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Market Summary
NEW YORK (AP) - Wall Street half-heartedly extended its rally Friday, sending blue chips sharply higher but selling high-tech issues as worries about earnings reappeared.
Tyco Electronics to cut 700 jobs in Dallas area
DALLAS (AP) - Tyco Electronics said its power systems division will stop manufacturing operations at a plant in the Dallas suburb of Mesquite and eliminate 700 jobs.
Guymon pumps up firefighter training
The Guymon Fire Department has added a new dimension to its firefighter training program - liquid propane gas (LPG) fires, said Ed Kirtley, chief of the Guymon Fire Department.
The Motley Fool: My dumbest investment
I wanted to do something significant for my daughter's 18th birthday, so I started thinking about what you could do at 18 that you couldn't do at 17.
Continental eliminates commissions on travel booked through Internet
Continental Airlines has eliminated commissions on travel booked through the Internet.
Foolish Trivia
Based in Chicago, I came to life in 1984 with the introduction of the "Mutual Fund Sourcebook," offering fund performance data. My goal then and now is the democratization of investment information.
Ask the Fool
Q. What does the business term "liquidity" mean? - J.B., San Diego
Kids and Investing
You can give your children a great edge in life by introducing them to investing while they're young.
Small businesses can get NASA's help
Texas Panhandle small businesses stuck with an engineering problem soon will be able to tap the resources of NASA for free.
Market Summary
NEW YORK (AP) - Buyers swooped back into the stock market late in Thursday's session, reversing a decline as the passage of anti-terrorist legislation and a government stimulus package raised hopes for an economic recovery next year.
Business Briefs
Group 1 Automotive Inc., parent company of Gene Messer auto dealerships, said it will offer 3.3 million shares of common stock at $31 a share beginning on Oct. 31 through Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Amarillo High girls expected to make strong showing
Two things appear to be certain at the girls District 3-5A cross country meet at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock beginning today at 10:00 a.m.: Amarillo High will win the girls' team title and Mindy Sullivan of Lubbock Coronado, one of the top high school half-mile runners in the nation, will probably win the individual title.
Baker, Canyon looking for cross country crown
Six years of cajoling by coaches couldn't convince Canyon's Jennifer Baker to run cross country, but a third place finish in the 300 meter hurdles at last year's 4A regional track and field meet finally did.
Potter County Court at Law No. 1
Nicholas John Parades. Judgment. Criminal mischief. Punishment assessed one year probation and costs.
Potter County Civil Court
Jody Rogers, dba Rogers Truck Repair vs. Scarecrow, Inc. Default judgment. Plaintiff to recover from defendant, $6,704.14 and interest.
Potter County Court
Jody Madrid. Judgment. Issuance of a bad check. Punishment assessed $100 fine and costs.
Potter County District - Criminal
John Thomas Roberson III. Judgment. Theft. Punishment assessed two years in state jail and costs.
Potter Co. Court at Law No. 2
Christy Darlene Williams. Judgment. Criminal trespass. Punishment assessed one year probation, $300 fine and costs.
United States Bankruptcy Court
Jerry August Gundlach Jr., dba Gundlach Enterprizes and Lisa Alene Gundlach. Amarillo. Chapter 7 nonbusiness/consumer.
Divorces Granted
Katherine Serna Sikes, James E. Sikes Clary Alicia McDaniel, David Curtis McDaniel
Randall County Court at Law
Nathan Ryan Phillips. Order granting probation under misdemeanor probation act. DWI. Defendant received one year probation, $400 fine and costs.
Marriage License Issued
Damion Gecovey Williams, Clarrisa Janel Shufelberger Christopher Leon Smith, Tiffany Marie Huber
How does he do it?
MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. - David E. Kelley's name was on virtually every script last season for the three series he produces, "Ally McBeal," "The Practice" and "Boston Public."
Hanks gets achievement award
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Tom Hanks is joining such past Hollywood Everymen as James Stewart and Jack Lemmon as a recipient of the American Film Institute's life achievement award.
Chandler: Something funky is in the TV air these days
Old shows like "Friends" are doing better than ever. As many - or more - viewers want to watch the fictional White House on "The West Wing" as the currently quite popular real thing. "CSI" is actually drawing more eyes than its lead-in, "Survivor."
