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Bombs, suicide attack kill 12 people in Iraq
BAGHDAD -- Three bomb attacks in Iraq, including a blast inside a roadside restaurant, killed 12 people Monday, officials said, the latest in a surge of violence that has left nearly 2,000 dead since the beginning of April.
The bomb left inside the restaurant in Taji, which serves travelers on the highway linking Baghdad to several northern Sunni-majority cities, killed seven people, including two women and a 12-year-old child, two police officers said. Twenty-five others were wounded.
Also in Taji, a bomb placed inside a minibus killed two commuters and wounded 11 others, the police said.
In the western town of Fallujah, a suicide bomber set off his explosives-laden belt among a group of policemen, killing three and wounding 21.
Attack on Afghan convoy kills 3 drivers
KABUL, Afghanistan -- Insurgents fired rocket-propelled grenades and heavy machine guns into a convoy carrying goods to the Afghan capital Monday, killing three drivers and wounding two others, an official said.
Two of the container trucks caught fire and burned from the grenade blasts at about 2:30 a.m. on the main highway about 37 miles east of Kabul, said Sarhadi Zwak, spokesman for Laghman province.
It was unclear if the trucks were carrying supplies for the U.S.-led military coalition or if they had commercial goods, Zwak said.
Interim mayor of Montreal charged with corruption
MONTREAL -- Montreal's interim mayor, a man who vowed to clean up the corruption scandals rocking the city, is now facing fraud charges himself.
Michael Applebaum faces 14 charges, including defrauding government, abuse of confidence and corruption in municipal affairs.
Applebaum was arrested at his home early Monday. He took over as interim mayor of Canada's second-largest city in November after former Mayor Gerald Tremblay resigned amid corruption allegations.
The charges against Applebaum stem from alleged acts that occurred before he became mayor.
U.N. says Korea talks must include nuclear issues
UNITED NATIONS -- Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon believes any dialogue between the United States and North Korea should focus on the goal of denuclearizing the Korean peninsula, a U.N. spokesman said Monday.
U.N. deputy spokesman Eduardo del Buey said that Ban also believes inter-Korean dialogue is key to defusing tensions and ensuring peace on the peninsula.
Ban, a former South Korean foreign minister, headed to Beijing on Monday for high-level talks with China's new leaders, including President Xi Jinping. Ban said that tensions on the Korean peninsula were among the "many matters of common concern" that he plans to raise with Xi and other Chinese leaders.
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by Jeep Kid from Orange County, CA | June 11, 2012
The 1989 Jeep Wrangler is prone to mechanical problems. I am a novice mechanic myself and I shouldn't have had to do this much maintenance on it. The alternator has gone out 6 times. There have been other electrical issues. The engine is extremely dirty and leaks. MPG is about as bad as a V8 although it is an I-6. The vehicle is underpowerd. But I will say that this inline 6 motor is extremely torquey and I have towed and rescued vehicles as large as a Ford Expedition from the worst off-road stucks imaginable. This vehicle is perfect for the person who wishes to build it up into an off-road rig, however if you have no intentions of doing so, please stay away from 1987-1995 era Jeep Wranglers because they are not reliable enough for regular use.
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by TurkeyHunter from LaPlace, LA | April 26, 2011
NOT a 4 wheel drive, so you loose the GREAT off road capabilities of a CJ!! Should be an easy addition of a front driveshaft if the original front axle is OK!
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Come on, what car do you know can go 65 on the highway then go up rocks 3 feet high. In the winter you just click on the 4 wheel and you'll never get stuck. From mud puddles to snow and ice, its the best car ever. Not the best for highway driving or the average commuter, but if you need to haul, or go off road it's great. Take the top down int he summer and get all the girls to ;)
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Beau Benzschawel picked a dandy time for a breakout game.Just ask the Grafton boys' basketball team, which rode the center's hot hand to a 57-47 win over Burlington Catholic Central at the Wisconsin Basketball Yearbook Shootout Dec. 28.Benzschawel, a 6-foot-6 sophomore, scored a career-high 21 points and grabbed eight rebounds to lead the Black Hawks, who earned a split in two tournament games at Concordia University Wisconsin in Mequon.GUARD ROBBIE DORING scored 16 points to help the Grafton boys' team defeat Burlington Catholic Central, 57-47, in the Wisconsin Basketball Yearbook Shootout. Photo by Sam Arendt"Beau played fantastic," said Grafton coach Kevin McKenna, whose team rebounded from a loss to Oshkosh Lourdes the previous day."He's really progressed and is coming on strong for us. Now he's got to continue to believe in himself and be consistent."Benzschawel, who has shown flashes of talent but been inconsistent in his second varsity season, put it all together against Central.His strong interior play helped Grafton stretch a 13-4 lead after one quarter to 28-18 at the break.Although the teams played to a 29-29 deadlock in the second half, the Hawks were never seriously threatened.Benzschawel got plenty of offensive support even though only four Grafton players scored. Senior guard Robbie Doring had 16 points, and junior forward Scotty Tyler added 15."It was really good to see us come back from a disappointing loss to play like we did in the second game," McKenna said."Our team could have just gone through the motions, but they showed a lot of character."Catholic Central was led by Race Wadsworth with 14 points.The win, which evened the Hawks' season record at 5-5, came in a showcase tournaments — a three-day, 22-game event featuring many of the state's top teams."It was a good experience, a great chance for us to play during the holidays," McKenna said.Oshkosh Lourdes 58, Grafton 45
A wake-up call arrived a bit too late for the Grafton boys' basketball team in its final game before Christmas.After a lackluster first half marred by defensive breakdowns, the host Black Hawks regrouped to give Thomas More a fight but fell short, 45-41, in a nonconference game Dec. 22.TIGHT PRESSURE by a Thomas More defender didn't keep Grafton's Josh Davis-Joiner from driving to the basket. Photo by Sam Arendt"We had a nice comeback, but the first half wasn't very good," said Grafton coach Kevin McKenna, whose team trailed, 29-24, at intermission after More forward Trevor Wattawa scored 16 of his game-high 24 points."We had trouble staying with their flex offense. When we went to a zone and tried some different defenses, we stayed with them."The Hawks, who allowed just 16 points in the second half, positioned themselves for a comeback win by pulling within 37-35 by the end of the third period. However, they managed just six points in the fourth quarter.Grafton had several chances to tie the game in the closing minutes but misfired each time."With two minutes left, we had two or three really good looks but couldn't hit one," McKenna said.In contrast to the Cavaliers' Wattawa-led offense, the Hawks relied on a three-pronged scoring attack.Scotty Tyler set the pace with 14 points, and Robbie Doring and Mitchell Kurz had 12 and 11, respectively. Kurz, a junior, had half of the Hawks' six three-point baskets.McKenna also singled out point guard Jake Wilde, who had only one basket but provided steady floor leadership."Robbie and Jake both had very good games," he said. "At one point, Jake pulled himself out and told me to give Mitchell a chance because he was shooting well. I really respect him for the unselfish way he put his team first."As disappointing as the first half was, McKenna was impressed with his team's resilience.
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By Dick Hill on Nov. 26, 2010, at 8:42 p.m.
Residential consumers of natural gas now pay about $10 per million Btu. Number 2 oil consumers now pay about $22 per million Btu.
US and nuclear energy
By Dick Hill on Nov. 19, 2010, at 11:43 p.m.
Two nuclear electric generation plants in U.S. are now in the preconstruction phase. Worldwide, 60 reactors are under active construction — 24 in China. Lack of U.S. interest is based on slow …
Stove wood costs
By Dick Hill on Nov. 12, 2010, at 11:33 p.m.
128 cubic feet per cord; 100 cubic feet solid wood per cord; weight of a cubic foot: 50 pounds; cost per cord: $200 (4 cents per pound); typical stick weighs 8 pounds; cost of typical stick: 32 …
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By Dick Hill on Oct. 29, 2010, at 6:26 p.m.
