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Everyday Ethics: Hurting an opponent is a part of the game, but dishonorable
Q: I play soccer for my town club team, and we are about to face our biggest rival. Their best player, a midfielder, just got over a sprained ankle. Without him, we have a great chance to win, but if he plays, we will likely lose.
Separating politics from religion
The Rev. Vurn C. Martin, pastor at Greater Mount Olive Baptist Church, said he doesn't use his pulpit to discuss politics - and that includes not telling congregation members how to cast their votes.
As in the words of Izzard, trust The Man Upstairs
If younger Texas Panhandle residents have heard the name Izzard at all, it may mean only the old fellow who gives talks about 125-year-old Indian battles.
Ministers reach out to those on death row
Nearly every Friday, around daybreak, Randy Loney of Cataula, Ga., climbs into his red Toyota Tacoma and makes a 90-mile drive to Jackson, Ga.
Gold's Gym to start renovations
Gold's Gym and Athletic Club, 3000 Blackburn St., plans to start a $1.3 million renovation project this month, an official said.
Business Briefs
Bauerfinancial Reports Inc. announced Access Credit Union earned a five-star superior rating for the 22nd consecutive time. The five-star rating denotes the highest level of fiscal strength and performance.
Pfizer's no miser with flex time
At first, Ardena Taylor didn't think of her pharmaceutical sales job with Pfizer Inc. as interfering with her home life.
Lightning strike knocks radio station off the air
Amarillo talk radio station KTNZ 1010 AM remained off the air Tuesday after lightning struck the transmitter about 4 a.m. Friday.
Only privacy is workplace restroom
The no-privacy era of cubicles and wide-open offices is prompting many American workers to find a retreat in an unlikely place: the bathroom.
Market Summary
NEW YORK (AP) - Technology stocks soared Tuesday after two high-profile tech firms reaffirmed their earnings forecasts, easing some of Wall Street's worries about upcoming quarterly financial reports.
Business Briefs
Jennifer Herber, former media relations coordinator for Cal Farley's Boys Ranch and Affiliates, joined Arlington Convention and Visitors Bureau as director of communications.
In Thursday's Paper
The corporate restroom is replacing the traditional break room, experts said.
Book aims women toward top
Women who succeed in corporate America get to work early, never betray confidences, wear the right outfits and never say, "That's not part of my job description."
Smart Money: There is a method to postpone capital gains tax
Dear Bruce: My son and I are in the process of selling a rental townhouse, and I assume that we will be paying taxes on the gain.
Amarillo Biosciences nears possible success
Amarillo Biosciences is on the edge of possible success.
Speaking My Language
Jimmy Cvetic isn't a businessman. He's a retired cop. But Cvetic could teach buttoned-down types a thing or two about nonverbal communication.
WORKING WOUNDED: To collect a debt, you need a plan for handling debtors
Dear WW: I got cocky one day and told my boss that I could get money from all of our dead accounts. Now I've got to produce.
'The Music Man'
NEW YORK - When Eric McCormack took over the title role of "The Music Man" on Broadway, his exhausted predecessor had one word of advice:
In Thursday's Paper
Electric Light Solo: It's a paradox of music that an act called an orchestra is essentially one man working alone in his bathroom. Or his bedroom. Or his living room. The Electric Light Orchestra always has been about a quiet man who liked a big sound.
ELO comes back to life after 15 years
NEW YORK - It's a paradox of music that an act called an orchestra is essentially one man working alone in his bathroom. Or his bedroom. Or his living room.
All About Aliens
LOS ANGELES - David Duchovny is still fighting aliens in his new movie "Evolution," but he's a far cry from the droll, subdued Fox Mulder on "The X-Files."
In Friday's Paper
Opinion: Music columnist Shanna Foust-Peeples reviews jazz, blues and alt-rock CDs in AudioFile.
'Worst' doesn't describe movie
Reviewing a movie like "What's the Worst That Could Happen?" is quite difficult, if only because the title offers a too-easy way out.
Briefs: 2 art exhibitions featured
Two new art exhibitions at the Carson County Square House Museum feature a career retrospective and a family connection, respectively.
Under pressure
"Hollywood," as we know it, didn't happen in one draft. Many pages were tossed. Many revisions await. But what has remained the core of this ever-evolving story is that Hollywood always offers something indelibly tantalizing: transformation.
Entertainment Briefs: 'Pearl Harbor' stays No. 1
LOS ANGELES (AP) - "Pearl Harbor" edged out the story of a humble ogre to remain No. 1 in weekend box office for the second week.
MTV awards show good marketing tool
Want to know how much the MTV Movie Awards means to Hollywood?
'60 Minutes' finishes first
LOS ANGELES - A fresh edition of CBS' "60 Minutes" was the No. 1 program last week as the summer rerun doldrums set in and television viewership began to shrink.
Good Time Guide
"Texas" 8:30 p.m. nightly except Wednesdays through Aug. 19. Pioneer Amphitheater at Palo Duro Canyon.
Southern Sensibility
New York - What is "American" cooking? You can taste it wherever you are. It varies with every region, town - even neighborhood kitchen. Cookbook writers endlessly research the rich variety, and publish slices of this huge pie.
After years apart, mom and daughter make the most of time they share
COLUMBUS, Ga.-Thelma was 16 and pregnant.
Regional cooking served in cookbooks
New York (AP) - A culinary tour via cookbooks of America's regional cooking, savoring the cosmopolitan variety of our national heritage, might include the following:
Rotary Club honors firefighters
Charles Upton and Dennis Eaves, lieutenants with the Amarillo Fire Department, were honored with the "Service Above Self" award at Monday's meeting of the Rotary Club of Amarillo East.
Simple water best method for cleaning grill
Morris' son Ricky has delighted the family with his talent for barbecuing. His wife and kids had been able to keep his mastery of the grill a secret until recently when he was asked to help cook at a large family gathering.
So many flowers, so short a time
So many flowers. Such a short growing season.
