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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2000
Page
16
Local TV guide notes tonight features for stations in Bluefield Beckley Roanoke Lynchburg and nearby markets. Programs across ABC NBC CBS PBS and Fox networks include prime time scheduling and regional offerings.
New York AP reports a rapid rollout of prime time game shows from NBC CBS and ABC to January 23 with heavy airings of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire and new titles like Winning Lines and 21. Analysts say the buzz may fade quickly as networks push to dilute Millionaire and test cheap formats for lasting profit.
Joe Montana enters sports publishing with In the Red Zone, featuring NFL greats Charles Haley and coaches Bill Parcells and Mike Ditka. He recalls the thrill of Sundays, the highs and lows of game day, and the adrenaline of football life. The piece outlines his postgame passion and industry ambitions.
Veteran rocker Carlos Santana headlines the Grammy nominations with 10 bids for Supernatural including song, record and album of the year. TLC earns six nominations for Fanmail and Unpretty, while Pierre Boulez also collects six in classical categories. Other record of the year contenders include Backstreet Boys, Cher, Ricky Martin, and TLC with a wide field across pop and classical spans.
TV listings note college basketball action with West Virginia visiting Miami at 3 00 PM plus a lineup including law and order, West Wing and Sabrina the Movie with Harrison Ford and Julia Ormond among the evening programs.
Dear Abby notes that sex may be essential for a husband’s happiness and urges compromise if rights and needs differ. She then summarizes readers’ alarm clock curfew stories, highlighting parental sleep loss and teen independence with a twist from a Maryland anonymous writer and a military son. The column credits the Universal Press Syndicate.
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