotherlodeÍ v«»n PONTIAC, Mich.' (AP)-Joe Montana, two passes to tight end Dan Ross. Montana, in only his third year in the displaying the guile and flare of a river- But the difference was a goal-line NFL, outplayed Anderson, his veteran boat gambler, engineered two long stand of epic proportions in the third counterpart on the Bengals, in the first touchdown drives after San Francisco’s poiod by the Sim Francisco defense-the half. He scored the 49ers’ first youthful secondary swiped the ball from third time Cincinnati had been denied so touchdown ass- Cincinnati Bengals, and the 49ers roiled much as a point within 10 yards of the ed 11 yards to fullback Earl Cooper for a to a 26-21 victory Sunday in Super Bowl 49ers’ end zone. second score. ,XVI. Ultimately, it was that defense, a Each was set up by a Cincinnati tur­ . 1-1 . Montana, executing Coach Bill heady mix of grizzled veterans and kids nover deep in San FVandsco territory. Walsh’s innovative offoiae with electri­ just a year off campus, that carried the Free safety Dwight Hicks, the only fying ease, and a spate of turnovers 49ers to one of the most remarkable tur- veteran in the 49ers’ secondary, in­ which kept Cincinnati off the ‘narounds in National Football League tercepted an Anderson pass at the 5- scoreboard, hdped the 49ers roll to a history. The team, which just two years yard line and ran it out of danger to the record 20-point halftime lead. ago had staggered through its second 32. In 11 plays, one of them a flea-flicker ’The Bengala roared to life behind consecutive 2-14 season, reached the pass good for 14 yards, Montana put quarterback Ken Anderson in the se­ pinnacle this time-its first Super Bowl the 49ers on the scoreboard with 5:52 re­ '// cond half, scoring on his 5-yard run and championship. maining in the opening period. Ptaaaa see page 2 Mustang Daily Monday, January 26,1982 ______California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Vfdnnie 46, No. 60 Attitude survey may forecast disaster actions BY SHARYN SEARS AND MAURA THURMAN Staff Writers A telephone survey of attitudes about emergency situations could be used in developing an effective emergency warning process, two social scientists said Saturday at the Diablo Canyon fuU-ftower license hear­ ings. Kai Erickson, a PG&E witness, said, “We can know more about the population we're trying to inform.” He added that such information could help in predicting the behavior of county residents in case of a nuclear emergency. Dr. James Johnson testified that a survey would reveal myths the public holds about disasters. However, the county’s emergency plan needs more work before the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant should begin full-power operation. County Supervisor Steve MacElvaine said Friday. Although MacElvaine was called as a witness for PG&E, he testified that the emergency plan is still in­ complete. Evacuation routes for many cities are not yet designated, MacElvaine said. Without specified routes, MacElvaine said many individual school districts and cities cannot finish their plans. The Atomic Safety and Licensing Board heard MacElvaine's testimony during the fourth day of hear­ ings on whether the Diablo Canyon plant should be granted a full-power license. m Problems remain While MacElvaine said "higher echelon” county employees could perform duties according tx) the plan in case of an emergency, he said several problems re­ main. The county emergency plan has "as good a chance of working as any ” plan. —sociologist Dennis Mileti Supervisors have made no decision about whether to allow the public to buy p>otassium iodide tablets. MacElvaine said. Various doctors consulted by the board have offered conflicting recommendations, he