From the work of Dr. Robert Wagner, director of UM School of Forest Resources: Wood provides about 25 percent of electric power generation in Maine, the highest portion of biomass electric generation in the country. It is also the highest renewable contribution of any state if hydropower is not considered.
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By Dick Hill on Oct. 23, 2010, at 1:55 a.m.
From the work of Dr. Robert Wagner, director, UM School of Forest Resources: About 10 percent of Maine's 15 million-17.5 million green tons of annual wood harvest is used to produce electrical …
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By Dick Hill on Oct. 15, 2010, at 6:32 p.m.
Maine uses about 0.4 percent of U.S. electricity and has about 0.4 percent of the U.S. population.
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By Dick Hill on Oct. 01, 2010, at 11:20 p.m.
Annual U.S. total electricity use is about 4,000 billion kilowatt-hours. In round numbers: U.S. population — 300 million; hours per year — 10,000. Result: each of us 24-7 uses electricity at an …
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By Dick Hill on Sept. 24, 2010, at 11:08 p.m.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has the same problem as the leaders of Maine. Nuclear is not popular. The wind resource is in the North Sea, the major electric demand is in the south, and no one in …
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By Dick Hill on Sept. 18, 2010, at 12:38 a.m.
Of all energy use in the U.S., less than 1 percent is in the form of distillate oil used for residential space heat. Maine, by contrast, uses distillate oil as the dominant source of space heat …
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By Dick Hill on Sept. 10, 2010, at 6:49 p.m.
A vertical, 1-square-foot surface of a wood stove at a temperature of 400 degrees Fahrenheit will deliver to a room about 1,200 Btu an hour — 35 percent will be a convection contribution, and 65 …
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By Dick Hill on Sept. 03, 2010, at 7:36 p.m.
From Jay Shelton's book Solid Fuels Encyclopedia: "For each pound of wood burned with 20 percent moisture content 0.63 pounds of water vapor is generated. … If 50 pounds of wood per day are …
By Dick Hill on Aug. 27, 2010, at 6:49 p.m.
Maine is part of ISO New England's electric grid. Here is the breakdown on electric energy sources: natural gas, 32 percent; nuclear, 30 percent; co-fired oil and gas, 11 percent; coal, 11 percent; …
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Each day producers of electricity announce the price they would charge for the delivery of electricity the next day. These bids are rank ordered and the most expensive providers — the last ones to be called on — set the price for all generation. The recent series of hot, humid …
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By Dick Hill on July 09, 2010, at 6:27 p.m.
Between April 20 and June 20 the oil leak into the gulf has been estimated to be between 20,000 barrels a day and 100,000 barrels a day. Worldwide use of petroleum is about 100 million barrels a day. …
Energy consumption
By Dick Hill on June 04, 2010, at 8:46 p.m.
About 2 percent of the total United States energy consumption is in the form of burning wood. One half of the wood use is committed to industry (making paper, etc).
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Nuclear power
By Dick Hill on Feb. 12, 2010, at 6:27 p.m.
Today, 30 countries generate 16 percent of worldwide electricity from 436 nuclear power plants. The U.S. has 104 of these plants, which generate about 20 percent of U.S. electricity. According to a piece in the fall issue of Daedalus, the quantity of electricity from nuclear plants must be doubled to …


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Entering Week 9 of the college football season, here's how the Heisman Trophy race stands:
1. QB Marcus Mariota, Oregon
The stats: Completed 123 of 197 passes for 2,051 yards, 19 touchdowns and—this is not a mistake—zero interceptions. He also has 493 rushing yards, averages 10.1 yards per carry and nine scores. He's fifth in the nation in total offense (363.4 yards per game) and is fifth in the country in passing efficiency.
The buzz: While everyone raves about Jameis Winston, Mariota keeps going out and getting it done. He's gotten big-time compliments from Washington coach Steve Sarkisian and UCLA coach Jim Mora. Both expect Mariota to excel in the NFL—and both probably would like to see the Ducks' leader excelling in the NFL next season instead of in Eugene, Ore., for another season.
Next: Saturday vs. UCLA
2. QB Jameis Winston, FSU
The stats: Completed 112 of 157 passes for 1,885 yards, 20 TDs and just three interceptions. He has 137 rushing yards and three scores. He's second in the nation in passing efficiency, 12th in total offense (337.0) and second in yards per completion (16.8).
The buzz: Some think Winston is already the Heisman frontrunner. A case certainly can be made to that point. He outplayed Clemson senior QB Tajh Boyd—and dumped Boyd from the Heisman race in the process—with a 444-yard performance on just 22 completions in the Seminoles' rout of Clemson. It may have been a Heisman moment. Still, Winston must keep it up to keep up with Mariota.
Next: Saturday vs. NC State
3. QB Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M
The stats: Completed 159 of 217 passes for 2,289 yards, 18 TDs and seven interceptions. He also has 486 rushing yards and six TDs. He's second nationally in total offense (396.4), fourth in passing efficiency, fifth in passing yards and ninth in yards per completion (14.4).
The buzz: Does the reigning Heisman winner have spare parts under the bleachers at Kyle Field? Two weeks ago he returned quickly from what looked like a scary knee injury. Then last week against Auburn, it appeared that a shoulder injury would keep him sidelined when the Aggies needed him most. He missed one A&M possession before returning and looking as if nothing happened. He's either the world's best flopper or one of college football's gutsiest players (we believe in the latter). He's putting up crazy numbers, but A&M's two losses separate him from Mariota and Winston, who are both on undefeated teams.
Next: Saturday vs. Vanderbilt
4. QB Bryce Petty, Baylor
The stats: Completed 102 of 144 passes for 2,023 yards, 15 TDs and one interception. He also has 51 rushing yards and five scores. He leads the nation in passing efficiency, first in yards per completion (19.8) and fifth in passing yards per game (337.2).
The buzz: The junior continues posting huge numbers despite rarely getting the opportunity to play a full game. That's why all eyes are the Nov. 7 matchup against Oklahoma. He'll throw for a lot against the Jayhawks this week, but the game against the Sooners starts a stretch for the Bears that will make or break his Heisman run: vs. Texas Tech, at Oklahoma State, at TCU, vs. Texas.
Next: Saturday at Kansas
5. QB Sean Mannion, Oregon State
The stats: Completed 229 of 334 passes for 2,992 yards, 29 touchdowns and three interceptions. He leads the nation in passing yards per game (427.4), total offense (414.3), passing yards and TD passes.
The buzz: Mannion has mostly been a novelty this season. But as other candidates—Teddy Bridgewater, Bishop Sankey, Todd Gurley, Aaron Murray, to name a few—have slipped, he's risen, mostly by default. His numbers are incredible—but his three toughest opponents remain ahead on the schedule. Still, he's led the Beavers to four wins in four road games this season and has thrown for at least 443 yards in three of those games—including a win at Utah, which stunned Stanford.
Next: Saturday vs. Stanford
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QB Derek Carr, Fresno State: His best bet to make the trip on award night in New York? Keep the Bulldogs undefeated. He's second to Mannion in passing yards per game (379.3) and TDs (23) and third in total offense (391.7).
RB Lache Seastrunk, Baylor: He's dynamic—he averages 9.2 yards per carry and 126.7 yards per game—and has the potential to go the distance any time he touches the ball. But his touches have been limited because of Baylor's blowouts. The most carries he's had in a game is 18, but he'll more than likely get more chances as the games get tougher down the stretch for Baylor.
QB AJ McCarron, Alabama: The senior only has his self to blame for not rating higher. He was simply so efficient last year that it was nearly impossible to duplicate what he did in 2012. Regardless, he has the Tide unbeaten and No. 1 again and he still has an opportunity or two to make up ground.
