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Pipeline group's annual safety program scheduled
The Pipeline Group's annual safety program will be at 7 p.m. Oct. 7 at the Cole Community Center, 300 16th St. in Canyon. PM
Amber Waves: China trade could increase market for area products
Agriculture wanted it, and now it looks like Permanent Normal Trade Relations with China could be a reality, if it gets a signature in the White House.
Texans buying Colorado property
SOUTH FORK, Colo. - One home site at a time, Texans are reclaiming a portion of the old Republic of Texas that became the southern reaches of Colorado's high country.
Autco breaks ground on new quarters
Autco Tire and Service Center has broken ground on new quarters at 2805 Virginia Circle.
In Business
West Texas A&M University's Small Business Development Center will be host from 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday to a new client orientation session on starting a business. PM
Business Briefs
West Texas A&M University's Small Business Development Center will be host from 2 to 4 p.m. Wednesday to a new client orientation session on starting a business.
Speaker slated for investment luncheon
Walter Sall, chairman and founder of Gateway Investment Advisors Inc. of Cincinnati, will speak at noon Wednesday at the West Texas A&M College of Business Investment Series luncheon.
The Economist: Deregulation bill better in Texas than other states
Last week was another one of those 10-city, five-state ordeals, with the District of Columbia thrown in for good measure.
World leaders win quick victories on oil, euro
PRAGUE, Czech Republic (AP) - World finance leaders savored fragile victories Monday in their efforts to cut oil prices and boost the shaky European currency while pledging to double the number of poor countries getting debt relief by year's end.
Neiman Marcus Christmas catalog offers robots, ice sculpture and a submarine
DALLAS (AP) - It's too late to get one of the limited-edition Ford Thunderbirds, but holiday shoppers can still order their very own submarine or a gigantic ice sculpture from Neiman Marcus.
Grand reopening
A full-fledged Starbucks Coffee Bar greets shoppers at the remodeled Albertson's at Interstate 40 and Bell. PM
People not flocking to online bill-paying
Millions of people are shopping for insurance, trading stocks or checking their 401(k) accounts via the Internet.
Phillips Petroleum buys River Gas Corp.
BARTLESVILLE, Okla. (AP) - Phillips Petroleum Co. announced Monday that it has acquired coalbed methane natural gas assets for $123 million. PM
Pipeline program Oct. 7
The Pipeline Group's annual safety program will be at 7 p.m. Oct. 7 at the Cole Community Center, 300 16th St. in Canyon.
Settlement announced
AUSTIN (AP) - Texas Attorney General John Cornyn on Monday announced a settlement with Living.com that would prevent the bankrupt online furniture retailer from selling customer lists and financial information. PM
Public skeptical that U.S. oil release will slash bills
BOSTON (AP) - Homeowner Evelyn Ashby thinks the Clinton administration's decision to release 30 million barrels of crude oil from the nation's emergency reserves is political posturing - but she hopes it works.
Stocks slip on tech stocks, investor unease
NEW YORK (AP) - Stocks closed moderately lower Monday after technology stocks were unable to sustain an early rally instigated by bargain hunters.
More coverage needed
HOUSTON (AP) - Increasingly crowded skies over the Gulf of Mexico require full radar coverage, according to a congressman who wants to build offshore platforms to aid air traffic controllers. PM
The Employer's Advocate: Firing an employee raises some risks
Editor's Note: This installment of The Employer's Advocate is an update of a column that first appeared in the August 1997 edition of the Amarillo Business Journal.
Better Business Bureau: Effective complaint handling
When a consumer calls the BBB with a complaint on a business, it is the policy of the BBB to refer the caller back to the company for assistance.
Business Net
The Texas Transportation Commission has approved more Interstate 40 projects in Amarillo, including a $4.9 million project that will move the location of Interstate 40 exit and entrance ramps near Soncy Road, adding a U-turn at Bell Street, and widening the Grand Street overpass and reconfiguring the Tee-Anchor exit ramp.
Annual Chamber of Commerce cookoff attracts a full field
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce's annual barbecue is expected attract more than 5,000 people to downtown to sample the food from 75 cooking teams.
AISD has few vacancies
A statewide teacher shortage has not left Amarillo-area schools without teachers, but it has made finding those teachers a bit more difficult.
Business stays brisk even as weather cools
Summer is winding down, but for Joe T. Jones, head of Texas Blue Lake Pools, the shift from hot to cold weather means only a shift in focus for his business.
Elizabeth Sue Stiles
Robert Walker and Sue Ann Stiles of Wheeler announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Sue Stiles, to Cody Heath Rogers.
Royce Ann McDaniel
Robert and Leana McDaniel of Lawton, Okla., announce the engagement of their daughter, Royce Ann, to Michael Scott Armstrong.
Kindra Jeanne Riedinger
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Riedinger of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Kindra Jeanne, to Todd Aaron Abramson.
Kristy Hankins
Eddie and Gayle Hankins of Clarendon announce the engagement of their daughter, Kristy, to Billy Lefevre.
Lori Lea Garcia
Daniel and Eva Garcia of 3631 Brennan Blvd. announce the engagement of their daughter, Lori Lea, to Geovanny Jose Obando.
A film about a film about serial killings a disaster
Digital technology is a remarkable thing. "Scream 3" just reopened this weekend, but Neve Campbell's blonde, the setting changed and the wit has been tapped dry.
MTV's 'Real World' grows in yearly ratings
LOS ANGELES - Unless you look a little closer, it seems the garbage collector missed a stop in the lobby of the Bunim/Murray Productions office.
Channel Surfer: 'Dead Air' not dead, returns for new season
When is an anti-establishment sketch show not an anti-establishment sketch show? When it originates from a West Texas A&M University television studio.
Richards is master of his domain
"Why am I doing this - is that your question?'' Michael Richards asked, sounding a tad prickly. The subject is "The Michael Richards Show,'' debuting Oct. 24 on NBC and airing at 7 on Tuesday nights thereafter. PM
Movie traces family's roots
If the television miniseries "Roots'' had been about a Jewish family in Hungary, if it had been on film, and if it had been condensed to a little over three hours, it might be called "Sunshine.'' PM
Pearl Jam loyalty tested with 25 new albums
NEW YORK - Pearl Jam fans will have their loyalty tested today. The rock band isn't just releasing a new album - it's putting out 25 of them.
Chef relishes Olypmic challenge
NEW YORK - Camaraderie, not competition, was the watchword at a recent tasting-workout for an international team of 14 chefs, hyped up for next day's departure for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.
Celebrate International Week by preparing French recipes
International Club invites area residents to try a taste of France in honor of its ninth annual Amarillo International Week from Sunday through Oct. 8.
Dish with a Mexican flavor wins Spam recipe event at fair
Cynthia Contreras of Amarillo has a chance to compete for a grand prize shopping spree of $2,500 at the Mall of America in Minneapolis.
Smith: Parents should encourage healthy lifestyles for kids
Do you realize that out of every five children in the United States, one is overweight? For example, in an average school class of 20 children, four children weigh more than they should. PM
Dallas chef produces cookbook focusing on vegetables, fruits
Chef Stephan Pyles is a fifth-generation Texan, a self-described card-carrying carnivore, whose latest publication is a vegetarian cookbook.
