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UADELBERG, West
Germany (Reuter) —
Two U.S. soldiers were
killed and two seriously
injured Friday when

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Still talking about a “Ghunnel” and other stories

their tank was hit by.a
live shell during.a firing
exercise at Grafenwoeht
in Bavaria, a U.S. army
spokesman sid Sunday.

- crews were
practising night-firing.

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LONDON (Reuter) —
The Times newspaper
reports that British and
French railways want to
build a tunnel under the

‘TV violence down in U.S,

CHICAGO (AP) — The

incidence of violence on the

Us. television dropped
sharply y in 1977 to a point
low its peak A the
previous year, says &
study sponsored by the
American Medical
Association (AMA) and
the National Institute of
Health.

The study by the
University of Penn-
sylvania said that tele-
vision stil moulds
“viewer conceptions ‘of

danger, mistrust and sli

alienation.”

The study, isaued by

AMA ‘on Sunday,
covered ~ two-week
period in the fall of 1977
and covered e-time
and weekend daytime
programs.

It found’ that of the
three major networks
NBC programs contained
the most violence, fol-
lowed in order by CBS
and ABC. But the
researchers said the
margin of difference
among the networks was

ft.
Cc mas been rated as

the most violent of the
networks in nine of the 11
years the study has been
conducted.

NBC was not im-

mediately available to
comment on ¢
study. A CBS spokesman
who asked not to be
identified said the- net-
work would have no
comment until jt bad seen

e :
The researchers found [&

that heavy — television
viewers amo both
children and adults were
afraid to walk alone in the
city at night.

Another MTM spinoff

HOLLYWOOD (AP) ~

Another former member
of the Mary Tyler Moore
Show will make his
starring debut ‘with the
advent of The Ted Knight
Show on: April 8.

Ted is just about the
last to go. Valerie Harper
was the first, spinning off
into Rhoda, which started
in 1974 and ig likely to be
renewed by CBS for next

ear, Cloris Leachman
eft in 1975, but her

Phyllis lasted only a o

couple of seasons.
With the voluntary end

of The Mary Tyler Moore
Show in 1977,
remaining cast headed to
their own. series. Betty
White and Georgia Engel
had a whirl with.
Betty White Show, but it
failed. Ed Asner has had
an uphill struggle with
Lou Grant but appears te
be succeeding. Gavin
McLeod landed a solid hit

as skipper of Love Boat,

Now comes Ted Knight
as Roger

rator
anbattan escort —
bureau.

_@ guest shot on

The Ted Knight Show .

an with a telephone
all from Paramount
Television producer Ned
Shankman who ested

Loose which would cast
Knight as owner of an
escort service. The new
series concent is the work

Loose

oreduccrs ack Roth-
mean and Lowell Ganz,
who also are responsible
for Laverne and Shirley.

‘The Ted Knight Show
will continue for six

weeks in its 3 gtime :
weeks in its springtime

RWB gamble worked

By AL COLLETTI
W YORK (CP). —
The al Winnipeg
Ballet took -a calculate
risk in coming to New
York with an entirely new
program of con-
emporary workf and
returned home a wine, 8
after, its first Broadway’ ha

“The company is quite
simply one if the finest TS
ensembles of ong
dancers in the world to-
day,” said critic Barton

Wimble of The Daily
News.

Other critics of the.

major New York
newspapers generally

agreed, Only Clive
Hornes of The Post struck
a few sour notes. While
praising the dancers, he

d Oscar Araiz offen 9

Arajz, a native of
the pro
choreographing of five Y
the seven routines
presented during a six-
y slay at the City
aay that ended on
Sunday,

It was a relatively
expensive operation for
such a brief run but worth
the cost, said’ general
manager "Edward Reger,
noting the critical ac-
claim the company
received. He estimated
the total bill will be about

$250,
pevhape half the cost.

can be recovered at the
box office, which did

ted. The

s depart-
the 2,000

better than

external aff
ment picked
tab for tray

MAKE REPUTATION
ake! the dancers, the

ip to New York was.
Ean methin

thing they felt, felt th

tomseives with the other
compart that perform
arly here, including
the Torontobased
National Ballet of Can-
ada, a classical company
more than twice the size
of the Royal Winnipeg.
“It really worked,”
said principal dancer
Salvatore Aiello. .
ae ewer
PeOP peg pu
fhe effort to Peake the
company come here
because it ‘1 really going

prey ves, Aiello said in
terview, that -“‘we

are amajor com hot
. j pa snot

y just a pro
organization fu of
prairie freshnes

Aiello said he. "feels the
Royal Winnipeg is just as
ing rlant ad the National

le

Bee are a completely
different company and
I'm not saying that we

are better or they are -

better. It’s not even worth
comparing because we
are two BC separate entities,
Both should be exploited
as much as possible.” .

‘Aiello and his wife,
Marina Eglevsky, both
were given high marks by
Barnes in his reviews. He

called them the com-

expenses. -
Gut for speci

pany's most interesting
PER. ©

‘Barnes gin ed them
praise for

their performances in
Canadian choreographer
Norbert Vesak’s

Artistic director Arnold
S.Pohr also was praised
for his 20 years of work in
developing the Royal

“fromna
provi group into one
of ding cot be erica's
ea companies.” —

Barnes was rough on
most of sae offerings,
saying
reographer’ she
‘mechanical gestures
are totally . ridic inal "

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- however, did © ca

Barnes's eye, and the
critic conceded that the
ality of  Araiz’s

oreography was - “often .
tani y good.” ,

¥s

“Araiz seems to be a
man without direction,”
Barnes wrote. ‘‘And the
Winnipeg Ballet made a
mistake in placing too
much confidence on him
for their Broadway
debut.”

Wimble of The News
and Anna Kisselgoff of
The Times both su
portednAraiz and his

works. Wimble called iim |
major oF

Araiz a
choreographer who “is
not aftaid of the biggest
coamic notions nor the

use of the most elaborate ims

music.”

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NEW YORK (AP) —
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Two highly: -decorated

by Sopdiund Yard
in-:connection

‘has been detained. in
Malta, the newspaper It-

for gatherednin the Iraqi
capital for the funer

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