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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2000
Page
8
Local TV guide lists Oak Hill WOAY Bristol WCYB Bluefield WVVA Roanoke WDBY Charleston WCHS Beckley WSWP WSLS Johnson City WJHL Huntington WOWK Lynchburg WSET WBRA Beckley WSVX WB TV stations include ABC NBC CBS PBS Fox and Atlanta feed options across multiple markets with channel numbers and network associations.
Television listings summarize evening and late shows including Clinton State of the Union coverage with live analysis and a variety of programs. Highlights mention Diagnosis Murder, Wonders of the African World, Road to Fame, Frasier, Are You Being Served, Mystery! and Nightly Business Report with guest Alice Rivlin.
Ed McMahon unveils a national talent search on the Web with 10 categories including music comedy and modeling. Applicants pay 19.95 to enter and viewers vote starting April 15 with prizes from 1000 to 10000. The site emphasizes online reach and the growing impact of cyberspace.
ASHVILLE Tenn AP musician Tom Mabe records and sells prank calls to telemarketers. He aims to waste their time and profit from self financed albums. His red VW Beetle promo and Virgin Records deal fuel a growing comedic revenge act.
San Francisco AP reports two digital radio paths loom. The industry will shift to digital broadcasting for clearer sound and less static, while satellite radio may redefine listening with a $100 receiver, a $100 car antenna, and about $10 monthly fees for access to about 100 stations including NPR, classical, rock, pop, hip hop, reggae and CNBC. Many stations aim for commercial-free formats.
A Bonnie Barnett tribute recalls saying I love you to her dad before his passing. Readers share memories about expressing affection, handwritten notes, charity questions at a Christmas luncheon, and a perfume etiquette quote from Diane in Omaha.
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