QB Jordan Lynch, Northern Illinois: He has the season high for rushing yards in a game with his 316-yard performance last week against Central Michigan. He's tops among QBs—and seventh overall—with 133.1 rushing yards per game and also throws for 212.6 yards per game. That's good enough to keep him in the top 10 and he can creep up if the Huskies win out and finish the regular season undefeated.
RB Melvin Gordon, Wisconsin: The nation's third-leading rusher with 144.6 yards per game and a whopping 9.5 yards per carry, Gordon is plagued by one thing: 144, 140, 196, 147, 79, 176, 142. That 79 stands out—his total at Ohio State in the Badgers' loss to the Buckeyes. There's not another game on the schedule that will get that sort of attention.


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2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
Emerged as one of the top junior hitters in the Texas Panhandle.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
Overcame a dislocated shoulder from wrestling and tore up Class 1A pitching hitting .632.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
Three-year starter for the Raiders and made the move from third base to shortstop this year.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
The senior lefty finished with a 1.41 ERA and 9-3 record, accounting for half of the 4A regional quarterfinalist Harvesters 18 wins. Jones had 226 career strikeouts.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
The emotional senior leader of the 31-8 Class 4A regional final finalist Raiders.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
Played third and first base in earning co-District 3-5A most valuable player honors.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Surprise Team of the Year
The tiny town of Nazareth has a statewide reputation for playing the game of basketball like no other school in Texas.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
A real gamer.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
The junior anchored the Swifts' run to the Class 1A regional finals.
Super Team Player of the Year: A cut above the rest
It's impossible to pick the greatest high school season put together by a baseball player in the Texas Panhandle.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
When injuries hit the Sandies, Gotcher stepped into the shortstop role and was a key cog in his team's 5A regional quarterfinal finish.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
Senior shortstop was the top Class 3A infielder and hitter in the Globe-News area. Batted .567 with 33 RBIs and stole 14 bases.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
The three-sport star ended his stellar career at Follett by going 6-1 with 1.42 ERA during the regular season.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
The outfielder story of the year.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
Although the Longhorns barely missed out on the playoffs, this senior was a force at the plate.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
Fearless defensive player in the outfield for the playoff-qualifying Wildcats. Batted .407 with 27 RBIs, three home runs, five triples, five doubles, scored 37 runs and stole 22 bases.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Coach of the Year
With four starters returning off last year's regional semifinal team, the Randall Raiders entered 2002 looking like their reign over Class 4A baseball in the Texas Panhandle was in jeopardy.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
The senior shortstop was a hitting machine for 4A regional quarterfinalist Harvesters.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
Three-year starter and one of the most gifted fielders in the Texas Panhandle.
2002 Globe-News Baseball Super Team
The senior ace was a major reason AHS advanced to the 5A regional quarterfinals.
Sarah Garza
Pamela and Juan Garza of Amarillo announce the birth of their daughter, Sarah Amalia Garza. She was born June 7, 2002.
Macy Higginbotham
Kristy and Darren Higginbotham of Stinnett announce the birth of their daughter, Macy Faith Higginbotham. She was born April 17, 2002.
Ireland Verrette
Kris and Blair Verrette of Amarillo announce the birth of their daughter, Ireland Kristiana Verrette. She was born Feb. 3, 2002.
Hardback Fiction
"Invasion of the Sea" by Jules Verne, Edward Baxter, translator; Wesleyan University Press ($24.95) Another volume in Wesleyan's "Early Classics of Science Fiction" series, this section of Jules Verne's Voyages extraordinaires was the last work the inventive author wrote. His newly translated tale of an attempt by the French to build a canal to flood the Sahara is enhanced by a welcome scholarly apparatus, but best of all, it is a great read.
The real Ike
We all remember Dwight Eisenhower was the hero of World War II, guiding an unlikely group of allies to victory over the Nazis in Europe and masterminding the audacious D-Day landing on Normandy beaches. If only it had been that easy.
Life of a slammerkin
"Slammerkin" is a noun coined in the 18th century to describe both a loose gown and the loose woman who wore it. It thus becomes the apt title for a novel about the tumultuous life of Mary Saunders, who may have been doomed from birth as the daughter of a man who fought a vain battle against a calendar change that robbed him of 11 days.
Children, adults embrace Lemony Snicket's books
The happy ending has long been a staple of children's literature. From the Hardy Boys to "The Little Mermaid," the hero may find himself tested but always foils the bad guys or ends up marrying his true love.
Tripp: Magazine publishes special edition on water
Congratulations to Texas Parks & Wildlife on a beautiful, informative and readable special edition on "The State of Water" in Texas.
Wylie: Casting a different light on 'smith'
A while back I mentioned that John Steinbeck, being dead, could not defend himself from being called a "wordsmith." Were he alive, he and thousands of other writers might be pleased, or at least not annoyed, by being so called. That I am not one of them should not disturb their own satisfaction.
Energy Brief
Parallel Petroleum Corp. is concentrating its efforts back in its home-based Permian basin instead of the South Texas Wilcox trend.
Oil & Gas Report
HANSFORD (WILDCAT & HANSFORD Lower Morrow) Jones Energy, Ltd., #4 Hansford Gas Unit '26', 1790' from South & 1685' from West line, Sec. 89,4-T,T&NO, PD 9000'.
Great jobs don't always mean top pay
For Cary George, each workday begins when he opens a gate and enters a wildflower garden. Each morning, for 15 years, he has expected a hand to pull him back and a voice to admonish, "It's over. You can't work here for a living. You have to have a normal job, like everyone else."
Taylor: Build relationships through volunteering
When you're in business, you need all the friends you can get. A good way to build lasting friendships is to devote sometime to volunteer service.
Pleasant Valley Gin gets new owner
A guaranteed loan and a will to strike out on his own put Ronald Riley into the ginning business at Pleasant Valley Gin, located midway between Earth and Muleshoe.
Apartment living has many factors
About half the population of Amarillo rents apartments.
Kansas drought devastates wheat crop, forces widespread liquidation of cattle
ELKHART, Kan. - Warren Bowker's combine kicks up a cloud of dust as he runs it nearly full speed across his thin stands of winter wheat. The machine almost touches the parched ground as it tries to cut stunted wheat that grew only a few inches tall.
EQIP gets added funding, provisions from farm bill
The 2002 Farm Bill made new provisions and added additional funding to the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP).
Business Briefs
Miscellaneous Comfort Inn - Amarillo, 1515 E. Interstate 40, was purchased by Shah and Khinda Hospitality L.P. on May 29.
From the Villa: Ladd gets early vote for Dillas MVP
Dillas manager Lonnie Maclin doesn't flinch when asked about early candidates for most valuable player honors on his first-place team.
Central Baseball League Stats
(Through June 21)
Edinburg whips Dillas
EDINBURG - The Roadrunners pulled even in the win column with the Dillas by winning their second straight game against Amarillo, 8-3, Sunday at Edinburg Stadium.
Edinburg drops Dillas
EDINBURG - Eric Gonzalez drove in a pair of runs Saturday, helping the Edinburg Roadrunners to a 7-1 win against the visiting Amarillo Dillas.
New shows planned
LAS VEGAS (AP) - Cirque du Soleil and MGM Mirage Inc. plan to bring two new shows to the Las Vegas Strip beginning in 2003.
Museums Amarillo Botanical Gardens 1400 Streit Drive. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tue-Fri. Free. 352-6513 or www.amarillobotanicalgardens.org.
Hollywood Forever
In just four years, death business maverick Tyler Cassity has transformed a decaying Los Angeles graveyard with a who's-who cast of eternal celebrity residents into a lush and hip final stop.
All about Adobe Walls
As massive herds were slaughtered in Kansas, the buffalo moved southward across the Arkansas and Cimarron rivers into the Texas Panhandle. Hunters followed, encroaching upon the homeland of the Plains Indians.