Say what you want - on clothes
Words, words, words. They're turning up on everything from shirts to bags to shoes to skin. It's graffiti without the walls.
Spicy chicken is peanuttiest
Spicy Chicken With Peanuts is a quick and easy-to-make version of a classic Chinese dish, featured in "Foolproof Chinese Cooking" (DK, $19.95) by chef and food writer Ken Hom.
Food trends confirm recent patterns
Chicago - The latest findings come as no surprise. Time-pressed Americans continue to seek convenient meal solutions.
The 1940s look is making a comeback, thanks to movie
New York - Enjoy those skimpy T-shirts, low-slung jeans and pointy-toed stilettos. Come fall, they may be thrown overboard for frilly blouses, cinched-waist dresses and thick-heeled, ankle-strap shoes.
For Your Information
A local storage facility will keep one of its larger units open for at least a month to collect donations for a White Deer family who lost their home in a tornado May 29.
Review: Avalon's latest effort mostly pop music at its most generic, soulless
"Oxygen," by Avalon (Sparrow, 48 minutes).
Benefit Sports: Benefit tourney slated
Relay for Life, an overnight team event that will raise funds for the American Cancer Society, is scheduled Friday and Saturday at the Randall High School track.
Workshop teaches turning back yards into havens
We value our yards as our own little patches of nature within the city limits.
Dons celebrate with 'A Touch of Class'
You might say Palo Duro High School students painted the town Don blue on May 25.
North YMCA Program Center honors YES students, volunteers
The North YMCA Program Center recently honored students and volunteers in its Youth Excelling & Succeeding project group and inducted graduating seniors into a YES Hall of Fame.
The Amarillo Stars captured first place both in the regular season and in the playoffs for the Amarillo Hockey Association, 10 and under division.
YMCA Notes
The YMCA will offer Junior Lifeguard training sessions for swimmers who are 12 to 14 years old. Each session will be conducted on a Friday, starting at 6 p.m., and all day Saturday, starting at 9 a.m.
Around AC: AC nursing program celebrating 50 years
There is a celebration at Amarillo College. The Vocational Nursing Program is celebrating its 50th year as a one-year nursing program. During the May pinning ceremony the program also celebrated its 100th graduating class.
Team Players
The Woodlands Elementary School third-grade track team placed first in every race but one all season long.
More Than Brick and Mortar: Education is profitable
"Educate part of the community and the whole of it benefits.'' - Amartya Sen
Kids Inc. honors volunteer
Angela Miller: Kids Incorporated names Miller volunteer of the month for May.
Winners announced for 3-man scramble to benefit scholarship
Eighteen teams participated in the fourth annual Dee Griffin Sr. Memorial Golf Tournament on May 12 at Preston West 3 Par.
Under Construction
The following information about construction on city streets and state highways and work on utility projects is provided to Friends & Neighbors readers based on information from city and state officials.
A Grave Matter
Randall High School Drug and Alcohol Resistance Education role models junior Matt McKee, left, and senior Hilary Swan tape a poster up in the school's office to promote the Randall County Sheriff's Office's Sheriffs On Beat Enforcement Remedy program that targets underage drinking.
Time Passages: WWII looms
Clutching tight the All-American picture of peace in June 1941, the United States nevertheless tuned up a war machine parked since the close of the first world war.
Bridge Winners
Sunday Afternoon - Handicap: Scratch: 1, Dewayne Kimbell and Bill Cook; 2, Charlie and Pat McDaniel, 3, Mae Heiser and Willa Beach. Handicap: 1, Bill Cook and Dewayne Kimbell, 2, Pat and Charlie McDaniel, 3, Willa Beach and Mae Heiser.
ASCA Calendar
Thursday: Domino Tournament, 8:45 a.m., Central Center; and ASCA 42 Club, 1 p.m., Conference Center.
Golf program to begin Monday
The Pride of the Panhandle Golf Club annual summer golf program begins Monday at Hines Memorial Park.
Time Capsule: Who says elephants never forget? Alice flunks memory test
United Press speculated that Alice forgot, something elephants supposedly never do, when she failed to answer a telephone call on coast-to-coast radio on June 2, 1941.
Park's offerings great for serious birders
"We Bird.'' The West Virginia vanity license plate proclaiming the owner's zeal for bird watching catches my eye as I exit the West Trail after a three-mile hike on a near-perfect spring day on the western fringes of the Texas Hill Country.
Summer Sports Camps
The Canyon Future Champions girls basketball camp is scheduled June 18-22.
Making it Happen: Amarillo Chamber of Commerce reaches out to Canyon, Tulia
We recently held another Amarillo Chamber of Commerce "Outreach'' trip that linked representatives of Amarillo business, education and government with their counterparts in Canyon and Tulia.
At The Buzzer : 2000-2001 season held many surprises
Hard to believe it's summer again and another school year is in the books.
Hilltop Calendar
All activities are at Hilltop Senior Center, unless otherwise specified.
Canyon students attend elegant-themed prom
Canyon High School juniors and seniors and their dates turned out for an elegant prom themed "The Way You Look Tonight'' on May 12.
Students perform at festival
Bach never saw Borger and Pavarotti never played Panhandle but they'd feel right at home among the bumper crop of music students from the tri-state region who descended on Amarillo during the first week of May.
Tascosa High School Senior Whittney Bevington was honored May 18 as the first recipient of the newly created $1,000 Amarillo South Rotary Scholarship.
Palo Duro High School student Eddie Zion has been selected for a soccer team of United States young people who will travel to international tournaments in New Zealand and Australia.
Randall, Canyon and Pampa choirs perform together
Combined choirs of 150 students representing Randall, Canyon and Pampa high schools performed their pre-tour concert selections in late April at West Texas A&M University's Mary Moody Northen Hall.
Class reaches out to CASA children
Vicki Mueller admits that her lesson plan doesn't exactly go with the book. But you try to figure out how to take a book about fascism and make something positive out of it.
