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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1990
Page
6
Brief readable lines show a fragmentary note with names and a place, hinting at a person or event but lacking clear details or a complete context for full summary.
Dave Barry humorously recounts a week in London with family observations on language barriers and English cuisine. He visits Tower of London and Madame Tussaud's, jokes about pub meals and a Jack the Ripper tour, and ends with a satirical nudge about IRS rules.
A long birthday message outlines changes ahead including a February 1991 partnership that may require moving cities and a revamp of lifestyle boosting confidence. It pairs star signs with daily prompts from Taurus to Pisces, noting finances, romance, and social hints, plus a paragraph on TODAY'S CHILDREN describing Capricorns active in school dances and quiet classroom behavior.
The text details Max Holden actor changes with Nicholas Walker succeeding James DePaiva in March 1990 and notes DePaiva’s 1987–1989 run to pursue prime time. It lists Jake as played by Joe Lando, born in Chicago and claiming a varied show business background. It also mentions Staci Greason and Decker Moss with brief bios and contact hints.
TV listings explain how to read the cable and non cable guides for Aiken North Augusta Edgefield Johnston viewers. It lists stations WJBF WRDW WAGT WIS WEBA PBS WEBA and PBS WCES with their channels and notes NBC affiliation and reception limits for WIS. It mentions the Daytime Movie Listings are in the Aiken Standard Magazine included with the Sunday paper.
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