Thursday Evening Night Owl Show 1990
A brief listing notes a Thursday evening program titled Night Owl for October 18, 1990. Details are sparse but indicate an entertainment or programming slot for that date.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1990
Page
18
A brief listing notes a Thursday evening program titled Night Owl for October 18, 1990. Details are sparse but indicate an entertainment or programming slot for that date.
McKenzie Brackman resumes operations as LA Law returns with Rosalind Shays suing for sex discrimination and Kuzak defending a white cop who shot a Black youth. Amanda Donohoe and John Spencer join. Grace Van Owen exits after this season. Twin Peaks adds a paid hotline gimmick with a charity angle.
The guide explains how to use TV listings for Aiken North Augusta and Edgefield Johnston areas. It lists stations WJBF WRDW WAGT WIS WEBA PBS WCES PBS and channel numbers and notes NBC stations WAGT and WIS. It mentions PBS options vary by location and that daytime listings and more movies are in the Aiken Standard Magazine.
Erma Bombeck ponders parental obsession with children across stories of bone marrow, toy chaos, and bake sale devotion. A columnist laments the endless acts of care from cookies to chaperones, chores, and even humiliating stunts for kids. She recalls a cancer-survival tale and notes the dinner she endures as her kids plan pizza.
The horoscope outlines yearly moves across finances relationships and work with March and January milestones. It notes Aquarius teamwork boosting pet projects and Pisces loan approvals while cautions on temptations and money details. It ends with a Libra summary of social grace and event planning skills.
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