said. The tablets block radioactive iodine from Spiker coach relishes loss to Gauchos reaching the thyroid gland. A Colorado State University sociologist testified for BY TOM CONLON school All-CIF selections, featuring a front line averag­ PG&E, saying the plan has "as good a chance of work­ Sporii Editor ing more than six feet in height. The Gauchos are ing as any plan." coached by former Poly mentor Ken Preston, who got Sociologist Dennis Mileti also told the panel that Few coaches could have been happier in defeat than the Mustangs on their way to big-time college knowing whether or not their own families were safe Cal Poly's men's volleyball coach Craig Cummings was volleyball. might come before duty to workers during an emergen­ Friday night after the Mustangs droppted their home Poly jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first game only cy. opener to the third-ranked team in the nation and Cen­to see the lead vanish before some of the more than “Families try to find each other in emergencies,” tral Coast rival, UC Santa Barbara--! 1-15, 7-15, 15-8, 1,000 Mustang partisans had been seated. The Mileti said. “It becomes the overriding issue." 7-15. Mustangs struggled back to tie the game at 10 and 11 The evacuation process can be disrupted by people Cummings had but one word to describe his team's with some good defensive play, but then the Gauchos, who cannot find family members and refuse to leave play: “Great!' ranked only behind USC and UCLA, had decided them behind, Mileti said. The unranked and previously unbeaten (8-01 they 'd seen enough, winning the next four points and Emergency evacuation of the plant's 10-mile radius Mustangs had never beaten the Gauchos in eight tries the game. could be completed in 3.5 hours, two PG&E trafficcon­ with some matches being decided faster than you No C ontest sultants said. Under optimum conditions, the entire could figure out their respective lineups. It was no contest in the second game as the Gauchos emergency planning zone could be cleared in six hours. But after the first three games lasted more than an jumped out to a 3-0 lead and never looked back. The The witnesses said evacuation of the emergency hour and a half--with Cal Poly winning the third--it was hitting of Scott “Sky Pilot” Terry and 'Tim Toon, aid­ zone could take 10 hours in adverse weather or other obvious that the ninth meeting between the two teams ed by the sets of Eddie Pettit, kept the score respec­ disruptive conditions, such as an earthquake. The zone would have a little different story line. table. includes San Luis Obis|x>, Los Osos, Morro Bay, and “We don’t quite have the quality (of players) they Poly won the third game after pulling away from a 7- the South County. have, but our fight kept us in the match,’’ Cummings 7 tie led by the serving of Kelly Palmer and some ex­ The hearings will continue today at the San Luis said. cellent back court play by Russ Bird. Bay Inn. Santa Barbara’s lineup is filled with former high PI«aM see pag* 2 •1 49ers hold off ^secdnd-half rally, preserve victory FroMpagal . And 2Vi minutM into the The first. 86-yarder, offense, which had turned Wersching kicked his one snap at midfield, 81,270 paj/ing customers Mcond quartor, aftm- cams 16 aaconda short of slujBiah and conservative, fourth field goal, a 23- and the 49ers charged off watched the game in the Andaraon had drillad a halftime. Ilian, on the woke up behind Montana’s 3rwdar. the field in triunqth. fiberglaas-domed paaa to Cris CoOinaworth kickoff, Cincinnati’s Ar- 22-ymxA pass to Mike Anderson drove the ’ While 20 mph winds and atadinm~s, controlled 68- at tba 49ara’ 8-yard Una. ehiai Orifrbi fumbled the Wilson and Ridcy Patton’s Bengals to one more score, 