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Farmers, ranchers could feel the credit crunch
LUBBOCK - U.S. farmers and ranchers, already feeling the crunch from rising costs for fuel and other production needs, may have a tougher time getting loans they need next year because of the national credit crisis, agriculture officials said.
DMI to expand wind power operations at Tulsa plant
A wind turbine tower manufacturer plans to expand operations at its Tulsa, Okla., factory to capitalize on the burgeoning wind energy market, officials said.
Depression offers lessons for current financial crisis
They are the stories we heard from our grandparents, the pictures we studied in history books - bread lines stretching around street corners, shantytowns sheltering the unemployed, small-town banks with darkened windows.
Ruling lets Mich. sippers buy wine from out-of-state
Barring a successful state appeal, Michigan wine lovers will be able to avoid the middle-men and buy straight from out-of-state retailers now that a federal judge has struck down alcohol regulations as unconstitutional.
Economy sheds jobs at fastest pace in 5 years
WASHINGTON - Jobs are vanishing at the fastest pace in more than five years and more layoffs are expected in the months ahead, an urgent signal the U.S. may be careening toward a deep and painful recession just as Americans prepare to elect a new president.
Mitsubishi, Morgan Stanley consider merger in Japan
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. and U.S. investment bank Morgan Stanley are weighing a merger of their brokerage units in Japan, media reports said Friday.
FDIC conductor wields a steady hand
WASHINGTON - Hundreds of people desperate to withdraw money lined up outside branches of IndyMac Bancorp after the California bank was seized in July by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
September sees expansion in many areas of economy
Educational services, farms, utilities, stores and hospitals all saw their businesses expand slightly in September, thanks to strong exports and deliveries, a private research group's survey showed Friday.
BoA office door opens for Merrill Lynch CEO Thain
Bank of America Corp. said Thursday that Merrill Lynch & Co.'s Chief Executive John Thain will take a new position at Bank of America once the bank completes its acquisition of Merrill.
AIG to sell portions of firm to pay for government loan
The insurer American International Group Inc. said Friday it plans to sell off a number of business units to pay off its massive government loan.
Wells Fargo, Citi vie for Wachovia
NEW YORK - A battle broke out for control of Wachovia Friday as Wells Fargo signed a $15.1 billion agreement to buy the Charlotte, N.C.-based bank, while Citigroup and the federal regulators backing its earlier deal insisted that Citi's takeover bid go forward.
Bailout's passage unable to lift Wall Street's spirits
Wall Street ended its worst week in seven years with another tumble Friday on fears that the $700 billion financial rescue package may not unblock credit markets and halt a recession.
Colleges start to scramble
NEW HAVEN, Conn. - An investment fund that serves about 1,000 colleges and private schools partially froze withdrawals this week amid the credit crunch, forcing colleges to develop new plans to pay bills.
Ex-McAfee exec clear of charges
SAN FRANCISCO - A jury on Friday acquitted the former top lawyer at security software maker McAfee Inc. of illegally tampering with his stock option grants to boost his pay package.
Ban on short sales not up
WASHINGTON - Federal regulators have extended an unprecedented ban against all short-selling in the shares of more than 800 financial companies, keeping it in place at least until after Congress enacts a massive financial bailout plan.
Petters Group CEO arrested, jailed in fraud investigation
MINNEAPOLIS - A federal judge ordered businessman Tom Petters jailed until Tuesday to give prosecutors time to explore evidence in an investigation of alleged fraud.
Oil falls below $94 on falling demand
NEW YORK - Oil prices closed at their lowest level in two weeks Thursday, tumbling below $94 a barrel on doubts that a revamped financial bailout plan will be enough to avoid a protracted economic slump and revive dwindling U.S. energy demand.
Credit market remains tight
NEW YORK - The stranglehold on the credit markets remained tight Friday after the House approved a revised $700 billion financial bailout, with investors nervous that the plan is at most a first step in repairing the faltering U.S. economy.
Wall Street in glum spirits as bailout hangs in balance
Pessimism about a protracted economic downturn hit the financial markets Thursday, sending stocks plunging and further tightening the credit markets.