Entertainment Briefs
APPLETON, Wis. (AP) - A new stamp honoring Harry Houdini will be unveiled July 5 at the Houdini Historical Center in the magician's native Appleton, the U.S. Postal Service says.
New exhibit opens at AMOA
The stars of Amarillo Museum of Art's collection will be displayed in a new exhibition running through Aug. 25, according to a news release.
Ingalls: Photography exhibit gets caught in 'the moment'
'Making beautiful pictures is actually not so important to me as sharing the moment which I saw and felt at the time of exposure."
Dead Sea center started
AMMAN, Jordan (AP) - Construction of a $4.2 million tourist center overlooking the Dead Sea - the lowest point in the world - has begun.
Area gardens reflect international trends
Container gardens, colorful flowers, eye-appealing combinations of texture and foliage and bedding plants in larger sizes are among the international trends in gardening reflected by local gardeners.
Thursday set aside for grandparents raising grandchildren
The Area Agency on Aging, along with Trinity Fellowship Church, will sponsor Grandparents Day Out for grandparents who are rearing their grandchildren.
Opinion: View 'health care' under ethical lens
The ethics of medical care has gained increasing public attention as scientific and technological advances force us to face the difficult decisions affecting life and death.
Under Cover
When the movie "Spider-Man" came out, all I could think about was Underoos, the kids' underwear emblazoned with superheroes and film and TV characters.
MOMS Club to meet Wednesday
The MOMS Club of Amarillo will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church, 3500 S. Bowie St.
Brief: One-day course to help parents, grandparents
The STAR Program of Texas Panhandle Mental Health Mental Retardation will sponsor a one-day parenting course on Saturday for parents or grandparents who want to regain control of their children's behavior.
Childs: Ansley Newsletter helps keep track of vast family
If you have an Ansley ancestor, you may wish to receive The Ansley Newsletter, which is published twice a year.
Making pictures more fun than taking them
What's the difference between taking a picture and making a picture? Taking one involves just pointing your camera at a subject and clicking the shutter (although some digital cameras don't have a shutter).
American Cancer Society The American Cancer Society is looking for additional volunteers drivers for the Road to Recovery program. Through this program, volunteers are trained to drive patients to their cancer treatments.
Make-A-Wish appreciation dinner
Kenny Greear, executive director of the Make-A-Wish Foundation of the Texas Plains, can't say enough good things about Barry Henson and the Panhandle Council of Car Clubs.
Reception for 'Texas' on June 6
"Texas" launched its 37th season June 6 with a reception for sponsors, donors and members of the Texas Panhandle Heritage Foundation, producers of the musical.
Lasso The Moon gala
The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Panhandle Branch Lasso The Moon gala June 14 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Mitchell raised about $82,000, according to Mandy Wulfman, branch spokeswoman.
Port wine stain may indicate trouble
When Tyler Spice was born with a dark spot covering his right eye, his mom didn't worry because she was told it was a skin blemish that would start to fade with time.
Houdini to appear on stamp
Master magician, extraordinary escape artist, consummate contortionist. These words describe Harry Houdini who will appear on a new 37-cent U.S. commemorative stamp to be released July 3.
Bouquet of Gardens luncheon
A June 6 luncheon at the Amarillo Botanical Gardens kicked off its Bouquet of Gardens weekend of fund-raising. The event also included a dinner June 7 and a home garden tour June 8.
Having a ball
In September 1986, a group of feisty Amarilloans banded together to do something about the lack of social opportunities for older residents, and the Amarillo Area Singles 39 and Over Dance Club was born.
Cloud desperately needs a good home with kids
Hi. My name is Cloud. I am a 2-year-old male sheltie available for adoption through the Animal Rescue Shelter.
Hair and now
Summer hair is all about color.
Parrothead Party on June 8
Jimmy Buffett would've loved it.
Tourney to benefit Eveline Rivers Christmas Project
The Eveline Rivers Christmas Project works year round to ensure joy and warmth to economically disadvantaged children during the Christmas and winter season.
Club Calendar
Today Amarillo Area Over-39 Singles Dance Club - 6 p.m., Clarion Inn, East Interstate 40 at Lakeside Drive. Tiny Lynn, semi-dressy. Cover.
On The Calendar
The Panhandle Division of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society 32nd MS BEEFaTHON, noon to 5:30 p.m. today, televised auction on KFDA, NewsChannel 10.
Diabetes Association fund-raiser June 8
Joseph Madrid, franchise operator of Mail Boxes Etc., proved to be a fine swine smoocher recently when he won the Kiss-a-Pig fund-raiser for the High Plains Council of the American Diabetes Association.
Medical Rounds
The Hepatitis C support group will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at 1523 S. Taylor. Call 352-3241 or 352-4121.
eBay to offer health insurance to small entrepreneurs
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Online retailer eBay Inc. plans to offer health insurance to merchants who make a living auctioning items on its popular site.
New Internet degree to be offered at Tech
The Texas Tech School of Allied Health will offer a bachelor of science degree in clinical support services management over the Internet this fall.
City woos sponsor to revive Funfest
Funfest may not be dead, yet.
On the Agenda
Amarillo City Commission: Tuesday, 3 p.m., Commission Chamber, third floor, City Hall, 509 E. Seventh Ave.
West Texas A&M Spring Graduates
For the first time in almost 15 years, West Texas A&M University hosted its own graduation ceremony on campus and awarded 562 degrees during spring commencement exercises May 10 at the WT Event Center. The university awarded 454 baccalaureate and 108 master's degrees.
Meet Your Neighbor: Love for books leads to career
A love for books and some good advice from her aunt helped make being a librarian the career of choice for Linda Bagwell.
Load of hay burns on truck
The Amarillo Fire Department battled a semitrailer fire early Saturday that caused an estimated $75,000 loss.
Area youth bring home honors
Many area youth brought home top honors and scholarships from the Texas 4-H Roundup in College Station at the Texas A&M University campus June 17-21. The following is a list of scholarships and placings in the various competitions.
Stamp campaign to aid families
The Amarillo Post Office of the U.S. Postal Service is joining a nationwide campaign to help the families of emergency services personnel killed or disabled during the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
A Day In The Life: Guard takes honor in performing final service
CANNON AIR FORCE BASE, N.M. - Peter LeBlanc has a solemn duty, and he could not take it more seriously.
Interns hope to gain experience at Globe-News
Student interns annually come to the Amarillo Globe-News to fill positions during the summer months with the hopes of gaining experience with an attached paycheck.
First-Person Account: Family flees wildfires in Arizona
PINETOP-LAKESIDE, Ariz. - "OK, let's go," I heard from the background as I spoke with my sister and nephew in Arizona around 11 a.m. Sunday.
NASA says schedule tight for Husband's shuttle flight
Amarillo astronaut Rick Husband is scheduled to command the STS-107 mission, planned for launch on July 19. Managers say the schedule is tight but doable.
Car crashes into house
Two men were arrested about 7 p.m. Sunday after they attempted to flee the scene where their car had crashed into a house. Amarillo police Sgt. John Krizan said the Pontiac sedan was southbound on Crockett Street as it neared the Interstate 40 access road.
Hometown Heroes
The Amarillo Globe-News will honor Hometown Heroes with a special page in the July 4 edition.
Amarillo Planning and Zoning Commission, 3 p.m., Commission Chamber, third floor, City Hall, 509 E. Seventh Ave.
CAF fly-in
Florene Miller Watson of Borger loves airplanes, so she couldn't stay away from the air show fly-in at Tradewind Airport on Saturday.
Bulletin Board
Gene Parker has sent a list of things he recommends you never say to the police officer who just pulled you over. Of course, I'm sure these came from the Internet and not from personal experience.