Randall High prom-goers dance in enchanted forest
Students attending the Randall High School prom April 7 at the Amarillo Civic Center Grand Plaza danced the night away in an enchanted forest.
Voices of Vienna
Oh sure there's culture and all that in Europe, but do you know what's really weird?
PNB Financial rewards students at Pleasant Valley for attendance
Since they showed up consistently throughout the school year, you can bet 36 Pleasant Valley Elementary School students showed up for their recent reward lunch.
ASCA Menu
Lunches are served from 11 a.m to 1 p.m. at the Amarillo Senior Citizens Association, 1300 S. Polk St.
Practically Parenting: Grads grab diplomas, climb into parents' laps
Graduation. Beloved instructors give speeches and thanks. Honored ones fidget, waiting for their names to be called. Videos roll and cameras flash.
Concrete Canvas
A sidewalk at Medical Center Park became a ribbon of color in May when more than 150 high school and middle school students gathered for Art in the Park.
Area students compete and display art work
Pint-sized Pablo Picassos and junior Jasper Johns from all over the Texas Panhandle competed in the Texas Panhandle Invitational Student Art Show in April. Work from the artists was exhibited at the Amarillo Museum of Art for several weeks, giving the students a taste of grown-up recognition.
Burglary Alert
Burglaries for May 25 were on the 7500 block of Interstate 27; the 2600 block of Southwest 22nd Avenue; the 1400 block of Coulter Street; the 1100 block of West Amarillo Boulevard; the 6400 block of Tarrington Drive; the 800 block of South Virginia Street; the 700 block of South Jefferson Street; the 1100 block of Northwest 16th Avenue; the 300 block of North Louisiana Street; the 1400 block of Southwest 12th Avenue; and the 5300 block of Clara Lane.
Tri-State High School Rodeo Finals begin tonight
There are two things for sure about this week's Tri-State High School Rodeo Finals - a new all-around girls champion will be crowned and the all-around boys champion won't change. Other than that, the finals appears to be three days of entertaining action from Panhandle area cowboys and cowgirls.
Portales group eyes rodeo titles
Kimberly Howard of Elida, N.M., said this year's trip to the High School National Finals Rodeo will be better.
Funeral planned for baby
As funeral arrangements are being made for Baby Boy Saul, the newborn found dead Friday night in a Dumpster, his mother is expected to make her first court appearance on a misdemeanor charge in connection with the disposal of the baby's body.
Guymon voters can request absentee ballot by mail
GUYMON, Okla. - Guymon voters have until 5 p.m. today to request an absentee ballot by mail for the special municipal election Tuesday, said Melissa Costner with the Texas County Election Board.
Randall commissioners discuss Cearley lawsuit
Randall County commissioners approved technology purchases for the new jail Tuesday. They also entered into a contract to fix natural gas rates for some county buildings and discussed issues in the lawsuit filed against them by former constable Neal Cearley.
Tornadoes spin through
A number of tornadoes kicked up dust across several counties during Tuesday night's storms.
Pampa rabies cases continue
PAMPA - Animal control officers are taking the offensive against an outbreak of rabies after the ninth case of the deadly disease was reported last week, which, coupled with an increase in animal bites, resulted in at least two children receiving shots to fight a possible infection.
Man charged in bank robbery
Federal authorities Wednesday charged a man with bank robbery linked to a Childress bank burglary May 15.
A photo in the Tuesday Amarillo Globe-News misspelled the name Dr. Dava F. Gerard, president and medical director of the Don and Sybil Harrington Cancer Center.
Polk Street cattle drive set for today
Horseback riders and wagons will drive a herd of Longhorn cattle down Polk Street this evening to officially kick off a weekend of activity at Cowboy Roundup USA.
Hartley county commissioners won't pay for sheriff's attorney
HARTLEY - Hartley County commissioners decided Monday that former sheriff/tax assessor-collector Johnny Williams will have to hire his own attorney in a civil suit filed against him and Hartley County.
Restraining order on offender expires
The temporary restraining order keeping the Amarillo Police Department from publishing a photograph of a convicted sex offender expired Wednesday without a hearing to decide whether Robert James Lee was due a permanent injunction on publishing his picture.
Cowboy Roundup Schedule
8 a.m. - AQHA Trail Ride, LX Ranch to Polk Street at 12th Avenue
Rodeo star's widow to speak at church service
Kellie Macy, who was married to the late rodeo star Lane Frost, will speak at the Cowboy Roundup USA cowboy church service at 9 a.m. Sunday at the Campsite Stage at the Tri-State Fairgrounds.
New Quay Co. manager hired
TUCUMCARI, N.M. - A new Quay County manager will be on the job later this month.
Area cowboys to participate in roundup
Spring branding is almost complete, allowing 14 area ranches to bring their cowboys to Amarillo for competition in the Cowboy Roundup USA Coors Ranch Rodeo.
Cannon wing commander enjoyed 'fun' Thunderbirds
CANNON AIR FORCE BASE, N.M. - Col. Jeff Remington will never forget the time that he and the other members of the U.S. Air Force's elite Thunderbirds team flew into Jakarta, Indonesia, for an aerial performance back in the late 1980s.
McVeigh should stay in prison, not death row, Matthiesen says
Leroy T. Matthiesen said he thinks Timothy McVeigh should be kept in prison for the rest of his life without the possibility of parole.
Payless Cashways files bankruptcy; no closings yet
No store closings had been announced Tuesday following Payless Cashways' filing for Chapter 11 reorganization in a Missouri bankruptcy court.
Oklahomans can remove their inspection stickers
GUYMON, Okla. - Oklahomans still driving around with vehicle inspection stickers on their windshields might want to scrape off those things soon.
The View From Amarillo
Timothy McVeigh's case should be appealed to the highest possible court of judgment, some area residents said.
Mule power
J. Mack Bohn travels down the road in his bright yellow tractor-trailer with eight southern blondes, all of them sisters, and when he comes to a stop, he knows he has to shampoo, groom and clip all 10,000 pounds of them.