Credit crunch dries up auto loans
The era of easy auto loans has come skidding to a halt.
ConocoPhillips: Hurricanes hamper US oil production
ConocoPhillips, the third-largest U.S. oil company, said Thursday that global production of oil and natural gas in the third quarter was likely flat or slightly below second-quarter levels, in part from disruptions caused by two storms in the Gulf of Mexico.
Gases on auction block
NEW YORK - Greenhouse gases went on sale Thursday as 10 Northeastern states held the nation's first auction of pollution credits aimed at curbing global warming.
Comings & Goings
Ron Schroeter, an Allstate agent, is opening a new office at 3601 S. Georgia St.
Credit crisis raises jobless rate
WASHINGTON - Tight credit is taking a toll on manufacturing and jobs.
Electric cars shine in Paris
PARIS - As the race to offer the first commercially viable electric car charges up, automakers hoping to cash in on environmental concerns displayed a slew of models at the Paris Motor Show on Friday.
Factory orders fall 4 percent in Aug.
WASHINGTON - Orders to U.S. factories plunged by the largest amount in nearly two years in August as the credit strains began to hit manufacturing with full force.
Vintners: Make room for wine
RAMONA, Calif. - Don Cohorst has acres of vineyards, a stash of small-batch vintages and a barn he wants to turn into a cozy tasting room for vino-sipping visitors.
The natural way to eat
WASHINGTON - North Dakota farmers have spent $6 million to open a pair of Washington restaurants, one just blocks from the White House, to showcase food from family farms. The newer eatery aims to be "Washington's greenest restaurant."
Texas Tech to hold baseball camp
Texas Tech baseball will conduct an Oct. 18 Showcase Camp on the Texas Tech campus in Lubbock. The camp is open for ages 13-18. For more information call Trent Petrie at 806-742-2756 (ext. 401) or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Details are also available at www.texastech.com.
Missouri still top dog; Sooners close second
Editor's Note: How Dave Henry of the Amarillo Globe-News ranks the teams in the Big 12 Conference with predictions for this week's games. Henry went 4-0 last week, while guest selectors were 1-2.
Tech's big chance
MANHATTAN, Kan. - Texas Tech has been here before. Undefeated, ready to join the elite, to insert itself into the national title chase.
Tech takes note of upset trend
LUBBOCK - Texas Tech's Mike Leach made sure his No. 7 Red Raiders understood how they jumped three spots in the rankings without playing a game.
Favorites beware: The upset bug might spread
Who's next to be upset? The last week of the first month of the season dramatically changed the direction of the national championship chase.
Texas coach impressed with CU running backs
BOULDER, Colo. - While waiting for most-wanted recruit Darrell Scott to choose between Colorado and Texas, the Buffaloes landed Rodney Stewart as insurance.
Tiffany Shay Ferguson
Suzanne and Daniel Ferguson of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Tiffany, to Jonathan Blake Burton.
Tiffany Jackson
Nancy and Gary Jackson of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Tiffany, to Christopher McDaniel.
Kelley Stowers
Janet and Richard Stowers of Pampa announce the engagement of their daughter, Kelley, to Rhett Lawrence. Grandparents of the bride-elect are Dot and Dick Stowers of Pampa and the late Patti and Guy Leach.
Teri Schmidt
Karen and Mike Schmidt of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Teri, to Steve McKinney.
Michelle R. Sanders
Nicki Sanders and Herb Sanders, both of Amarillo, announce the engagement of their daughter, Michelle, to Robert B. Green.
Palin OK as Veep for So. Baptists
RALEIGH, N.C. - Within the nation's largest Protestant denomination, a woman may not lead a church or a home. But prominent Southern Baptists see nothing wrong with Sarah Palin serving as vice president - or perhaps even commander-in-chief someday.
Passport to God
Iman Doraji left his native Iran for the United States in 2005 seeking refuge from religious persecution. He practiced the Mandean faith, an ancient religion rooted in the Bible but which is neither Jewish nor Christian. In a country dominated by Islam, his faith was the reason for discrimination that resulted in denial of medical care, jobs and education.
