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Race Across the World Adog’s life He was snow desperate discovery+ Bill Dorris, a Nashville, Tenn., Police in the Ukrainian village In season two of this real-world businessman, was 84 when he of Hrybova Rudnya determined adventure series, five teams of died last year, WTVF-TV report- the man who called them Feb. 13 two are racing from point A to ed, leaving $5 million to his be- and confessed to seriously in- point B without flying. Who will loved border collie, Lulu. juring his stepfathermade the make it in the quickest time and Dorris, who traveled frequent- call to get the road in front of his win a big cash prize? ly, often left Lulu in the care of house cleared of snow. his friend Martha Burton, 88, Police spokeswoman Yulia Unbroken who will keep the dog and will be Kovtun told the BBC the man AMC, 7 p.m. reimbursed for reasonable insisted officers would need Olympian Louis Zamperini was monthly expenses from the trust special equipment to get to him, serving his country during World established for Lulu by the will. but when police arrived, they War II when a plane crash left Burton was chill about the found no assault, and the road him floating in the Pacific. His The CW whole thing. “I don’t really know had been cleared by a tractor. rescue by a Japanese naval ship Candice Patton and Grant Gustin star in “The Flash,” airing what to think about it to tell you The man was fined. leads to even more hardship as a tonight on The CW. the truth,” she said. “He just prisoner of war. really loved that dog.” Dictator’s throne actors-turned-adult stars, Judy Prodigal Son In an auction in Chesapeake NCIS Garland and Mickey Rooney. The Fox, 8 p.m. Just their type City, Md., that closed Feb. 8, a CBS, 7 p.m. evening begins with three Gar- Malcolm (Tom Payne) investi- The Boston Globe reported white wooden toilet seat pilfered Gibbs (Mark Harmon) accom- land films. The first —“Thorough- gates the case of a famous plastic Feb. 15 about the newest hipster from Adolf Hitler’s retreat in the panies Sloane (Maria Bello) on a breds Don’t Cry” (1937)— also surgeon who was murdered in craze: typewriters. Manual, Bavarian Alps sold for about trip to Afghanistan to find a features Rooney. Next up is the the new episode “Face Value.” heavy, clunky “typers.” $18,750, the Sun reported. group of kidnapped girls in the musical “Easter Parade” (1948), Tom Furrier, owner of Cam- Ragnvald C. Borch, a U.S. sol- new episode “True Believer.” starring Garland, Fred Astaire Home Again With the Fords bridge Typewriter, Boston’s only dier, was one of the first to arrive and a number of notable Irving HGTV, 8 p.m. remaining typewriter repair at the Berghof at the end of World The Flash Berlin tunes. Tonight’s final Gar- Two college sweethearts just shop, noticed upward sales in War II. His senior officers told The CW, 7 p.m. land film is “A Star Is Born” bought an old Victorian. Now, April. “I was busy beforehand, him to “get what you want” from When an experiment to save (1954), for which she received a they need Leanne and Steve but COVID raised my business by the damaged property, so Borch Barry’s (Grant Gustin) speed best actress Oscar nomination. Ford’s help to update the house. 40 percent,” he said. grabbed a toilet seat and shipped backfires, Nash Wells (Tom Cav- Following that are five Mickey While typewriters can’t take it home to New Jersey, where he anagh) searches for a way to save Rooney films, one of which is OWN Spotlight: (In)Visible the place of digital communica- displayed it in his basement. the Flash and comes up with a “The Black Stallion” (1979), fea- Portraits tions devices, they’re attractive to Bill Panagopulos of Alexander dangerous plan. turing Rooney in a best support- OWN, 8 p.m. young people for creative endeav- Auctions said, “This was as close ing actor Oscar-nominated role. Artist and storyteller Oge Eg- ors that have become popular to a ‘throne’ as the dictator would The Resident buonu’s directorial debut is a during the lockdowns. ever get.” Borch’s son put up the Fox, 7 p.m. Kenan powerful celebration of Black “My customers use it for jour- “trophy” for auction; the buyer Old memories come back to NBC, 7:30 p.m. women sharing their stories of naling, poetry, creative writing,” was not identified. haunt Conrad (Matt Czuchry) Kenan (Kenan Thompson) struggle and resilience. Furrier said. “It’s all about writing when he gets a distress call from struggles with his increased work without internet