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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1997
Page
7
A mother of a 7 year old seeks safety in public rest rooms. Panelist advises establishing clear, calm rules she is comfortable with and discussing them with her son. Emphasize that he should not talk to strangers.
Industry executives warn of a poor year as radio formats fail to spotlight new acts and fans show limited enthusiasm for new releases. They cite weak renewals from major acts like the Rolling Stones or Billy Joel and expect a brighter 1997.
The Rosie O'Donnell Show, airing at 10 am on WIXT TV Channel 9, enjoys critical praise and high ratings but faces audio glitches and studio mishaps. O'Donnell remains upbeat, noting renewed confidence through 2000, with a fast paced format blending monologue, interviews, musical performances, and cooking or human-interest pieces.
Oprah details her 1992 start with Bob Greene and how exercising five to seven days a week transformed her metabolism. She recalls years of inconsistent effort, the lure of genes, and the shift to seven days of activity, stressing the health and fat burning benefits.
Larry Hagman shines as a judge central to New Orleans politics and society in the limited run series Organs. The two hour premiere airs at 9 p.m. Wednesday on WIVH TV Channel 3, with critics noting a slow start but strong performance and vivid atmosphere.
A review of recent and upcoming film musicals contrasts modern stage bound numbers with classic era hits. Disney revived song and dance with Newsies and The Lion King style projects while Evita faces mass audience acceptance amid a trend toward glossy music video storytelling.
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