Wyo. officials to remove memorials to crash victims
CHEYENNE, Wyo. - The Wyoming Department of Transportation plans to begin removing some 300 homemade memorials to crash victims around the state.
Seeking alternative events
The Amarillo Globe-News Faith section will offer a roundup of Halloween alternative events Oct. 25.
Congregational Corner - River Road Fellowship
Mission Statement: We are a community of believers united under the Lordship of Jesus Christ whom are dedicated to knowing God and making Him known
Faith Briefs
Family Worship Center announces the election of the Rev. Ronnie and Shannon Woodward to the senior pastor position at the church, 11901 Interstate 27. Woodward's first day in ministry will be at 10:30 a.m. Sunday.
D.C. Council eyes parking bill
WASHINGTON - As parishioners pack Washington churches every Sunday, area residents complain that worshippers are clogging city streets with their parked cars.
Heloise: Hint helps when moving
Dear Heloise: I have a hint that should help with moving. We've moved many times throughout the years, and in the early years, it was always a disaster, even when a nationally known moving company did the job. If you are going to be moved by a commercial company, do your own packing of whatever you consider essential, and label those boxes. I found that it was best to do all the household packing, and I numbered each box, with a corresponding number in a notebook, listing everything in that particular box. When our shipment arrived, I had only to look at my lists to see which boxes we needed immediately. Some were stacked in the garage for months, as nothing in them was essential.
Dr. Gott: Mouth sores are not a hygiene problem
Dear Dr. Gott: My son had unexplained mouth sores for six months. They broke out every three weeks. He saw a dentist and periodontist, who were both unable to help. He was then referred to a dental school. Once there, the dentists immediately knew what the problem was. He was diagnosed with idiopathic cyclic neutropenia (low white blood cell levels). He underwent weekly blood tests for a few months to confirm the diagnosis, but it was reassuring to know that the sores were not caused by lack of dental hygiene, as we thought.
Dear Abby: Brother-in-law a little quick to move in
Dear Abby: My wife, "Jill," and I are going through a divorce. I lied to her about money, spent money we didn't have and generally put her and my kids in danger of losing everything. I am doing everything I can to be accountable, but since we separated six weeks ago, Jill has slept with at least one person and is developing a "friendship" with my sister's husband. (I'll call him "Jack.")
Baby sitter terrified during ride home
Dear Abby: Please print this as a warning to other teenagers.
Heloise: Hints help traveling pets
Dear Heloise: Here are my comments about feeding animals while traveling.
Dr. Gott: Reader wants natural help for better sleep
Dear Dr. Gott: I am 70 years old. I have been a light sleeper for my entire adult life. However, sleep has been more elusive in recent months.
Happy slips past Lefors, 28-27
Happy squeezed out a 28-27 Six-Man win against host Lefors after a two-point kick failed with three minutes left in the nondistrict game Friday night.
Prep Volleyball
Heritage Classical Academy def. Plainview Christian 13-25, 25-12, 25-11, 25-22
Midland Christian cools off 'Horns
A back-and-forth scoring battle turned on Caprock's only interception as Midland Christian pulled away to a 61-33 nondistrict football victory Friday at Midland against the Longhorns.
What's it like ...
Junior Jorge Soriano plays center for the Caprock Longhorns (3-1). As do other offensive linemen, he has to block. But unlike the others, his work begins before his blocking assignment as he has to snap the ball to quarterback Ckyler Artis first.
Who's hot... Bushland Falcons
The Falcons have started 5-0 for the second year in a row. In their third season of UIL competition, the Falcons are 18-8 overall, including 9-2 last season.
Timeout with: Reaves Ashley, Tascosa senior wide receiver
Volleyball: Hereford-Dumas rivalry continues on Saturday
Longhorns versus Aggies, North Carolina versus Duke, Red Sox versus Yankees.
Olton 78 - San Jacinto 0
Olton dominated all phases of the game in a rout of San Jacinto.
