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Show r iyrt" rf sm. 6B The Salt Lake Tnbune, Friday, January 21, 1'tBlj Television Today 2s Trip Past A Space Odyssey: Voyager Television will do what it does best cover news events as they Friday occur. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory at Pasadena, Calif,, has arranged to air of the the Voyager 2 satellite fly-bplanet Uranus for the next five days. Unfortunately, word was slow circulating and there was no way to inform cable viewers that the Pasadena program would begin Thursday night. However, the broadcasts will continue Friday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at 6 p.m. (Zion time) on Cable Channel 12 in Salt Lake City and Cable Channel 27 in West Valley those being the only two channels available. According to NASA, Significant scientific findings of the Voyager 2 mission, including selected segments of real time' images from the satel- - y Harold Schindler Television Editor will be transmitted as encounters the planet Ura lites cameras Voyager 2 nus. The broadcasts also will include in terviews with scientists, computer- - NASA F or those who are unable to watch Telet ision Stations KUTV, Channel 2, 973-300- 0 KSL-TChannel 5, 575-53- KTYX, Channel U 972-- 1 776 Kl El), Channel 7, 58 7777 KBYU, Channel 11, (Provo) 378-529- 8 KOOC, Channel 30, (Ogden) CD Friday January 24 5:15 a.m. a 5:25 a m. (D (D 5:55 a.m. 6:00 a.m. News ABC's World News This Morning CBS Morning News Jimmy Swaggart (5) CS) CD 59 (?) CD Guiding Light Educational Programming Mister Rogers Bewitched CD 53) Down To Earth CD Santa Barbara General Hospital (D NBC News Morning Stretch CBS Early Morning News CD 6:15 a.m. a 53) a (?) (D CD 53) 59 T ransformers 159 Popeye (H) 6:45 a.m. A.M. Weather 7:00 a.m. CD Today Good Morning America Mister Rogers Polka Dot Door CD QJ) aa 59 39 She-R- a (D Plasticman (?) CD Sesame Street Timmy And Lassie 7:30 a.m. 5J) Voltron, Defender Of The Universe M.A.S.K. 59 8:00 a.m. CD 25,000 Pyramid 53) a a Sesame Street Scooby Doo Captain Harlock CD Card Sharks CD Figuring 8:30 a.m. a a It CD CD aa CD 53) a 53) a a CD 53) a a Perfect Match Why In The World Polka Dot Door Weekday CD CD 53) a CD CD CD 53) a a a (?) 53) a As The World CD Turns Pappenheimers a Alive a a News C? One Life To Live Nova Sesame Street 5ij 59 Beverly Hillbillies Movie - The Major And The Minor.'' 1942, Ray Milland a 12:30 p.m. 1 EYEWITNESS NEWS with Corola Mikita L Holly McCollum. 1 EYEWITNESS NEWS with Dick Nourse and Bruce Lindsay. 5 News The Bounder Hooked On Aerobics Taxi 59 a Soap 10:30 p.m. Doctor Who Business 53) Nightly 59 Report Comedy Break Dark Shadows a 10:35 p.m. CD G.l. Joe Tonight WKRP In Cincinnati 5:00 p.m. NBC News ABC News 10:40 p.m. 11:00 p.m. Shakespeare CD Contact 1 House On Little The Prairie Leave It To CUD Beaver (?) (D OS a Three s Company News CBS News Wild. Wild World Of Animals Mork And Mindy Movie - The Bad And The Beautiful." 1952, Kirk Douglas, Lana Turner MacNeil - Lehrer Newshour Zone 59 59 Twilight (?) Jeffersons is1 11:10 p.m. Movie - The Comedy Tonight 11:05 p.m. People Vs Jean Harris. 1981 Ellen Burstyn. Mar- 6:00 p.m. . 2 Carlisle & King together with Mark Eubank on KUTV NEWS! A EYEWITNESS CD (?) (D (U) 59 a tin NEWS News Wheel Of Fortune Wild. Wild World Of Animals Timmy And Lassie Gimme A Break' One Day At A Time 6.30 p.m. Movie - "Curse Of The Swamp Creature. 1966, John Agar. Francine York 39 Independent News 11:35 p.m. ,3 ? Entertainment Tonight Rockford Files 12:05 a.m. 3 P.M. Magazine (2 (?) Balsam 11:30 p.m. 59 Bolerjack. Friday Night Videos Jeopardy 12.35 a m. PRIME TIME ACCESS 3 Jim McMahon ik Tonight; CD together with Mark Eubank on KUTV NEWS! CD 5:30 p.m. CD S Noon CD Silverhawks Special Hour 11:30 a.m. CD 2 Carlisle & King 53) Sesame Street Today's Special ThunderCats & All My Falcon Crest The Naked Gershwin Bob Uecker s Wacky World Of M'A-S'- 51 Hour Magazine Children BYU Devotional Archives Fit For Life (D (?) 