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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1993
Page
16
A 1992 alert mentions Jack Nicholson and a spectral armor tale. It notes viewing plans for the first two hour segment of Blood Feud, a 1983 TV miniseries, with the finale airing the next day at the same time amid conspiracy theory chatter.
Promotional note from Gregory Hair Removal experts introduces Clear Today waxing search as a faster, more efficient option for permanent or temporary clearance.
Onondaga County bans yard waste in trash making composting essential. Mow with a lift to speed decomposition and prevent thatch. Start a backyard compost pile adding grass clippings to make mulch. Call Operation Separation Hotline at 453-2870 for a free starter brochure. Learn more about yard management alternatives.
A gay couple’s struggle with AIDS is profiled on WCNY-TV Channel 24 in a PBS segment titled The Neat Generation. Local ratings show Star Trek and AIDS coverage drawing strong male viewership. Channel 68 tops weekday local news among men under 34 with a 6 rating and 27 share. Channel 9 anchors see personnel changes. WRVO-FM wins AP awards for abortion coverage and a government forum.
A.C. Nielsen conducted quarterly surveys in western Cayuga Seneca and Yates counties. May samples included 653 households asked to log viewed shows. ratings equal the percent watching during periods with each point roughly 3,800 households. The latest period ran April 9 to May 26.
A crowded cinema page outlines many films across multiple theaters, with specific showtimes and formats. Titles include Jurassic Park, Last Action Hero, Like Water for Chocolate, and Once Upon a Forest, among others, with various times and venues in Fayetteville and surrounding counties.
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