San Jacinto, Arbor Academy in action tonight
San Jacinto Christian will go after its second victory in a row tonight while Arbor Christian Academy will try to snap a three-game losing streak in 7:30 p.m. games involving local teams.
Plainview rallies by Harvesters
PAMPA - Pampa turned the ball over four times and was penalized 16 times for 115 yards, and still had a chance to win.
Call in games reminder
Home team correspondents need to call in scoring summaries and statistics to the Globe-News as quickly as possible after their games to get results into Saturday's edition. Please report the names of both teams' players in scoring summaries. Call the Globe-News Sports Department at 800-692-4052 or 806-376-4488.
Vega 34 - Arbor Christian Aca. 0
Cameron Gruhlkey accounted for four touchdowns, three passing and one running, as the Longhorns blanked Arbor Christian Academy.
Week 5
4 Number of Panhandle-area teams. They are Palo Duro, Tulia, Claude and Groom.
Looking Back... Oct. 6, 2000
Troy Barber's 4-yard run in the second overtime enabled the visiting Midland Bulldogs to outlast Amarillo High, 17-10, before 5,000 fans at Dick Bivins Stadium.
High School Cross Country Capsules
Eagles rebound with rout
There's nothing better for the confidence of a football team than bouncing back from a tough loss with a convincing win.
Rebels, Sandies back into fray
Tascosa and Amarillo High wave bye-bye to the bye week tonight, each looking to grab a dose of the same medicine the doctor has prescribed after leaving with a limp from the opening portion of the District 2-5A football season.
Bushland, River Road teams to beat in 1-2A
After spending the first two months of the season preparing, practicing and improving during the nondistrict season, teams in District 1-2A are finally set to begin the season.
Division II Volleyball Rankings
Texas High School Football Scores
Pigskinreview.com has gone mobile
Need to find out all the scores of high school football games tonight? Now you can, no matter what game you're attending.
Sandies score three late TDs in span of 3:11
So, you left the Amarillo High game with five minutes to play to beat the traffic, did you?
Statistics reminder
The Amarillo Globe-News will publish high school football statistics and players of the week through the football season. Coaches are urged to fax or e-mail the information by 3 p.m. Monday.
Lee's ground game runs over Tascosa
MIDLAND - Tascosa's football team had several ingredients simmering for an upset win against Midland Lee: an interception, a blocked field-goal attempt and several sacks.
It's not the shoes, it's the jerseys
Amarillo High has a throwback look to their jerseys this year with a block A on the shoulder.
Hornets defeat Lynx
The Tulia Hornets used the running of Darren McCaslin and a loud homecoming crowd to defeat Spearman, 27-19, and garner its first victory of the season on Friday night.
Wheeler, Memphis like running instead of passing
Wheeler and Memphis are two teams that haven't gone to the spread offense, and they likely don't have any intentions to do so in the near future.
Texico, N.M. 24 - Gruver 0
Texico is for real.
District 3-1A teams finally produce a winning week
The teams of District 3-1A went 4-2 last week for the first time this season. Nazareth, Bovina, Boys Ranch and Vega posted victories while White Deer and Claude were the losers.
Groom 51 - Lazbuddie 6
Taylor Fields had eight catches for 84 yards and two touchdowns as Groom won its homecoming game and picked up its first win of the season in a game called in the third quarter because of the 45-point rule.
Holy Cross vs. Samnorwood
Holy Cross ballcarrier Salvador Sanchez, right, forearms Samnorwood's K.D. Williams near the goal line to score a touchdown Saturday at the Holy Cross field. Samnorwood won, 63-44.
Silverton 60 - Whitharral 14
True Burson was moved from defense to offense last week. It was a good move for Silverton.
Top of its class
Canyon's athletic department won its second straight Lone Star Cup championship in Class 3A last year and will receive the award during tonight's game against Lubbock Estacado. The Lone Star Cup recognizes the top school in each classification, taking into account all sanctioned athletic and academic achievements throughout the year. The Eagles have won the award five times in the last six years.