9:00 p.m. Miami Vice Fall Guy 10:00 p.m. CD Of A 53) CD 8:30 p.m. Sports Contact Gourmet Cooking And Masters Of The Universe Thomas, i Nourse, Welti 11:00 a.m. a 3:30 p.m. Price Is Right Secret City 53) New Dick Van Dyke Show 53) Superfriends Benson Century New Love American Style Talk About Educational Programming Today's Special Movie - Young Billy Young," 1969, Robert Angie Dickinson Mayberry R F D Restless Hooked On Aerobics 53) 3:00 p.m. Days Of Our Lives Charlie's Angels Love Boat Mister Rogers T rans formers (?) CD Ryan's Hope Young And The (?) CD CD 4:30 p.m. 10:00 a.m. Sale Of The 10:30 a.m. Wheel Of Fortune CD Jeannie Popeye News a Mystery Movie - Tokyo Joe," 1949, Humphrey Bogart, Florence Marly Boxing He's The Mayor CD GoBots Big Valley 9:30 a.m. a I Lifetime Price Is Right Educational Programming Mister Rogers Challenge Of The 53) a Educational Programming Dream Of 1,000,000 Donahue CD 1945, Zachary Scott, Betty Field Flying Nun Good Chance 9:00 a.m. Great Perfor- mances: Heartbreak House" People's Court Diff'rent Strokes (D Family Ties CD Season! Heartbreak House. 4:00 p.m. Flintstones Great Space Coaster CD 7 Great Performances (D on Superbowl XX. Prime Time (5 - Bonny Salt Lake Music Television Access (D Nightly 1:35 a.m. Business Report 05 59 a Hill 1.05 a m. 3 In '? F News 1.50 a.m. Movie - The Par-allaView. 1974 Frosty s Winter Wonderland Warren Beatty Paula Prentiss 7:00 p.m. (2) Project 2000 (?) saw County Webster Search Ol antasy Island (3 Carson s Comedy Classics 2:35 a.m, Jig- 4 A n - ;v u a .11? e united Press internationoi These views of Uranus are from Voyager 2 images. Jet Propulsion Laboratory will team player who always puts his survival techniques and his teams special skills at the service of the innocent and the underdog. Rambo will be a compassionate man with a sense of humor, but a man passionately deto see termined and equipped good triumph over evil. That victory is the overriding theme of the series, although we will be integrating prosocial messages into the storylines." It sounds more like the series ought to be retitled "Rambo of Sunnybrook e o FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH: (Save us all from Rumba!) It seems mas chismo has run amok. Enterprises, a division of Taft Entertainment, plans to produce Rambo, 65 r animation television epitelevision syndicasodes, for first-rus tion. acquired rights to Rambo from Anabasis Investments. The first five episodes will be aired this spring as a miniseries, with the full series entering in national syndication in the fall. "In this series, 'Rambo' will be a truly heroic figure whom all children can look up to," said Ruby. The animated Rambo will be a patriotic half-hou- n Ruby-Spear- Farm." All-Sta- d POSTSCRIPT: The University of Utah's PBS station, KUED, was presented with two Iris Awards for outstanding locally produced television programming. KUED was one of only five stations in the nation to be multiple Iris recipients. KUED won in the public affairs category for Thirty Years to Justice, program executive Maria Smith, and Ken Verdoia; and in the category of sports: I Remember bare-cheste- Scout. makes a point of ex s AND THEN SOME: On Feb ESPN will for the first time present exclusive, live coverage of the Nar Game tional Hockey League at 6 p m. (Zion Time) which is evpect-eto spotlight the Great Une, Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux and othi NHL stars selected this year for the first time by a vote of the fans. It win be the 38th annual game ar.d will be held at the Hartford in Hartford, Conn. The network will also televise five live regu- Ruby-Spear- bought the rights to Sylvester Stallone's character, but subjected him to a metamorphosis that changed John d J. Rambo to a Boy Ruby-Spear- Gorgeous George, program executive Maria Smith; producer Clifton Jolley. plaining that Rambo: First Blood Part II was the highest grossing worldwide box office of any film release in 1985. That statistic is meanintends ingless as far as ed series is concerned, since the two protagonists are as dissimilar as King Kong and Bonzo. apparently Ruby-Spear- s Pnoto during satelbeam signals the sun. from lites flyby of the 7th planet on Cable TV All-St- Civic-Cente- lar games during the month, including Washinlon Capitals at Hartford Whalers Feb. 2 and Edmonton Oilers at New Jersey Devils on Feb. 6. Review A New Inspector Gadget Out 7:30 p.m. McDonalds Chal- 8:00 p.m. He-Ma- n a Newshour Star Trek Jack Frost Diff'rent Strokes Dallas 2:30 p.m. a a Twilight Zone Wall Street Week MacNeil - Lehrer In (?) A Ruby-Spear- 1 Belvedere Washington Week Housekeeping CD 0 Mr. CD Southerner," 6:30 a.m. CD (?) Another World Divorce Court Merv Griffin Contact Movie - "The (D a a 537-122- lenge Cup Gymnastics: U. of U. vs. Washington 1:30 p.m. Secret City Andy Griffith 2:00 p.m. Hooked On Aerobics dB 5 53) 1:00 p.m. 5:30 a.m. A CD Friends Together 20, V 514-033- 0, 12:55 p.m. Together (T) 621-303- News Carol Burnett And Down To Earth CD KSTL-T- y U Where else could viewers enjoy a satelvicarious ride on a lite and observe the wonders of deep space at no risk? (Walter Nlitty couldn't ask for more ) No other medium can accomplish and an event this as television can like this makes the rest of the mediocre mess endurable. 