Reruns in Summer TV Offer Pros and Cons for Viewers
The article weighs summer TV reruns as a mixed boon for viewers. They give actors a break and help families bond, but audiences often see the same episodes again. Reruns provide chances to catch missed shows and offer rest or multitasking convenience, while networks seek audience swaps across ABC CBS and others.
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CBS tops Nielsen with five most watched reruns this week
CBS dominates the week’s top five with reruns The Jeffersons Alice One Day at a Time WKRP in Cincinnati and MASH leading the list All top shows on CBS Each network lists a mix of ABC and CBS programs including Charlie’s Angels Vega Three’s Company Lou Grant Barney Miller Carter Country All in the Family Taxi Angie's Barnaby Jones Dukes of Hazzard 60 Minutes Detective School Laverne and Shirley Starsky and Hutch Mork and Mindy on ABC
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CBS
the Jeffersons
Alice
WKRP
Cincinnati
Charlie's Angels
Three’s
Angie
Barnaby Jones
Dukes of Hazzard
60 Minutes
Detective School
Laverne and Shirley
Starsky and Hutch
Mork and
Mindy
Elvis Presley Remembered Two Years After Death
The King of Rock and Roll died of a heart attack at 42 and left a vast legacy of 45 million records and 25 films. Aiken County residents share memories and reflect on Elvis’s enduring impact and whether his crown remains secure in public memory.
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Elvis Arron Presley
Rolls
Aiken County
Elvis
Nettie Cooper
Elvis Presley
Bill Sizemore
Senator Roddey Remains in Serious Condition After Surgery
New Orleans AP report says state Senator Frank Roddey 52 remains in intensive care at Ochsner Clinic, days after spleen removal surgery. He faced complications including internal bleeding with 32 pints of blood used and 48 pints still needed as lawmakers react to the update.
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Joanna Lowe
Augusta
New Orleans
Frank Roddey
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Senate
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Columbia
Charleston
Charlotte
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State Aeronautics Commission
John W. Kirby
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Greenville
Portland jury awards $2 million against Scientology
A Portland woman receives more than $2 million in a jury verdict against the Church of Scientology and related groups for courses in 1975 that allegedly failed to deliver promised life improvements. The case may be a landmark warning to new religions and cults, with appeals expected.
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Ore
Julie C. Titchbourne
Oregon
Garry McMurry
Debbie Jones
Church of Scientology
Scientology Mission of
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Delphian Foundation
Sandra Ellingson
Los Angeles
Sign Dispute Over Roof Top Sign Heads To Court
In Aiken Palmetto Federal Savings fights a 1974 zoning rule barring roof top signs on most buildings. Judge Merle R. Miller heard Palmetto’s push to keep its 1962 sign as city inspectors note many non compliant signs have been removed. The case hinges on constitutionality of city sign size and position laws and briefs are due in 10 days.
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Palmetto Federal Savings
Merle R. Miller
Palmetto Federal
Aiken
Masters of Equity Court
Palmetto
H. Earle Holley
John M
Mike) Anderson
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Miller
Henry Summerall Jr
Arthur W. Rich
Circuit Court
Fire Claims Greer Couple
A retired couple died in a mobile home fire on Lake Lanier in northern Greenville County. Frank and Seveyn Wruck, in their 70s and longtime New York State residents, were identified as the victims. Neighbor Ruth Linnon heard an explosion before seeing the blaze.
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Greenville County
Frank and
Seveyn Wruck
New York State
Ruth Linnon
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