Show scraps terrorism-related seances
NEW YORK (AP) - "Crossing Over" has crossed back from a plan to air segments in which its host, psychic John Edward, claims to contact some of those who perished in the Sept. 11 attacks.
Movie Review
In a castle, there can be only one king, and in "The Last Castle" it's going to be military prison warden Col. Winter played by James Gandolfini, or former military hero now prisoner Gen. Irwin, played by Robert Redford.
A few pick of the scary movie litter
AC choirs to perform
Amarillo College choirs will perform two concerts on Sunday, according to a news release.
TV Picks
"In & Out" and "My Best Friend's Wedding" 8 p.m. today, NBC and ABC Who on Earth thought that these two movies would draw significantly different audiences?
Role has Spacey playing an alien - or maybe not
LOS ANGELES - When someone wins two Academy Awards, one can reasonably assume that the person is a pretty good actor.
Rising to the challenge
Up-and-coming alternative-metal band Alien Ant Farm cracked the Billboard Top 20 for the first time this summer with its catchy cover of Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal."
'13 Ghosts' completes Halloween
For those who feared that Hollywood would tone down the blood and guts for Halloween this year, take heart. "13 Ghosts" has arrived.
AudioFile: New CDs could point to death of rap-metal
Dare we hope that we're seeing the slow death of rap-metal and its dimwit flagbearers in Limp Bizkit? I wouldn't hold my breath, but a good portion of the newest CDs point to a trend away from the "jump around and break stuff" genre.
Claude 27 - Gruver 6
CLAUDE - Eric Eddleman rushed for 97 yards on 22 carries and scored two touchdowns to lead Claude to over Gruver in a District 1-1A contest.
Lubbock Coronado (5-2, 1-1) at Amarillo High (3-4, 1-1), 7:30 p.m.: Coronado's defense is as good as any Amarillo High has faced this year. AHS must prove it can score points against legit team ... Coronado 20, AHS 10.
Big Ticket Games
Canyon (2-5, 2-2) at Pampa (4-3, 3-1), 7:30 p.m.: After narrowly losing to Palo Duro in the district opener, the Harvesters have quietly put together three district wins in a row. Four in a row sets up a big game with Randall.
Silverton 60 - Hedley 12
HEDLEY - Andrew Francis threw four touchdown passes, ran for one and caught a pass for another to lead Silverton past Hedley 60-12 in a District 2-1A six-man game on Friday night.
Area Highlight: Wildcats, Panthers chase playoff berth
Time is running down in the District 6-2A playoff race. And Canadian and Panhandle will be playing beat the clock as well as each other when the Wildcats and the Panthers square off at 7:30 tonight at Panther Stadium.
Sanford-Fritch upsets Childress, 19-14
FRITCH - In the firmament of Panhandle football powers, few can compare to Childress. The Bobcats' record of excellence spans decades and any victory drawn against Childress is as precious as gold.
Fort Elliott 70 - Higgins 25
FORT ELLIOTT - Larry Lee Horn rushed for 142 yards on 12 carries and scored four touchdowns, while C.J. Bryant added 120 yards on six carries with three TDs, plus a 64-yard kickoff return as Fort Elliott rolled past Higgins 70-25 in a District 1-1A six-man game on Thursday night.
Stratford 49 - Vega 7
VEGA -The night was almost perfect for Stratford. The only thing that could have made it better was keeping Vega off the scoreboard altogether.
Dumas, Randall open with wins in bi-district
LUBBOCK - Passing with precision Thursday night, the Dumas Demonettes advanced to the Class 4A area playoffs with a 15-7, 15-11 victory against Big Spring at Monterey High School.
Sandies ease past Coronado, 17-10
Nobody would have blinked if Amarillo High linebacker Scott Bibb would have suddenly stopped with the interception in his hand and gone crazy by reeling off a string of cartwheels at midfield.
Sandies need win to stay in hunt
The winner of tonight's Amarillo High-Lubbock Coronado game won't clinch a playoff berth. But the loser will be left clinching teeth over their playoff future.
Randall overcomes Caprock's fast start
Randall fell behind Caprock after one quarter, but then erupted for 41 unanswered points en route to a 41-9 District 3-4A triumph on Friday night at Kimbrough Memorial Stadium.