1 -- 3, y the programs at home, Community Television of Utah is arranging to set up equipment at the Hansen TTane-tariufor the public. One detail which was not announced was the anticipated length of the broadcasts It was thought they might run as long as 90 minutes a night. The NASA experiment is ideally suited for viewers who complain that cable television delivers only borderline quality programming and there is little of substance on the home-scree- man-mad- Todays Vieiving -- generated animation and press conferences, all under the auspices of Uranus Will Be Televised News Advertisement Bangerter Barnstorms for Education Program By Peter Scarlet Tribune Education Editor Gov. Norm Bangerter Thursday launched his promised barnstorming campaign to discuss and take his educational ALERT program to communities throughout the state with visits to Price, Moab and Blanding in southeastern Utah. Thursday's visits to educational and community leaders represented the first of several gubernatorial trips throughout the state already scheduled for the remainder of January and in February. When he announced the ALERT (Agenda for Leadership in Educational Resources for Tomorrow) program in December, Gov. Bangerter promised he would visit Utah cities and towns for as long as six months to discuss the program. Tm interested in bringing to the forefront the immediacy of what can be termed an educational alert before it becomes a crisis, said the governor before embarking on the trip. At Creekview Elementary School in Price, a new school in its first year of operation, the governor told Carbon County School District Superintendent Ell Sorenson and a large crowd attending a brief meeting that the state would need 26 schools such as Creekview to accommodate the 13.000 new students expected next year and in succeeding years. He cited three measures that can be taken to avoid what he termed an unacceptable fourth alternative doing nothing about the burgeoning enrollments demographers forecast for Utah's public and higher education systems during the next 10 to 15 years. Gov. Bangerter said greater efficiency in education must be soqght, although he said Utah's educational systems already are among the most efficient in the country. The governor said old educational habits will have to change. "We may have to give up something, hg said, citing kindergarten, driver training or other areas of the curriculum as examples of what Utahns may need to decide to cut in the future. His third alternative, Gov. Bangerter said, involves the infusion of new money. "I have recommended $50 million in new money for education, $40 million for public education and $10 million for higher education, he said. This is far below the $130 million sought by public education and the $50 million higher education said it needs for the next school year, said the governor, but a one cent increase in the sales tax or 15 more mills in property taxes would be necessary to come up with most of the requested to a group of community and education leaders at Moabs Helen M. Knight Elementary School. In Blanding, the governor dis- cussed the need to take action to avert an enrollment crisis in education with a large group at San Juan High School before meeting briefly with civic leaders and the Blanding City Council at the city offices. One of the focal points of the governors ALERT proposals calls for the use of volunteers in the schools. He promised that volunteers, for which he is seeking $1 million from the Legislature for management and training, would not be used to substitute for teachers or to usurp the role of teachers. "I dont propose volunteers to replace teachers, said Gov. Bangerter, who pointed out to his different audiences that another benefit is that volunteers regularly involved