Betty Furness departs Today after 16 years on NBC
Betty Furness, 76, will sign off from NBC Today on March 18 after 16 years, with a farewell on WNBC in New York. She cites a shift to more field reporting and says she may appear as a special in the future while pursuing other ventures. Furness has won awards including a Peabody and Emmys and served as Johnsons consumer affairs aide in 1967.
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Horoscope forecast by birth sign and dates
A scrambled horoscope page offers sun sign summaries with May through November guidance. Aries through Aquarius entries give hints on rewards, shopping, romance, partnerships, education, and family events, though several names and phrases are garbled.
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Nova Rescue of Baby Whales 1987 Update on Cape Cod
A TV Today listing notes NOVA rescues three stranded whales off Cape Cod in 1987 and updates with new footage. Scientists and volunteers adapt to similar recent incidents, including last fall, as the program airs at 9:05 p.m. on MAX. The Icicle Thief, a 1989 Maurizio Nichetti satire, critiques film advertising within a spoof of The Bicycle Thief.
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Critic's Choices and Super Tuesday 1992 coverage
Tom Brokaw anchors Critic's Choices as results unfold from Super Tuesday with 10 states voting including Florida Hawaii Massachusetts Missouri Rhode Island and more. Peter Jennings and David Brinkley report the outcome across the same pivotal day in the 1992 presidential race.
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Actress Cecilia Parker in Andy Hardy films and her later life
Cecilia Parker portrayed Marian Hardy in the Andy Hardy films with Mickey Rooney and Lewis Stone. She began acting as a teen in 1930, joined MGM for the Hardy series starting with A Family Affair in 1938, and retired from films after 1945 to work in real estate with her husband, appearing once more in 1958’s Andy Hardy Comes Home. Lucy Lucille Ball did not stand in for Ginger Rogers. Ball began as a chorus girl and was taller, making her unsuitable as a stand-in due to lighting needs.
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