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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2000
Page
6
Local TV guide lists stations including Oak Hill WOAY Bristol WCYB Bluefield WVVA Roanoke WDBJ Charleston WCHS Beckley WSWP Roanoke WSLS Johnson City WJHL Huntington WOWK Lynchburg WSET Beckley WBRA Beckley WSVX WTBS Atlanta with station affiliations noted ABC NBC CBS PBS FOX and cable channel references for the viewing slate across several markets.
A dense local TV guide lists films and series from 8:06 pm through 11:35 pm including A Tale of Two Bunnies with Marina Black and Marilu Henner, BoB Freaks and Geeks, Antiques Roadshow Americana in Southfield Michigan, That 70s Show, Titus, American Experience on the telephone, Ally McBeal murder trial, River of Iron Dreams of Grand Canyon Railroad, Lost Squadron, Divorce Court, Home Improvement, Married with Children, and The Tonight Show. It notes a complete weekly listing in Medley.
King praised online publishing success of Riding the Bullet racking up 400000 orders in 24 hours. He weighs serializing a novel online while still writing by hand.
The film sparked limited protests from abortion opponents while drawing praise from abortion rights advocates. Cider House Rules, set in a Maine orphanage hospital, stars Michael Caine and Tobey Maguire and follows Homer Wells as he confronts abortion debates within a 1940s context.
The top twelve fiction best sellers include The Brethren by John Grisham from Doubleday at 27.95, Carolina Moon by Nora Roberts from Putnam at 24.95, Daughter of Fortune by Isabel Allende from HarperCollins at 26, Bridget Jones The Edge of Reason by Helen Fielding from Viking at 24.95, Gap Creek by Robert Morgan from Algonquin at 22.95, Day of Reckoning by Jack Higgins from Putnam at 25.95, The Lion’s Game by Nelson DeMille from Warner at 26.95, Tough Cookie by Diane Mott Davidson from Bantam at 23.95, Moment of Truth by Lisa Scottoline from HarperCollins at 25, Sick Puppy by Carl Hiaasen from Knopf at 25, City of God by E L Doctorow from Random House at 25, and Timeline by Michael Crichton from Knopf at 26.95.
A reader from Worried Mother in Oregon describes abuse by a wife and the imbalance in handling male victims. He fought back only when attacked and notes police rarely jail abusive women, urging better police training and fair treatment for men seeking safety and custody.
Julia Roberts leads with Erin Brockovich earning $28.2 million for its debut as Mission to Mars drops to second and Final Destination opens third. The legal drama follows a California woman who uncovered a PG&E pollution case and won a $333 million settlement involving 650 residents.
TV critic Rob Owen notes UPN police drama The Beat blends video and film to reflect its police world. Stars Mark Ruffalo and Derek Cecil as young New York cops who quarrel and share life advice amid cases, with Beatrice the unstable girlfriend adding shock value.
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