Week of October 8, 1992

Congress approves - what’s described as a far-reaching energy bill that

emphasizes nuclear power and alternative fuels.

Debate in St Louis - President

Bush goes after Clinton on his

anti-war activities. Both Bill

Clinton and Ross Perot go after

Bush’s economic record.

Campaign ’92 - A President

Bush commercial takes a pot

shot at Bill Clinton’s draft record

- that he offers differing

accounts of his experience with the draft in 1968 and 1969.

Debate in Atlanta - Day Quayle and Al Gore go at it. They clashed over the

economy and the character of the running mates.

A Russian coast guard ship fires warning shots across the bow of a Greenpeace

ship and it attempted to investigate the environmental threat posed by a nuclear

dumpsite in the Arctic Circle.

Scrambling - Aides to President Bush says if he is re-elected - he’ll dismiss his

economic policy team. Bush is behind in the polls.

Vice President Day Quayle questions Bill Clinton’s integrity over statements on

anti-war protests and the draft. “But he first says he didn’t take part in an anti-

Vietnam protest. Now we find that he organized one. He doesn’t tell the truth,

that’s the focus.”

Serbian aircraft reportedly bombed two northern Bosnian cities in defiance of a

U.N. ban on military flights over the former Yugoslav republic. Serbian leaders

denied the report.

The U.N. Security Council bars military flights over Bosnia-Herzegovina, where

Serbian forces have the only warplanes.

Kuwait agrees to purchase 236 advanced tanks from the U.S. in a deal lobbied

by President Bush.

A 5.9 magnitude earthquake rocks Cairo - killing 370 and injuring thousands.

Week of October 8, 1992

Russia has begun removing weapons and ammunition from Georgia, where the

government is trying to seize the material for its battle with Abkhazian

separatists.

Technology -

The FCC opens the door to satellite digital radio - in which radio would be

transmitted to a receiver from satellite.

Technology -

Nintendo and Sony have agreed to work together to develop common technology

that could dominate the next generation of video games.

New - Excel 4.0 - now for IBM and Apple machines.

Entertainment -

Don’t miss Frank Sinatra at Radio City Music Hall.

Music news -

Big Bob Dylan pay-per-view event this week from Madison Square Garden.

Those appearing - Johnny Cash, Eric Clapton, George Harrison, John

Mellencamp, Willie Nelson, Sinead O’Connor, Tom Petty, Neil Young O’Jays and

others.

Michael Jackson duets with

Eddie Murphy on Murphy’s new

album on a song.

The Supreme Court refuses to

reinstate lawsuits that accuse

rocker Ozzy Osbourne of

inciting the suicides of two

Georgia teens - through his

music.

The Ramones release their 16 th

album - “Mondo Bizarro.’

Ice-T says he’s pulling no

punches in his next rap album -

“Home Invasion.” His Cop Killer

controversy still lingers.

Week of October 8, 1992

The BBC says they’re editing Madonna’s latest video - “Erotica” down to about 3

minutes from its 7 minutes. \

On Saturday - HBO will broadcast a Michael Jackson concert taped Sept. 30 in

Bucharest, Romania. It was his first TV concert ever and lasted

hours and

minutes.

Hot hits -

Jump Around - House of Pain

End of the Road - Boyz II Men

Back to the Hotel - N2Deep

Rhythm is a Dancer - Snap

People Everyday - Arrested

Development

Please Don’t Go - K.W.S.

I ’d Die Without You - PM Dawn

Crossover - EPMD

What About Your Friends - TLC

Sometimes Love… Patty Smyth

Hard rock albums -

Singles - Soundtrack

Dirt - Alice in Chains

Ten - Pearl Jam

Temple of the Dog - Temple of

the Dog

Greatest Hits - Queen

Metallica - Metallica

Broken - Nine Inch Nails

What Hits? - Red Hot Chili

Peppers

Blood Sugar… Red Hot Chilli

Peppers

Use Your illusion I - Guns N’

Roses

Television news -

Passing - Hughes Rudd - Former CBS-TV newscaster. He was 71.

Week of October 8, 1992

Fox picks-up more episodes of “the Ben Stiller Show” - which satirizes pop

culture.

Charlie Rose begins a late-talk show over PBS on January 4. He’s been with the

Learning Channel. It’s been on only in NY for the past year - over WNET-TV.

Look for a celebrity Jeopardy this month when the likes of Beau Bridges, Carol

Bruentt, Robert Guilaume, Donna Mills, Rosie O’Donnell and others play for their

favorite charities.

On Saturday Night Live -

Joe Pesci and the Spin

Doctors.

Top TV -

Roseanne - 23.1

Football - Dallas vs.

Philadelphia - 22.3

Murphy Brown - 19.9

Coach - 19.5

Home improvement -

18.4

Full House - 16.8

Hearts Afire - 16.6

Cheers - 16.5

Hangin’ With Mr. Cooper

-16.4

Evening Shade - 16.4

Northern exposure - 16.4

’92 Vote: debate Analysis

-15.9

20/20 - 15.9

Love & War - 15.7

Unsolved Mysteries -

15.1

Fresh Prince of Bel Air - 14.5

Overexposed - 14.4

Wings - 14.0

Blossom - 13.6

Step by Step - 13.1

Married… With Children - 12.9

At the movies -

Under Siege