Evening TV Highlights From Oak Hill to Roanoke
Television listings note Ed with disapproving parents in Stuckeyville and Carol coaching a girls JV team. Broadcasts include Mark Russell satire, How to Marry a Millionaire: A Christmas Tale with John Stamos, The Bodyguard, First Measured Century, West Wing plot threads, Spin City, Gideon’s Crossing, and Law and Order among others with daily program changes warnings.
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Wedu
Stuckeyville
Carol
Bette
Mark Russell
John Stamos
Joshua Malina
Kevin Costner
Whitney Houston
West Wing
White House
Toby
C.J
Spin City
Carter
Caitlin
Gideon
Stiles
Law & Order Briscoe
Green
Waz Cosby Hilton
Hollywood
Law & Order
Politically Inc
Long Srese
Npp
Carey
Leon
Dallas Stars
New Jersey Devils
Ris
Ontore
Ater
Cras
HBO
Nancy
Max
Nash
Rik Arose
Rugt
Amos
Andrew
Nicolas Cage
Fresno
Jeane Royaleries
NCW Thunder
WCW
TMC
Mel Gibson
Utah Jazz
Philadelphia 76Ers
Timberwolves
Clippers
Nash Bridges
al Pacino
Chris O'Donnell
Whitford Talks The West Wing Fame On The Town
Bradley Whitford, in Rockefeller Center, promotes The West Wing while noting the election may upend plans. He discusses Josh Lyman’s arc in Noel and recalls Gore campaign stops and a surreal post debate moment. He praises his wife Jane Kaczmarek and the ensemble cast.
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EW York
Bradley Whitford
Rockefeller Center
Katie Couric
West Wing
White House
Whitford
Josh Lyman
Bartlet
Lucky Whitford
Noel
Josh
Adam Arkin
Yo-Yo Ma
Los Angeles
New York
NBC
Allison Janney
John Spencer
Rob Lowe
Richard Schiff
Dale Hill
Janet Moloney
Martin Sheen
President Bartlet
Jane Kaczmarek
Lois
Fox
Malcolm
Kaczmarek
Bartlett
Washington
George Bush
al Gore
Minnesota
Oregon
New Mexico
Wisconsin
Bush
Dear Abby Sister-in-law's high life sparks marital strain
In a Dear Abby column, a Florida husband laments his wife’s spending after relatives visit. Abby advises a frank talk about finances to prevent losing what they have. The page also includes medical results reminders and a quip about investing in Ireland, signed Ray Ploetz.
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Abby
Charlotte
Park Avenue
New York
Florida
Harold J. Goldfarb
Allentown
Nevada
Ireland
Dublin
Ray Ploetz
Maple Grove
Minn
Carnegie Hall chief resigns to join Berlin Philharmonic
Franz Xaver Ohnesorg resigns as Carnegie Hall executive and artistic director to assume a post with the Berlin Philharmonic in Berlin Germany. The 52 year old flutist departs Aug 31 after a tumultuous tenure that included staff exits and criticism of his management. The hall plans to begin a search in January for a successor and notes Ohnesorg will start in Berlin in September.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Berlin Philharmonic
Germany
Franz Xaver Ohnesorg
Isaac Stern
Sanford I. Weill
Ohnesorg
Cologne Philharmonic
Stern
Xaver Ohnesorg
Carnegie
Berlin
Simon Rattle
Philharmonic
Rattle
Claudio Abbado
Herbert von Karajan
Europe
What Women Want and Movie Schedule Jumble
A garbled movie list shows What Women Want and The Emperor's New Groove plus 102 Dalmatians and Bounce with age ratings PG G or PG 13 and showtimes around 7:00 to 9:45. The fragment mentions Proof of Life and ka pages with inconsistent ratings.
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Oak Hill
ABC
Bristol
Roanoke
WSLS
Johnson City
Bluefield
WVVA
WDB
CBS
Charleston
WCHS
Beckley
WSWP
PBS
Huntington
Dear Abby
Ray
Judith Arron
Ccnemas
Mercer
Dude
Cat
the Grinch
Sittbanas
Etionsel