distractions, Family that jabs together someone in his past in the new schedule when “Wake Up With FBI: Most Wanted about getting into a zone.” Joanna Zielinski, 62, of Naples, episode “Hero Moments.” Kenan!” adds a fourth hour to the CBS, 9 p.m. Fla., was arrested Feb. 11 after show. In the new episode “Winner,” a Thanks, Obama stabbing her sister, Laura, 64, Young Rock suspect escapes trial and goes on Robert Joseph Hallick of Chat- multiple times with an EpiPen, NBC, 7 p.m. FBI amurder spree. tanooga, Tenn., was arrested Feb. according to authorities. Anew episode of Dwayne CBS, 8 p.m. 11 and charged with perjury, forg- Investigators said the two “The Rock” Johnson’s semi-auto- In the new episode “Discord,” Assembly Required ery and identity theft after apply- spent the evening drinking and biographical sitcom premieres Tiffany Wallace (Katherine Renee History, 9 p.m. ing for a handgun permit using taking drugs, and Laura fell tonight. Turner) examinesthe tension “Home Improvement” stars former President Barack Obama’s asleep on the couch. between her career as an FBI Tim Allen and Richard Karn join name, according to court docu- “At some point,” said police, TCM Spotlight: Growing Up special agent and the responsibili- woodworking do-it-yourself You- ments. “Joanna went crazy and attacked on Screen ty she feels to her community as Tube star April Wilkerson. The arrest report also said his Laura with an EpiPen,” because TCM, beginning at 7 p.m. aBlack woman. application included a letter with “I’m allergic to drunks,” and she Each Tuesday this month, New Amsterdam aUnited States seal and U.S. wanted to sober up her sister. Turner Classic Movies will show Superman & Lois NBC, 9 p.m. Department of State letterhead, The Smoking Gun reported the films recognizing two popular The CW, 8 p.m. The hit medical drama starring along with a $50 check, WTVC-TV EpiPen was prescribed to Joanna, actors whom viewers basically While adjusting to their new Ryan Eggold as Dr. Max Goodwin reported. but Laura wasn’t affected by the watched grow up onscreen from lives in Smallville, Lois (Elizabeth returns for season three. Max and In November, Hallick was medicine because it wasn’t in- their starts as child stars to their Tulloch) and Clark (Tyler Hoe- his team face the daunting task of denied a handgun permit under jected. Joanna was charged with adult roles. It begins tonight with chlin) make an important deci- sustaining that optimism while his own name due to a warrant domestic battery. two of the most famous child sion concerning one of their sons. dealing with a pandemic. for his arrest in Michigan. From Andrews McMeel Syndication

Government assistance has been sent out DEAR ABBY Dear Readers: Those economic stimu- bracelets (I like lots of each for chunki- lus payments many of us received last ness and texture).I roll the sleeves up ‘Helpful’ husband year and into this year? Let’s take a look: twice and tie a thin ribbon, string or belt 1. The CARES Act (Coronavirus Aid, around the garment on my waistline, is caught with two Relief and Economic Security) is an and pull the top up and over the ribbon economic impetus program passed by or belt to finish the look. Congress in March of 2020 that pro- Janna W. in Illinois younger women vided many Americans a cash payment Dear Abby: I have been married for 26 years. Five (around $1,200 per individual). Janna, excellent! By the way, experts years ago, my husband gave a young lady $5,000 This was designed as an offset to gov- HELOISE agree: If you’re wearing a looser, baggier through credit card charges over a six-month peri- ernment-mandated stay-at-home orders top, finish with a snug bottom. If your Dear Heloise: I keep my car keys on my od. We are not wealthy. When I found the charges and closures of businesses. The closures jeans or pants are looser, complete that nightstand. If anything happens during in our credit report, he took a second job to pay were put in place in an attempt to quell look with a fitted, shapely top. Balance. the night, I can use the “panic” button it off. I don’t think their relationship was sexual the COVID-19 virus. Relief to businesses Heloise on my key fob to set off the alarm on my because he is impotent. It was hurtful. While he was and organizations was also provided. car and thereby alert the neighbors. taking this young lady shopping, he told me he was 2. There was a second payment of Dear Heloise: I keep my most impor- Brittany T. in Dallas, Texas at work. around $600 per individual as part of tant