Air Force 41st Bomb Wing members reunite
When members of the Air Force 461st Bomb Wing are asked what they remember most about being stationed in Amarillo in the 1960s, one word often comes to their minds. Wind.
Couple detail finding infant
Business owners Cameron and Jana Simpson revealed details Wednesday about how they discovered the infant placed in a Dumpster on Friday night as the mother of the baby was arraigned on a misdemeanor charge in county court.
Preliminary AISD budget shows pay raises, tax hike
Preliminary budget figures for Amarillo Independent School District indicate a 3.25 percent raise for all employees and a 4-cent local tax increase.
Schools eye substitutes
Amarillo school officials are looking into a projected increase in the use of substitute teachers, and other districts are seeing similar increases without such a financial impact.
Commissioners OK redistricting
After waiting for about 15 minutes and telling some jokes, Potter County commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday to approve the 2001 redistricting plan prepared by an Austin consulting company.
Five people injured during wreck
CLAUDE - A one-vehicle rollover Wednesday sent five people to the hospital, according to Department of Public Safety reports.
City commissioners OK grant applications for Amarillo projects
Two proposals left the city's hands now await a decision from the state.
Tech recognizes residents during luncheon, awards
It was a time for gratitude and goodbyes.
West Texas Legal Services to hold free legal clinic
West Texas Legal Services will sponsor a free legal clinic from 5 to 7 p.m. June 14 at Wesley Community Center, 1615 S. Roberts St.
DARE officers to met
DARE officers from across the state will meet in Amarillo next week for an annual convention.
Area community colleges receive funding increases
Area community college presidents thanked the state Legislature for giving them funding increases, but they wished more money was available to bolster programs.
Fire guts Dutch Girl Cleaners; no cause known yet
Fire gutted a local dry-cleaning business early Tuesday.
Clergy differ over execution
Several Protestant clergymen said they are not opposed to Timothy McVeigh's execution, but none wanted to watch it if given a chance.
An article in Monday's Amarillo Globe-News about the city of Liberal, Kan., contained incorrect information that was provided to the newspaper.
Some still remember the D-Day invasion
The successful beachhead invasion of France by Allied forces on June 6, 1944, opened up France, Holland, Germany and other European countries as battlegrounds for the U.S. military.
Amarilloans laud Bowen's contributions to A&M
Texas A&M University's retiring president, Ray M. Bowen, did an outstanding job as head of the College Station school, and Texas A&M will continue as a great university, some Amarillo area residents said.
Board faces recall effort
SAN JON, N.M. - A petition drive is under way to try to remove from office two of the five members of the San Jon Municipal School District Board of Education, officials said.
Globe-News/Maxor Cattle Drive, Polk Street from 12th to Fourth avenues
Chess expert to play up to 20 at one time
Checkmate. The Lone Star Chess Club and Albertson's will sponsor a Chess-A-Thon from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Interstate 40 and Washington Street supermarket.
Bulletin Board
This guy appears to be about a half-bubble off plumb. Timothy Easton of Victory Gardens, N.J., on parole for a 1979 sexual assault, feared jail time if he were convicted of several traffic violations, according to The Associated Press.
Bulletin Board
Justice is supposed to be blind, but not stupid. Norman Bossaller of Lincoln, Neb., was on trial on a felony count of criminal mischief. He said he was an "unemployed entrepreneur" and wanted a public defender.
3 people arrested
Task Force agents arrested three people after finding a methamphetamine lab in north Amarillo, according to the Amarillo Police Department.
Man arrested after stabbing at bar Sunday
A man was stabbed in the chest early Sunday after a bar fight at Coconutz, 3605 Olsen Blvd., and another man was arrested in connection with the incident, according to an Amarillo Police Department news release.
Woman indicted in bank fraud
A federal grand jury on Tuesday indicted a city woman on charges of bank fraud. The jury returned five bank fraud indictments against Susan F. Hennessey, records show. According to court records:
Amarillo Globe-News: Headlines: 06/07/01
Amarillo Globe-News: Headlines: 06/06/01
Morris Gray Peden
Morris Gray Peden, 78, of Amarillo, died Monday, June 4, 2001.
Waylon Max Simmons
Waylon Max Simmons, 60, of Amarillo, died Monday, June 4, 2001.
Bobby Gamblin
Bobby Gamblin, 70, of San Angelo and formerly of Amarillo, died Saturday, June 2, 2001.
Ella Verkamp
SLATON - Ella Verkamp, 89, of Idalou, died Sunday, June 3, 2001.
Velma Renner
Velma Hays Renner, 91, of Amarillo, died Monday, June 4, 2001.
Hattie Bell Sossaman
PADUCAH - Hattie Bell Sossaman, 82, died Tuesday, June 5, 2001.
Helen Kahn
Helen Kahn, 80, of Amarillo, died Monday, June 4, 2001.
Waylon Max Simmons
Waylon Max Simmons, 60, of Amarillo, died Monday, June 4, 2001.
Raymond White
Raymond "Ray" White, 79, of Amarillo, died Tuesday, June 5, 2001.
Services Pending
Zatha Johannesen, 91, of Amarillo, died Sunday, June 3, 2001. Schooler Funeral Home, 4100 S. Georgia St.
Louis Seewald
Louis Seewald, 88, of Amarillo, died Sunday, June 3, 2001, in Houston.
Elaine Rodriguez
CLOVIS, N.M. - Elaine Rodriguez, 50, died Tuesday, June 5, 2001.
Ada Bell Phillips
BOISE CITY, Okla. - Ada Bell Phillips, 100, died Sunday, June 3, 2001, in Manitou Springs, Colo.
William Henry Powell
BORGER - William Henry Powell, 93, died Monday, June 4, 2001.
Beatrice Mason
WILDORADO - Beatrice "Beechie" Mason, 89, died Monday, June 4, 2001.
John Patterson III
LAS VEGAS, N.M. - John P. Patterson III, 94, died Monday, June 4, 2001, in Tulsa, Okla.