Pound cake wins first in Softasilk fair event
The winner of this year's Softasilk Championship Cake Award contest at the Tri-State Fair is a pound cake baked by Amarillo resident Melva Smith.
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.
Senior Roundup set for Saturday
Amarillo Senior Citizens Association Inc. will sponsor its 14th annual Senior Round-up from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the ASCA Center, 1220 S. Polk St.
Starz Gymnastics of Amarillo recently competed in the Permian Basin Fair Meet Sept. 16 in Odessa. Gymnasts competed in Levels 4, 5, and 6.
Thursday through Oct. 4
Family Support Services Crises Services Division is looking for volunteers to begin crisis volunteer training. Volunteers attend 40 hours of training on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m for six weeks beginning Oct. 10. After training, they sign up to be on call (six-hour shifts) to respond to hospital requests for victims of family violence or sexual assault.
Library program offers grilling techniques
Long a place to get food for thought, the library recently became a place to get food for ... well, dinner.
All activities are at Hilltop Senior Center, unless otherwise specified.
Canyon woman searches for owner of lost pictures
A Canyon grandmother got the chance to be a hero after she moved from her cramped apartment to a duplex July 31.
Lunches are served from 11 a.m to 1 p.m. at the Amarillo Senior Citizens Association, 1300 S. Polk St.
Three local tennis players win at Tyler tournament
Three Amarillo youth tennis players captured championships in their age divisions recently at the Ellen Waters Memorial Junior Open in Tyler.
Children often bear burdens in single-parent households
The other day I was talking to a friend who told me a story that literally broke my heart. It seems her cousin, recently coming off her second divorce, has been experiencing problems with her 14-year-old son. At least, that's how the story was prefaced. What started out as a story of a 37-year-old-mother dealing with a "troubled" son left me with the impression that it was more a case of a son struggling with a "troubled" mother.
The YMCA has scheduled swim classes for both youth and adults in October at the Downtown YMCA, 816 S. Van Buren St.
Air Force Airman Michael D. Howington has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio.
AC opens theater season with 'Venetian Twins'
In 1750, Carlo Goldoni was faced with a major crisis. One of the most popular actors of the Medabac theatrical troupe announced that he was leaving the company.
Olympic Spirit
When in Sydney - or Sam Houston Park - do what the natives do: Throw a big Olympics party.
Chamber banquet set for Nov. 16
It's not to early to mark your calendar for Chamber of Commerce Appreciation Banquet, set for Nov. 16 at the new Amarillo National Center. We are excited about this banquet because it gives us a chance to thank our members and volunteers for their strong support, and it also introduces visitors to the many facets of the new arena that has quickly become a showcase facility for many groups.
Palo Duro used a balanced attack and rallied to get by Lubbock Estacado in a Thursday afternoon matchup at Palo Duro High School.
Softball tourney set for Oct. 21
The Randall Wrestling Club has scheduled its ninth annual "Fall Softball Bash" Men's 3-2 Softball Tournament on Oct. 21 at the John S. Stiff Park softball complex.
FASTER students focus on community service at meeting
"What were you up to this summer, Brandon, besides your voice changing?" Quinn Cairo asked when eighth-grader Brandon Liles showed up for this year's first meeting of Families and Schools Together Enhancing Resiliency at William B. Travis Middle School on Sept. 12.
Crockett undefeated with win over Bowie
When was the last time a Horace Mann team was 0-2? How about the two Austin squads at a combined 4-0?
Consider options before replacing roof
Sooner or later everyone buys a new roof. The trouble is, in Amarillo, roof buying often comes sooner than it should.
AISD middle school volleyball wraps up week three
In what could only be classified as the biggest surprise of the AISD middle school volleyball season so far, Fannin's seventh-grade squad knocked off Crockett, 15-5, 3-15, 15-7 in conference play Thursday.
Need for home hardware prompts couple to open business
Curb Appeal at 15th Avenue and Harrison Street specializes in just that.
Bob Caraway never walked on the moon; he didn't even orbit the Earth.
Attention PTA or school publicity chairmen: CALL US EARLY.
Burglaries for Sept. 15 were on the 8100 block of Triangle Drive; the 200 block of North Belleview Street; the 3700 block of Southwest Sixth Avenue; the 2600 block of Copper Drive; the 300 block of South Monroe Street; the 3700 block of South Monroe Street; the 3200 block of Parker Street; the 3000 block of Westhaven Drive; the 2800 block of South Monroe Street; and the 3900 block of Northeast 33rd Avenue.
Through Sept. 20 Games
Tascosa home economics students spruce up home for disabled man
Faded walls interrupted by a couple of generic hand-me-down art prints made up the decor for those living inside the house at 5409 Granada St. After all, it's a residential home for men with physical and mental disabilities. It's not like they really expected the place to look like anything more glorified than a dorm room.
Through Sept. 20 Games
The High Plains Council of the American Diabetes Association has scheduled this year's Walk For Diabetes on Saturday at Medical Center Park.
Spreading Christianity highlights trip to Eritrea
It's hot in Canyon this time of year, but it is not as hot as it could be. In northern Africa, for example, the heat reaches 120 degrees Fahrenheit. At least that's how hot it was on the coast of the Red Sea in the young nation of Eritrea.
First Mentor program matches 11-year-old boy, college student
Joni Isaak needed help with her son, Derek.
ACE, SAS under new leadership
Lise Blankenship loves Palo Duro High School's Achievement through Commitment to Education program.
Sponsor a Scholar volunteer mentors host summer activities for students
Mentors in the Sponsor a Scholar program sponsored summer activities for students participating in the Achievement through Commitment to Education Scholarship program.
THURSDAY: Dominoes, 8 a.m., Central Center; and ASCA 42 Club, 1 p.m., Central Center.
CISD students don T-shirts for fun walk Friday
If you see hordes of children walking around Canyon in matching T-shirts on Friday, don't be alarmed. It's not a political insurrection among grade-schoolers.
Celebrating Diez y Seis
This is how to dance when you're 4 years old: You grab a girl or a boy - it doesn't matter which - stand face-to-face with them, grab both their hands, and start tugging back and forth to the beat of the music (or not) until you both fall over.
Wrestling Club schedules sign-ups
The Randall Wrestling Club has scheduled sign-ups for its 2000-01 season.
Grandma shares bithday with two grandchildren
Poor Reneay Richardson. She has a birthday all by herself in May, while other members of her family get to celebrate theirs together in August.
NOTE: In the Globe-News' player of the week package that appeared in Tuesday's editions, Silverton's Andrew Francis was identified as Nathan Francis, Andrew's brother. Andrew Francis has been chosen the area's six-man player of the week:
Tucumcari coach prefers working in small schools
New Tucumcari volleyball coach Mary Lukes said she's learning that female athletics has changed a lot since she played in the 1970s.
Portales welcomes time off
Before the season began, Portales head football coach Glen Johnson wasn't too thrilled about having two consecutive open weeks at the midway point of the season. Now he's glad to have it.
