Television Tonight on GE Oak Hill and WTBS
Television listings for January 15, 2002 show GE Oak Hill airing on WOAY ABC with prime time programs and WTBS in Atlanta featuring network lineups for the evening.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2002
Page
14
Television listings for January 15, 2002 show GE Oak Hill airing on WOAY ABC with prime time programs and WTBS in Atlanta featuring network lineups for the evening.
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A Caring Mother in Michigan writes after Abby advised evaluation for her 8 year old. A pediatric care coordinator recalls seventh grader with mental instability and daughter admitted to psychiatric hospital. Early evaluation and therapy could have reduced distress and costs. Parents’ love can blind them to warning signs.
NBCs Today celebrated its Golden Anniversary by replaying past moments and featuring a live stand in for J Fred Muggs. Katie Couric hugged baby Jonah after he squirmed in a lavender suit while delivering the morning world live. Sylvester Weaver’s brainchild debuted January 14 1952 transforming breakfast TV.
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