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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1999
Page
14
Fragmentary OCR reads as a notice or brief listing with scattered names and dates. Details are unclear but include possible references to borowers and a Sun and Md day. The readable items hint at a local notice or catalog entry with limited context and no full sentences.
Public notice lists government and college channels available to Northern Frederick County residents including Catoctin High School and St Marys College channels. It notes addressable converter options with bold premium choices and warns programming lineup subject to change.
NBC confirms Another World will end with a June finale after 35 years. Passions will replace it, Sunset Beach renews, and NBC adds a Weekend Today host led talk show Later Today after Today. NBC reorganizes early morning and Daytime schedules with news at Sunrise canceled.
Beverly Hills AP panel led by Geraldo Rivera flags worsening racial depictions on television. Nely Galan of Telemundo notes shows alternate between black and white casts, while Whoopi Goldberg says the industry regresses in minority representation. Only one of 115 top shows features a black lead. George Gerbner notes more minorities appeared on canceled 1998 series than on current ones.
Channel 18 lists program guide items including Channel 19 Fred Co Govt. The collage notes credit and non credit courses offered throughout the school year. FCC students produce FCC In Focus airing Monday through Friday at 8 pm on Channel 29 Fred. City government Planning Commission meetings occur at 4 pm on the 2nd Monday each month. Historic District Commission meets at 1 pm on the 2nd Thursday, and Mayor and Board of Aldermen meet 7 pm on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays.
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