Television Tonight’s Listings Spark Local Channel Mix
Local stations WSAZ Huntington and WOAY Oak Hill plus WCYB and WVVA showcase a bustling prime time slate. WBTV WCHS Charleston WSLS NBC WSLS and WJHL offer news and entertainment while WOWK and WSET provide regional programming from Huntington to Lynchburg.
Highlights and TV listings fragment recap
A compact OCR style TV guide snippet lists programs like Mission Impossible and Paradise along with network pieces such as The Lawrence Welk Show and Nature scenes. It notes racial tensions and drama arcs in North and South Book II and a Hawaii history series, with cast names and episode cues.
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Who brings rock to mountains in Glens Falls arena
The Who return from a long layoff with a 36 date summer stadium tour opening June 21 in Glens Falls New York. Tickets sold out in 82 minutes amid fan excitement as the group rehearses before big shows in Toronto and beyond. Local officials expect a boost for the city and civic center as the band prepares a large stage and show.
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Downey predicts his talk show headed for trouble
New York AP report says Mor ton Downey Jr. expects his nationally syndicated show to end by September. The program has been sold in 22 markets, needing 60 for renewal, while MCA TV continues selling next season. Downey faced criticism for provocative guests and a controversial San Francisco incident.
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Daily News
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Time Rejects Paramount Buyout and Launches Warner Tender
Time Inc rejects Paramount's 10.7 billion buyout offer and launches a 70 dollar a share tender offer for Warner Communications totaling over 12.4 billion. Paramount maintains its 175 a share bid while Time and Warner pursue their earlier merger amid a three way contest for control of the media group.
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