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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1992
Page
7
Regional TV guide notes programs airing tonight on WSAZ Huntington and WSLS Roanoke with additional listings for WOAY and WCYB in the Bristol and Nac region, detailing regional network tonight's lineup.
A cropped OCR fragment notes an event involving Ma Il Lehrer and a presenter named Iider. Details are incomplete but imply a Monday evening gathering with anticipated performance or talk. Names appear uncertain due to OCR errors.
Dear Abby chronicles readers debating blood donation records. Shelby Obershaw recalls Gordon Ludwig with 212 pints since 1952, claiming a 26 percent gallon total and defending safe blood donation. Letters discuss fur ethics, animal welfare, and a charitable cookie drive for Operation Dear Abby.
Jim Lehrer, longtime NewsHour editor, recalls quitting a heart attack journey in A Bus of My Own, mixing bus lore with news career, writing, and theatre. Also reviewed Ngorongoro by Reinhard Kunkel, praising wildlife portraits and the African crater's Edenic setting.
Evening 8 9 10 TV schedule snippet features Fresh Prince of Bel Air FBI: The Untold Stories Evening Shade Lincoln Center concert Shadow of a Stranger and NFL Bears at Oilers. Other items include Blossom plot, American Detective Naples crackdown and Murphy Brown plagiarism suit.
Humor piece by Lewis Grizzard on surviving holiday eating. Tips include eating with both hands free, chewing thoroughly, and resisting leftovers. Warns readers not to promise a January diet and uses playful digs at weight gain and seasonal feasts.
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