documents in an accordion file Recently, I caught him going to another young the Consolidated Appropriations Act, binder that I can grab and go in case Dear Heloise: I teach my daughter, who lady’s apartment to help her with things like hang- along with more stimulus dollars for of an emergency. Tabs can include is away at college, that there are times ing a TV. I don’t care if he helps people. What I DO businesses. Home, Auto Insurance, Will, Emergency when it is OK to lie. When a suspicious care about is his sneaking around to do it. I have Do you have to repay these dollars? Contacts, Bank Account Numbers, etc. person asks her the following: tried talking to him about why he feels he needs to No. And you don’t claim the payment as This system is easy to update, main- Are you traveling alone? sneak. He has no answer. What makes men sneak? income on your tax return either. Also, tain and store. Your readers might want Are you out alone? Deceived in Kentucky the second payment was given free of to keep this folder as a backup. Are you headed home alone? encumbrances. Betty M. in Pennsylvania It’s for sure OK to lie. Dear Deceived: Your husband may fear your disap- These acts are incredibly detailed and Richard K. in Ohio proval of his relationships — however platonic they complex. Check with your tax preparer, Send a money- or time-saving hint may be — with these younger women. What makes bank officer or financial adviser for more Dear Heloise: To style a baggie sweater, to Heloise, P.O. Box 795001, people of both genders sneak, by the way, is usually information. sweatshirt or pullover, I pop it on and San Antonio, TX 78279-5000, a sense of guilt. Heloise start accessorizing with necklaces and or Email: [email protected]. Dear Abby: Our son, “Justin,” is getting married. He told his dad the other day that his fiancee would like for my husband to go with Justin to his salon to get TODAY’S CROSSWORD his hair cut and beard trimmed for the wedding. My husband is upset about it because he feels his soon- ACROSS 63 Veered 44 Email provider 51 Job 55 Gardener’s to-be daughter-in-law is implying that his haircut 1 Defect 64 Out of control 45 Cornhusker city 52 Lions’ purchase isn’t good enough. I’m unsure how to handle this 5 That ship 65 Berlin article 46 Place for togas quarry 56 Jekyll’s other half situation. Help, please. 8 “— Zapata” 66 Take on cargo 47 Certain corn chip 53 Young horse 59 Thurman of “The Grooming Groom’s Dad in Georgia 12 Where icicles hang 49 Foot parts 54 Sioux City site Golden Bowl” 14 Snowman DOWN accessory 1 Greek salad topper Dear G.G.D.I.G.: Try to get your offended spouse to 15 French girl, perhaps 2 Ordinances laugh about it. Point out that EVERYONE looks bet- 16 Fine-tune 3 With, to Maurice ter with a fresh haircut and a trim. 17 Squeeze oranges 4 Diminish by long 18 Most recent use 19 Gave credit 5 Went quickly Contact Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. 21 Beaver State 6 Acid rain watchdog, Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. 23 Wray of “King Kong” for short 24 LAX info 7 Most distant 25 Victorian, e.g. 8 Glen or dale 26 Mans 9 Campaign issue TODAY IN HISTORY 30 Bumbling 10 Windshield adjunct 1932: The 20th Amendment to the Constitution, 32 Mexican abodes 11 Hartford competitor which moved the date of the presidential 33 Beer-selling 13 Rowboats inauguration from March 4 to January 20, was 14 Quarry restaurant passed by Congress and sent to the states for 37 Jai — 20 Univ. degrees ratification. 38 Standing tall 22 Knocks firmly 39 Yield, as interest 24 Pass, in Congress 1867: Howard University, a historically Black 40 Act for 26 Heal over school of higher learning in Washington, D.C., was 42 Wander 27 Chaucer offering founded. Congress passed, over President Andrew 43 Trebek or Sajak 28 Now Johnson’s veto, the first of four Reconstruction 44 Goddess of wisdom 29 Laissez-— Acts. 45 Switch position 30 Curie daughter 48 Current 31 Pearly whites HAPPY BIRTHDAY 49 Likewise 33 Kind of dog 50 Pestle partner 34 Like blue moons Former Soviet President and Nobel peace 52 Aquarium favorite 35 Mideast country laureate Mikhail S. Gorbachev is 90. Singer Jay 57 La Scala highlight 36 New Age singer Osmond is 66. Rock singer Jon Bon Jovi is 59. 58 Adjust a piano 38 Took on a date Actor Daniel Craig is 53. Actor Rebel Wilson 60 Like caramel 41 Ms. Peel of “The is 41. Actor Bryce Dallas Howard is 40. NFL 61 Cabins Avengers” quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is 39. 62 Rhea cousins 42 Hidebound