Man steals car
A 20-year-old woman and her 1-year-old child had their vehicle taken in a Saturday evening robbery.
District boasts small student-teacher ratio
GRANDVIEW-HOPKINS SCHOOL - The students at Grandview-Hopkins don't know what it's like to fight to be heard over two dozen students in a classroom.
Woman moves to U.S., studies to learn English
Reina Navidad was born and raised in El Salvador. When she moved to the United States, she couldn't speak the language, much less read it.
Education Briefs
Amarillo College June Jazz begins at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the amphitheater on the AC Washington Street campus as part of the 16th annual Summer Arts Festival. This week features the Kelly McNulty Band. The concert is free and open to the public.
It's All Trew: 'Waste not, want not' was law at supper
The temper tantrum at age 4 was one of my better performances, resulting in being spanked and sent to bed direct from the supper table.
Pantex workers turn out in force to help neighbors
After being found on Washington Street, Sadie was brought in to the Animal Rescue Shelter on Saturday and given a bath and some loving attention, thanks to some volunteers from BWXT Pantex.
Pampa promotes academics, culture
PAMPA - A variety of academic and extracurricular activities give students at Pampa Independent School District a well-rounded education.
Brief: Man robbed at Kmart
A small amount of cash was taken during an early Sunday robbery in the Kmart parking lot at 2747 Duniven Circle.
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Louise Lawrence
TUCUMCARI, N.M. - Louise Lawrence, 89, died Friday, June 21, 2002.
Nancie Parelee Ford Condo
PAMPA - Nancie Parelee Ford Condo, 92, died Thursday, June 20, 2002.
Mildred Jackson Alexander, 68, of Plainview died Saturday, June 22, 2002. Bartley-Silva Funeral Home.
May Lee Williams
CHILDRESS - May Lee Williams, 62, died Thursday, June 20, 2002.
Ben F. Malone
BORGER - Ben F. Malone, 82, died Friday, June 21, 2002.
Lee Tice
HEREFORD - Lee Tice, 98, died Saturday, June 22, 2002.
Charles Wagner
DALLAS - Charles Wagner, 55, died Wednesday, June 19, 2002.
Juanita Kinzer
Juanita Kinzer, 81, of Amarillo died Thursday, June 20, 2002.
Jim Maynes
TEXLINE - Jim Maynes, 73, died Thursday, June 20, 2002.
Wilma Garretson
Wilma Garretson, 84, of Amarillo died Friday, June 21, 2002.
Mary Wilson Johnston
PAMPA - Mary Wilson Johnston, 79, died Friday, June 21, 2002.
Reba Rhea Jones
Reba Rhea Jones, 70, of Amarillo died Thursday, June 20, 2002.
Jessie Mae Krieger, 89, of Raton, N.M., died Friday, June 21, 2002. Schooler Funeral Home, 4100 S. Georgia St.
Addison Alexander Nalley Jr.
Addison Alexander "Add" Nalley Jr., 86, of Amarillo died Thursday, June 20. 2002.
James Howard Warner
James Howard Warner, 77, of Canyon died Thursday, June 20, 2002.
Joshua Allen Pace
Joshua Allen Pace, infant, died Thursday, June 20, 2002.
Macyrea Caradine
CHILDRESS - Macyrea Caradine, 86, died Friday, June 21, 2002.
Claude Lambert Frey
Claude Lambert Frey, 85, of Amarillo died Friday, June 21, 2002.
LaVerne Creamer
PADUCAH - LaVerne Creamer, 85, died Saturday, June 22, 2002.
Hazel Smith
BEAVER, Okla. - Hazel "Darlene" Smith, 68, died Friday, June 21, 2002.
Jack N. Mouser
WELLINGTON - Jack N. Mouser, 55, died Thursday, June 20, 2002.
Helen Genevieve Wells
CLOVIS, N.M. - Helen Genevieve Wells, 92, died Friday, June 21, 2002.
James Morris Dial
PRESCOTT, Ariz. - James Morris Dial, 81, died Friday, June 21, 2002.
Thomas Edison Huff
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS - Thomas Edison Huff, 78, formerly of Pampa, died Friday, June 21, 2002.
Michael Leon Hinds
PAMPA - Michael Leon Hinds, 20, died Friday, June 21, 2002.
Alta Stephens
Alta Stephens, 79, of Amarillo died Saturday, June 22, 2002.
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John Guy Garrison
FLOYDADA - John Guy Garrison, 89, died Thursday, June 20, 2002.
William Oliver Sr.
TUCUMCARI, N.M. - William Oliver Sr., 72, died Wednesday, June 19, 2002.
Jack N. Mouser
WELLINGTON - Jack N. Mouser, 55, died Thursday, June 20, 2002.
Katherine Bugg
TUCUMCARI, N.M. - Katherine Bugg, 80, died Thursday, June 20, 2002.
Florence Harvey
MULESHOE - Florence Harvey, 91, died Saturday, June 22, 2002.
Doc Deffibaugh
VERNON - Doc Deffibaugh, 90, died Saturday, June 22, 2002.
Chrystal Dawn Tankersley Robison
TURKEY - Chrystal Dawn Tankersley Robison, 25, died Friday, June 21, 2002.
William Daniel Donnell
LUBBOCK - William Daniel Donnell, 38, died Tuesday, June 18, 2002.
Toni Lynn Hubbs
BORGER - Toni Lynn Hubbs, 44, died Sunday, June 23, 2002.
Gaylen D. Shelby
LUBBOCK - Gaylen D. Shelby, 61, died Tuesday, May 28, 2002, in Clarendon.
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Ferne Eleanor Francy Patching
HAPPY - Ferne Eleanor Francy Patching, 95, died Friday, June 21, 2002.
Kanelis: Duncan to make many new friends
State Sen. Bob Duncan figures to make plenty of new friends in the next few months.
Monday Briefing
YMCA officials were in a festive mood June 17 thanks to a grant from the Mary E. Bivins Foundation, a significant chunk of change that will change the community for the better.
Horsley: Lou, we found your bra; wish you had called
Two weeks ago I invited readers to make up stories pertaining to the black bra I found lying in the street.
West: Intolerance smudges image
Moving to Amarillo four years ago, I made myself a promise. I promised that I wouldn't be one of those annoying folks who whined and complained that everything was so much better in the place I had just moved from; that I would open my eyes and ears while shutting my mouth and learn all I could about my new home.
Editorial: Minority homeowners would benefit from plan
It's time more Americans begin to enjoy a piece of the American Dream.
Editorial: GOP faces risk at ballot box
Phil Gramm's fire-and-brimstone speech at the Texas Republican convention earlier this month in Dallas attracted rave reviews from the GOP faithful.
Guest Column: Billboard ordinance stifles free speech, cripples businesses
I'm writing not only as president of the Amarillo Advertising Federation and one who sells advertising, but also as the owner of a retail business that purchases advertising.
Editorial: Bush's first-strike policy has possibilities, but ...
On the surface, the Bush administration's new stance on implementing a pre-emptive strike doctrine against terrorist groups and states, especially Iraq, is a needed step in the right direction.
Letters: The name 'Gorillas' won't grow on this Amarilloan
Maybe I need an attorney. I think I've been damaged psychologically.
Hudson: Animals don't deserve more 'rights'
PERRYTON - The one bad thing about having a mailbox is that you do not get to choose what goes in it. I have had the same business mailing address for many years, so I have been placed on the mailing list of many national organizations and associations.
Letters To The Editor: Sexually abusive priests shouldn't get 2nd chance
I would love to hear Bishop Yanta's defense for priests who have abused a child.
Live bait still demands finesse
ARKANSAS BAY - "There he is..."
Outdoor Roundup
Palo Duro Bowhunters held their 26th annual 3-D Archery Jamboree this past weekend.
