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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1997
Page
20
A damaged OCR fragment lists Frederick Cablevision CEL UIDE with scattered place names including Washega DC Fredenck MD and cities Hagerstown Batimore Baltimore. The readable items suggest a local listing or notice with unclear dates or actions.
In Washington the major broadcast, cable and movie groups halted negotiations on strengthened TV ratings after Vice President Gore endorsed a V label for violent content. Gore urged putting the V back in the v chip as parents push for stronger protections, while lawmakers warned of possible legislation if no deal is reached. The FCC postponed a Friday hearing and a June 24 deadline looms for congressional action.
Reports say Pink Floyds Dark Side of the Moon has surged in sales after rumors it is a hidden soundtrack to The Wizard of Oz. Artists and executives doubt the tie, calling it coincidence, while fans laud the idea and internet chatter swells.
New York AP reports Cats surpassed A Chorus Line to become the longest running Broadway musical. After nearly 15 years at the Winter Garden Theater, the Andrew Lloyd Webber hit continues to attract audiences with its now and forever slogan, having been seen by more than 825 million people since opening October 7, 1982.
Frederick Cablevision lists Channel 10 programs including Shop Talk Dining Out Financial Focus and County Business Profiles with times from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. plus humane society pet adoptions and police line shows. Channel 18 covers school news arts showcases and classic programs. Public notices cover hearings and commissions with monthly telecasts. FCC in Focus airs weekdays at 8 p.m. Call 694-1364 for info.
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