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Show TV Today Versatile Albert Finney Will Portray Pope By Harold Schindler Tribune Television Editor There is certainly something to be said for Albert Finneys versatility as an actor. Finney first became known to film audiences for his performance in the title role of Liane Langland, Ken Kercbeval, Richard Masur, Beverlee McKinsey, Joyce Van Patten, and Charlie Fields star in a two-hoNBC World Premiere Movie: The Rhode Island Demon Murder. According to the network, the fictional drama tells the story of an boy, alwhose demons, by legedly possessed sisters teen-ag- e boyfriend commits a homicide while supposedly under the influence of the demons. The Rhode Island Demon Murder is a Dick Clark Cinema Productions, Inc, presentation Tom Jones," which won him an Oscar nomina- tion. Over the years he has been seen as "Luther, and Scrooge, Daddy 1 ' - " Z - Z - in Z - I. ; Warbucks. Now he has signed to make his American television debut in a three-hou- r dramatic special for CBS as the current Pope in "John Paul II, to be filmed this spring in Yugoslavia and Rome. Working from a script by Christopher Knopf, the film focuses on the charismatic, dedicated Pontiff from the days of his youth as Karol Woj- tyla in Wadowice, Poland, to his in- -, stallation as head of the worlds Ro-man Catholic Church. The drama includes his years in his native coun- try as a religious leader, diplomatic social activist against the Nazis, and strong adversary of the communist government FOR WHAT ITS WORTH; KSLs new weekend sports anchor is Jim and Nantz, formerly of KHOU-TKTRH-Radi- o in Houston, Tex. Nantz replaces Jeff Hullinger, who left the station to take a job with KOA-Tin Denver. Nantz also will be taking over nightly sports chores whenever Paul James is on assignment . . . Gram- Dolly Parton, a three-tim- e will videotape her first television special for HBO next March in a solo performance at the Old Dominion Theatre in London. The special will air as a spring production for the network. The concert before an audience will be taped on March neck idiocy, Dukes of Hazzard, in which bad driving and worse grammar are treated as if they were virtues, but CBS has elected to bring forth an animated version for children on the networks Saturday morning schedule effective next February. CBS flacks are billing The Dukes, as a rollicking new animated comedy-adventur- e about the hilarious folk of Hazzard County d competing in an race. The animated version will feature the voices of the stars of the prime time series. And if parents are supposed to shout for joy, CBS ought to take a saliva test . . around-the-worl- Soulima Stravinsky will celebrate the personal memoir of a musical rt entitled genius in a My Father, Stravinsky, a Kennedy Center Tonight special airing in on PBS stations around the country. The comments and memories of the son, Soulima, will be accompanied by The St. Paul Chamber Orchestra under the baton of Pinchas Zukerman. The hour-lon- g special will be seen on KUED Jan. 19 at 9 p.m. docu-conce- V pay-cab- 28-2- mid-Janua- - Gabriella NAPLES, Italy CAP) Casale, 32, gave birth to quintuplets four boys and a girl at the Santobono Hospital Thursday, hospital officials said. 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But he expects an agreement will be reached by January allowing Park City Community Clinic to remain open. The bungling referred to Thursday by health director Frank Singleton is by the State Department of Health which is charged with administering all Title 10 federal family planning funds in Utah for the first time this year. Previously, the money went directly to Park City Community Clinic and Planned Parenthood of Utah. The state agreed to contract with the community clinic in November for family planning services and Summit County commissioners signed-of- f the agreement. But this week health department officials said they could not contract directly with a private agency. Instead, they want to contract with Summit County which would subcontract with the community clinic. Negotiations Broke Down When negotiations broke down with the state Tuesday, clinic director Diana Maxell said she might have to close the clinics doors in January if funds arent received soon. The problem is the agreement reached betweenthe state health department and Park City Community Clinic is contrary to the legislative intent of Senate Bill 3 that required parental consent before birth control devices could be given to minors, according to Dr. James Mason, health department director. Dr. Mason, who wasnt aware of the agreement reached between his department and the clinic until this week, said it failed to meet legislative intent. I think the language in the bill is flexible enough for the agreement to work, Mr. Single-to- n said. What our commission is concerned about is that if the state disagreed they should have let us know right after we wrote the agreement in November, not mi Dec. 14. Responsible for Funds Summit County Commission would be responsible for family planning funds if they contract with the state and subcontract with the community clinic which want to do, Mr. , they really dont Singleton said. The county doesnt want the program but they dont object to Diana having it as long as she obeys the law, Mr. Singleton said, referring to Senate Bill 3. While agreement is possible between the three entities, it will take time and the clinic is already almost insolvent. Talk to Mason First We didnt come to any conclusions at todays meeting, Ms. Maxell said. But were still talking and Im optimistic that we will work something out. j - Stations Local 2:30 a.m. Movie: "Redllne 7000," James Caan 4:25 a.m. Movie: "Accused of Murder," David Brian Advertisement 17, 1982 Ell Clinic in Park City To Remain Open? . Viewing Todays Television