Struggling to survive
Cole David is just like any other 5-year-old spending his summer playing baseball - he has dreams that could fill a thousand stories.
Baseball's Cardinals stunned by Kile's death
The stunning death of St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Darryl Kile brought even baseball's toughest guys to tears Saturday.
Go bananas or not, but Gorillas is the new name
Cathy Sechrist of Amarillo was driving a few weeks ago, and while behind the wheel, had one of those "Eureka!" moments.
Detroit says plan was to walk Castillo in 9th
MIAMI (AP) - The Detroit Tigers weren't going to give Luis Castillo another chance to extend his 35-game hitting streak.
Brief: Barrera wins rematch by decisioning Morales
LAS VEGAS (AP) - The rematch was almost as good as their first fight. Only this time the result was different.
Teammates, fans pay tribute to Kile
CHICAGO (AP) - Jim Edmonds leaned against a wall for support, his eyes red and watery, Darryl Kile's No. 57 written on both his cap and the thick tape covering his right wrist.
Kelting holds slim lead over Doughtie
The wind was up, the tees were back and there's a separation after Saturday's second round in the championship flight of the Tall Tower Open at Ross Rogers East.
Kelting triumphs in Tall Tower Open
There were times during the last four years that Kyle Kelting wondered if he'd ever win another local individual tournament of champions qualifying golf tournament.
American League Standings
East Division
Cross makes nice recovery from lost engine on Friday
On Friday, Kelly Cross lost an engine. On Saturday, Cross celebrated by winning the modified A main at Route 66 Motor Speedway.
Brief: Mickelson retains crown with 64 in Connecticut
CROMWELL, Conn. (AP) - Phil Mickelson became the first repeat winner in Greater Hartford Open history, holing a sand wedge for eagle and scrambling home in steamy conditions.
Interleague Roundup: Rangers up streak to five with sweep
PITTSBURGH (AP) - Alex Rodriguez hit a two-run homer for his first extra-base hit in 16 games, and the Texas Rangers finished off a three-game sweep of the Pittsburgh Pirates, winning 10-4 Sunday.
National League Standings
National League Standings
Interleague Boxes
Rangers 10, Pirates 4
Cards' Kile found dead
CHICAGO (AP) - St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Darryl Kile was found dead at the team hotel Saturday, Chicago police said. He was 33.
Brief: Thompson, Swoopes lead Comets past Fire, 71-58
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Tina Thompson scored a career-high 31 points and Sheryl Swoopes added 17 as the Houston Comets won for the seventh time in eight games, defeating the Portland Fire 71-58 Sunday.
Interleague Roundup: Green homers as LA beats Lowe, Boston
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Shawn Green hit a two-run homer, and Dave Roberts drove in the go-ahead run with an infield single as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Boston Red Sox 5-4 Saturday, handing Derek Lowe only his third loss this season.
Examiner: Autopsy shows blocked coronary artery
CHICAGO (AP) - St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Darryl Kile likely died from a blockage of a coronary artery, Cook County's chief medical examiner said Sunday.
Hook 'em Horns
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Texas closer Huston Street has his own national championship story to share with his dad.
American League Standings
American League Standings
Brief: Castillo's streak ends; Marlins rally past Tigers
MIAMI (AP) - Luis Castillo's 35-game hitting streak is over.
Berlin wins World Bowl
DUESSELDORF, Germany (AP) - Todd Husak threw two touchdown passes to Dane Looker as the Berlin Thunder defended their World Bowl title with a 26-20 victory Saturday over the Rhein Fire.
Brief: Marion Jones extends streak in national 200
STANFORD, Calif. (AP) - Marion Jones pulled away from Kelli White in the final few meters to win her fifth straight national 200-meters title Sunday at the U.S. Track and Field Championships.
World Cup Roundup: South Korea wins 5-3 in shootout
GWANGJU, South Korea (AP) - After the South Korean captain slammed the final penalty kick into the right corner of the net, he sprinted to the sideline, jumped and punched the air with his fist.
Brief: Paterno's brother, ex-broadcaster, dies
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) - George E. Paterno, a longtime Penn State football broadcaster and brother of coach Joe Paterno, died Sunday, several days after he suffered a heart attack.
Soccer in America wakes up
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - They woke up America and they woke up the world.
Brief: Texas stars dominate Oklahoma in Oil Bowl
WICHITA FALLS (AP) - Travis Wilson of Carrollton Creekview caught two touchdown passes to lead the Texas high school all-stars to a 28-7 victory against Oklahoma in the 65th Oil Bowl Classic football game.
Streetball Challenge set for July 13-14
Amarillo's original 3-on-3 streetball event returns for the 11th consecutive year as Kids, Incorporated brings basketball back to downtown Amarillo.
Rudd finds a little luck in California
SONOMA, Calif. (AP) - With the bad luck that Ricky Rudd has had, he knows how Jerry Nadeau feels.
Rangers name Hershiser new pitching coach
PITTSBURGH (AP) - The Texas Rangers on Saturday named former Cy Young Award winner Orel Hershiser as their new pitching coach.
Rib strain may force Sampras to pull out
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - Pete Sampras was notably absent as dozens of top players and their coaches shuffled out to the 14 practice courts at the All England Club's north end Sunday.
National League Standings
East Division
Brief: Tim Knight: Accounting rules misunderstood
LUBBOCK (AP) - A son of Texas Tech coach Bob Knight says he made a mistake assuming that the rules that apply to merchandise exchanges between stores in the private sector are acceptable at a store operated by a university.
Perry sure Mexico will release water
AUSTIN (AP) - Gov. Rick Perry said Saturday he's confident Mexico will release 100,000 acre feet of water within the next 10 days as a good faith effort toward repaying its water debt with Texas.
Non-English speakers struggle in dealings with health system
In his halting English, Elvia Marin's husband struggled to tell the nurses and doctor that the pain in his wife's stomach and back was so intense, it was worse for her than giving birth.
Conjoined twins arrive for possible surgery
DALLAS - One-year-old conjoined twins arrived from Egypt on Saturday so a team of Dallas medical experts can determine whether separating them is possible.
Gramm wouldn't serve as A&M chancellor
COLLEGE STATION (AP) - Retiring U.S. Sen. Phil Gramm said he was not among the candidates considered in Texas A&M's recent presidential search and that if the job were open, he isn't interested in the chancellor's spot either. Gramm says he has other plans.
Wreck kills Turkey woman
A 24-year-old Turkey woman died after a two-vehicle wreck Friday evening 1.6 miles southeast of Turkey in Hall County.
Greenville unveils statue of war hero/movie star
GREENVILLE (AP) - Born dirt-poor to East Texas sharecroppers, Audie Murphy was an unlikely war hero. He was a teen of small stature who dropped out of school to work in the cotton fields.
Packard: Childress County to honor its veterans
We must honor our veterans.
Bush Palestinian statehood plan questioned by members of Congress
WASHINGTON (AP) - Members of Congress and Palestinian leaders on Sunday questioned President Bush's plan for an interim Palestinian state and urged stepped-up U.S. peacemaking efforts as Bush prepared to announce his Mideast blueprint.
Fox insists change coming to Mexico
MEXICO CITY - Shouting and cheering around a traffic circle moistened by a late-afternoon shower, 15,000 jubilant Mexicans chanted an appeal to the man who had just toppled 71 years of single-party rule: "Don't fail us!"
Producer of 'Love American Style,' 'Room 222' dies
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Television series producer William P. D'Angelo, whose credits include "Love American Style," "Room 222" and "Alice," has died. He was 70.
South Florida county grapples with terrorist ties
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Jose Padilla, accused of conspiring to explode a "dirty bomb" in the United States, worked at a suburban Taco Bell and discovered Islam here.
Amtrak might get emergency help
WASHINGTON - Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta said Saturday he would consider providing emergency financial aid to keep Amtrak operating beyond a threatened midweek shutdown.
