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"Legacy" continues (8 p.m., KSI'S; 9 p.m., UVTV) with Michael Wood's examination of two more ancient cultures: "China: The Mandate of Heaven," chronicling the influence of Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism over the centuries, and "Egypt: The Habit of Civilization," about the impact of Greek and Muslim cultures on the world's first unified state. "Evening Shade" (7 p.m., KPAX) begins a three-part episode about Evan's decision to marry Fontana Beausoleil. It's a choice that doesn't sit well with some members of Evan's family, so Wood is sent to express their concerns. Parts two and three will air after CBS's coverage of the Winter Olympics. "Good Morning, Vietnam," featuring Robin Williams' hilarious performance as a disc jockey in 1965 Saigon, is rerun (7:30 p.m., KECI).
Directed by Barry Levinson this 1987 comedy-drama won a much-deserved Oscar nomination for Williams. Cult choice Carol Burnett plays Ozark Annie, a country singer who swallows an olive containing a tiny transmitter, in a 1967 episode of HOLLYWOOD "The Broken Cord" (8 p.m., KTMF) Jrumati.cs serious problem among newborn babies: fetal alcohol syndrome, in which alcohol consumption by a pregnant mother causes permanent damage to the child. This TV movie is based on the award-winning book by Michael Dorris, an autobiographical story of his own adopted son's long struggle with what, for years, was an unknown malady that caused seizures and learning disabilities. Only when he learned that the birth mother was alcoholic did he understand the cause of his son's problems. While the names have been changed for this dramatization, Jimmy Smits effectively plays Dorris, a New I lampshire college professor who became one of the nation's first single men to legally adopt a child.
Kim Delancy plays a poet who will eventually become his wife, and Fredrick Leader-Charge, Michael Spears and Frank Burning play the boy, Adam, at various stages of his youth. Dorris says he was approached by three dozen producers after his book's success. He chose wisely: Carmen Culver (who adapted "The Thorn Birds" for TV) is the executive producer, and actor Ken Olin (who directed some of the most sensitive episodes of directed. The Ann Beckett script chronicles Adam's ups and downs, and those of his father, over nearly two decades of their lives. It's a touching story that may, by virtue of TV's enormous reach, also teach a valuable lesson to Maggie's mother visits, and her house burns down, on "Northern Exposure" (9 p.m., KPAX).
Late night Scheduled guests: Comedian George Carlin, actress Kimmy Robertson and musician Pete Fountain are on a "Tonight Show" rerun (10:35 p.m., KECI) Comedian Tracey Ullman and music group Blues Traveler appear on a "Late Night With David Letterman" repeat (11:35 p.m., KECI). Olympic gold-medal winner Carl Lewis is interviewed on "Later" (12:35 a.m., KECI) Singer Roberta Flack and actors Marlee Matlin and Charles S. Dutton are on "The Arsenio Hall Show" (11 p.m., KTMF) Actors John Larroquette, Amanda Plummer and Craig T. Nelson appear on "The Dennis Miller Show" (midnight, KTMF). "Get Smart" (7 p.m., Nick at Nite).
Series notes "FBI: The Untold Stories" (7 p.m., KTMF) dramatizes the case of the only individual ever convicted in the United States of drug tampering Hilary is ordered to perform community service in a hospital on "Fresh Prince of Bel Air" (7 p.m., KECI). Mac and Tolly attend a weekend marriage seminar on "Major Dad" (7:30 p.m., KI'AX) "American Detective" (7:30 p.m., KTMF) repeats an episode about an Indianapolis man charged with hiring a hit man. Miles' 30th birthday nearly kills him on "Murphy Brown" (8 p.m., KPAX) Anthony casts Julia as the lead in a production of "Mame" on "Designing Women" (8:30 p.m., KPAX) ADVICE CONVERSATION Platonic friendship with this man is impossible Were well-adjusted, or quiet, women your goal? DEAR DR. MOOMAW: Over a number of years of being married to, and dating, a number of American women, I had to deal with alcoholism and other addictions, bi-polar mood DEAR ABBY: I am a 27-ycar-old single woman living in a fairly small town. I've worked with a married man for five years, and I would say we are good friends.