Herd, Stratford climb in poll
Hereford and Stratford made moves in The Associated Press high school football released Monday.
District play starts earlier this season
Chalk this one up to the University Interscholastic League, but with the end of September still four days away, four local football districts are beginning the long and arduous road of district play this week.
Players Of The Week Honorable Mention
Amarillo High wide receiver Matt Sherwood caught six passes for 85 yards and two touchdowns in the Sandies' 35-14 loss to Odessa Permian.
Revived Herd was prepared
The Hereford Whitefaces knew exactly what to expect heading into their football clash against top-ranked Wolfforth Frenship:
How Clarkson voted
How Globe-News Sports Writer Roger Clarkson voted in this week's Associated Press high school football poll:
Globe-News High School Football Players Of The Week
PERFORMANCE: The Bull-dogs' 5-foot-11, 165-pound linebacker had a career game against Clovis, N.M., registering 12 tackles - nine of them solo stops - in Borger's 21-7 victory.
Metro High School Volleyball Roundup
AHS-Lubbock High Drew Hays had a team-high six kills as the Lady Sandies began District 3-5A play with a 15-3, 15-6 victory against the visiting Lady Westerners.
Games needed
Farwell High School needs varsity and junior varsity basketball games for boys and girls on Dec. 19. Farwell will play any classification school. Contact coach Steve Scott at (806) 481-335
AHS to begin district slate
After waiting through the first round of district matches, Amarillo High will begin its District 3-5A slate tonight when it hosts Lubbock High at 7.
Randall tunes up with easy victory
If the Randall Lady Raiders were looking to make a statement heading into the second half of District 3-4A volleyball play, they made it Tuesday.
Caprock student dies in accident
A Caprock High School sophomore died Monday afternoon after being struck by a pickup that morning in front of the school.
Graham festival members updated on event expenses
The Texas Panhandle Festival 2000 with Franklin Graham committee should be able to meet expenses, the treasurer said Tuesday during a wrap-up banquet at Paramount Terrace Christian Church.
Students try to come to grips with death
Kaura Watson clung to life for more than four hours Monday before succumbing to injuries she suffered when she was struck by a pickup in front of Caprock High School. PM
CEO is guest speaker for investment series
Walter Sall, chairman and founder of Gateway Investment Advisors Inc. of Cincinnati, will speak at noon Wednesday at the West Texas A&M College of Business Investment Series luncheon.
Randall OKs final jail funds
Randall County commissioners voted Tuesday to take the county $7 million further in debt, primarily for the new jail.
Focus Group Commentary
Focus groups provided key information for Amarillo Area Foundation's Teen Pregnancy Prevention Initiative.
Thursday deadline for hunter education course
CLOVIS - Thursday is the final day to register for a hunter education course being offered Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Clovis Community College.
Modest operandi
Imagine a room filled with clergy members talking about sex.
An article in Tuesday's Amarillo Daily News about a pipeline safety meeting incorrectly listed the date for the meeting. The Pipeline Group's annual safety meeting is 7 p.m. Oct. 5 at the Cole Community Center, 300 16th St. in Canyon.
Officials call fair 'very successful'
Tri-State Fair officials are putting 2000's fair down in the books as "very successful," said Cheri Christensen, fair general manager.
Jewish high holy days to begin Friday
At sundown Friday, Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish people will welcome the Jewish New Year 5761.
City, counties picky about low tax rates
Taxes are always a touchy subject, but for the city of Amarillo and Randall County there is a sort of fanaticism about keeping tax rates low.
AHD board purchases dental equipment
Equipment and instruments for the new indigent dental clinic will cost Amarillo Hospital District about $115,000 less than expected.
Randall County Commissioners Court, 9 a.m., County Square North Courtroom, 400 16th Street, Canyon.
Opportunity Plan awards scholarships to 245 students
The Opportunity Plan Inc. of Canyon has awarded more than $257,000 in scholarship funds to 245 college students in Texas and throughout the nation for the 2000-2001 school year.
An article in the Amarillo Sunday News-Globe incorrectly attributed information about the type of transportation taking Jacob D. Smith to Northwest Texas Hospital after a wreck in Childress County.
Pact for kids signed
The Texas Tech School of Medicine, Amarillo Area Healthcare Specialists and the Don and Sybil Harrington Cancer Center signed a memorandum of understanding this morning to work together to provide cancer care for children in Amarillo. PM
HPISD superintendent receives stipend for being finalist
Highland Park Independent School District Superintendent Jerry Wright received a $1,000 professional development stipend for being one of five finalists for the Texas Superintendent of the Year.
Bulletin Board
Call it turning the tables, the hunted becoming the hunter. Duane Olson of Frederic, Wis., was watching a rural cornfield for signs of bear, planning where he'd go hunting when the season opened. PM
Judge says Dickson should get new trial
A man facing the death penalty for the shooting death of an Amarillo grocer should get a new trial because prosecutors failed to give the defense team taped statements of two key witnesses, a judge has recommended.
Lawmakers updated on WT progress
Four state legislators traveled to West Texas A&M University Tuesday to receive a "thank you" from university officials.
Democratic headquarters opens
About 75 people turned out Monday for the opening of the Potter-Randall Democratic Headquarters in downtown Amarillo.
Canadian woman talks to grandchild
CANADIAN - The conversation between a grandmother and granddaughter was one-sided but special nonetheless.
Randall County searching for voters missing from rolls
A special section in today's Amarillo Daily News seeking "lost" voters results from Randall County's use of a state fund intended to pay for voter enhancement.
Muleshoe's CraneFest takes stock of some cool critters
MULESHOE - More than 300 species of birds have been known to hang out at the Muleshoe National Wildlife Refuge. But none are so noticeable as the lesser sandhill cranes that return about this time every fall to make their winter homes on Paul's Lake.
Foundation seeks applications for grants from Children's Fund
The Amarillo Area Foundation is accepting applications for mini-grants from the Children's Fund.
Software, personnel on Potter-Randall appraisal agenda
Boards of directors for the Potter-Randall Appraisal District will meet today to discuss possible computer software upgrades and the open positions on the appraisal review board for 2001.
Panhandle People: Army captain graduates from medical officer course
Army Capt. William N. Upterove has graduated from the Army Medical Department Officer Advanced Course at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio.
Remodeled Albertson's slates grand reopening at I-40, Bell
Albertson's will unveil its remodeled store today with an 8 a.m. grand reopening.
Bulletin Board
Ellen Robertson-Neal of KACV-TV welcomes parents and teens along with sex education experts to the public television station's studio at 7 tonight for Our Kids and Sex: Being in the Know. PM
Resident seeks help after property fires
Henry Norrid says his property in the 100 block of North Belleview Street has been set on fire four times.
Open house to celebrate 20th year of BSA Hospice
Baptist St. Anthony's Hospice will celebrate 20 years of service during an open house from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday at the BSA Hospice building, 600 N. Tyler St.
Regents OK rent hike for ATC houses
In four months, people who rent houses from Amarillo College Technical Center can expect a rent increase.
