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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1993
Page
8
Former vice president Dan Quayle returned to Huntington Indiana to dedicate the Dan Quayle Center and Museum amid hints of a presidential bid. About 500 attendees joined the ceremony as sportscaster Chris Schenkel and local figures observed the opening in a period community event.
Entertainment Weekly profiles Buddy Ebsen and Jim Varney on Jed Clampett values. Ebsen describes dignity humor friendliness and trust until betrayed as essential traits. The piece connects hillbilly wisdom with modern storytelling and community spirit. Mack McLarty leaves White House to urge charity at Pulaski Heights church in Little Rock. He tells 200 attendees that hungry children and homeless families reveal national failings and urges daily acts of kindness.
Margaret reveals on BBC Breakfast with Frost that Francois Mitterrand discussed fears with her during her 1990 tenure as Britain's prime minister. The memoirs titled The Downing Street Years are showcased in London.
Julia Child becomes the first woman inducted into the Culinary Institute of America hall of fame during a ceremony led by Institute President Ferdinand E. Metz. He praised her role in a culinary renaissance and her influence on American diners and chefs.
Leona Helmsley will transfer from a Connecticut federal prison to a halfway house for the last three months of her 18 month sentence. Her lawyer Milton Gould called the move welcome and expected.
At 8 p m Jersey Girl stars Jami Gertz as a New Jersey woman who believes she finds her ideal match in a corporate executive played by Dylan McDermott. Sheryl Lee also appears in the romantic comedy.
Movie and TV listings recap tonight's offerings including American Samurai a 1992 martial arts adventure with David Bradley and a life or death duel with a Yakuza villain Dead Bang a John Frankenheimer drama starring Don Johnson as a detective tangled with a white supremacist case White Men Can't Jump a 1992 sports comedy about street hustlers starring Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes.
NEW YORK Fox cancelled The Chevy Chase Show after 29 broadcasts amid scathing reviews. The network will replace it with In Living Color reruns tonight. Chase expressed disappointment but defended his comedic elements. Fox executives cited low ratings and recent creative changes as reasons for the abrupt decision.
The NBC film Moment of Truth Staring Back dramatizes a Florida teen’s terror over three years and a mother’s one woman campaign that helped pass a strong anti stalking law. Lin da Anello is portrayed by Shanna Reed with Laurisa Anello and Curtis Harper by Tom Kurlander. The movie, made with the real family’s cooperation, aims to provoke anger and awareness while presenting a gripping tale.
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