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PAGt 10 Bomo'S $tro\/uc by Lillian Bono m ( June 2 CER ********** Week of July 19 -25 >€ 22 - July 23) A friend's concern for you might be due to facts you are unaware of. Financial dealings could be more favorable. LEO « (July 24 • August 23) Someone older than you might be helpful professionally. Your schedule could become crazy and confusing suddenly. VIRGO •• (August 24 - September 23) Before confiding a secret to a family member be certain that this person will not turn out to be a tattletale. LIBRA $5 (September 24 • October 23) Finding a new pursuit to take up could give you a different outlook. Neighbors may be gossiping about you now. SCORPIO GjflP (October 24 • November 22) Taking a short vacation might help you decide a number of issues you have been thinking about for quite a while. SAGITTARIUS m (November 23 - December 21) Career responsibilities could put a lot of pressure on you. Domestic affairs should be quickly straightened out. CAPRICORN m (December 22 • January 20) Financial ventures might take you out of town. Children may become more dependent on you for your affection. AQUARIUS (January 21 • February 19) Finish ah old project before- beginning a new one that may. be time consuming. Friends could become more demanding. PISCES S (February 20 • March 20) A loved one may want a commitment from you. Business dealings should not be discussed in front of family members. ARIES (March 21 - April 20) A number of people may be interested in you romantically. Conduct your business affairs with tact and diplomacy. TAURUS M (April 21 • May 21) Celebrating a run of good luck could result in some unusual circumstances. An acquaintance may not be friendly. GEMINI « (May 22 - June 21) Keep your spirits up in spite of obstacles that could be in your way careerwise. They should be gone shortly. For your current, personalized astrological chart, send a $10 money order along with your name, address and birthday (day, month and year) to: Miss Lillian Bono, P.O. Box 123, Dept Lyndhurst, N.J. 07071. TV COMPU Hi StRVIClS. INC 1 by Joey Sasso CONFIDENTIAL REPORT: The last episode of "Dallas" ended with a body floating face-down in the Southfork swimming pool. For viewers, it "means another summer of suspense. But, say the industry insiders, for the femaJe stars of "Dallas" it approaches blackmail. One of the stars will be axed from the cast, and sources close to the show claim the decision will be made with the payroll in mind. Victoria Principal, who plays the voluptuous Pam, could be a prime candidate, since her contract is up for renewal. "We are in a contract situation again," she says. "The negotiations are still going on, but I don't know anything about the body's identity. Right now I'm just resting at my home in Los Angeles. I can't say anything about future projects." Linda Gray, who portrays Sue Ellen, is another likely candidate to be the floating corpse. She held out for more money last year, and ended up winning a huge salary increase. "Naturally, I hope to be back next season. I should know soon, but right now I have no idea who the mysterious corpse is." Meg Gallagher, who plays J.R.'s sexy secretary Louella, has already been taken off the show once. But she resurfac­ ed to become one of J.R.'s closest confidantes. "I haven't been told yet if I'll be back on the show next season. I suppose it's very probable that I'm the body in the pool. I'm waiting to find out just like everyone else." Mary Crosby, who plays Kristin, believes that she is the most likely candidate. "It may be me, of course," she says. "But I honestly don't know yet, nor do any of the other ac­ tors." TV BACKSTAGE: "I'm madly in love with the world of daytime drama," said Marcia McCabe, who plays Sunny Adamson on CBS-TVs "Search For Tomorrow." "I've gone through two years of trauma as Sunny, and I've lov­ ed every minute of it.". . . Tinseltown is buzzing with rumors that Ed Asner, who plays hard-bitten Trib editor Lou Grant, has set his sights on the real-life role of Gover­ nor of California .. . Mary Tyler Moore will split around $25 million on her divorce settlement with producer Grant Tinker who was her husband for 18 years . . . Ben Thomas, who plays Dr. Jack Garner on NBC-TV's "The Doctors" serial, will be the opening act for singer Willie Nelson's summer concerts. Thomas, who sings and plays the guitar, includes some of his own composi­ tions in his repertoire . . . Frank Runyeon, who plays Steve Andropolous on "As the World Turns," plays a composer-pianist in "The Ins and Outs," a French film starring James Caan and Geraldine Chaplin Runyeon studied piano for more than 20 years and writes music. TV CLOSEUP: The sizzling new paperback novel, A Dangerous Woman, has its authors Bill Mulvey and Dick Fehr going around the country appearing on TV talk shows. TV is nothing new to Mulvey, as he owned several stations with his partner, the late Chet Huntley. The Warner book is about a beauty with brains from the Brooklyn docks, who fights her way up to Park Avenue riches. "Sharon Steele" is the pseudonym Mulvey and Fehr use as the author of the book. TV COMMJLOC SERVICES. INC.