Week of July 1-4, 1989

Scandals and abuses at HUD keep growing and here’s another one - “Equity

skimming.”

the nation that the country’s growing ethnic strife

is endangering its unity as a state as well as

threatening his program of political and economic

reforms.

The Supreme Court opens the way for states to

limit access to abortion, upholding a Missouri law

that bans abortions in public hospitals and forbids

public employees from assisting abortions in any

way.

Passing - Andrei A Gromyko - foreign minister

and later, President of the Soviet Union. He was 79.

Jackson, makes his acting debut as a Mafia underboss in

“Good Fellas.” He was canned by Jackson a few months

back.

Early ticket sales for the “Club MTV” tour which got

underway last week, are sluggish. The concerts are hosted

by MTV veejay Julie Brown and feature the Club MTV

dancers. One of the problems, people think it’s a TV show

and that the artists will be lip-syncing their performances “It’s

hurting us. We need to get across the idea that this is a real

show with real live bands,” said a spokesperson.

Television news -

Don’t miss “Andrea Martin: Together Again” on Showtime.

Tuesday night television -

CBS - Summer Playhouse, Monte Carlo, Pat Sajack

NBC - Matlock, In the Heat of the Night, Midnight Caller, Tonight Show, David

Letterman

ABC - Who’s The Boss?, Wonder Years, Roseanne, Coach, Thirtysomething,

Nightline

PBS - Capitol Fourth 1989

Week of July 1-4, 1989

HBO - Wimbledon ‘89

Disney - Big Bands at Disneyland

Henry Mancini, pearl Bailey Peter Nero.

G.G. Marshall hosts.

Pat Sajak - Englebert Humperdinck.

At the movies -

Batman

Honey, I Shrunk The Kids

Karate Kid III

Ghostbusters II

Indiana Jones