ENMU heads to '60s for homecoming
PORTALES - This weekend, the main campus of Eastern New Mexico University will take a trip back in time to the era that saw everything from civil rights struggles, the Vietnam War and the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. to the Beatles, Bob Dylan, Woodstock and the hippie movement.
Officials probe fatal accident west of Groom
GROOM - A farmer made a disturbing discovery Tuesday afternoon when he happened upon a wreck one mile west of here that killed 19-year-old Trisha Broadway of Groom.
Health officials dispute federal review
A federal agency examined the overall health of Potter and Randall counties, but local health experts said a second opinion is needed.
Pampa HS to induct 2
PAMPA - Two area residents will be inducted into Pampa High School's Hall of Fame at 9:45 a.m. Friday at the Pampa High School Field House, according to a news release.
Counselors help students handle Caprock teen's death
Caprock High School students are taking time off from school work to deal with their grief over a Monday accident that killed sophomore Kaura Watson.
Amarillo Globe-News: Headlines: 09/27/00
Amarillo Globe-News: Headlines: 09/26/00
Jim Ross Powell
WEST SILOAM SPRINGS, Okla. - The Rev. Jim Ross Powell, 62, died Saturday, Sept. 23, 2000, in Siloam Springs, Ark.
Willard W. Gregory
PAMPA - Willard W. Gregory, 85, died Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2000.
Randall Johnson
CLOVIS, N.M. - Randall "Randy" Johnson, 54, died Thursday, Sept. 21, 2000.
Nathan Jay Biera
PLAINVIEW - Nathan Jay Biera, 5-month-old son of Maria Antonia Castillo and Jonathan Edward Biera, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2000, in Lubbock.
Lewis Earl Crook
FRITCH - Lewis Earl "Jack" Crook, 82, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2000, in Amarillo.
James Robert Stepp
James Robert Stepp, 67, of Amarillo, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2000.
Kandace Lee Mendoza
MULESHOE - Kandace Lee Mendoza, 6 weeks old, of Muleshoe, died Sunday, Sept. 24, 2000.
Bessie Smith
CHILDRESS - Bessie Smith, 98, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2000.
Maude Goss
ADAMS, Okla. - Maude Goss, 95, formerly of Adams, died Saturday, Sept. 23, 2000, in Perryton, Texas.
Dovie D. Simmons
McLEAN - Dovie D. Simmons, 92, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2000.
George Viner
SUNRAY - George Viner, 57, died Saturday, Sept. 23, 2000, in Dumas.
Felipe G. Ramirez
Felipe G. Ramirez, 76, died Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2000.
Jesse William Clark
TEXHOMA, Okla. - Jesse William Clark, 90, died Sunday, Sept. 24, 2000.
Dorothy Anna Reed Newman
PAMPA - Dorothy Anna Reed Newman, 85, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2000.
Larue Gibson
Larue Gibson, 76, of Amarillo, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2000.
W.R. Moss
STINNETT - W.R. "Bob" Moss, 83, died Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2000, in Amarillo.
E.C. Jenkins
CLAYTON, N.M. - E.C. "Hi" Jenkins, 79, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2000.
Scott Hervey
Scott Hervey, 48, of Amarillo, died Sunday, Sept. 24, 2000, in Lewisville.
Donald L. Park
BROWNFIELD - Donald L. Park, 68, died Saturday, Sept. 24, 2000.
Richard Meller
HIGGINS - Richard Meller, 77, died Sunday, Sept. 24, 2000, in Shattuck, Okla.
Steven Gomez
HALE CENTER - Steven Gomez, 15, died Sunday, Sept. 24, 2000.
Ross Dean McKinney
PLAINVIEW - Ross Dean McKinney, 79, died Sunday, Sept. 24, 2000.
Juanita Willie Horton
QUANAH - Juanita Willie Horton, 82, died Sunday, Sept. 24, 2000.
Agnes Lott
WHEELER - Agnes Lott, 90, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2000.
Billy R. Stroud
MULESHOE - Billy R. Stroud, 65, died Saturday, Sept. 23, 2000.
Mavis Ruth LeDoux
xMavis Ruth LeDoux, 54, of Amarillo, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2000.
Dora N. Aranda
HEREFORD - Dora N. Aranda, 80, died Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2000.
Montye Keeter
Montye Keeter, 90, of Amarillo, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2000, in Richardson.
Alton E. Burkhalter
CHILDRESS - Alton E. Burkhalter, 87, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2000.
Dillon Ray Belcher
Dillon Ray Belcher, infant son of Verlin and Tammy Belcher of Amarillo, died Friday, Sept. 22, 2000.
Doris Richards
FRIONA - Doris Richards, 62, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2000, in Littlefield.
Harold Donald Blake
Harold Donald Blake, 80, of Amarillo, died Saturday, Sept. 23, 2000.
Lela Elise Day
DUMAS - Lela Elise Jameson Day, 89, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2000.
Isiaha Tyrell Ruffin Brown
CLOVIS, N.M. - Isiaha Tyrell Ruffin Brown, infant son of Malcom Brown and Latrice Ruffin of Clovis, died Sunday, Sept. 24, 2000, in Lubbock, Texas.
Eron Gonzales
PLAINVIEW - Eron Gonzales, 68, formerly of Plainview, died Saturday, Sept. 23, 2000, in Grand Prairie.
Kenneth L. Buck
Kenneth L. Buck, 70, of Amarillo, died Sunday, Sept. 24, 2000.
Irene Hicks
Irene Hicks, 88, of Canyon, died Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2000, in Amarillo.
Bettye Burrow
CLAUDE - Bettye Burrow, 84, died Sunday, Sept. 24, 2000.
Michael Anthony Kemp
Michael Anthony Kemp, 35, of Amarillo, died Saturday, Sept. 23, 2000.
Randall County Commissioners Court, 9 a.m., County Square North Courtroom, 400 16th Street, Canyon.
Fred Lawton Owensby
BORGER - Fred Lawton Owensby, 87, died Friday, Sept. 22, 2000.
James R. Clements
DUMAS - James R. "Jim" Clements, 79, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2000.
Neal Pettigrew
BROADVIEW, N.M. - Neal Pettigrew, 47, died Saturday, Sept. 23, 2000, in Clovis.
Louie Mack Dobbs
CHILDRESS - Louie Mack Dobbs, 78, died Sunday, Sept. 24, 2000, in Lubbock.
Thomas Doyle Raef
UMBARGER - Thomas Doyle Raef, 61, died Friday, Sept. 22, 2000, in Amarillo.
Arline Sparks
CLOVIS, N.M. - Arline Sparks, 78, died Monday, Sept. 25, 2000.
Olympic Notebook
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - How much would you pay for a used swimsuit somebody had scribbled on?
Venus and Lance looking for another prize
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - They are totally opposite in appearance: a diminutive teen gymnast compared to Nadia Comaneci, a hulking 330-pound shot putter more like King Kong Bundy. Were the two somehow linked in Sydney?
Spain ends U.S. soccer team's record run
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Not bad - for men.