16-degree temperatures ds(pee temperature. Eric Wright, atr^)pad the ban. and so did his brother key runs' to set up a 3-3rard pass to Ross in thè, chilled those outside. ball from tha Cincinnati Ray. Milt McCoU Ml on it Warsehing’s - third fidd middls the and sons as ' wida reoaivar and fallow for the 49ars, and. after an goal, a 40-yard boomBr ' tba 49ara’ defense laid back rooUa comarback L 3mn illegal procedure penalty with 6:26 to play> That during the entire march, Coaoh te Joyful despite defeat Thomaa pounced on the puslied them back 6 jrards openeda 23-14 margin. looking to avoid the bomb. Frompngnl ' ferenoe. he said. fumUa. to the 10. Wersching kick- . Then Wright, the rookie It came, though, with Led by 6-6 Idike Morgan Twelve playa Igtar. M(m- ed a 22-yardar with two right comarback. nailed just 16 seconds to go. And Despite some errant and 6-3 Joerg Lorschdder, tana’a flare paas to Cooper, seconds left on the clock. the 8{aks hi’the Bengals’ when Dwight Chirk, the Oaucho serving the fourth the , Oauchos controlled who bowled over two Pittsburgh had scored coffin, intercepting Ander­ hero of San Frandsco’s Na­ game, the Mustangs failed play at the net when they Bengalfl at the goal line, twice 19 seconds apart son near m idfi^ with 6:07 tional Conference cham­ to give the crowd what it had to. climaxed the 92-yard acor- against Dallas in Super to go and racing 26 yards pionship victory over wanted-a close five-game However. Cummings ing drive, the longeat in Bond XIII. to* the Cincinnati 22-yard Dallas, made another match-as Santa Barbara said he is pleased with the Super Bowl hiatory. It.aur- The two field goals gave line. decisive catch-on the on- ceme back from a 6-6 Mustangs’ progress. “I am paeaed by 3 yards one by the 49ars a 20-0 lead, the ' Prom then on, it was just aide Idck-the victory was deficit to win eaaUy, 16-7. really happy with the way Dallas in Super Bowl XIII. most lopsided halftime a matter.of time, and the Cummings, who said things are going along,” hie H aving' broken one score in Super Bowl 49ars ate it iqr. They Evan befwe tha final passing would be the key said. Super Bowl record, the history. stayed on the ground as gun, Walsh was lifted onto to his team’s game, was Cal Poly may get another 49ars proceeded to setter Tha Bangals’ second half the seconds ticked aww, his players’ shoulders, and pleased with i just about shot at the Oauchos this another, scoring Ray Wersching field goak 20-14 with 10:06 to play, toward the end seme. Jr., the team’s owner, kiss­ Mustang’s perf

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(R ) • M O ^ “ W ar becomee kale when kkt- lalaat sM teshlons. ■ M O V IE *** "W M a pe r- You r Favorite Ptua Wagoo" (1067) John nappsrs thraalan to kM hla m THE MUPPET8 Guest: kig , SmHh" (1946) Alan Wayne, Kkfc Douglaa. A girtfrlend.(R) Connie Stevens. Ladd, Brenda MarshaN. A Qcaiboy defrauded of Ms 1:10 •JO raikoad agent disoovers gohf-rtch land plana a ape-, that orw of Ms own friands m M O V IE it* "H Couldn’t 9 it C8B NEWS 8PE- Is mixed with a gang of cM type of vengeance with' HaoM To A Nicor Q u f’ (9u. RVORT "A Conver train robbers. the help of a gunaWnger, an (1974) Paul, Sorvino, aaMon With The Preeldent’’ Indian, a d ru n a and a thief. Delivery MicnOTi Lw nm . a q o t p Si Dan Rather kilervleais Pree- 1:10 hours: SurnThu: 4:30 pin-lKX) am Idenf Ronald Reagan on the ■ M o v e ** "S e va n Mon*Sat: 4:30 pm*2KX) am • • LA^Siie A 8Hm- can’t make anyone baiavo aubjocts of the State of the Angry Men" (1956) Ray­ LEY carmine audHiona for that he was niied at gun­ Union addreaa and Me fkst mond Massey, Debra a pert In a muaical about point by a kiacious lady. year in office. Pagst A man and hia sons the Ufa of Rocky Oraziano. 