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WORTHINGTON, Ohio (AP) - Officials in this Columbus suburb want neighbors to be more neighborly.
Commission plans to enforce ban on 'soft money'
WASHINGTON (AP) - Fund-raising rules approved Saturday by federal regulators further weaken the new campaign finance law rather than backing an intended ban on large donations to national political parties, supporters of the law said.
'It's sitting, waiting on us'
SHOW LOW, Ariz. (AP) - Two wildfires raging unchecked through paper-dry forest merged Sunday into a single blaze of about 300,000 acres that threatened to burn into this evacuated town, a fire official said.
Israel prepares response to attacks
JERUSALEM (AP) - The Israeli military was preparing a "crushing and decisive" response to recent Palestinian attacks, and it could include an extended stay by Israeli troops in Palestinian areas, a senior defense official said Saturday.
Aborigine painter dies
DARWIN, Australia (AP) - An outback Aboriginal artist, famous in life for depicting his homeland, has become anonymous in death because his people's beliefs forbid his name from being revealed.
Five bombs rattle Spanish cities
MADRID, Spain (AP) - Five powerful explosions rattled Spanish cities during a two-day European summit that ended Saturday. The Basque separatist group ETA claimed responsibility.
Russians return to water-soaked homes
ROSTOV-ON-DON, Russia (AP) - Residents across southern Russian on Sunday began shoveling mud from their water-soaked homes after the flood waters that killed dozens and forced 55,000 to evacuate started to recede.
Victim-attorney contracts might be illegal, lobbyist says
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - The contracts between Oklahoma City bombing victims and St. Louis attorneys advocating a federal compensation plan that includes them may violate federal law, the head of a national lobbying group said.
Iranian quake kills 220 people
ABDAREH, Iran (AP) - In a matter of seconds, Zahra Gholamzadeh lost her husband, son and home. On Sunday, she stood on the rubble of her mud house, recalling how her life was suddenly turned upside by the Iranian earthquake that killed hundreds of people.
Diocese attorney: Letter is death threat
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - The lawyer for the Archdiocese of Santa Fe says an unsigned letter slipped through his office mail slot is a death threat.
Dealerships, garages at odds over car repair
ARLINGTON, Va. (AP) - At least a couple of times a week, mechanic Ernie Pride tells customers at his independent repair shop he can't fix their cars because he doesn't know what's wrong with them. Go to the dealer, he advises.
Authorities question drifter in missing girl case
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. (AP) - Salt Lake City law enforcement officials spoke Saturday morning with a hospitalized drifter who had been wanted for questioning in the disappearance of 14-year-old Elizabeth Smart.
Serbia's Socialists choose new leader
ELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) - Moderates in Slobodan Milosevic's Socialist party voted to remove the former Yugoslav president as party leader on Sunday, a year after he was extradited on war crimes charges.
Opera-set collapse halts performance in Paris
PARIS (AP) - A performance at the Paris Opera broudght the house down. Or at least part of the set.
Scientist discovers new monkey species
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (AP) - Scientists working in Brazil's central Amazon have discovered two new monkey species that are about the size of small cats, Conservation International announced Sunday.
Iranian earthquake kills at least 500
ABDAREH, Iran - A powerful earthquake Saturday flattened nearly 100 remote mountain villages in northwestern Iran, killing at least 500 people, injuring more than 1,600 and leaving thousands homeless.
Recording says bin Laden alive
CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - An audio recording purportedly from one of Osama bin Laden's spokesmen asserts the al-Qaida leader is alive and his organization intact enough to prepare fresh attacks against the United States.
Floods kill 28 in south Russia
ROSTOV-ON-DON, Russia (AP) - Flood waters swept away homes, washed out bridges and left at least 28 people dead and 20,000 homeless across southern Russia. Rescuers in helicopters plucked residents to safety on Saturday - some from trees to which they clung.
Seniors shelter filling a need
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - The state's first emergency shelter for abused senior citizens is filling a need in its first four months of operation, officials say.
Bishops start implementation
America's Roman Catholic bishops spent the past week meeting with priests, recruiting parishioners for review boards and taking sex abusers off the job as they started implementing their ambitious policy to end the church's molestation crisis.
Security agency faces difficult task
WASHINGTON - They eavesdrop on international drug trafficking, track weapons of mass destruction, keep an eye on conflicts from Bosnia to Sri Lanka, watch for nuclear testing in India, Pakistan and elsewhere.
Al-Qaida terror plot suspects detained
RABAT, Morocco (AP) - Moroccan authorities have detained two people, including a police officer, in a suspected plot by al-Qaida operatives to attack U.S. and British warships, a newspaper said Saturday.
President hit with many international problems
WASHINGTON (AP) - Everywhere he turns, it seems, President Bush faces another dangerous international crisis that defies a simple solution.
Today in History
Today is Sunday, June 23, the 174th day of 2002. There are 191 days left in the year.
Hopes dim for prescription drug legislation
WASHINGTON (AP) - Some Republicans are finding fault with a prescription drug bill that their party put together for a crucial election-year vote in the House this week and is supported by pharmaceutical and insurance companies.
Governor unhappy with failing schools
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - The state Board of Education brushed aside a request by Gov. Gary Johnson on Friday to take corrective actions against failing public schools next month so private management of some schools could start quickly.
Raging fires force more evacuations
SHOW LOW, Ariz. - Authorities ordered the 7,700 residents of this eastern Arizona mountain community to evacuate Saturday night as a mammoth fire breached a hastily constructed fire line on its western edge.
Justin Dart Jr. dies at age 71
WASHINGTON (AP) - Justin Dart Jr., an activist who for more than five decades worked in his wheelchair to champion the cause of people with disabilities, died Saturday. He was 71.
Kmart to cut off special benefits to former execs
TROY, Mich. (AP) - Kmart Corp. plans to stop paying about 20 former executives $2 million a year in special retirement benefits, a spokesman said Saturday.
Israelis place 400,000 under curfew
JERUSALEM (AP) - Israeli troops are keeping at least 400,000 Palestinians under effective house arrest with round-the-clock curfews and largely barring the media from covering its escalating invasion of the West Bank - an operation that has faced minimal Palestinian resistance and limited international criticism.
Hitting to heal
NEW YORK - With game time approaching, Coach Sterling Alves asked the reporters crowded in the locker room to leave.
FBI report to show crime rising
WASHINGTON (AP) - The number of murders in the United States rose by 3.1 percent last year as police departments nationwide reported an overall increase in major crimes for the first time in a decade, a law enforcement official said.
Enterprise ranked No. 1
WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. - In a tough year for rental car companies, Enterprise Rent-A-Car found competitive pricing to be a key in satisfying customers, according to a recent survey by the marketing firm J.D. Power and Associates.
Israel surrounds Arafat compound
JERUSALEM (AP) - Israeli tanks and armored personnel carriers surrounded Yasser Arafat's shell-shattered compound early today while the Palestinian leader and aides were inside, expanding Israel's control over the West Bank.
Crews working to contain fires
Crews fighting a 4,510-acre wildfire that broke out a week ago in the Sangre de Cristos woke to rain Saturday.
Civil rights activists honor man killed in 1982
DETROIT (AP) - Family, friends and civil rights activists gathered Sunday at the grave of a Chinese-American man who was beaten to death 20 years ago by two unemployed autoworkers to commit themselves to fighting for justice.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Eight people have been charged in a scam to bilk Temple University out of $76,000 after allegedly posing as part-time students to take advantage of a prompt tuition refund policy.
Asylum seekers leave China bound for South Korea
BEIJING - China allowed 24 North Korean asylum seekers who had managed to get into the South Korean Embassy here to leave for Seoul, South Korea, on Sunday, ending a season of diplomatic impasse that strained relations with its Asian neighbors and dramatized the desperation of North Korean refugees.