Big Ticket Games
Caprock (3-1) at Midland Christian (3-2), 7:30 p.m.: The Longhorns are off to their best start since 1997. Toughest road test to date for Coach Seth Parr and his 'Horns.
Who will survive District 1-3A?
When district play starts next week, the teams of 1-3A could be a collective 9-21 if Lubbock Estacado fails to beat Canyon today and Lubbock Cooper loses to Snyder in a game that was postponed a few weeks ago.
3 teams ranked No.1 in Panhandle
The Panhandle this week claims three of the 10 top-ranked cross country teams in Texas.
Some rest, some play
While District 2-5A is already in the thick of its district race, the rest of the Panhandle is either taking the week off or preparing for district games to begin with one last nondistrict matchup. Palo Duro, Randall and Hereford will take the week off in Class 4A while Caprock will get a chance to measure itself against a tough Midland Christian team on the road. With just 16 games on the schedule this week it appears that most teams in the Panhandle would prefer to rest the week before district.
Paducah 38 - Valley 28
Paducah's David Smart scored three touchdowns, including a 55-yard interception return, as the Dragons outlasted Valley (3-3).
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Let's get ready to rumble: Battle of the Badges set for tonight at Azteca Arena
The second annual Battle of the Badges pits police officers against fire fighters in a boxing competition at 7 tonight at Azteca Arena, located on 500 Farm-to-Market Road 1912.
Drivers get edgy at risky Talladega
TALLADEGA, Ala. - Carl Edwards' $1 million offer still was on the table Friday, but there were no takers at Talladega Superspeedway.
Stars aiming to play well before the games count
A rocky preseason has the Stars just a little bit anxious about their final exhibition game Sunday against the Edmonton Oilers.
Roger Waun eyes alternative energy
The Democratic candidate campaigning to represent the 13th Congressional District pledged Friday to help the Panhandle become a national forerunner in alterative energy production.
Jury indicts man in child pornography
A grand jury has indicted an Amarillo man on a child pornography charge.
Man charged in Dusters shooting not yet indicted
A decision whether to prosecute the accused killer of an Amarillo Dusters football player won't be made until 2009.
On the edge of common sense: Farmer's wife blindly trusts man's judgment
It's always a tough choice for a farmer to make when it is necessary to tow a crippled vehicle - should he have his wife drive the towing unit or should she sit behind the wheel of the one being towed?
Incorrect information appears in today's Get Out! section. A story on the West Texas A&M University production of "Rabbit Hole" does not appear in Get Out! The story can instead be found in today's Globe-News.
Man gets 4 years, plus fine
An Amarillo man who pleaded guilty in July to interstate transportation of stolen property was sentenced to 48 months in federal prison Friday.
Canyon Chamber cook-off
CANYON - More than 250 people took their lunch hours outdoors Thursday on the Courthouse Square to participate in the Canyon Chamber of Commerce's Barbecue Cookoff to benefit the United Way of Amarillo & Canyon.
WT brings home herd
West Texas A&M University's "Bringing Home the Herd" homecoming week celebrations continued Friday night with the traditional bonfire celebration.
Airport bidding on hold
Only one company expressed interest Thursday in the city's multimillion dollar overhaul of the Rick Husband Amarillo International Airport.
Thornberry, others weigh merits of revised measure
WASHINGTON - Texas' House members returned to Washington on Thursday with the possible repercussions of a new vote on a $700 billion bailout bill churning in their minds and constituents' complaints ringing in their ears.
Area candidates scramble for figures
AUSTIN - As he has done since he first ran for state office 24 years ago, on Monday Rep. John Smithee will tell the Texas Ethics Commission how much money he has raised and how he is spending it.
Shumate trial cost taxpayers $191K
Former Sheriff Mike Shumate accepted more than $10,000 in bribes, but it took $191,000 to prove it. Shumate received bribes that were in the form of meals and trips, and they eventually cost him his position as the top law enforcement officer in Potter County.