American boxer loses to Russian
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Jeff Lacy's bid to become the first American to reach the Olympic boxing semifinals fell far short as he was stopped by a Russian opponent in the third round.
U.S. Athletes Fared
BEACH VOLLEYBALLMenBronze Medal
O'Brien's achievements not minimized by loss
When Alex O'Brien left for the Olympics almost two weeks ago, the former Tascosa star and U.S. Open champion could hardly contain his excitement.
Defense carries U.S. women into semifinals
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - The Americans dove on the floor, deflected balls flying at their heads and kept plays going until they could find some daylight between the blockers.
Johnson adds to sprint feats
SYDNEY, Australia - Michael Johnson tried to play modest Monday. When asked to characterize his place in track history, the star did something he rarely does - backpedal.
Wrestler lindland won't get to appeal this one
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Matt Lindland lost - and this time there was no appeal and no debate.
Romanian tests postitive for drugs, stripped of all-around gold medal
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Romania's Andreea Raducan was stripped of her all-around gymnastics gold medal after testing positive for a banned stimulant.
Mientkiewicz does it again
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Before their biggest game yet in the Sydney Olympics, Doug Mientkiewicz's teammates wanted to know if he could do it again.
Freeman: An inspiration to Australians
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - To Australia's beleaguered Aborigines, Cathy Freeman's Olympic 400 meter victory is an inspiration to all Australians and a beacon for reconciliation.
Jones wins 200 in her return
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Marion Jones, back in the sanctuary of the track after a day spent defending her husband, resumed the quest for five gold medals at the Sydney Games by winning her qualifying heat of the women's 200 meters.
Jones aims to outrun husband's drug case
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Marion Jones, the fastest woman in the world, may not be able to run fast enough to escape the scandal that has suddenly engulfed her.
Olympic Scores
United States 3, South Korea 2 BasketballMen11th place
Lindland to wrestle for gold
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Maybe Matt Lindland was right: Maybe wrestling really is the easy part.
U.S. bounces back for softball gold
BLACKTOWN, Australia - Rain poured down. Tears poured out. No matter what uniform the players wore Tuesday, their shirts were soaked and their cheeks were streaked. Thrill. Agony. It was all there.
Missed out on the track drama, but had a great conversation
Today was crazy, but I always say that. I didn't go to any events, but it's not because I didn't want to.
Gymnastics vaults into world of weirdness
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Part tragedy, part comedy, all mystery, the Sydney Games will be remembered for the wackiest gymnastics meet in history.
Olympic notebook
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Russia's Sergei Kliugin may have won the high jump, but an 81-year-old New Zealander at the Sydney Olympics has gone a lot higher.
Americans experiencing good, bad times
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - There are Olympic stars, and then there are stars, period - those athletes who are recognizable well beyond their sport.
Olympic Results
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - How U.S. athletes fared Monday at the Summer Olympics:
IOC ridicules Hunter's excuse
SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Top IOC officials ridiculed the doping defense of world shot put champion C.J. Hunter and accused the United States of being in a "state of denial" about the problem of performance-enhancing drugs.
Editorial: Presidential politics at its worst
Do high heating-oil prices constitute a national emergency? PM
Editorial: Oil's well that is left alone
Vice President Al Gore, along with his mentor, President Clinton, are attempting to score political points during an election at the possible expense of t
Mack's Tracks: Don't Golitely into old age
I don't want you to get the idea I am complaining. However, when you reach a certain age, it seems the machinery begins limping a bit.
Editorial: Randall County jail: Too late to turn back
Now is not the time to back-pedal. The Randall County jail is almost half complete. As of the end of August, the county had pumped $7.9 million into the $16.6 million project, county auditor Joella McPherson said.
Editorial: Caprock High student killed
Monday morning's tragic accident in front of Caprock High School should be a warning signal to drivers and pedestrians alike. PM
AM Letters: Enlightenment brightened the world
What was the basis of the American Revolution? I say it was the Declaration of Independence. What was the basis of the Declaration of Independence?
Editorial: Taking democracy for granted
There are two things to be learned from the controversy surrounding the presidential election in Yugoslavia - the United States must take the proper steps to ensure the legitimacy of the election, and Americans should take a cold, hard look at what the right to vote really means.
Editorial: Government should pay its overdue bills
Stymied by a presidential veto of the marriage penalty tax and the death tax, the U.S. House of Representatives tried again Tuesday to allocate the federal surplus for a worthy objective rather than one of Uncle Sam's spending whims.
Modest operandi
Imagine a room filled with clergy members talking about sex.
Initiative creates middle ground
Teaching sexuality education is risky business.
It's the thought that counts
The signs are up, the commercials are appearing on television.
Teen Focus Group Questionnaire
Amarillo Area Foundation conducted focus group sessions with teen-agers and teen parents to gather information for its teen pregnancy prevention initiative.
Focus Group Commentary
Focus groups provided key information for Amarillo Area Foundation's Teen Pregnancy Prevention Initiative.
Sele blanks Rangers
SEATTLE (AP) - Aaron Sele is leading the Seattle Mariners when they need it most.
All Rangers coaches will return next year
ARLINGTON (AP) - The Texas Rangers' poor showing this season will not cost pitching coach Dick Bosman his job.
Football: Big 12 names weekly honorees
DALLAS (AP) - Kansas State quarterback Jonathan Beasley and Nebraska quarterback Eric Crouch have been named Monday as co-offensive players of the week in the Big 12 Conference.
Braves get 9th straight title
NEW YORK (AP) - The Atlanta Braves clinched the NL East to win their record ninth straight division title, beating the New York Mets 7-1 Tuesday night behind John Burkett's pitching and Chipper Jones' home run.
49ers' Owens thinks suspension undeserved
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Terrell Owens, insisting he was only "praying to God," said there was nothing wrong with his controversial touchdown celebrations in Dallas.
No `D' in Big D
IRVING (AP) - Quarterback Troy Aikman was hearing boos just about every time he walked onto the field. The Dallas defense might deserve the jeers more.
Johnson wants to leader at UT
AUSTIN (AP) - B.J. Johnson's first run into Royal-Memorial Stadium was almost a flop.
Manning, Colts thump Jaguars, 43-14
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - If there was anything wrong with Peyton Manning, it was cured Monday night - with help from some unexpected quarters.
Auto Racing: Veteran Cross wins Super Stock Nationals race
ENID, Okla. - Veteran Amarillo stock car driver Kelly Cross came home $10,000 richer after winning the Super Stock Nationals on Sunday.
Weary Tribe settles for split
CLEVELAND (AP) - The Indians were afraid all these doubleheaders would catch up to them sooner or later, and that's exactly what happened in the eighth inning Monday night.
Fox bids for postseason package
NEW YORK (AP) - Fox has offered about $2.5 billion in a bid to grab major league baseball's entire postseason package from 2001-06, The Associated Press has learned.
UT strives to revive sluggish run game
AUSTIN (AP) - Hodges Mitchell says everything is OK, but he can't hide the frustration on his face and in his voice.
Rodeo: Pro bull riding gets underway Saturday
The Professional Bull Riders circuit will make a stop this weekend at the Amarillo National Center.