Today in History
On June 24, 1908, the 22nd and 24th president of the United States, Grover Cleveland, died in Princeton, New Jersey, at age 71.
U.S. troops find mortars, weapons
BAGRAM, Afghanistan (AP) - U.S. special forces raided a house in southeastern Afghanistan and found mortars and other weapons thought to belong to al-Qaida or Taliban fighters, a military spokesman said Saturday. Five men were detained.
People In The News: Fiancee OKs on-screen smooch
NEW YORK (AP) - Adam Sandler says on-screen romances are hard on real-life relationships, but his fiancee Jacqueline Titone was fine when she saw him smooch Emily Watson in "Punch Drunk Love."
Ann Landers, 83, dies
CHICAGO - Ann Landers, the columnist whose snappy, plainspoken and timely advice helped millions of readers deal with everything from birth to death, died Saturday. She was 83.
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess
Renee and Eddie Burgess of Amarillo celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary with a gathering of relatives and close friends at their home.
Gipson - Finney
Regina La'Shay Gipson and Danta Montrell Finney, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 22, at Amarillo College. Judge Jones officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Akin
Barbara and Hugh Akin of 3909 Danbury St. celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner Saturday, June 22.
Manning - Newburg
Crystal Anne Manning and Brandon Joseph Newburg, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 15, at West Amarillo Christian Church. The Rev. Michael Hoverson officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Carver
David and Debbie Carver of Amarillo celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. McKillip
Robin and Danny McKillip of 7512 McLemore Lane celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner and dance Saturday, June 22, at the Royal Order of the Moose Lodge.
Bixler - Hansen
Stephanie Bixler and Kyle Hansen, both of Dallas, were married Saturday, May 18, at Trinity Baptist Church. The Rev. Terry Cosby officiated.
McLean - Wingrove
Alison McLean and Kenneth Wingrove, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 15, at Southwest Church. Leo Free officiated.
Gross - Rudd
Rebekah Faith Gross and Joshua Cain Rudd, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 22, at Canterbury Chapel in the Excalibur Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas.
Mr. and Mrs. Naugher
Don and Pat Naugher of Amarillo celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family trip last month to Pigeon Forge, Tenn.
Denny - Hall
Alison Leigh Denny and Caleb Mark Hall, both of Amarillo, were married Friday, June 21, in Amarillo. The Rev. Danny Lucas officiated.
Nelson - Sellmyer
Rebecca Ann Nelson of Lawton, Okla., and Timothy Jerome Sellmyer of Amarillo were married Saturday, June 8, at The Little Chapel of Lawton. H.O. Ballard, cousin of the bride, officiated.
Butler - Carthel
Sarah Anne Butler of Amarillo and Colby Don Carthel of Friona were married Friday, June 21, at First Baptist Church in Canyon. The Rev. Robert Field officiated.
Newton - Roy
Kara Christine Newton of Amarillo and Timothy Edgar Roy of Fort Collins, Colo., were married Saturday, June 22, at First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Stephen Newton and the Rev. Murray Gossett officiated.
Brown - Singleton
Jessica Brown and Jason Singleton, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 22, at St. Stephen United Methodist Church. The Rev. Jim Smith officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Norem
Ed and Dora Norem of Amarillo celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a Caribbean cruise and several events with family and friends.
Barker - Rojas
Kimberley Barker and William Rojas, both of Amarillo, were married Friday, June 21, at Bykota Baptist Church. The Rev. Melvin Hooten officiated.
Parker - Maybin
Emily Suzanne Parker of Waco and Bradley Scott Maybin of Amarillo were married Saturday, June 22, at First Baptist Church in Belton. The Rev. Andy Davis officiated.
Haller - Gurley
Katherine Haller and Matt Gurley, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 22, at Paramount Terrace Christian Church. The Rev. Garvin McCarrell officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Joyce and Bob Russell of Chickasha, Okla., celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a dinner reception Saturday, June 22, in Amarillo.
Griffith - McKeown
Shawna LeAnn Griffith of Amarillo and Donovan Ryan McKeown of Mesquite were married Saturday, June 1, at Country Home Weddings in Canyon. Kevin Burke officiated.
Seale - Murphree
Melissa Ann Seale and David Wayne Murphree, both of Canyon, were married Saturday, June 22, at First Baptist Church in Plainview. The Rev. Dr. Travis Hart officiated.
Fowler - Woodard
Chassidy May Fowler of Paradise, Calif., and Shawn Michael Woodard of Amarillo were married Friday, May 24, at a small farm outside of Amarillo. The Rev. Landrum L. Medlock officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Ellen and Delbert Smith of Perryton are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception today at Key Heights Baptist Church in Perryton.
Coburn - Farr
Kimberly Lynn Coburn and Daniel Dakota Farr, both of Amarillo, were married Friday, June 14, at Washington Avenue Christian Church. Jim Shelburne officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Tillman
Ronnie and Margaret Tillman of 5000 Westway Trail celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary Sunday, June 16.
Canady - Van Fleet
Sherry Cannady of Amarillo and Mark Van Fleet of Spring were married Saturday, June 22, at St. Peter's Episcopal Church. The Rev. John R. Watson officiated.
Walser - Ward
Jill Louise Walser of Amarillo and Stacy Don Ward of Wellington were married Saturday, June 22, at First Baptist Church. James McLeod officiated.
Burney - Daniel
Kelli D'Shan Burney and Robert Drew Daniel, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 22, at St. James Episcopal Church in Taos, N.M. The Rev. Shirley Ellingboe officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Kettler
Sandra and Walter Kettler of Amarillo celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a dinner Thursday, June 20, at Red Lobster.
Buie - Hamilton
Carissa Buie of Midland and Clifford York Hamilton of Breckenridge were married Saturday, June 22, at Trinity United Methodist Church. Scott Richards officiated.
Kennedy - Leard
Kristin DeAnn Kennedy and Brent Leard, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 22, at The Wedding Chapel.
Mr. and Mrs. Brandon
James E. and Peggy Brandon of 3001 Teckla Blvd. celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner, Friday June 21, at the Amarillo Club and a reception Saturday, June 22, at the Wellington Room.
Kelleher - Danford
Kristin Niccole Kelleher and Scott Alan Danford, both of Englewood, Colo., were married Saturday, June 22, at St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church in Denver. The Rev. Dan Barron officiated.
Beene - Allen
Susan Elizabeth Beene and Wesley Randolph Allen, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 22, at Paramount Baptist Church. Dr. Gil Lain officiated.
Jones - Pera
Alisha Jones and Nicholas Pera, both of Las Vegas, were married Saturday, June 22, at Khiva Shrine Temple. The Honorable John T. Forbis of Childress officiated.
Armstrong - McCaffrey
Ashley Paige Armstrong and Brian Thomas McCaffrey, both of Dallas, were married Saturday, June 22, in the courtyard of the Hotel Crescent Court in Dallas. The Rev. Bill Swetmon officiated.
Hughston - Durham
Elizabeth Anne Hughston and Travis Wayne Durham were married Saturday, June 22, at Wilshire Baptist Church in Dallas. George Mason and Tim Tam officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Kime
Dennis and LuAnn Kime of 3511 Cinderella Lane celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a cruise to Mexico followed by a celebration with family.
Harpole - Martin
Amy Elizabeth Harpole of Amarillo and Robert Nathaniel Martin of Colorado Springs, Colo., were married Saturday, June 22, at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church. Monsignor Joseph Tash officiated.
Avent - Nolen
Jody Lee Avent of Stinnett and Wesley Brad Nolen of Borger were married Saturday, June 22, at Riverview Baptist Church in Borger. The Rev. Jimmy Gillmore officiated.
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