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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1992
Page
9
TV listings show programming across WSAZ Huntington and nearby stations including WOAY WCYB WVVA WSLS WJHL WOWK and Johnson City. Station identifiers indicate local airings and schedule blocks across the five markets with channel notes.
Dear Abby columns offer holiday pleas for blood donations, a 50th anniversary gift idea turning into a food drive, and readers’ questions on etiquette. Messages include George and Jane Leonard’s nonperishable food drive, Christmas blood bank appeals from Dallas area centers, and tips on sanitary serving with dips.
Vietnam veteran and Army CID officer Paul Brenner is sent undercover to Fort Hadley Georgia to disrupt an illegal munitions ring. While on assignment the post commander’s daughter Captain Ann Campbell is found dead on a firing range tied to tent stakes with a noose. Brenner is reluctant but assigned to the case.
TV guide notes Eight in the evening listing Three Men and a Baby with Tom Selleck Steve Guttenberg and plot about three Manhattan bachelors left with an infant Also mentions Full House Hangin With Mr Cooper Roseanne movie mischief and a Frontline piece on schizophrenia and a kidnap plot Based on a true story and TV listings subject to change
Los Angeles AP Lou Rawls led the 13th annual Christmas Weekend telethon raising over 11 million for UNCF. The seven hour broadcast from Hollywood and New York featured Michael Jackson Whitney Houston Frank Sinatra and Dionne Warwick with co hosts Marilyn McCoo Nancy Wilson and Ed McMahon. More than 53 000 students at 41 private black colleges benefit since 1979 the total surpassing 108 million.
Forty bronze stars line the Delmar Loop add new names May 16 including Albert King, the Memphis blues giant who died of a heart attack last week. Born 1923 in Indianola, King rose from humble beginnings in the Mississippi Delta to top Stax artists and a influence on Clapton Hendrix and Vaughan. His early years in East St. Louis and Chicago shaped a hard driving guitar style, with landmark hits like Born Under a Bad Sign and Don't Throw Your Love On Me So Strong.
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