Clanton L. Gunn
LOGAN, N.M. - Clanton L. "Pete" Gunn, 68, died Monday, June 4, 2001.
Pattie Rebecca McDaniel
FELT, Okla. - Pattie Rebecca McDaniel, 87, died Tuesday, June 5, 2001, in Clayton, N.M.
Dale Emerson Bryan
BORGER - Dale Emerson Bryan, 79, died Tuesday, June 5, 2001, in Amarillo.
Carl Lemons
LOCKNEY - Carl "Snooks" Lemons, 82, of Quitaque, died Monday, June 4, 2001.
Jessie James Snider
Jessie James Snider, 65, of Amarillo, died Saturday, June 2, 2001.
Samuel B. Kong
Samuel B. Kong, 59, of Amarillo, died Sunday, June 3, 2001.
Services Pending
Reba Jo Herin, 57, of Fritch, died Monday, June 4, 2001. Minton / Chatwell Funeral Directors.
Sarah Bertha Klipstine
Sarah Bertha Klipstine, 97, of Amarillo, died Tuesday, June 5, 2001.
Jane Wolper
ARLINGTON - Jane Roddy Wolper, 83, died Thursday, April 12, 2001.
Reba Jo Herin
FRITCH - Reba Jo Herin, 57, died Monday, June 4, 2001.
Melvin C. Presley
FRITCH - Melvin C. Presley, 72, of Fritch, died Monday, June 4, 2001.
Sim V. Gamble
THALIA - Sim V. Gamble, 86, died Tuesday, June 5, 2001, in Amarillo.
Ricky Mathews
INOLA, Okla. - Ricky Mathews, 45, died Monday, June 4, 2001.
Monty Clay Crawford
BUSHLAND - Monty Clay Crawford, 41, died Tuesday, June 5, 2001, in Amarillo.
Charles O. Mastin
Charles O. Mastin, 81, of Amarillo, died Saturday, June 2, 2001.
Ethel Byers
SPEARMAN - Ethel Black Byers, 83, died Tuesday, June 5, 2001.
Keyon Dewayne Luke
Keyon Dewayne Luke, infant, of Amarillo, died Sunday, June 3, 2001.
Bobby B. Smith
BORGER - Bobby B. Smith, 63, of Borger, died Monday, June 4, 2001, in Amarillo.
Marielena J. Jansen
CLOVIS, N.M. - Marielena J. Jansen, 41, died Sunday, June 3, 2001, in Lubbock, Texas.
All Obits - Text Only
LOCKNEY - Carl "Snooks" Lemons, 82, of Quitaque, died Monday, June 4, 2001.
Albertina Garcia
CLOVIS, N.M. - Albertina Luz Garcia, 79, died Monday, June 4, 2001.
James Edgar Wineinger
GRAND ISLAND, Neb. - James Edgar Wineinger, 64, died Monday, Jan. 2, 2001.
Lucindia Catherine Dick
MOBEETIE - Lucindia Catherine Dick, 97, died Sunday, June 3, 2001, in Wheeler.
Rayford C. Welty
CONCHAS DAM, N.M. - Rayford C. Welty, 60, died Sunday, June 3, 2001.
Dolores Marie Baldonado
BOISE CITY, Okla. - Dolores Marie Baldonado, 90, died Monday, June 4, 2001.
All Obits - Text Only
LITTLEFIELD- Masimino "Mike" Tijerina, 80, died Saturday, June 2, 2001.
Masimino Tijerina
LITTLEFIELD - Masimino "Mike" Tijerina, 80, died Saturday, June 2, 2001.
Velma Jane Tunnell
Velma Jane Tunnell, 96, of Amarillo, died Sunday, June 3, 2001.
Evelyn Lane Clements
PLAINVIEW - Evelyn Lane Clements, 106, died Sunday, June 3, 2001.
Effie Lorene McCreary
QUANAH - Effie Lorene McCreary, 93, died Sunday, June 3, 2001, in Fort Worth.
Ora McMains
CLAYTON, N.M. - Ora Palmer McMains, 83, died Sunday, June 3, 2001, in Amarillo.
Carolyn Rice
DALHART - Carolyn Rice, 62, died Sunday, June 3, 2001.
Guest Column: Foxes definitely are guarding the energy crisis
According to the Federal Energy Information Administration's weekly survey of 800 U.S. service stations, the average fuel cost is $1.71 per gallon.
Editorial: Help is available to protect young
The mitigating circumstances surrounding the tragic discovery Friday of a deceased newborn in an Amarillo Dumpster have yet to be determined.
Letters To The Editor: Cruelty to animals, humans: Not the same thing
I'm writing in response to the May 7 letters of Dorothy P. LaBorde and A.P. "Sissy" Campbell, which criticized Delbert Trew's April 30 column about two young boys harassing animals some 50 years ago.
Editorial: The show must, and will, go on
To say that the musical drama "Texas" experienced a turbulent off-season would be putting it mildly.
Editorial: High court rules correctly in granting golfer access
One of the primary questions regarding the recent and controversial U.S. Supreme Court decision supporting professional golfer Casey Martin's right to use a cart on the Professional Golf Association tour was, in essence, what's next?
Henry: Take a number and wait for redistricting
And they say things are bigger in Texas.
Amarillo Voices: Jeffords' jump from GOP much ado about nothing
I've taken great pleasure watching the media these past few days as various pundits have pontificated on the significance of U.S. Sen. James Jeffords' defection from the GOP, leaving so-called control of the Senate in Democratic hands.
Editorial: Guilty verdict proves U.S. justice outweighs terrorism
Thanks to the courage of many, including U.S. Attorney Mary Jo White and members of the FBI, four men who ally themselves with "holy warrior" Osama bin Laden face punishment for their tragic acts of cowardice.
Letters To The Editor: Class dismissed
I cannot believe you printed that "Non Sequitur" cartoon in the June 2 Globe-News. It was childish, offensive and totally tasteless. No one past 7 years old could possibly think it was humorous.