Cowboys have bigger problems than QB
IRVING - In Sunday's 17-point debacle to a previously winless and hopeless football team, the question of who should play quarterback was far down the list of concerns for the Dallas Cowboys.
Baker gaining confidence at Tech
LUBBOCK - Forty or 50 times a day since the start of his senior season, Tim Baker likes to take it to the limits of leather, skin and bone.
Diamondbacks 6, Rockies 4
DENVER (AP) - Randy Johnson won his 19th game as the Arizona Diamondbacks kept alive their slim playoff hopes.
49ers' Bryant out for season
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) - San Francisco defensive lineman Junior Bryant will miss the rest of the season because of a bulging disc in his neck.
Kansas-ex Pierce stabbed at Boston club
BOSTON (AP) - Paul Pierce, an emerging star with the Boston Celtics, was recovering Monday after being stabbed in the face, neck and back at a night club.
Basketball: Battier, Catchings top list
ATLANTA (AP) - Duke's Shane Battier and Tennessee's Tamika Catchings were the top vote-getters on the preseason list of candidates for the Atlanta Tipoff Club's Naismith player of the year awards.
Resignation by Coslet gives LeBeau chance
CINCINNATI (AP) - Unable to win, barely able to even score, the Cincinnati Bengals found themselves with a new coach Monday with the season all of three games old.
Athletics 7, Angels 5
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Jason Giambi hit his 40th home run, and brother Jeremy hit a bases-loaded triple to lift Oakland over Anaheim, moving the Athletics within a half-game of idle Seattle in the AL West.
St. Louis to Cincinnati: It's a huge gap
The NFL is back to normal: All teams are equal except St. Louis and Cincinnati.
Judge rejects plea agreement
ST. PAUL (AP) - A federal judge on Monday tossed out a plea agreement expected to make former basketball tutor Jan Gangelhoff a witness against other figures in Minnesota's academic cheating scandal.
Devil Rays 2, Yankees 1
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) - Fred McGriff's RBI-single with two outs in the ninth inning sent Tampa Bay past New York and prevented the Yankees from clinching the AL East title.
Mizzou dismisses top wideout
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) - Travis Garvin, Missouri's top wide receiver last season, was dismissed from the team Tuesday after a disagreement with the Tigers' coaching staff about a knee injury suffered in practice last week.
Gruden remembered Willie T. from days in Philly
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - William Thomas hadn't been in the end zone for three years - and he missed it.
Prime time is now Peyton's place
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - For two seasons, Peyton Manning has shown that he's one of the best young quarterbacks in the NFL.
Griese expected to play Sunday
DENVER (AP) - Denver coach Mike Shanahan expects quarterback Brian Griese to start Sunday against New England.
Hockey: Rattlers announce public skate schedule
The Amarillo Rattlers will open their rink in the Amarillo Civic Center four times between Sept. 30 and Oct. 15.
Glavine gets 20th win
MONTREAL (AP) - Tom Glavine knows he's in the right place to win games.
Braves get 9th straight title
NEW YORK (AP) - The Atlanta Braves clinched the NL East to win their record ninth straight division title, beating the New York Mets 7-1 Tuesday night behind John Burkett's pitching and Chipper Jones' home run.
Dallas DB says he has no remorse
IRVING (AP) - George Teague knows it was probably the wrong thing to do. Still, he'd do it again.
Police allegations of Galloway threats detailed
WHEELING, W.Va. (AP) - Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Joey Galloway was restrained as he threatened a police officer at a party in May, according to a criminal complaint.
Illinois coach calls for replay
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) - The Big Ten Conference said Monday that two game-turning fumble calls late in Michigan's 35-31 victory against Illinois were mistakes, and Illini coach Ron Turner called on the NCAA to use instant replay to review such plays.
Crouch misses another practice
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - Nebraska quarterback Eric Crouch missed his second straight practice Tuesday but was expected to return in time for Saturday's Big 12 Conference opener against Missouri.
Clemens tests sore leg
Hockey: Tape shown of McSorley's hit
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) - Marty McSorley sat expressionless as prosecutors opened his assault trial by showing video of him bashing Donald Brashear in the head with his stick.
Golf: Bradley goes with experience for Solheim Cup
The only rookies Pat Bradley wanted on her U.S. Solheim Cup team had to earn it.
Two birds with one stone
COLLEGE STATION (AP) - Texas A&M figures it can get revenge twice in one game on Saturday against Texas Tech.
Texas must work to preserve diversity of flora and fauna
AUSTIN - Texas is likely the most diverse state in the nation, and that diversity - biologically and culturally - must be preserved, said David Schmidly, Texas Tech University president.
PTA wants drinks pulled from school
HOUSTON (AP) - Members of a parent-teacher's association in the Houston Independent School District want to yank the fruit beverage Fruitopia from the district.
Convicted killer to face injection
HUNTSVILLE - Convicted killer Ricky McGinn was 10 minutes and about 10 steps from the Texas death chamber when the warden walked up and looked through the bars of his small cell.
Testimony begins in car wash capital murder trial
DALLAS - A car wash worker told a jury on Monday that he arrived at work last March to find six co-workers lying in bloody puddles in a lobby and an office, with Robert Wayne Harris standing nearby.
Clinton to tout hate crime legislation at luncheon
DALLAS - President Clinton is expected to urge passage of hate crime legislation at a Dallas fund raiser today, reaching out to gays and lesbians in a state that Gov. George W. Bush is sure to carry in the November election.
Groups oppose anti-smog plan for changing air conditioners
AUSTIN - Groups opposed to a plan to require new equipment on residential and commercial air conditioners dominated one of the last public hearings the state's environmental agency held to collect public comment on improving Texas air quality.
High Plains grain report
Texas High Plains cash grain markets closed 2-3 cents higher for grain sorghum and wheat, unchanged on soybeans and 1 cent higher for corn.
Energas request to hike gas prices put on hold
AUSTIN - Energas' request to start a temporary $3 million hike in gas prices Oct. 1 was put on hold Monday when the state's regulatory agency opted to plan for oral arguments rather than rule on the increase.
Missing fishermen's families want search to go on
AUSTIN (AP) - Relatives of three Austin fishermen who have been missing for 18 days in the Gulf of Mexico made tearful pleas to authorities Tuesday to resume the search for the men.
Rains end dry spell, not drought conditions
DALLAS - Soaking rains in parts of North and Central Texas have created a short-term greening effect to the parched landscape and given a timely boost to the winter wheat crop.
Kentucky signs gun agreement
DALLAS (AP) - Texans traveling to Kentucky with concealed handgun licenses can now carry handguns in that state as freely as they do in their own, under a reciprocal agreement that allows citizens with the licenses to visit either state with concealed handguns.
Rotting fish foul beaches as red tide grows
CORPUS CHRISTI (AP) - A bloom of toxic red tide algae is spreading along the Texas Gulf Coast, shutting down some oyster fishing and killing millions of fish whose rotting remains are fouling beaches.
Air France sues Continental over Concorde crash
HOUSTON (AP) - Air France is suing Continental Airlines in connection with a July 25 crash of an Air France Concorde jet in which 113 people died.