Lubbock Cooper 53 - Bobcats 0
DIMMITT - Lubbock Cooper stayed in the thick of the District 2-3A playoff race with a 53-0 shellacking of Dimmitt.
Plainview 46 - Andrews 42
PLAINVIEW - Pulses were racing as the Andrews Mustangs and the Plainview Bulldogs squared off in an intense district game where Plainview's three game winning streak would be put to the test.
Farwell 14 - Whiteface 7
FARWELL - Whiteface and Farwell were evenly matched. The difference was Taylor Nichols. Nichols scored both touchdowns for the Steers as Farwell triumphed.
Quanah jumps to early lead, defeats Seymour
QUANAH - Quanah jumped to a 14-0 lead over Seymour then had to battle in the third quarter to capture a 21-13 win over Seymour.
Lockney 34 - Olton 19
LOCKNEY - Jesus Rios scored three touchdowns and Ben Sherman added one as the two led Lockney's ground attack in a win over Olton.
Spearman 42 - Wellington 0
WELLINGTON - Spearman defeated Wellington, 42-0, on Friday night behind 123 rushing yards and a touchdown from John Block.
Metro High School Football Capsules
Caprock at Randall The Game: Caprock Longhorns (1-6, 0-4) vs. Randall Raiders (6-1, 3-1), 7:30 tonight, Kimbrough Memorial Stadium.
Sunray 74 - Clarendon 19
CLARENDON - Quarterback Kyron Trussell rushed for two touchdowns and threw for two more, while Landon Morton scored four times to lead Sunray to a rout of Clarendon in a District 6-2A game.
1. Palo Duro (7-0): The Dons were a combined 6-34 between 1997 and 2000. What a turnaround.
Undefeated Dons expect tough fight from Hereford
The rumble that is District 3-4A continues this afternoon when Hereford visits undefeated Palo Duro in a game between familiar foes and with serious playoff ramifications.
Monterey routs Rebels, 45-6
LUBBOCK - Wishbone? What Wishbone.
Valley 66 - Happy 29
HAPPY - Valley scored 38 unanswered points in the second half to upend host Valley 66-29 in a key District 2-1A six-man clash on Friday night.
Turnover ratios tell a story in prep football
You don't have to leave the Amarillo city limits to see opposite ends of the turnover ratio battle in high school football.
Wheeler 44 - Booker 14
WHEELER - James Chapman tossed four touchdown passes and threw for 194 yards to lead Wheeler past Booker 44-14 in a key District 1-1A matchup on Friday night.
WT High hammers Highland Park, 53-0
STINNETT - West Texas High scored early and often as it rolled past Highland Park 53-0 in a District 6-2A clash on Thursday night.
White Deer 69 - Shamrock 0
WHITE DEER - Nick Ball rushed for 143 yards on seven carries and scored three touchdowns, while Aaron McKean added 133 yards on six rushes with three TDs as White Deer rolled past Shamrock 69-0 in a District 1-1A clash on Friday night.
Canadian tops Panhandle, 38-9
PANHANDLE - The two-time defending district champion Canadian Wildcats issued a message to anyone listening Friday night: They don't plan on relinquishing the crown without a fight.
WT High 53 - Highland Park 0
STINNETT - West Texas High scored early and often as it rolled past Highland Park 53-0 in a District 6-2A clash on Thursday night. This one was never close after the Comanches put 20 points on the scoreboard in quarter number two to open a commanding 32-0 halftime lead.
Dalhart 34 - River Road 14
Dalhart's Alan Bean didn't sell popcorn, but that's about all the Golden Wolves junior didn't do Friday night against River Road.
Perryton 47 - Tulia 2
PERRYTON - With a 18-0 third quarter lead, Perryton blew the game open with three quick scores from Caleb Campbell.
Follett 72 - Lefors 24
FOLLETT - Josh Robertson threw three touchdown passes, ran for a touchdown and scored on a 12-yard reception to give the Panthers a Six-Man District 1 victory Thursday against the Pirates.
Pampa's early blitz sinks Eagles
PAMPA -- One of the smallest players on the field came up with many of the biggest plays Friday night.
