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By BONNIE PRICE LOFTON
Rappahannock News Contributing Writer
National TV-Tumoff Week is still two Weeks away, but the bargaining has already begun. “Can I ju$t watch the Orioles?” pleads Donn Hackney, the baseball coach at RCHS.
Diana Corbin of Slate Mills doesn’t want to give up Good Morning America, but she says she’ll do it if her husband Don will give up David Letterman.
Wanda Wooten of Sperryville is trying to talk daughters Heather and Jasmine, students at RCES, into trying only 24 hours off the tube.
And John and Maggie Evans ol Washington say they hardly watch TV, but there’s one TV show they hate to give up, even for a week: Masterpiece Theater.
Can Rappahannock residents live a week without the Orioles, Good Morning America, Letterman, Married with Children and Masterpiece Theater?
Dr. Werner Krebser, who treats many residents at his clinic ir Washington, says emphatically “yes,’
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