Small child falls, is hit on bridge
DALLAS (AP) - The parents of a 3-year-old Dallas girl found dead on a bridge say they are not sure how the child got out of the family car, and they did not discover she was missing until they returned home.
Officials call fair 'very successful'
Tri-State Fair officials are putting 2000's fair down in the books as "very successful," said Cheri Christensen, fair general manager.
Additional fair winners published
The Tri-State Fair last week announced winners in the Senior and Junior Textile Departments.
Stocks fall sharply
NEW YORK (AP) - Stocks fell sharply Tuesday after an earnings warnings from Eastman Kodak triggered yet another round of selling by investors already nervous about third-quarter results.
Scientists analyze Alpine iceman
BOLZANO, Italy - Scientists thawed out the Iceman, removing samples of bone, tissue and tooth from the 5,300-year-old mummy on Monday in hopes of shedding light on the life and times of the ancient man who once roamed the Alps.
Koreas' defense chiefs hold first-time meeting
CHEJU, South Korea - In their first ever meeting, the defense chiefs of South and North Korea pledged Monday to work for reconciliation across the Cold War's last frontier.
Greek ferry sinks; 28 killed
ATHENS, Greece - A Greek ferry carrying 511 passengers and crew sank after hitting a reef near the Aegean Sea island of Paros, coast guard officials said. At least 28 people on board were killed and about 50 were unaccounted for.
Rare copy of explorers' diary found
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - A rare book find has resulted in a one-of-a-kind addition to Lewis & Clark College's collection of manuscripts on the expedition by the Corps of Discovery.
Reno, FBI's Freeh defend Lee investigation, handling
WASHINGTON - FBI Director Louis Freeh told Congress on Tuesday that prosecutors could have sent scientist Wen Ho Lee to prison for years but agreed to let him plead guilty to a single charge out of fears atomic weapons secrets would become public at a trial.
UN: Guatemala's massacres unresolved
GUATEMALA CITY - Scientists have unearthed 125 mass graves since the end of Guatemala's civil war, but prosecutors almost never use the evidence to file charges against those suspected to be behind civilian massacres, according to a United Nations report released Tuesday.
Forest Service found in violation of federal laws
BOISE, Idaho - A federal judge has ruled that the Salmon-Challis National Forest illegally allowed the construction of permanent outfitter camps on central Idaho's main Salmon River in violation of federal wilderness and wild rivers laws.
Spring's carbon dioxide causes asphyxiation deaths
KELSEYVILLE, Calif. - As many as a dozen people luxuriating in the bubbling warm waters of Northern California's Soda Springs may have been asphyxiated over the years by the carbon dioxide that rises out of the Earth.
New York Times admits coverage flawed
NEW YORK - Media experts praised The New York Times for an unusual 1,680-word editors note Tuesday that said the newspaper's coverage of fired Los Alamos scientist Wen Ho Lee was flawed.
Hospitals boom with babies in Y2K's ninth month
CHICAGO - The Y2K bug might have been a bust. But apparently, many couples were bitten by something else last New Year's Eve.
Dalai Lama warns of cultural genocide
PARIS (AP) - The Dalai Lama warned on Tuesday that a "cultural genocide" was under way in Tibet under the guise of Chinese-led development programs that were also destroying the environment in his Himalayan homeland.
Planting contract sparks controversy
SANTA FE (AP) - The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association has questioned the awarding of a $143,650 contract to an environmental group to plant trees along the Santa Fe River.
CIA spy's testimony cut short
CAMP ZEIST, Netherlands - A CIA spy testified Tuesday that two Libyans kept bricks of explosives in a desk at Malta airport for at least two years, until a few weeks before Pan Am Flight 103 blew up, killing 270 people.
Oklahoma trees enter drought mode to survive
Weakened by drought, licked by fires and under constant insect assault, Oklahoma trees might be fighting for survival instead of putting on a show of colors this fall, foresters said Tuesday.
Blair: Leadership is how you say no
BRIGHTON, England - Contrite about the collapse of his government's popularity but defiant toward the fuel protesters who caused it, Prime Minister Tony Blair said Tuesday the test of leadership is "how you explain why you're saying no."
State high court will let stand Nichols' ruling
OKLAHOMA CITY - The Oklahoma Supreme Court has refused to intervene in the ouster of Associate District Judge Robert M. Murphy in the state case against bombing co-conspirator Terry Nichols.
House passes bill for safe beaches
WASHINGTON (AP) - Coastal states would begin monitoring the safety of its beach waters and notifying the public under a measure passed by the House Tuesday.
Yugoslavian opposition declares win
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia - While tens of thousands of jubilant Yugoslavs celebrated the apparent defeat of Slobodan Milosevic, the opposition Monday demanded the release of election results within 48 hours, fearing Milosevic will rig the count to stave off the end of his rule.
FBI chief to defend Lee case
WASHINGTON (AP) - FBI Director Louis Freeh was prepared to defend the government's case against nuclear scientist Wen Ho Lee but was willing to acknowledge that his agents went too far in threatening Lee at one point with electrocution, according to an administration official who has seen a draft of Freeh's planned congressional testimony. PM
Arafat, Barak meet again By RON KAMPEASThe Associated PressJERUSALEM - Israeli and Palestinian leaders arranged a secretive meeting in Israel on Monday, under U.S. pressure to come up with a permanent deal but with little to show after two months of massaging the deal-breaker - Jerusalem.
JERUSALEM - Israeli and Palestinian leaders arranged a secretive meeting in Israel on Monday, under U.S. pressure to come up with a permanent deal but with little to show after two months of massaging the deal-breaker - Jerusalem.
Back to appeals court
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court today sent the Microsoft antitrust case to an appeals court, effectively delaying efforts by the government to break the software giant into two parts. PM
Bono: Bank head is `Elvis' of economics
PRAGUE, Czech Republic (AP) - Global pop star Bono called the World Bank's top financier the Elvis of economics on Monday in recognition of the banker's push for debt relief for poor nations.
Governor lifts outdoor grilling ban
The rain that fell on parts of Oklahoma over the weekend wasn't enough to cancel a statewide burn ban, but it was enough to cause Gov. Frank Keating to again allow outdoor grilling in Oklahoma, which had been banned amid a series of devastating fires last week.
Census: Poverty rate decreases, incomes climb
WASHINGTON - The poverty rate in America dipped last year to 11.8 percent, the lowest point in 21 years, while median household incomes reached a record high, new Census Bureau data showed Tuesday.
Clinton makes case in Santa Fe
SANTA FE, N.M. - Family violence is still a national tragedy that ruins lives and futures, President Clinton said Monday as he pressed Congress to renew a law intended to combat domestic abuse.
RV owners demonstrate for voting rights
LIVINGSTON - About 200 recreational vehicle owners who spend most of the year on the road say they have the right to vote where they are registered, in Polk County, and demonstrated for that right Tuesday night.
Panel reports on Hispanic education
WASHINGTON - A presidential panel that has looked for six years for ways to improve the educational achievements of Hispanics said Monday that although progress has been made, the Hispanic population's youth and growth make it a daunting task.