Groom remains unbeaten, hammers Samnorwood
GROOM - The Groom Tigers remained unbeaten with an impressive 52-7 triumph over Samnorwood in a District 2-1A six-man game on Friday night.
Miami 36 - McLean 0
MIAMI - Miami scored three first-quarter touchdowns as it retained a share of the District 1-1A six-man lead by shutting out McLean 36-0 on Friday night.
Memphis 14 - WF City View 6
MEMPHIS - The Cyclones jumped on top quick and made it stand up.
Borger edges Dumas, 14-7
DUMAS - The Demons took in yet another district loss falling this time to the Borger Bulldogs, 14-7, in Dumas's fifth district game.
PRPC views program to help new businesses
A new program to help businesses get a start in the Panhandle is one step closer to reality after the board of directors of the Panhandle Regional Planning Commission voted Thursday to support a possible federal grant.
Employees and former employees of the Department of Veterans Affairs Health Care System are invited to attend the eighth annual Reunion Breakfast at 9 a.m. ...
Amarillo College choirs will perform two concerts next week: The first begins at 3 p.m. Sunday in the AC Concert Hall Theatre, and the second at 8 p.m. Tuesday at St. Paul United Methodist Church, 4317 W. Interstate 40. An incorrect day appeared in Friday's Amarillo Globe-News. The Globe-News regrets the error.
Thomas Byron Hill Sr. is not the Byron Hill who was listed in the Randall County indictments published in the Amarillo Globe-News on Friday.
First Christian Church of Amarillo will sponsor its annual Bountiful Harvest Bazaar from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, 3001 Wolflin Ave.
Pioneer Gun Show, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Amarillo Civic Center Exhibit Hall
Kids learn about energy awareness
Students at Amarillo's Will Rogers Elementary learned that oil and gas light houses and petroleum byproducts make the rubber in basketballs when Railroad Commissioner Tony Garza visited a classroom Thursday morning.
Bulletin Board
Folks trying to unload hot merchandise on eBay should be aware that police officers visit the site, too.
Man faces kidnap charge in abduction of young girl
Amarillo police are seeking a man on an aggravated kidnapping charge in connection with the Thursday night abduction of a young girl.
Annual Event
For more information on the annual blood drive, call 358-4563.
Haunted Houses
The Senior Class of River Road High School will sponsor a haunted house in a former Potter County detention center located one mile east of Highway 287 on Willow Creek Drive to raise funds for their class and the senior gift to the school.
Younger veterans asked to delay getting flu shots
Because of the large number of flu shots given at scheduled appointments and the delayed delivery of the vaccine, veterans who are healthy and younger than 65 are being asked to wait for flu shots until the Flu Shot Fair on Dec. 8, the Amarillo Veterans Affairs Health Care System announced.
SPS to change name, logo
The Southwestern Public Service Co. name will be dropped from use in favor of the corporate parent name Xcel Energy, the company said Thursday.
Potter considers hazmat team
Potter County is considering establishing its own hazardous materials response team, but county commissioners must approve the plan.
Local medical experts say 'weapons-grade' anthrax not easy to make, define
Weapons-grade anthrax is not easy to make or even define, Amarillo experts said.
Lane closures announced
Lane closures announced
Vein Drain to benefit Red Cross
Coffee Memorial Blood Center's Annual Vein Drain Blood Drive, sponsored by the Autoplex, will be from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today at the Autoplex, 4600 Canyon Drive.
Generosity rewarded
A 5-year-old boy's generosity came back to bless him when his sister's name was drawn to win a redwood play set from Backyard Adventures. Video Generosity rewarded: Video courtesy of NBC4. Dial-up connection - High-speed connection
Potter County Indictments
A Potter County grand jury indicted 28 people Thursday.
Two children listed critical after accident
A rollover Friday afternoon sent two children to Northwest Texas Hospital, where they were listed in critical condition with head injuries, according to an Amarillo Police Department report.
Early Voting for Constitutional Amendment Election, Potter County: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Potter County Courthouse, Room 203; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Amarillo Senior Citizens Association, 12th Avenue and Polk Street, Room 112. Randall County: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., South Amarillo Annex, 4111 S. Georgia St., and the Randall County Courthouse, 401 15th St. in Canyon.