2J6 ■ JÉ THE GREATEST attempt to aboNsh slavery g AMEfICAN HERO A high before the CIvN War. 9dX) ranking Thai ganerN Imple­ 1:40 2J0 ments a plan to eiminate. • LOVE AT FIRST 8IQHT T h e R e d - NEWS A recently married man IMOVIEI^AV« the tan top scientific minds ad A n d T h e C o w b o y" in the country. 2:10 who happens to be blind (1960) Glenn Ford, Rhonda ■ M O V IE *** "O n c e looks vmn fear at hia first ■ REAL reOPLE Fea­ Reming. A govemmant spy Upon A Time In The West" masting with Ms wNs's pro- tured: female prize fighters; (1909) Henry Fonda, Clau­ Joins a pair of Southam a handicapped forest tectivs parents. (R) sympathizars planning to dia Cardinale. A gurifighter ITHRBP8 C O M P A N Y rangsr; a min who plays attempts to control a vaki- deivar a message to Con­ the vM ln In a men’s room; a on as a pati­ federate kreguiars. abls tract of land In 19th- tim e makt to make some festival for a notorious century Kansas. extra money, g 2J6 19th-century madam. (R) ■ MOVIE "Three Come­ 2J6 Ham & Cheese Omelet only 99*. Breakfast O DEMOCRATIC • MOVIE "Death Of dies” (1974) Ted BesaeU, A GunMiter’’ (1969) Rich­ ■ M O V IE ** "El Paso" served daily %vith a 10% discount for r^BPONBE / ANALY8I8 / (1949) John Payne, Gall NBC NEWS REPORT Jackie Cooper. A psychia­ ard Wldnuuk, Lena Home. students. Entertainment nightly %vith Jazz trist deals with an elght- A smai-town marshal stub­ RutseH. In the days follow­ e M O V IE *** "T h e ing the Civil War, a Texas Return Of The Pink Panth­ v-old Jewel thetf; a man bornly refuses to relinquish Night every Sun. and Mon. There is never a lawyer discovers that a er" (1975) Peter Sellers. plagued with guilt feel­ his position even though cover charge at Mason & Stills. r show of force, rather than Christopher Plummer. Aod- ings about Ms wife; a poioe the town no longer needs peaceful bargaining. Is the dent-prone Inspector sergeant reoelvas the help him. answer to cleaning up cor­ Clouseau disguises himself of a beautiful criminologist. ruption In the territory. as a baNhop and a pool 4 J 0 9 J 0 1850 Monterey 541-1656 repairman m order to trap ■ M O V IE ** "D ep u ty ■ • M O V IE *it^/t "T o m 2:40 an elusive diemoTKltMef. Marshal" (iSiO) Jon Hai, Horn’’ (1960) Steve ■ N E W S Frances Langfofd. A deputy McQueen, Richard Fame- 4 JO 9^0 worth. A bounty hunter I THE ROCKFORD RLEB marshal hurin down a pak ■ M O V IE ** "S a n Fer­ of gunslingers and an hked by a group of ranch­ nando” (1944) Roy Rogers, I ■ DEMOCRATIC ers to track down rustlers Is EB^NBE TO THE knpohant rwlroed map. Dale Evans. A cowboy S set ig> for a hanging by Ms struggles to reetore peace STATE OF THE UMOH • Knives A 0 0 R E 8 B v k e d n e s iw L and jiisbce to a troubled, T l« FAa GUY An crime-ridden territory. Fishing Tackle 10:00 V j a n u a r TS t T S ! ^ ^ accident on a movie stunt Live Bait ’ TOBEAfWIOUNCEO EVENING Invoivss Colt when he steps * Guns & Ammunition NEWS In to Investigate. THE YOUNGEST VIC- 6J0 O t h e f a c t s o f u p e JANUARY 26.1962 Fly lying Supplies AMERICA’B SEXUAL­ ■ ■ ■ N E W B Biak and her-boyfrlend go ■ A B C N E W B E V E N IN O Reloading Supplies LY EXPLOfTEO CHILO A along on Mrs. Garrett’s fkst 6.-00 report on sexuaNy abusad ■ CHARUTB ANGELS date In fifteen years. • Clothing children. The Angels are locked up J N E W S • Black Powder Supplies on a prison farm where the ¡NEWS 10:16 CHARUrS ANGELS warden uses the female O LOVE, BKMEY sibney • Archery Equipment O TO BE ANNOUNCB) kMnatae In a graft scheme. tries to catch a and Laurie are shocked • Rod Building Supplies 10:80 compuWva gambler who 6J0 whm they find out why Pat­ NEWS bankrolls hit habh with bur- Back Packing & Campinc N E W S ty has been skipping L A V E R N E A S H IR L E Y A glary. ^ANY Everything goes