Squatters attack farmer in Zimbabwe
HARARE, Zimbabwe - Squatters occupying farmland in Zimbabwe attacked a white farmer Tuesday, slashing at his face with a machete and seriously wounding him, officials said.
Report: Poverty hits low
America's remarkable economic boom drove the income of households at the very center of the earnings scale to its highest level ever recorded last year while pushing poverty to its lowest rate since 1979, the Census Bureau reported Tuesday. PM
Top court to hear `English only' case
WASHINGTON (AP) - By tackling an "English only" dispute from Alabama, the Supreme Court set the stage Tuesday for an important ruling on a federal law that bans discrimination based on national origin.
Museums return art to Jewish heirs
BERLIN (AP) - Two German museums returned more than 80 artworks Monday to a Jewish art-lover's heirs decades after they first sought compensation for a collection seized by the Nazis.
Two teens shot at middle school
NEW ORLEANS - Two teen-age boys shot and wounded each other with the same gun during a fight at their middle school Tuesday after a 13-year-old expelled student slipped the weapon to one of them through a fence, authorities said.
Everglades restoration largest project in history
WASHINGTON - The Senate appeared ready to give overwhelming support Monday to what lawmakers called the largest environmental restoration project in history - a $7.8 billion effort expected to take three decades to rescue the Florida Everglades.
State rules restrict new water wells
ALBUQUERQUE (AP) - New water-rights guidelines have made it more difficult to get approval to drill water wells in the middle Rio Grande basin.
At least 59 are killed in wreck
PAROS, Greece (AP) - A Greek ferry struck a patch of rocks in the Aegean Sea and sank, killing at least 59 of the more than 500 people aboard. Many of the victims panicked and jumped off the boat, rescue officials said. PM
Milosevic, opposition still at odds
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia - Slobodan Milosevic conceded Tuesday that his challenger finished first in Yugoslavia's presidential election and declared a runoff - defying demands at home and abroad that he step down.
Oklahoma educators, parents meet to plan school improvement
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Hundreds of educators and parents met Monday to discuss approaches for improving the way students learn and increasing community support in schools.
Education hot topic on campaign trail
WASHINGTON - From sleeping over in teachers' homes to reading books to inner-city children, the presidential candidates are pitching education plans with a fervor rarely seen in national politics.
Unions, interest groups enter campaign ad wars
WASHINGTON - The AFL-CIO has been spending more than $1 million per week on a TV ad campaign sharply critical of George W. Bush in four states key to the presidential election.
U.S. to lift sanctions when Milosevic accepts defeat
WASHINGTON - The United States pledged Monday to lift sanctions against Yugoslavia once President Slobodan Milosevic accepts defeat in his bid for re-election and gives way to a successor.
WT Quarterback Club to meet
The West Texas A&M Quarterback Club will meet at noon today at the Ramada Inn on Interstate 40 East.
WT briefs: WT's Morgan earns LSC weekly honor
West Texas A&M setter Kendra Morgan was named the Lone Star Conference South setter/defensive player of the week Monday, becoming the second Lady Buffs player to earn an LSU honor this season.
WT secondary blessed with Ross' versatility
Free safety Ray Ross has delivered in a big way for West Texas A&M in more than one way.
Lady Buffs whip LCU
The West Texas A&M volleyball team showed no signs of fatigue coming off the Lone Star Conference crossover matches Friday and Saturday.
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MineWeb:JUMPING CHINESE GOLD IMPORTS ON PACE TO 1,000 TONNES
China continues to pile into gold, with record breaking imports record of 129 tonnes in July, as compared to 76 tonnes in July 2012.
Author: Shivom Seth
Posted: Thursday , 12 Sep 2013
Even as the Indian government is seeking to restrict gold imports and is coming down hard on gold loan companies across the country, China could well be on its way to import 1,000 tonnes of gold for the whole year if recent buying trends continue.
China has imported through Hong Kong 129 tonnes of physical gold in July, from the 113 tonnes it imported in June, according to the Hong Kong Census and Statistics Department.
This is the second highest import level on record in a month and a year-over-year increase from 76 tonnes in July 2012. The July imports are also over and above the 518 tonnes of gold imports the nation already brought in the first six months of 2013, according to available data.
The country continues to buy at record levels, importing on an average, over 100 tonnes of gold every month for the last five months.
To put the scope of buying in context, the largest gold ETF (electronic traded fund) in the US holds 919 tonnes of physical gold, and China has imported over two thirds that amount in just seven months.
In May China's gold imports from Hong Kong had increased to 127 tonnes from 76 tonnes in the same month last year. In April, China imported 126 tonnes of gold.
A note by investment bank HSBC states the "recent pull-back in gold prices, sub $1,400/oz level, may be an encouraging sign for price sensitive physical buyers to step back into the market. That said, China's gold imports may remain at elevated levels for the medium term."
The bank added, "Physical gold demand in China has clearly picked up in July, after gold prices hit the year to date low of $1,181/oz on June 28. This increase in demand helped contributed to bullion's price recovery to over $1,300/oz at the end of July."
On a net basis, and after deducting for scrap, China's gold imports from Hong Kong totaled 113 tonnes in July this year, more than double the net imports of 46 tonnes in July last year.
Meanwhile in neighbouring India, high gold imports for the first six months of the year have got the government knocking on temple doors to check on gold treasure troves, in a bid to arrest the economic crisis.
See also: Indian government officials covet temple gods' gold
India, which competed with China with its near double digit growth rates a few years ago, appears to have lost its shine in recent quarters given falling investment growth.
To curb India's consumption of gold and help shrink the nation's current account deficit, the government has hiked import tariffs four times in a year's span, while reducing the same only once.
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Membership in the University Club
The University Club is more than a dining facility; it is your "home away from home". Personalized service, amazing food and beautiful surroundings are our trademarks. Notable guests from the campus, the city and around the world relax, socialize, dine and conduct business in our beautiful historic building located in the heart of the University Campus.
2016-2017 Membership Application
2016-2017 Corp Member Application
Why Join?
- To socialize and entertain guests with superb dining in a comfortable and exclusive setting
- Access to many wonderful All-Member events
- Billing Privileges
- Discounted Room Rentals
- Discounted Lunch Prices
- Brown Bag Dinners - Ready to serve dinners!
- First Priority in Room Bookings and Reservations
- Access to more than 100 other private clubs worldwide, through the Association of College and University Clubs (ACUC) and many more through the International Club Network (see the International Club Network page on the left). The ACUC includes some of the world's premier campus clubs from "next door", at Boffin's and the University of Alberta and to larger more diverse clubs such as Harvard and Berkeley. These clubs offer a variety of services and amenities, including some clubs with overnight accommodations. Check out the website for details of other clubs in the association www.acuclubs.org
Member for a Day Card
We are confident that you will love being a member of the University Club, but if you still aren't convinced, call our office 966.7775 and we will send you Member for a Day card. You can use this card to come and try us out at your convenience while receiving the member priced discounts. You can use this card (one time) for the lunch buffet, drinks in the lounge or some of the All-Member events.