Panhandle races quiet
AUSTIN - Panhandle voters are used to quiet statehouse races because its Republican incumbents rarely have strong opposition.
Hotel landscape shifting with five possible constructions announced
Two hotels are opening in Amarillo and five more properties could be in the pipeline.
Texans switch votes to help pass bailout bill
WASHINGTON - Four Texas Democrats and two Republicans changed their minds Friday to help pass a $700 billion bailout of the financial industry.
Saturday full of WT homecoming festivities
Each year on a Saturday in October, the small city of Canyon swells to almost twice its size.
Voter registration deadline is Monday
Residents who want to help pick the next president of the United States need to register, and soon.
Murder suspect turns self in
A two-state manhunt for a Clovis, N.M., man suspected of killing two people last week ended Friday after the man turned himself in.
WT set to explore the 'Rabbit Hole'
Don't expect the typical dysfunctional family drama from West Texas A&M University's "Rabbit Hole."
Maverick fights to extend life
The Maverick Boys and Girls Club could close by the end of the year without more donors, the president of the club's board of directors said.
Jon Mark Beilue: Book costs are a joke
The oldest son recently brought in a college textbook he bought shortly after the fall semester started. When he told me the price, I wanted to reach for an oxygen mask.
Route 66 event to benefit San Jacinto Academy
The Route 66 Celebration of Wheels is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at San Jacinto Christian Academy, West Sixth Avenue and Carolina Street.
Hotel accommodations available
Some empty beds in Amarillo can't be blamed on insomnia.
Two phone numbers that appeared in Friday's Globe-News require correction.
Texans face Colts short on safeties
HOUSTON - Houston's secondary was already without its best player as cornerback Dunta Robinson recovers from injuries.
Cowboys keep eye on Jones
IRVING - Dallas Cowboys cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones is back in the NFL and by all accounts is doing well.
Former Buffs QB Bell headed to CFL
Former West Texas A&M quarterback Dalton Bell keeps moving north.
Billy Moore
DALHART - Billy Moore, 83, died Thursday, Oct. 2, 2008, in Amarillo.
Ruth Evelyn Tarver
Ruth Evelyn Tarver, 85, of Amarillo died Thursday, Oct. 2, 2008.
Ruth Inez May
BEAVER, Okla. - Ruth Inez May, 88, died Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2008.
Silvia Vazquez Flores Robles
DALHART - Silvia Vazquez Flores Robles, 50, died Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2008, in Amarillo.
Alberta M. Billington
BORGER - Alberta M. Billington, 83, died Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2008, in Amarillo.
Verne Foreman
DUMAS - Verne Foreman, 87, died Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2008, in Amarillo.
Dr. David Stuart Blackburn
NATCHEZ, Miss. - Dr. David Stuart Blackburn, 70, formerly of Amarillo, Texas, died Sunday, Sept. 28, 2008.
Arthur G. Cote
HAPPY - Arthur G. Cote, 84, died Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2008.
Robert Randall "Randy" Long
Robert Randall "Randy" Long, 60, of Amarillo died Thursday, Oct. 2, 2008, in Stinnett.
Lucille Elder
QUANAH - Lucille Elder, 87, died Thursday, Oct. 2, 2008, in Vernon.
Vaughn Evans
VERNON - Vaughn Evans, 92, died Thursday, Oct. 2, 2008.
Marcos "Mec" Magallanes
DUMAS - Marcos "Mec" Magallanes, 18, of Liberal, Kan., formerly of Dumas, died Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2008.
Trannie Holmes
Trannie Holmes, 61, of Amarillo died Thursday, Oct. 2, 2008.
Ina Mae Anglin
WHEELER - Ina Mae Anglin, 98, formerly of Wheeler, died Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2008, in Pampa.
Gladys Joy Tharp
HARDESTY, Okla. - Gladys Joy Tharp, 89, died Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2008.
Caffrey Cloys Knox
Caffrey Cloys Knox, 87, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2008.
Roger L. Maglio
Roger L. Maglio, 93, of Amarillo died Thursday, Oct. 2, 2008.