N B C N E W S school. « C B S N E W S wrong when Láveme and 6J0 N E W S Bhlrtey are asked out by 7 J 0 10J0 ■ ■ DID Y Y N N A A f S T Y N B C N E W S two "dreemboats." ■ C 8 8 N E W S • d U M C Y A n Investiga- « C B S N E W S — Ild X ) • L A V B V IE A S H IR L E Y A COMPANY The gkls trick tion Into a idous w e 7J0 INEWB iNnR Richie and Potale Into tak­ leads Quincy Into the com­ ■ CBS NEWS ______W A Y N IG H T pany of a dieturbed pyro- ■ L A V E R N E S H IR L E Y Chevy Chase. Guest ing them to a high school A 4 maniec. COMPANY Aftar passing B W yJo e i. dance so Lavame can wki 805/544-2323 the grand prizs of a televi­ ■ N E W S out at a brewary party. Lav- 11:80 sion s e t erne worriee about her 719 Higuera Street • • A L IC E A bag fuN of YOU ABKK) FOR IT 11J0 behavior. San Luis Obispo. Ca. 93401 money Is left at Mars Diner "Spanish Town ■ ■ • ■ N E W S YOU ASKED FOR IT during the breakfast rush. Sets Itsei On Rre." s T y t u r d a y n i g h t “Winter WHdNfe • HAPPY DAYS A Q ^ «Host: Erie Idle. Guest: Alan W m ABC NEWS MQHT- Some snobbish characters Price. ■ HAjpPY DAYS AGAIN UNE learn something about Fonzie suddenly experienc­ m TO N »H T Guest host; I whan they Invite FOn- 11J0 es sneezing attacks when- Joan Rivars. Guaets: Mica zie t^M ^heodety party, • ■ M O V IE it * "H um an evar he’s about to Mas a ConrKMS. Rip Taylor. ASCI FeeNngs’’ (1976) Nancy 1 2iX ) M*A*S*H Hawkeys Waicar, BWy Crystal. A frue- A B C N E W S • • FANTASY IBLANO wem a 10 heal a wounded traled angel volunteers to M*A*B*H Radar’s An amnaala victim about to Korean women whom an save Las Vegas from fdaparture puts Klinger and ktherlt $20 mMon artd two ROK officer wants to ques­ almighty wrath by finding B.J. In the dumps. chidran seeking to reunite tion. sbe worthy souls In seven 7J0 thek parents hope to see 7 J 0 d a y s JR ) ■ 2 ON THE TOWN Fea­ thek dreams fuNMed. (R) • 2 ON THE TOWN Fea­ ABC NEWS NIGHT- tured: a look at what hap­ • BHA NA NA Guest: Zsa tured: an artist determined pens to movie theaters Zsa G a b o r. to prove that Loe Angeles O~T0M GHT Guest host: aftar they does; a profile of 12:06 has a culture; actor Femarv Joan Rivers. Guests: John composer Mike Poet. • m W K R P m C IN C IN ­ do Aiertde. a native of Mex­ Ritter, Charo, Charlotte BARNEY MILLER Chano NATI Jermifar fais In love ico starting a now career In Rae. ^ 9 1 0 with an attractive but flrmrv prssssd after AO- HollywocxI; a man who 12.-00 shooting two bank robbers daiy Insecure repairman. makes world-renowned ■ O LOVE BOAT A and Barney's wife makes a (R) harpsichords In the Holly­ newlywed's ex-husband fYTftlOCOMIOMCNO LOW Wolff NIOM OVTPVT citizen’s arrest of an 6 -y e a r- 12-JO w ood HWs. upsets her honeymoon old boy. O TOMORROW Guests: • BARNEY MILLS! Whie plans, two 13-year-olds O FAMILY FEUD former Irartlan president a hypnotist tries to extract experience first love, and ■ L A V E R N E A S H IR L E Y A Abolhassan Banl-Sadr; Important clues from Julie fails for a young man. COMPANY Lavame has to Hxjmaist Pierre SaHrrger, Wo|o’s foggy memory, an explain to an angry SMriey "the Happy Hooker” Xavl- inventor tries to steal his ■ SHA NA NA Guests: The why she received a passion­ (Rag. $8.96) ere Hollander. own blueprints. ShlreHes. ate love note from Carmine. S.A.M. BUSINESS SEMINAR LUNCHEON Ticket Sales Luncheon Date: P ^. 9,12:00-2:00, CSmmash 544-0303 On Sale: Business Bldg. Lobby 781 Manh #4 For Appointment Jan. 26—Feb. 6 10 am-4 pm San Luis Obispo Mens Cuts $10.00 978 M ONTEREY-5JI1-0667 -S.L.O. •- Price: $6.60 fues.-Sat. 10-5:30 Womens Cuts $13.50 .>