Southwest Outdoors: If you pay attention, the winners will show you the way
All local anglers, whether they are the lucky and the few using private ponds, or like the rest of us who pound the emerald green waters of our public lakes like Greenbelt, Meredith, Baylor, Ute or Conchas, can learn some valuable fishing lessons from tournament anglers.
Pro Rodeo: Moraes, Murray battle for crown
The race for the Bud light Cup resumes this weekend with BULLNANZA Nashville, the 21st stop of the $7.2 million Professional Bull Riders Tour. The event is the first in nearly a month as we move into the home stretch of the 2001 season.
Fishing Report
Baylor: Water lightly stained; 77 degrees; Black bass to 7 pounds are good on topwaters and crankbaits on main the lake, slow in the creeks. Crappie are fair on minnows and jigs near the dam. Catfish to 12 pounds are good on worms and minnows.
Sports Briefs
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Oklahoma football coach Bob Stoops could be in line for another pay raise.
Just another night at the park for M's
SEATTLE (AP) - With the third best start in major league history, the Seattle Mariners keep topping themselves.
Devils playing for a place in history
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - The New Jersey Devils are one victory, one more game when all goes right, from doing something special.
Area Golf: Amarillo CC tourney could produce fourth T of C qualifier
The World Pages.com Tournament of Champions field reached three last weekend when Codie Scott won the Ron Clark Ford/Miller Lite Tournament at Comanche Trail.
76ers shock Lakers, 107-101
LOS ANGELES (AP) - There won't be a sweep in the NBA Finals unless it's the 76ers - not the Lakers - who can pull one off.
Roy costing Bourque?
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - With the New Jersey Devils one victory away from the Stanley Cup, the Colorado Avalanche must be asking this question: Did Patrick Roy's 13-foot foray behind the net permanently derail Ray Bourque's 22-year quest for the cup?
Capriati, Hingis return to French Open semis
PARIS (AP) - The last time Jennifer Capriati walked onto court for a French Open semifinal, she made tennis history.
Do the 76ers have a chance?
LOS ANGELES (AP) - The trendy thing to do these days in Southern California is to make plans for a sweep party.
Wayland's Pierce, others from region taken in draft
J.J. Pierce of Wayland Baptist was selected in the 19th round in Tuesday's portion of the major league baseball draft by the Oakland Athletics.
Mariners continue their amazing start behind hitting of Ichiro, second baseman Boone
SEATTLE (AP) - Paul Abbott smiles at the questions he's getting from players on opposing teams about the Seattle Mariners and their 44-12 start.
Twp trainers have second thoughts about Belmont
NEW YORK (AP) - You can't blame trainers Nick Zito and Bob Baffert for having second thoughts about the Belmont Stakes.
My Turn: Wrestling star Alex Perez still battling a quarter-century later
For almost 30 years, Alex Perez worked against some of the best wrestlers of his generation - the Funks, the Von Erichs, Killer Karl Kox and Lou Thesz. He was a favorite of many wrestling fans in Amarillo, most notably children.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Injured Jorge Posada lined a pinch-hit grand slam in the eighth inning that lifted the New York Yankees to a 7-4 win over the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday night.
Nike christens building for Woods
Even at Nike headquarters in Beaverton, Ore., building dedications have become pretty ho-hum events.
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ARLINGTON (AP) - Texas Rangers left-hander Darren Oliver was activated from the 15-day disabled list Wednesday night and started against the Seattle Mariners.
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PARIS (AP) - Serving one point from an elusive victory, Jennifer Capriati stared at the clay, trying to calm her nerves in the tense silence. She bounced the ball five times, then managed to put it in play.
Cowboys taking extended look at young cornerbacks
IRVING (AP) - The Dallas Cowboys are about to find out if those three 2000 draft picks used on cornerbacks pay off.
NL Roundup: Hampton hits two home runs in win over Astros
DENVER (AP) - Mike Hampton became the first Colorado pitcher to hit two home runs in one game, leading the Rockies past Houston.
Iverson leads Philadelphia's first-half surge
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Allen Iverson, showing why he was the league MVP this season, scored 30 points in the first half Wednesday night as the Philadelphia 76ers took a 56-50 lead over the Los Angeles Lakers in the opening game of the NBA Finals.
Astros grab Tennessee infielder Burke with their top pick
HOUSTON (AP) - Armed with their highest draft pick since 1992, the Houston Astros chose record-setting University of Tennessee middle infielder Chris Burke on Tuesday.
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COLLEGE STATION (AP) - J.T. Higgins is leaving New Mexico to become the men's golf coach at Texas A&M.
AL Roundup: Mussina hammered in start against former teammates
NEW YORK (AP) - Chris Richard doubled twice and singled off Mike Mussina as the Baltimore Orioles roughed up their former teammate Tuesday night for a 10-3 romp over the New York Yankees.
Rangers grab Georgia Tech 3rd baseman with No. 5 pick
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) - Despite an organization-wide need for pitching, the Texas Rangers considered sweet-swinging Mark Teixeira too good to pass up.
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She was told by one doctor she'd never play golf again, and by another that if she did, she couldn't possibly return to being the high-caliber player she once was.
Reds' manager running out of patience with Sanders
MILWAUKEE (AP) - The Cincinnati Reds are considering what to do with outfielder Deion Sanders when some of their injured regulars return later this month.
Twins make Minnesota native top pick in the draft
NEW YORK (AP) - Joe Mauer, a slugging high school catcher with a strong arm, was taken by the Minnesota Twins with the No. 1 pick in Tuesday's baseball draft.
Omaha won't be neutral this year
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - It's the time of year when Nebraska fans shelve their red Cornhuskers shirts and hats to become surrogate fans of those out-of-state teams that appear in the College World Series.
Strange, Simpson to miss Open
Brian Henninger's 11-under-par 131 total led the 29 qualifiers from the Memphis sectional for the U.S. Open on Tuesday, but among the 106 who failed to advance were former champions Curtis Strange and Scott Simpson.
