Ottawa Art Walk features local artists across venues
The Main Street Art Walk in downtown Ottawa runs noon to 4 p.m. Saturday with works on display at Sutton's Jewelry Cornerstone Bookstore Allegre Pharmacy Agler and Gaeddert Home Town Computers Diddie Office Supply Sears Chris Corner Prestige Real Estate Jabez Salon and Spa and Jan's Stained Glass. The Ottawa Art Guild sponsors this community event highlighting artists Mary Hall Nancy Oakes Faye Cole Garry Gorton Gene Shambaugh Becky Overton Sandra Cain Jo Flager Eric Hazen Mary Ludwig Sue Dunlap and Janie Godfrey.
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ABC doubts Millionaire renewal for next fall
ABC executives signaled uncertainty about renewing Who Wants to Be a Millionaire for the 2000 fall season. Chairman Lloyd Braun described the show’s status as unsure. Once a ratings leader and profit powerhouse, the program defined Regis Philbin as a prime time star and popularized its famous catchphrase.
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Elvis Presley Inducted Into Gospel Hall of Fame
Elvis Presley is inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame at a Franklin ceremony hosted by the Oak Ridge Boys. Inductees include Albertina Walker Kurt Kaiser Keith Green Larry Norman Doris Akers Wendy Bagwell and the Sunwriters The Rambos. Lisa Marie Presley and George Stoker comment on the honor.
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Burnett comeback draws near record TV audience
CBS aired The Carol Burnett Show Show Stoppers bringing back Harvey Korman Tim Conway and Vicki Lawrence. The special drew nearly 30 million viewers and 18 to 49 year olds with a 23 percent share. CBS eyes November sweeps as its run of three straight ratings wins continues.
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Hanks and Washington Lead People's Choice Noms
Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington top the nominees for the 28th Annual People's Choice Awards in 18 film, TV, and music categories. Gallup conducted the nationwide poll. Kevin James will host the CBS live telecast on January 13.
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