0 MOVIE k k “ Run For _ l THURS(¥YcöwiL •JO 4 J 0 Covar“ (1955) Jamaa Cag­ CHANNEL 2*S GOLDEN 0 MOVIE A A ..“Unknown ney, John Darak. A former NIVERSARY SHOW WHdarnaaa” (1973) Two EVi ON LA. A look at outlaw changaa tha Uvea of on ttM road wrtti tha Loa ÄKNXT oalabrataa 50 yaara taan age boya explore tha Classifîed UfM a woman and a young boy. of antartainmant and aar- Fob From Faak Tuao RAngaiaa Lakara; a raport on mountain raglona of Wyo­ saldan«, taouky i ataN dady 12:40 vlca to viawara of Southern ming and Montana in Raltaoon Fartilna Lo i tha naw>aat In vidao gamaa. ralaa ara S1.7S la r a S ana R rtisa la rs Craob And i m THE MUPPET8 Quast: 0 0 THE SAINT A power­ CaNfomia.____ aaarch of a traaaura raput- ndnaniira and J N tar aach ad- ful tycoon daddaa to uaa Anchorm an Ploaoa Robim I WM Rat JuUat Prowaa. 0 0 FOR adly burled there. dManal dna. WaaUy ralaa ara OoKlnaM1-4aS3 Simon to teat out a cryo- DavIdBrtnklay praaanta hia- Sa.00 la r «ha I dna ndnlnwini ganica theory. torlc film tootagß of tha and S1 .7 I la r aaah 0 0 MAQNUM A naar. Rooaavalt era and kitar- fatai car craah laavaa MaQ- 1:10 F U U - OR PART TmC-Caaplia 0 MOVIE A A “The vlawa with former Rooaavalt JANUARY 30.1982 num an atnnaalac and tha aaaodatea and currant F ayakla by ahaah aniy lo prima auapact In tha mur- Ravanga Of Frankanatain" ' M O R N IN G ■nolana Oaky. 0 * 0 M df. Rm yoar oam. Loeal Anraray (1958) Pater Cuahing, Fran­ political laadara on tha d isirlb u lo r traina you lo r aplon. dar of a glH ha was Mrad to 100th annivaraary of tha locata. cia Mathawa. Frankanatain didopporlunny PtionaI I I I SSI annata tha aid of a German birth of Franklin Ddano 8 J 0 ( 1 « 0 0 MOAK AND MINOY SUNRISE SEMESTER doctor to manufacture a Rooaavalt. T A L L d a r k 23yr old aaatw F Mork uniaaahaa a pha- NBC MAGAZINE E R U D ITU S nomanal Orkan raga In a monetar with a dwart’a 8 Companion for Frat Formal COLLEGE BASKET­ 8 J 0 En|oya Ho«-T and Catfish TYPHMMRM Elaobonle SO. 7S; aaady bar whan an amtad brain. 8BALL Oregon State va. KIDSWORLD Featured: 543^963______(1-27) RAR Typbia, Rona oa:20,ll'a a t haavy thraatana hia aon. (R) 1:50 0 0NEWS UCLA an Interview with Rick S44-2SS1 <2-18) O F A M E M ontgom ary la 0 THE DUKES OF HAZ- Hurtz, one of the atara of SCHOLARAHIPSI f a o ^ with d a d d ln g who wlH 2:25 ZARD tha TV ahow 'Th a Dukea Of STUOCNTS: 1S74 I unuaad aaoti yaar. WaTI lialp àndwho wW not parform in M O V IE kkk^A “ Lydia” 2 bdrm 12 s SO. Aaaumabto loan 0 •JO Hazzard”; a report from you find fham. Tfto L aaiyn Co. a atudant banafit and Bruno (1941) Marla Oberon, Kanaaa City, Miaaourl on mca parti. S4»>444. (127) 4da002S ( 1 - ^ ptrugglaaptruggiaa 1to ovarcoma Joaaph Cottan. An aldarly 0 0 DALLAS J.R. uaaa MarNao Stone in an effort to tha nawaat roHarcoaatar at a t a g a f r ^ . woman racalla her romantic regain Ma atartding with tha World’a of Fun theme park. 0 w ic W E •kitir “ W ild paat foHowirtg a noatalgic VILLA ALEGRE Rovara” (1971) WHtlam Hol- reunion with four of her for­ cartel. O MCCLAIN’S LAW Baf­ GIGGLESNORT HOTEL dan, ftyan O’Naal. A pair of mar lovara. PACESETTERS miamatchad oowboya taani fled by a aariaa of aaaming- 2 J 0 ly ranclom alayinga, McClain 8 7 J 0 up for a bonk robbary. 0 M O V IE k k k “ Walla poaaa aa a member of an 0 DUSTY’S TREEHOUSE •JO Fargo" (1937) Joel McCraa, underground organization 0 0SUPERFRIENDS HhTECHSKIS. 0 0 B E S T OF T H E W E S T Franoaa Dea. A man’a mar­ to gat avidanoa on two'of aTHEFUNTSTONES Ood CoMina aortda away for ^ riage crumMaa whHa ha Ita mambara. (Part 2) O BIG BLUE MARBLE a ntaN-ordar brida. (R) apanda courltleaa houra 1 0 J 0 * H-PERFORÉÑANC^ developing tha Walla Fargo. 7 J 0 •JO 0 0 FALCON CREST 0 MARLO AND THE MAG­ 0 0 KNOCTS LANDINQ 2:40 O ^ k S S IE A CO. (Pram- IC MOVIE MACHINE Gary, with Abby aa hia part- 0NEWS iara) A recently divorced 0 0 RICHIE RICH / DEALER. nar, pkmgoa into dabt for a , 4 J 0 woman (Angie Dlcklnaon) 8 C O O B Y D O O hlgh-rlak Invootfnant. 