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Frenchman shows Agassi exit
PARIS (AP) - Former President Clinton showed up at the French Open to root for Andre Agassi, stayed for most of three sets and saw him win three games.
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HUNTSVILLE (AP) - A former parolee condemned for killing an ex-business associate 14 years ago won a reprieve less than two hours before he was to have been executed Wednesday.
Rylander certifies $114 billion budget, warns of shortfall
AUSTIN (AP) - Texas Comptroller Carole Keeton Rylander on Wednesday certified the 2002-2003 $113.8 billion budget with a warning: lawmakers could face a $5 billion shortfall next session.
Acting lieutenant governor pulls candidacy
AUSTIN (AP) - Acting Lt. Gov. Bill Ratliff dropped out of the 2002 race for lieutenant governor Tuesday, saying he was not comfortable with the politics involved in running what could be a $10 million campaign.
Texas A&M president to step down
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) - Texas A&M University President Ray M. Bowen, who steered the school through the tragedy of the 1999 bonfire collapse and has overseen record expansion of the state's second-largest college, announced Wednesday he will retire effective next summer.
4 Republic of Texas members face firearms charges
MIDLAND (AP) - A federal judge on Wednesday arraigned four members of the so-called Republic of Texas separatist group on various firearms charges stemming from a 1997 standoff at their compound near Fort Davis.
Sentencing delayed for former youth home official
CORPUS CHRISTI (AP) - Sentencing for the former superintendent of a Baptist home for troubled youth convicted on abuse charges has been delayed.
Decision disappoints lawmakers
AUSTIN - Acting Lt. Gov. Bill Ratliff announced Tuesday his withdrawal from the 2002 race for the post, disappointing area lawmakers who stood beside him when he made his bid official a little more than a week ago.
Laney to submit redistricting plan in July
AUSTIN - House Speaker Pete Laney will "very definitely" submit the redistricting plan the Texas House passed during the recent legislative session when members of the Legislative Redistricting Board formally present new district plans in July.
Abbott, Sibley to run for lieutenant governor
AUSTIN (AP) - One day after acting Lt. Gov. Bill Ratliff dropped out of the 2002 race, Republican Sen. David Sibley of Waco and Texas Supreme Court Justice Gregg Abbott announced Wednesday that they will seek the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor.
Redistricting board to begin round of meetings
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Smoker wins $3 billion in tobacco suit
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A jury Wednesday awarded more than $3 billion to a lifelong smoker, deciding that tobacco giant Phillip Morris is responsible for his incurable lung cancer.
Judge nixes McVeigh stay
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Naval Reserve Center getting new commander
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - A Fairfax native and Navy SEAL will be taking over command of Oklahoma's U.S. Naval Reserve Force of more than 450 sailors.
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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - A natural gas pipeline explosion that killed 12 people near Carlsbad in August has prompted an interim legislative committee to call for stepping up safety measures on pipelines it oversees.
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LONDON (AP) - Shop owners boarded up windows and workers cleared away burned-out cars in the northern English city of Leeds on Wednesday after race riots erupted in the second British town in as many weeks.
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Court: Sniper can be tried
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Russian lower house OKs bill to import nuclear waste
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Israel Eases Palestinian Curbs
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Nepalese royals say prince was drunk, angry during attacks
KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) - The royal slaughter in Nepal started with the killing of the king - shot by his angry, drunken son, Crown Prince Dipendra, the prince's uncle said Wednesday. The prince's brother pleaded in vain for their mother's life, saying: "Don't do it, please. Kill me if you want."
Judge Won't Delay McVeigh Execution
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Governor's quarters get facelift
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Pan American Art Projects is v ery pleased to announce our next exhibition of works by artists Luis Cruz A zaceta and Luis Enrique Camejo.\n
In th is exhibition Luis Enrique Camejo illustrates his impressions about Miami\, focusing on Miami Beach with its pedestrian zones and on downtown with its tall buildings and car traffic. His paintings are like a virtual tour thro ugh the city\, illustrating recognizable or forgotten city corners at an al most life size. The images become almost documental\; Camejo chose to repre sent different parts of the city\, including some that have changed since h is last visit. A good example is his diptych titled Vacio (Emptiness)portra ying the corner of Miami Beach where the Ghirardelli store used to be\, tod ay a candy store. He also captures details of the Miamian urban life such a s the interruptions and the traffic congestion provoked by open bridges in downtown. He is fascinated by the city life\, the tall buildings\, the high ways and the speed of cars. His eye captures what might be seen as monotono us for the people who live in the place\, but which become unpredictable vi ews from any given street.\n
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The answer, in my humble opinion, is no. It is no more mobile than a laptop or even a netbook. If a device can't fit in your pocket, or non-excessively huge purse, then it's not mobile. Mobile means 24/7—anytime, anywhere. And you just can't have an iPad with you like you can an iPhone or other truly mobile device.
The iPad is in the category known as tablet PCs. They are akin to netbooks in that they offer less functionality than a full-on laptop. They are different from netbooks and laptops in their interface, which is typically touchscreen sans a hard keyboard. Tablets are not mobile devices, they are a form of PC. Yes, you can create an app for an iPad. But that's simply an optimized software experience for the hardware. People create applications for PCs every day, and you certainly can't fit a PC in your pocket. What's more, you can shop a standard e-commerce site on an iPad with ease—the screen size of the iPad is barely different than that of basic laptops.
You may be wondering why all the fuss. Well, I track mobile commerce on a day-to-day basis, and the majority of people selling, creating apps for and using iPads insist the iPad is a mobile device. If that's the case, then activity and sales via the iPad must be considered m-commerce. If it's not a mobile device, then activity and sales via the iPad are e-commerce. So what's a mobile researcher and writer to do?
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Wales U18 off to winning start
11 April 2014 18:53pm
By Liz Jones
The competing teams in the FIRA-AER Under 18 Championship being staged in Poland.
