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House Approves Homeowner-Rescue Legislation

The U.S. House passed a huge homeowner rescue package Thursday to provide cheaper, government-backed mortgages to a... more...

Cyber Attacks in China Target Activists, Journalists

While protests related to Tibet and the Olympics have fizzled out on the streets, conflict continues in cyberspace.... more...

U.N. to Resume Aid Shipments to Myanmar

The U.N. said it is halting further aid flights to cyclone-stricken Myanmar, after the country's military leadership... more...

Columbus Symphony Cancels Summer Concerts

The Columbus Symphony Board of Directors says it lacks cash for summer concerts and will be forced to lay-off employees. Musicians have a contract through August 31st but the head of the musician's union says some already seeking other career options.
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8:30pm

Emmy-winning weekly newsmagazine NOW engages viewers by probing the most important issues facing democracy.

The Lawrence Welk Show
7pm

Easy-listening favorites are featured, including; "Sweet and Lovely"; "Whispering," with Bobby Burgess and Elaine Balden; "Someone to Watch Over Me," with Skeets Herfurt; and "For the Good Times," with Guy Hovis and Neil LeVang.

James Stewart: A Wonderful Life
Sunday at 5pm

Salutes one of Hollywood's best-loved actors; who started his career as a magician and accordionist, rose to stardom portraying ordinary men who called on their interior strengths to accomplish extraordinary things.


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DTV

On February 17, 2009, television will go all digital, all the time. While the benefits of digital television are remarkable, millions of households risk losing television reception unless they take the easy steps to receive a digital signal. Are you ready? more...

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