0 MOVIE “RImfira“ (1949) adjuata to tha life of a ain- S M U R F S No matter how fine a ^ may be.« 0 0 BARNEY MILLER Mary Bath Hughaa, Henry . working woman. DR. SNUGGLES It's important to shop for your ski W6)o la hit with a patamity Hull NEWS BIG BLUE MARBLE store every bit as carefully as you ault and than gM avan » S shop for the ski itself. T h ^ 's because mora ahocking nawa, and 1 1 J 0 8 J0 ------0O00NEWS r 0 P O P E Y E even the finest skis won't perform : DIatrIch arroota a movla to their fullest capacity unless * JANUARY 29.1982 SATURDAY NIGHT THE RIFLEMAN A thaotar patron drlvan bar* 8 8 ^ th ^ 're properly fitted, and unless ‘ : aork by tha fllm'a vldanoa. Hoat: Elliott Gould. Guaat: 8t30 E V E N IN G Leon Radbona. they've been well chosen to match ‘ 0 0 TA R Z A N / L O N E the ski's technology to your own iSi’^OfFTRENT STROKES 8 J 0 I l 'J O RANGER 0 0 0 N E W S unique abilities, stren^h and style. Arnold haa nightmaraa that 0 0 M O V IE k k “ Th a | 0 F O N Z / L A V E R N E & At MountainAir . youll find ha wW ba' orphanad again. S ^ C N E W S Premonition” (1976) HIRLEY 0 CHARLIE’S ANGELS i the ski department manned by g Sharon FarraN,~Jaff Coray. O KID SUPER POWER skiers who love the sport and who •JO 6 J 0 Tha deranged, natural HOUR love helping people get the most out 0 0 T A M T o n y faNa Jo N E W S mother of a flva-yaar-old 0 RAT PATROL of it. The most fun. The most value leva with a rich young baau- N B C N E W S girl udooahaa her paychic •JO for their equipment dollar. Vtte're I powara on the adoptive C B S N E W S 0 LEAVE rr TO BEAVER proud to have been chosen as an mother In order to gat her Si'^IM M E A BREAK The 7 J 0 9 J 0 authorized Rossignol dealer It's an daughter bock. chlaf arrahgaa a data 0 C 8 S N E W S 0 0 B U M B U N N Y / hqnor that not everyone earns And batwaan NoN and a poNoa*. 0 L A V E R N E A S H IR LE Y A 0 0 ABC NEWS NIGHT- R O A O R U N N ^ ' it's an honor that w ell do everything m an. (R ) ' COMPANY Lavama and UNE HEATHCUFF AND in our power to merit. Come in TONIGRT Guaat hoat: 0 0 SMrtay anroH In >a corra- O M A fiA A D U K E today. See the .superb new Hi-Tech 10J0 David Brannar. Guaata: Hal- apondanca modeling m -M A N Rossignol skis. And ask our advice: 0 0 N U R S E M ary la an Gurley Brown, i Sugar caught in tha mktdla of a a ch o d . : AND HARRIET it's free. Because we don't just want O YOU ASKED FOR IT Ray Leonard, Kata Jack- to sell you some skis. \Aë want to convovarty ovor how pri- aon. 10J0 v A a tha Ufa of an alactad Featured: “Belgium Stilt O O (KXJME GOLD / make you a long-term customer. — 1 2 J 0 official can or. ahoukt ba Warrlora” and “Rabbit THUNDARR kopt. M a n d .” J FR ID A Y S ^ SPACE STARS VIDEOWEST: BACK- 0 2 0 / 2 0 _ 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN S H A N A N A Marlon tranaforma heraelf TAGEPASS HILL STREET BLUES 8 10:30 Into a vallad beauty whan Captain FurNo offara to 12:30 0AMERICA’S TOP TEN «turn In hia badge, and an aha faara aha might loaa SCTV NETWORK 90 11 J O all-night pokar gama Howard to a younger wom­ MOVIE AAV» “Man On an. 8Tha Flying Trapeze“ (1935) 0 0WEEKEND SPECIAL prompta Joa to attempt to “Tha Notorioua Jumping A B C N EW S W.C. Fialda, Mary Brian. A deal with Lucy In a difforant Frog Of Calaveraa County’’ M*A*S*H Whan Klingar daughtar halpa her unhappy Helping you meet the challenge m annar. A 'modern-day achoolboy Itrlaa to financlalty aid a father atand up for hla 0NEWS Joumaya back In time, .South Korean girl, her righta. 818 Higuera St., SLU 11J0 mother miaundaratanda hla where ha antara the now- 0 0 0 0 N E W S 1 J 0 at Chorro motivaa. famoua frog-)umping con- SATURDAY NIGHT 0 MOVIE AAH “TlUia taat. (R ) 143-1676 7 J 0 SHoot: Dick Cavatt. Guaat: And Qua" (1933) W.C. D A IT Y / S P E E D Y SNOW REPORT 144-SNOW 2 ON THE TOWN Fea­ Ry Coodar. 