Recently, he suggested that we meet in another town, have a few drinks and get a hotel room. I was offended, walked away and refused to speak to him for three weeks. He's 42 and has three children. "hji 'i I swings, prescription ana Aifciiiii I counter drug consumption in Aa. a.
huge quantities, "bottoming out" between medications, trendy new terms like co-dependency, and most if not all are into groups, counseling, along with their kids. Imagine my surprise after I PAUL MOOMAW ABIGAIL VANBUREN I started talking to him again and he hasn't harassed me in any DEAR ABBY: I recently read a letter in your column from the woman who went on vacation, and while she was gone, her elderly mother passed away. She was tormenting herself with guilt because she wasn't at her mother's bedside, nor could she attend the funeral. Several years ago a friend of mine, an elderly lady, gave me this bit of poetry, which I think is most appropriate: would rather have a little rose From the garden of a friend Than have the choicest flowers When my stay on earth shall end. I would rather have the kindest words And a smile that I can see Than flattery when my heart is still And this life ceased to be.
would rather have a loving smile From the friends I know are trite Than tears shed around my casket When the world I bid adieu. Abby, what one does for the living counts so much more than what is offered after they are gone. I hope this gives someone who is feeling guilty a sense of peace to know that they did all they could for a loved one while they were still on this earth to enjoy it. CONNIE FISHER, ECHO, ORE. As I read your letter, my mind slid back over the years to my years in Mexico, where I spent a part of my youth.
I remember especially the children, in their third-generation shoes and torn t-shirts, with their boxes of chewing gum and their rags for cleaning windshields, out on the streets well past midnight, hustling to sell one more pack of gum, or clean another windshield, to earn one more toston before they went home. They all smiled, always, even to pedestrians and motorists who abused them. The shoe blacks smiled, too, and the traffic cops, and the street vendors. They colluded with the rest of us, helped us ignore their misery, and their hunger. They had to do that, because they needed to keep us happy.
Who will buy gum from a frowning child, or leave a Christmas present at the foot of a snarling traffic cop, or tip a sullen delivery man? And we needed them to keep smiling, to allow us to believe that they were happy and adjusted, and that they didn't go home to empty bellies, beatings and sexual abuse. I guess you could say we were all well adjusted. Actually, I knew quite a few Filipinos, too, because two of my best friends were embassy brats from that nation. They danced a mean cha cha cha, but I can't say they and their compatriots were any more or less neurotic than the rest of us. The point is, failure to complain doesn't necessarily equal mental health.
Look at the middle class American housewife of a century ago, who sewed, and smiled, and cooked, and smiled, and sang her babies lullabies, and smiled. She smiled because she was stoned out of her mind on the "ladies' tonics" populaT at the time, most of which were liberally laced with opium and morphine. I see a lot of couples on the brink. Frequently, the husband is shocked and surprised that his spouse has decided to leave the marriage. "I thought things were fine," he says.
"She never said a word, and we haven't had a fight in years." I hope in your marriage you will make an effort to get past the smile. Paul Moomaw is a Missoula clinical psychologist. Questions may be sent to him in care of the Missoulian, P.O. Box 8029, Missoula. way.
He's well-respected in the community, and I've told no one about his suggestion. I really like him a lot, but I would never forgive myself if I were to become sexually involved with a married man. If he had just suggested the drinks and not the hotel room, I might have accepted. I would like, to know him better and there are not many opportunities to talk at work. Is it OK for us to become closer platonic friends? I don't want to hurt his marriage or his reputation, but I'd like to know him better intellectually, but not physically.
I could learn a lot from him. We have not discussed his suggestion since I turned him down. Should I bring it up and make my feelings clear to him? ARKANSAS LADY spent a month in the Philippines, and discovered other parts of the world don't live like this? In spite of the fact there is a great deal of hardship and poverty, most Philippines women seem remarkably well adjusted and happy, even though there are probably more mental health counselors in Missoula County that there is serving the 11 million people on Mindanao. I am not suggesting that all American women are similar to the above, mainly the ones available for dating in their 30s and 40s. But what is your opinion which accounts for such a vast difference in behavior.
