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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2000
Page
6
Kathy Kish compares newsroom stress to past fast food and convenience store roles, noting deadlines and editor pressure yet finding meals and customer chaos in food service far more chaotic and exhausting. She reflects on coping with mistakes and audience reactions, concluding journalism feels easier by comparison.
Performers are sought for the Summit Singers musical Songs of the Century with auditions on July 8 and 11 at the Summit Theatre in the Bluefield Area Arts and Science Center. Rehearsals begin around Sept 18 for a November 10 11 12 17 18 production.
Researchers Norman Nie and Lee Rainie report that Internet use increases contact with family and friends, deepens social connections, and lowers TV watching, while other studies show more time online reduces in-person social activities and may affect sleep. The findings suggest technology can both connect and isolate society.
Bernard and Phyllis White of Bluefield, known as The Whites, release their fourth gospel album Two Gates with heavy airplay in Holland and Belgium. Their single The Golden Years ranked No 39 on The Music Review list of top Inspirational songs from 100 stations. They earned Stardust Records International recognitions including a Country Music Award for global airplay and the Golden Artistic Career Achievement King Eagle Award. The pair began singing in churches, with roots in West Virginia and Virginia. Their discography includes The Crossing the River (1997) and Daddy's to the gospel truth! People as Crown (1998). They perform July 8 at the Gospel Warehouse in White Sulphur Springs and sell CDs at 248-8116 or bowmusic.com.
Kathy Kish explains why vending machines reject certain quarters and bills. Coin changers measure thickness diameter and weight while some use conductivity. a lightly copper center edge dent or bend can fail. Bills are read by optical and magnetic checks. turning a bill may improve read data. Inconsistent acceptance comes from individual coin wear and differing machine sensors.
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