Annie Mae Medley
HEREFORD - Annie Mae Medley, 91, died Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2008.
Dolores L. Richards
Dolores L. Richards, 79, of Amarillo died Thursday, Oct. 2, 2008.
Letter: Men not guilty of 'sexist' abortion comments
(Re: Letter to the editor, "Man up, men," Sept. 23.)
Letter: Big Brother casts lengthening shadow
Imagine, if you will, it is mid-2009. Both houses in a Democratic Congress are veto-proof.
Letter: When did class warfare erupt in U.S.?
Sen. Barack Obama keeps talking about fighting for the middle class.
Letter: Let alumni, not students, pay for WT additions
Regarding your recent editorial supporting the development of a sports complex at West Texas A&M University financed by the student body: This is an outrageous and misdirected idea!
Letter: Obama-Palin comparison doesn't hold up
Why is Estella Willis of Borger (letter to the editor, Sept. 30) comparing Sarah Palin to Barack Obama?
Letter: We've gained more enemies than we can afford
I seem to remember that 63 years ago this past spring, I was flying as observer on the last flight that the Eighth Air Corps made during Roosevelt's War in Europe. We were leading more than 100 B-17 heavy bombers which rained devastation on the Skoda Works of Pilsen, Czechoslovakia.
Editorial: Lockup needs to fix it now
The topic of women behind bars is no longer the plot of a bad Hollywood B-movie.
Editorial: VP hopefuls serve us well
Americans have been served well by the two candidates for vice president of the United States.
Learning the lingo
Here are 10 words or phrases Buffs fans need to know to be in the know.
Miles heads list of WT honorees
The D-train will be pulling back into the station tonight.
Incarnate Word topples Buffs, 2-1
For two straight games, the West Texas A&M men's soccer team has taken a 1-0 lead into halftime.
Big-play safety ready again
Midwestern State won't like the scene tonight at Kimbrough Memorial Stadium.
Lady Buffs take 15-2 record into tournament in Kansas
After spending the last month playing all of its matches on the road, the West Texas A&M volleyball team will wrap up its five-week road trip this weekend in Kansas.
Keith Miller: Ex-receiver enjoys seeing records fall
Keith Miller is under attack, and he likes it.
No. 16 Pittsburg State drops No. 3 WT
A change of location to Pittsburg, Kan., didn't help West Texas A&M.
Get there early. Attendance at West Texas A&M home games has been among the highest in NCAA Division II the past three seasons, in large part due to huge crowds for the homecoming game.
Former Buffs QB Bell headed to CFL
Former West Texas A&M quarterback Dalton Bell keeps moving north.
If You Go
Kickoff: 6 p.m. today, Kimbrough Memorial Stadium, Canyon.
Defense responsible for Mustangs' success
For the third straight year, Midwestern State and West Texas A&M meet as unbeaten teams.
WT's Cherono named LSC runner of the week
For the second time this cross country season, West Texas A&M's Jeniffer Cherono has been named female runner of the week in the Lone Star Conference.
Lady Buffs hold off ECU, 4-2
The West Texas A&M women's soccer team overcame defensive mistakes to defeat Lone Star Conference foe East Central, 4-2, on Friday at The Pitch on WT's campus.
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SPRINGFIELD A 12-year-old boy who suffered a high-voltage shock when he grabbed an electrical line at a substation in Vermont in May is back home and making progress in his recovery.
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I heard a bootleg copy of Crystal like this was found in Vietnam. So that's why the Vietnamese in its name. But judging from the weird English in this game, it looks like it was actually translated from Japanese to Chinese to English. That's my guess as to the translation path, due to some of the wording. Elm's descriptions of the starters was probably the thing that made me think this (Chikorita is "Qige Leader" ["qi" in romanized Chinese is pronounced like "chi"], Cyndaquil is "Big Wind of Fire" [pretty literal translation of Hinoarashi, its Japanese name], and Totodile is "Little Croc" [another literal translation of its Japanese name, Waninoko]. Also, the prominence of the F-word. This
translation error is pretty common in Chinese-to-English translations
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