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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1999
Page
3
About 300 people including tourists queued for quick autographs at a department store book signing by Monica Lewinsky. She remained cheerful and efficient, telling fans she aimed to keep the line moving while greeting each buyer with a broad smile.
Actor David Arquette says couples benefit from therapy in relationships and notes it helps when partners disagree. He emphasizes therapy as an asset to keep a marriage on track with Courteney Cox.
A blend of broadcast blurbs highlights Friends holiday plot threads with Lisa Kudrow and George Newbern, figure skating world championships from Helsinki with hosts Glenn and Dick, Jesse series finale decisions for Christina Applegate, The Century on Hitler and the atomic race, Inspector Morse feature The Wench Is Dead, Lee Strasberg acting at center, and gospel program with Alison Krauss and the Cox Family.
Wire column recaps TV shows and actors with Q and A notes. It mentions CBS may revive To Have and to Hold if remaining unaired episodes exist while The Sopranos will return on HBO in a third season. Colleen Gray is cited as alive at 76 with roles in several films and the Leech Woman available on video.
Telepictures producers prepare to counter with new charges in the civil case accusing the Jenny Jones program of complicity in Scott Amedure's March 1995 killing. They allege Amedure and Jonathan Schmitz may have socialized after filming and challenge Schmitz's sexual orientation narrative. Jury selection proceeds in Pontiac Michigan with opening arguments possible Wednesday.
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