Jennings leads ABC to top news ratings
ABC news ratings rose as Jennings dominated the airwaves in the era of city‑to‑city reporting. After Reynolds died in 1983 the travel anchor model ended and solo anchoring at events became standard. Jennings reflected on his experience and a shift in dynamics over about fifteen years.
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Syracuse Newspapers contest invites student editorials and cartoons
Teachers urged to enter students in the Syracuse Newspapers Editorial Writing and Cartoon Contest during NIE Week March 5–9 1990. Top editorials and cartoons in three grade brackets win cash prizes and print space on March 5 editorial page. Deadline February 9.
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Joanne Britton
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Syracuse Newspapers
Central New York Reading Council
Jamesville-Dewitt High School
Margaret LeBrun
Herald-Journal
Bud Poliquin
Jim O’hara
Mike Connor
the Post-Standard
Alva James
Toren Beasley
Grant Podeleo
Stars
Ken van Dalen
Gordon Prouty
Beasties rally to save Beauty and the Beast show
Fans flood Fox with letters after CBS cancels Beauty and the Beast. Organizers from Helper's Network and local supporters urge Fox to pick up the series, citing strong emotional attachment and charity tie ins. They plan telegrams, calls, and a potential film project to keep the story alive.
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Cabot Cbs
Stephanie Wiltse
Fisher
Pipeline
WAL
Fox Broadcasting Co
Beb
Fox
Kimberly Hartman
Hartman
Helper's Network
North America
Europe
Speopen
Catherine
New York City
Vincent
Witt Thomas
Willie
Beast
Debi Tolleson
Jacksonville
Pla
Beauty and the Beast
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Top 20 College Polls Spark Local Notable Coverage
The Herald-Journal and Herald American spotlight the latest Top 20 rankings across college football and basketball, highlighting shifts, notable upsets, and key teams. Analysts weigh implications for both programs and regional fans.
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Unspeakable Acts TV film sparks parental concerns about daycare
A 9 p.m. Channel 9 film dramatizes a mass mistreatment case in Miami 1984. It centers on child witnesses, expert interviews, and ensuing convictions, featuring Jill Clayburgh, Brad Davis, and Terrence Knox, with a focus on child protection and scrutiny of daycare facilities.
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Channel 9
Miami
Alan Landsburg
Linda Otto
Adam
Ryan White
Jill Clayburgh
Brad Davis
Hubley
Bebe Neuwirth
Valerie Landsburg
Gary Frank
Sam Behrens
Terence Knox
Gregory Sierra
Guy Stockwell
Boston
Henry Hampton
Wcny-Tv
Channel 24
Julian Bond
U.S
Malcolm X
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Mississippi
Ossie Davis
Mike Wallace
Alex Haley
Carmichael
Jesse Jackson
Huey Newton
Bobby Seale
Harry Belafonte
Hussey
Joe Mazzello
Mario van Peebles
Sonny Spoon
Roy Thinnes
Elizabeth Ash Thinnes
Martin Luther King Jr
Martin
Gordon Parks Jr
Arsenio Hall
Wsyt-Tv
Channel 68
Dr. King
Quincy Jones
Dion
the Winans
Amy Grant
TV Tonight Highlights On Air Schedule For Viewer Choices
A night of varied programming features Allyce Beasley as Neal's ex wife on ALF at 8 on Channel 3 while MacGyver educates a problem student at 8 on Channel 9. Major Dad reruns at 8 on Channel 5 as Mac and Polly return from their honeymoon. Fuller and Hoffs probe a high school teacher murder on 21 Jump Street at 8 on Channel 68.
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Alf
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Channel 3
Murphy
Miles
Murphy Brown
Suzanne
Channel 5
Joanna
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