We should recognize the Philippines is 96 percent Christian, with 86 percent Roman Catholic. I should add that I am marrying a very beautiful Filipino woman shortly. I'm so late responding to this that you probably are married by now, so congratulations, first thing. But I wonder about two things. First, whether you haven't run into a rather skewed sample of American women.
They don't sound that much like most of the women I have known over the years, personally or as clients. And, second, if you aren't confusing adjustment with keeping one's mouth shut. DEAR LADY: This man is not interested In friendship; all he wants is a few hours of sex in a hotel room. Don't worry about hurting his reputation just take care of your own. Don't meet him alone anywhere, under any circ*mstances.
There is no way you can have an intimate, nonsexual relationship with this man. CONFIDENTIAL TO "NO NAME, PLEASE IN MEMPHIS, You do not have to tell him; it's none of his business. (Is he a virgin?) Missoulian To Place An Ad, Call 721-6200 Or Toll Free 1 '800-332-621 2 ASSMEO S3 BUSINESS PERSONALS 123 OFFICE, CLERICAL 204 SCHOOLS INSTRUCTIONS mFLEA MARKET BUSINESS 152 121 LOST AND FOUND 114 INTRODUCTIONS mTO GIVE AWAY mTO GIVE AWAY RETAIL sales management trainee, full or part-time. Must relocate. Call 549-771 1 FLEA MARKET, BUSINESS $14.50 per inch per day.
(Minimum of 1 inch accepted, 12-inch units after the first inch will be charged at $7.25 per half inch.) THE MISSOULIAN 721-6200 TECHNICAL POSITIONS 205 ANNOUNCEMENTS New in town? Or just busy? You, too, can find romance through Missoulian Classified INTRODUCTIONS 721-6200 Toll Free 1-800 332 6212 MISSOULIAN mTO GIVE AWAY Bankruptcy Oivorce Injury Front St. Law Offices 721-7714 GOV'T HOMES from SI. (You repair) Foreclosures, repos, tax delinquent properties. Now selling your area. Call 315-736-7375 Ext.
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Call 2730801 eves or wkends. LOST Reddish Lab. Answers to Bob. Kent Higgins Brown nylon collar. 549-5246 LOST URGENT Blk m.Labpit red collar (Murphy), needs from Rattlesnake (Clarkia Lne Fri eve) 728 0533 REWARD: Gordon Setter (bIMan), 5 yr neutered male, red collar Lost 126.
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Merchandise in the ads must be absolutely free to the respondent "Lost or Found" Ads Classification 114 Anytime you lose or find an Hem or pet, call us and place a four-line "Lost and Found" ad. Your ad will run free of charge for three days. MISSOULIAN HAPPY ADS SEND SOMEONE A HAPPY AD! 65c per line per day, $5 00 minimum or $7.80 per inch. No Commercial Messages Accepted. QUEEN bed with headboard, no frame.
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721-3483 BLUE HEELER cross puppies. Call 1-777-2760. BLUE HEELER female, beautiful, loving, loyal. Free to excellent, bving, patient home only. 1-777-2444 CAN'T AFFORD Lonely Black Lab mix puppy needs a good home with playmate, 626-4369 TO GIVE AWAY 2 male cats 1 yr old and 1 female cat 6 mos.
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1992. Salary DOE. ACCOUNTANT, preferably CPA w3-5 yrs. auditing exp. including governmental.
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CPA Private corporation needs top notch person for all phases of accounting. Must live on remote ranch site. $15,000 plus 4 bedroom house. Medical insurance, tee neg. A Working Solution 721-4950.
APPLICATIONS will be accepted Jan. 31. 1992 through Feb. 28. 1992 for the position of Principal Combined Fund Organization (PCFO) for the 1992 Combined Federal Campaign.
For further information, caH 549-6104 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC The day use area known as 'The Roundup Oay Use Area' will be closed by the landowner Feb. 4.5 6. RUMMAGE, GARAGE, BAZAAR BAKE SALES $11 00 per inch per day Minimum of 1 inch accepted, 12-inch uniti after the first inch will be charged at $5 50 per halt men. All rummage and garage sales ads must be prepaid. MISSOULIAN 721200 FREE TO good home.
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