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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1990
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a 1888 Cor 3 item about boys, etiology, and teetotaling ideas. Details are incomplete but suggest a discussion of medical or moral topics tied to youth behavior and health. Further readable text needed for precise card.
Erma Bombeck argues for rules to safeguard the Star Spangled Banner. She critiques past adaptations, suggests a formal standard for performers, and envisions anthem etiquette including singers, dress, and timing, noting the need for agreed guidelines before more comedians mock the hymn.
A broad zodiac forecast highlights business partnerships, pragmatism, and Christmas romance for Aries through Pisces. It notes new contacts in a spring vacation, cautious travel, and themes of cooperation, family planning, and emotional negotiation. Children are described as courageous and competitive, with Leo as the few lines adapting to family challenges.
A 1973 boomers era piece recalls how CBS Saturday night lineups drew the young audience away with shows like All in the Family MASH and The Mary Tyler Moore Show while later offerings like Fantasy Island Airwolf and The Love Boat failed to hold them. Network executives blamed erosion on aging viewers and rising cable and rental movie interest.
A guide to using the TV listings in the newspaper. It explains how to locate cable company listings for Aiken, North Augusta, and Edgefield Johnston, and how non-cable viewers find stations WJBF WRDW WAGT WIS WEBA PBS WCES. It notes NBC portions for WAGT and WIS, and mentions stronger listings under WIS. It also advertises daytime and movie listings in the Aiken Standard Magazine.
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