0 FMda. AHaon Skipworth. TARZAN tured: a look at tha Aaaod- Two gamblara praland to 8 1 1 J 0 atlon For TrouMad ChH- 11:30 QUINCY Quincy ba wealthy In an attempt to 0 0 dran; a look at Sothaby 00BLACKSTAR attampta to dacraaaa hia gat money from their niece. Park Bamat, a pramhim art 0 EVENING AT THE 0 0 AMERICAN BAND­ work load by returning, to auction houaa; a look at STAND Ma medical practica. (R) IMPROV Hoat: Lynn how tha Blind Childran’a Redgrave. OBULLWINKLE 0 0 ABC NEWS NIGHT- Canter la helping thak pra- UNE achodara. 0NEWS AFTERNOON 0 TONIGHT Guaat hoat: 0 BARNEY MILLER Flah 2 J 0 David Brannar. Guaata; maata hia match In a young 0 M O V IE k k k “ Th e Day Joan Embary, Suaan Saint girt ha picka up for a aua- Of Tha Jackal” (1973) 12J0 0 T R O L L K I N S Jamaa, O aiaghar. pactad theft whUa Wo)o Edward Fox, Taranoa Aiax- COLLEGE BASKET­ cauaaa a rumor to ba ar>dar. An International hit 12J0 8BALL MInneaota at Indiana 0 0 VEGAS A man plana apraad about Impending ntan and quick-change art- LOST IN SPACE The to kin BInzor tnd hla g irl- diaaatar for tha dty. iat called “ Th e Jack a l“ la 0 Robinaona are in danger frland bacauaa ha thinka O FAMILY FEUD Mrad by tha OAS to aaaas- from a race of primitivea tha coupla aaw him at tha L A V E R N E S H IR LE Y alnata Chartaa Do GauNa. 0 A A under tha control of a com­ aoana of a murder. (R) COMPANY SMrtay cauaaa 2 J 0 puter. | SHA NA NA Guaat: havoc at tha bravmry whan 0 M O V IE k k “Horizona tava ANan. aha gate promoted artd Of Tha Sea” (1972) Docu­ 12:30 ! 12J0 trlaa to change avaryona’a mentary. Three deap-aea O 0 TOM AND JERRY O TOMORROW QuaaU: work habita. divora And adventure and 0 ITS YOUR BUSINESS Mngo Starr; actraaa Angie PEOPLFSCOURT axdtamant aa they axplora O WEEKEND HEROES “John Matuazak” ' Dlcklnaon; Allan Carr Intar- THE MUPPETS Guaat: the off-ahora raglona of vlawa actora David Naugh* I Avery Schrlebar. AuatraNa. 1 J 0 ton and MNoa O ’Kaafa. (R) 0NEWS 0 0 FAT ALBERT

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GOLD ROCKI PICEKI 'MARGARITAS WMT4Ì WI 5:90 0 0 GOLDEN GLOBE — TSMUHlWcOHtl- P VIEWPOINT Quest: Joe AWARDS Ths 39th annual Morning Spedai • M O V IE it* " R e d Reagan, MBPD Juvenik; edition of these awards, TomeNnvk" (1967) Howard Crin>e Prevention. honoring excelleiKje in the Delidous Homemade Breakfast Burritos Keel, Joan Caulfield. An EVENING of motion pictures Army officer attempts- to 6 C P television, will be tele­ ward off another massacre O 0 CBS NEW. cast fromihe Beverly-HHton »Chorizo, Egg fc Bean (M exico Sausage) $1 reeembllng Custer's Last 0 M O V IE * * ' i r T h e Hotel In Beverly Hills, Calif. *Papa8 con Huevo (Chunks of Potatok. Stand. Doberman Gang" (1972) 0 BARBARA MANDRELL • THE MONSTERS Eddie Bryon Mabe, Hal Reed. AND THE MANDRELL SIS­ Scrambled eggs) has to take a pet to school When a pair of crooks train TERS Quests: Donny tor a contest. a gang of Dobermans to Osmond, Rav Stevens. . f Huevo con Frijoles (Egg ác Refried Beans) •75C 10:00 • M O V IE **'* "K in g steal a iK l respond to com- $1.15 Creole” (1956) EMs Pres­ ntands by whistle, the dogs O 0 FANTASY BLAND ‘»T X. Bacon,I Egg, Bean ley, Carolyn Jones. A youth fool their masters by learn­ An oil rig worker who hasn’t ^ I Machaca con Huevo (Shredded Beef 9c $1.15 becomes a smaahing hit ing their lessons s Nttle too seen a woman in a year whan he agrees to airtg in a meats a centerfold model, Scrambled eggs) oangster-owned New aiKl a piot goes after the 6:90 legendary thundarbird. Sale Price Good Only until 11:00 am Orleans nightspot. 0 0 0 N E W S g i f T O B E A N N O U N C E D Open Wk. 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