in the , sion would kill it. The developer initially told the Highland City Council the firm would drop annexation piocecdings after Wednesday's vote was taken. But Mr. Wall said lie will return to Tucson Friday to confer with the company headquarters before a final decision is reached "We have received a lot of support foi the annexation especially fiom the Utah County Commissioners and a lot of other people," Mr Wall Said, explaining whv the fm il decision is being del, i cd We Estes Co will do our best to come up with a logical solution," ho added Meanwhile. Andiew ll.iltrn Ward. Draper Citv ailmimst i ator. said Draper will wmk ( loselv with Highland during the next two weeks to see of a reversal can be obtained from the Utah County city Neither knew if the protest hud ' becoming acquainted with education. The governor suggested that business and industry too could contribute to the volunteer effort by allowing amenable school volunteers an hour or 90 minutes of time off work to work in the schools. He pointed out volunteers will be needed who will accommodate their schedules to the needs of the schools and not individuals who want to provide irregular assistance. Volunteers and teachers will need said Gov. Bangerter. A builder, the governor said some carpenters were twice as efficient when paired with apprentices while the work of others declined. to be trained, Organ Sale! Don't buy obsolete, organs! d Kings Music features Kimballs newest, most advanced organs The EP Series! More features and they cost less! funds. In Moab, Gov. Bangerter briefly visited a ninth grade English class at Grand High School in which outcome-baseeducation is being incorporated Outcome-baseeducation stresses student mastery of clearly defined d d Now Priced From kimBall learning goals. He later Includes Free Lesson Program took his ALERT message Prices slashed for quick sales Open Weekdays. been filed Thursday with the Utah County Boundaries Commission. Mr. Wall indicated time restraints will prevent the project from going ahead if the protest is filed with the boundaries commission. It would take four months to resolve the annexation through the boundaries commission and we only have six months left on our op'tions on ;he ground," Mr. Wall said h This period would not give Estes enough time to complete engineering work to determine if the inoject is feasible, Mr. Wall said. He said the option with the proper-towners, who are anxious to sell the expires in July. Under the asgreement with Draper, the final plat (the last step in annexation) would not be filed until July after the hard engineering has been completed. This agreement forces Estes Co. to purchase the land prior to annexation. Earlier, Mr. Wall indicated Utah County would have a say in the planning, especially for flood control and sewer. two-mont- v Highland officials were afraid of losing control of the planning process and said they did not know enough about the project to give a blank 1099 USED ORGANS CLOSEOUT! Plans for Complex Not Dead Despite Highland Protest By George A. Sorensen Tribune Suburban Editor Although the Highland City Council voted Wednesday night to protest the annexation of 3,300 acres by Draper on the Utah County side of the Traverse Mountains, the massive development is not dead yet. a representative for the developer said Thursday. The industrial commercial-residentia- l complex Traverse Ridge is proposed (or construction on 5,000 acres hv the Estes Co., Tucson. Ariz and 1,700 acres are in Draper City. Estes Co prefers to deal with only one government entity in the development, said Dennis R Wall, company spokesman Estes has warm'd since the project was first announced in December that any protests that would take the issue to a county boundaries commis- schools would become allies of education and its needs. Instead of forming opinions about education from distance and unfamiliarity with what goes on in the classroom, he said they would do so after , Sot 2233 South 700 East 10-- 6 486-811- 9 Home of the Kings Cottage Art Gallery (Gamas KP035B top rated sewing machine company has a limited supply of sewing chines painted with a ridiculous dye lot mix. These are terrific quality chines which sew beautifully they're just the wrong color. A mama- Professions! Model 9900. 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