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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1998
Page
16
The page lists prime time TV and music segments with show codes, times, and channel notes. It includes entries for Cur se of the max ia Vibes and Guns, with multiple program codes and day parts, reflecting a busy broadcast schedule.
GS Communications presents a channel guide for Northern Frederick County and Jefferson County WV with bold premium options and a note that channels may change. It lists available channels including MT, ST MARY'S COLLEGE, and CATOCTIN HIGH SCHOOL with addressable converter eligibility and regional scope.
Arlo Guthrie, 51, in Okemah at Woody Guthrie Free Folk Arts Festival, calls the Internet the world’s biggest democracy. He highlights the Guthrie Center site for AIDS aid and education and outlines projects with Bell Atlantic and Disney to connect children worldwide via video conferencing. He also promotes his online presence and fan interactions through arlo.net.
DreamWorks' Saving Private Ryan tops the North American box office for the third weekend, earning 17.4 million to reach 103.8 million total. Nicolas Cage’s Snake Eyes and Halloween H20 also post strong debuts while There’s Something About Mary climbs, with a 76.6 million total after four weeks.
S Communications, Inc lists Channel 10 daily fare including Young at Heart, Jefferson Agenda, Frederick County Week In Review, Out on the Townes Arts, Shop Talk, and a Community Bulletin Board with repeats weekly. Channel 19 covers Fred. Co. Govt hearings, Planning Commission meetings, Zoning Appeals, Historic District issues, and Mayor sessions. FCC courses and a student produced news show air weekdays on FCC channels. Call for program details at 301-1 a94-1364 and 301-846-2430.
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