The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, December Bungling Slows Agreement The County Commission doesnt object to subcontracting with Ms. Maxell but they would like to talk to Dr. Mason first, Mr. Single toil said. But Dr. Mason said he sees no reason to meet. The commission refuses to consider an agreement until it knows more about the legislative intent language, Mr. Singleton said. Theyre also concerned because they set the new county budget Wednesday which will have to be changed if the contract is approved. I can afford to spend weeks negotiating but Liana - or Two Accidents The incident actually two sepaoccurred near the 650 North off ramp of Interstate 15 in Clearfield. It had been snowing causing icing and slick conditions on the freeway. The Sidell and Gottchalk vehicls were apparently involved in the first accident. While a Utah Highway Patrol trooper was investigating that crash, a pickup truck began to slide on the road. The driver regained control, but not before behind him causing a semi-trailto jackknife and hit another vehicle. A second semiapparently slammed into the Sidell vehicle while avoiding the jackknifed truck. rate accidents er Negligence G aimed Mr. Ansley, driver of one of the was later charged neglMent homicide in the of mr. Sidell. He pleaded semi-trailer- s, want - ads cant because she just doesnt have the money, Mr. Singleton said. While the total grant was normally given to the clinic, the state said they will pay 830 per patient per year rather than a set fee. Costs Are Still There Whether we get the anticipated number of clients or not, the costs are still there, Ms. Maxell said. The original decision which gave funds to the state was appealed to the U.S. Court of Appeals and will be heard Jan. 24 in Washington, D.C., Ms. Maxell said. If the outcome isnt positive, other options will be explored. Were exploring all of our options but we need money now to operate until the appeal goes through and I see state funding as the best option now available, she said. Other options include becoming a private agency or affiliating with Planned Parenthood of Utah. However, neither of those solutions would provide subsidized services for people who cant afford family planning. r SAVE SALE! YULE on YAMAHA GUITARS MAHOGANY GUITARS G-2- II 31 Classic Guitar Manufacturer's Sug. List Chip board case $175.00 26.75 $201 .75 TOTAL RETAIL VALUE $115 Tho Number 1 NATIONAL Luggage Store WtaBanUmerfcarri SSuoi 208 SOUTH STATE STREET PHONE Monday ttoru Saturday 359-177- 2 Reason for Being Our reason for being in existence is to help peole who cant afford family planning services, Ms. Maxell said. We have excellent private care in this community but 80 percent of our clientele receive subsidized SNOW THROWERS care. Because the state grant may not be large enough even if it goes to the clinic, Mr. Singleton said it might be possible for the clinic to save rent by moving in with the countys health and social service complex. Were willing to explore Ms. Maxell said. But its important to make the distinction that we are a private agency that happens to have govenmment funding. Complete Line Here All guilty to traveling too fast for existing conditions. According to the civil suit, Mrs. Sidell claims the accident vtas the result of negligence on the part of all the defendants. As a proximate result of the negligence of the defendants, the heirs of Russell D. Sidell have been deprived of the society, companionship, affection of Mr. Sidell. She claims those heirs have been deprived of the financial support and services of Mr. Sidell in the amount of $250,000. She also states that damage in sum of $100,000 was incurred as the result of loss of income from the victim. Mrs. Sidell is also asking for money to pay for medical expenses and the burial of her husband. A second part of the lawsuit involves mental and physical injuries Mrs. Sidell incurred as a result of the accident. She is asking for $85,000 to offset those injuries. Council Chooses Mabey as Chief Salt Lake City Council members elected Grant Mabey as their chairman for 1983 Thursday night and Edward Parker vice chairman. The seven members selected the officers by secret ballot. Needing four votes for a majority, Councilman Mabey won on the first ballot and Councilman Parker mi the third. They will succeed 1982s officers, Chairwoman Sydney and Vice Chairman Ronald Whitehead. The chairperson carries out official duties in the councils behalf, such as signing ordinances and other documents, and also serves as mayor pro tempore. The council, however, has traditionally rotated the chair at fom)al meetings among members each month. at Low SALE PRICES Sales and Service Eldredges C357EII s' 867 East 9th So., : 355-607- 3 Of (MTnfkWauWS i Two Summit County commissioners leave office Dec. 30 so there is some hesitation to accept a new agreement before the new commission takes office, Mr. Singleton said. Meanwhile, he will continue meeting with Ms. Maxell and state health department officials in hopes of reaching an agreement the commission will approve. 15 Special to The Tribune A Lava Hot FARMINGTON Springs, Idaho, woman is seeking more than $400,000 from three individuals who were involved in a February 1981 accident in which her husband was killed. Margaret Sidell filed the suit this week in 2nd District Court in Farmington. She names as defendants Gene Layton Shindler, William G. Ansley and Heidi Gottschalk. She also names the two trucking companies that employed the two male defendants and Miss Gottschalks father, Walter, as defendants in the suit. Mr. Gottschalk was named because his daughter was 17 at the time of the accident. Mrs. Sidells hus band, Rusell, 76, was fatally injured during a Feb. 12, 1981, accident involving two semi-tracttrailers and four cars, including a Utah Highway Patrol vehicle. 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