The Wales Under 18 side has recorded a first win in the FIRA-AER Under 18 Championship, beating Scotland 23-21 in Pobiedziska, Poland.
The Welsh youngsters came out strongly in the second half. They looked dangerous with the ball in hand, the team combining to produce two well-worked tries for replacement wing Shaun Pearce. Hastings kept Scotland in touch with two penalties and converted a George Taylor try to bring the side to 23-16.
Mistakes started to creep into Wales' defensive play and when Tom Phillips was yellow carded within the final 10 minutes, Scotland got their second score through left wing Robbie Nairn. Wales now play England on Tuesday after the English demolished Portugal 62-5 in their opening game.
Wales Under 18 team manager Will Thomas said, "It was a solid first outing. We looked comfortable in the first half and scored some well worked tries but we lost our way slightly at the end. We have some bumps and bruises to assess over the next 24 to 48 hours but we will now turn our attentions to preparing for England. We will need to up our game considerably in order to compete with them on Tuesday."
Wales scorers
: Tries: D Jones, S Pearce (2); Con: J Evans; Pens: J Evans (2)
Scotland scorers: Tries : G Taylor, R Nairn; : A Hastings; Pens: A Hastings (3)
Wales Under 18 team
: Joe Gage; Rhys Gealy (Shaun Pearce), Owen Watkin, Daniel Jones (Matthew Pearce), Elis-Wyn Benham (Barnaby Nightingale); Jarrod Evans, Carl Lewis (Matthew Aubrey); Harrison Walsh (Robert Lewis), Liam Belcher, Keiron Assiratti (Sam Matthews), Matthew Dodd, Seb Davies, Lloyd Phillips (Tom Phillips), Josh Cole, Harrison Keddie
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The Ohio Sixth District Court of Appeals has decided a property line dispute in the Village of Genoa.
The dispute stemmed from a requirement of the Ottawa County Department of Children's Services in 2003 for Deanna Vizi, who operates a day care center, to have a fence erected to separate that property from adjacent property where the owners, Mark and Patricia McDaniel, had constructed a swimming pool.
To determine the fence location, Charles and Deanna Vizi relied on the village's zoning inspector approval of the property line set by a contractor's marking of the area, according to court records.
An update of the Oregon City Schools District's five-year forecast shows expenses exceeding revenue, it was revealed at a school board meeting on Tuesday.
Treasurer Jane Fruth updated the forecast, which she had previously updated last November after voters passed a 3.95-mill operating levy, the first time in eight years. The $1.9 mill revenue from the levy is going toward preserving Career Technical programs and extra-curricular activities. Fruth said the district has already collected the first half of that amount this year.
Board Member Jeff Ziviski noted that the district's ending cash balance, or expenses, exceeded the revenue collected.
The Oregon Memorial Group, in conjunction with the Vietnam Veterans of America, Greater Toledo Chapter 35, will present the annual Memorial Day Observance Ceremony, Monday, May 30.
The ceremony will take place at 11 a.m. at Clay High School's Memorial Stadium.
This year, one additional name will be permanently added to the memorials which honor those servicemen who have lost their lives while in military service to our country.
Six inducted into Ottawa Co. Senior Hall of Fame
Recipients included Peggy Sigurdson, nominated by the Genoa Senior Center; Janet L. Preston, nominated by the Elmore Golden Oldies Senior Center; Joy Gaertner, nominated by the Harbor Lights Senior Center of Oak Harbor; Linda Dubbert nominated by the Danbury Senior Center; Albert Solis, nominated by the Port Clinton Senior Center and Valarie Chornyak, nominated by the Put-in-Bay Senior Center.
Recipients received plaques commemorating their service to the seniors and citizens of Ottawa County. Bios for local winners include:
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Rallins passed away Monday after a car accident on Route 53 near Fremont. She was 74.
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KISSIMMEE, Fla. - Julio Teheran took another step into winning the fifth spot in the Atlanta Braves' rotation, extending the St. Louis Cardinals' offensive woes.
VIERA, Fla. - Stephen Strasburg dominated for five innings, then got hit hard in the sixth.
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KISSIMMEE, Fla. - Carlos Pena wasn't signed by the Houston Astros because of his .197 batting average or 19 homers last year.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. - Jason Heyward worked on his bunting. Jordan Zimmermann tried out a new pitch. And Bryce Harper just kept doing what he's been doing all spring.
LAKELAND, Fla. - The Detroit Tigers have six pitchers fighting for five spots in the starting rotation.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. - Don't call this just another spring training start for Washington's Ross Detwiler.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. - Andrelton Simmons headed off on his longest road trip of the season.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. - The first game of spring training can provide some unusual scenarios.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. - The Atlanta Braves have to replace Chipper Jones in the clubhouse, too.
KISSIMMEE, Fla. - The Atlanta Braves have to replace Chipper Jones in the clubhouse, too.
NEW YORK - Aaron Blair won for the first time in 13 major league starts, Freddie Freeman drove in three runs off a misfiring Noah Syndergaard ...
ATLANTA - In a largely forgettable season, the Atlanta Braves finally have reason to gloat a bit.
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The word desktop refers to the main screen display with icons littered over it and sometimes to whatever you have currently visible.
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Oddly, Desktop also refers to a class, introduced in Java version 1.6, that lets you launch generic applications. Surprisingly, Desktop is part of the venerable java.awt package. This was a stupid place to put it. Launching apps has nothing to do with GUIs (Graphic User Interfaces). I think Sun should have given it a more descriptive name like Launch. I can't see the Desktop class having the remotest connection with the desktop.
With either a File or URI (Uniform Resource Indicator), it lets you launch a viewer to display the file, e.g. a browser, email client, The Desktop class allows a Java application to launch associated applications registered on the native desktop to handle a URI or a file. or a the associated open, edit or print application.
Unlike exec, you can use these features without knowing the name of the local command processor, browser, mail program etc.
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