European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - December 22, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Television winds of War and sequel to air next year on an by Wendy Bourland Christ Mas is this weekend a nerf 19b9 is just Over n week away. With inc new  comes new television shows and ministries the. Armed forces radio and television service has successfully negotiated for. Tom Baxter at a s chief of to opera Linrow says arts has acquired the rights in the 19b3 1 a hour ministries flu Wintels , and to is sequel inc hour  mrs re inc the report by the Industry s preoccupation with greed and wealth through much of the a Bax the report said the change closely mirrored the political cell Mot of the Early Reagan  listing specific profiles of to women from 1979 1987, the report said More than 75 percent of to s female characters were employed and in a Sharp decline from earlier years Only one Quarter of them Zwerus eng Cabout 15 percent were single mothers a slight increase from previous years while almost 20 percent wore married with children a big jump. Rounding out the statistics were widows married women with grown children and married women without children. The role of the homemaker already declining on to dropped from 13 percent of female characters in 1979 to Only 5 percent in 1987. In reality 56 percent of All women Are in the labor Force Twenty five percent of working women have never been married 10 Perceil Are single mothers and 30 percent Are married with children. Twenty five percent of All women Are homemakers and the rest Are widows and married women with grown children arid those without children. In 1979, Black females were Only Al percent of to characters 92 percent were White. In 1987,22 percent of All women on to were Buck 7s percent were white1 and 2 percent were hispanic. No female to character was asian or other racial minority. Sea Arthur it one of the  in reality 77 percent of women in America Are White 12.5 percent Are Black 7.5 Percy no Are hispanic and 3 percent Are asian and other non White women. The report pointed to surprising findings in programs premiering this fall including an increase in homemakers and decline of working mothers ill pit in Firine Dittem Byrll 1988