Time to plant
It's planting time.
Bulletin Board
Someone out there is missing a pet. A young dog, female, mixed breed, short black hair, white paws. Maybe some pit bull in her.
Amarillo Globe-News: Headlines:
Amarillo Globe-News: Headlines:
Hazel Louise Helper
BORGER - Hazel Louise Helper, 66, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2001.
Guitarist Kershaw dies
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Russell "Rusty" Kershaw, a guitarist and recording artist, died of a heart attack Tuesday. He was 63.
Mary Elizabeth Ellen White
CANADIAN - Mary Elizabeth Ellen White, 91, died Friday, Oct. 26, 2001.
Clarice O'Neal Austin
Clarice O'Neal Austin, of Amarillo, died Saturday, Oct. 20, 2001.
Mike Lee Darnell
LITTLEFIELD - Mike Lee Darnell, 54, formerly of Perryton, died Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2001.
Durant Brock
PAMPA - Durant "Cub" Brock, 87, died Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2001, in Amarillo.
Owen Fox
PORTALES, N.M. - Owen Fox, 59, died Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2001.
Harold S. Roberts
LOGAN, N.M. - Harold S. Roberts, 68, died Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2001.
Actress Pat Ast dies
WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (AP) - Pat Ast, a model and actress who appeared in Andy Warhol films, died Oct. 2. She was 59.
Arthur C. Shedrick
Arthur C. Shedrick, 81, of Amarillo, died Thursday, Oct 25, 2001.
Virginia Crider
DIMMITT - Virginia Crider, 83, died Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2001.
Wanda M. Dunn
CLOVIS, N.M. - Wanda M. Dunn, 72, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2001.
Chloe Elise Kane
DODSON - Chloe Elise Kane, infant daughter of Brian and Marnie Kane, died Monday, Oct. 22, 2001.
Funeral Services
Lester "Leck" Attaway, 86, of Pampa, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2001. Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors of Pampa.
Dorothy O. Green
Dorothy O. Green, 88, died Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2001.
Jack Poer
TUCUMCARI, N.M. - Jack Poer, 84, died Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2001.
W.H. Boydston
W.H. "Hawk" Boydston, 88, of Amarillo, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2001.
Katherine Byrd
Katherine "Kathy" Byrd, 75, of Amarillo, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2001.
Concepcion Salinas
PAMPA - Concepcion Salinas, 73, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2001.
Kenneth Nixon
STINNETT - Kenneth "Red" Nixon, 67, died Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2001.
Levi Wilkinson
Levi Wilkinson, 86, formerly of Matador, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2001.
Layne Coleman
PLAINVIEW - Layne Coleman, 77, died Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2001.
All Obits - Text Only
BORGER - Hazel Louise Helper, 66, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2001.
Louis Tupin Jr.
Louis Tupin Jr., 76, of Amarillo, died Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2001.
Wichita Falls editor dies
WICHITA FALLS (AP) - Stephen Clements, a reporter and city editor at the Wichita Falls Times Record News, died Thursday of cancer. He was 34.
Myrl E. Bogard
CLOVIS, N.M. - Myrl E. Bogard, 69, died Thursday, Oct. 25, 2001.
Dorothy Green, 88, of Amarillo, died Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2001. Memorial Park Funeral Home, 6969 E. Interstate 40.
Margie Flowers
BENBROOK - Margie Flowers, 80, died Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2001.
Margie Flowers
BENBROOK - Margie Flowers, 80, died Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2001.
Editorial: Communication healthy for county
There is a famous quote from the classic movie, "Cool Hand Luke" that applies to Potter County.
An Oct. 12 letter to the editor, "Anti-war protesters are forgetting fallen citizens," was published under an incorrect name.
Veitenheimer: CISD embarks on next phase of project
Without a doubt, it is an exciting time in the Canyon Independent School District.
Letters: We need to do more than pay lip service to God
When the heart hurts, the soul hibernates.
Texans should support home, land and water
Today, we conclude our series of editorial recommendations for the Nov. 6 election on 19 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution.
Editorial: There is something in the water - money
Often, when a situation occurs that is unexplainable, the saying "there must be something in the water" is offered as a tongue-in-cheek explanation.
Black: What's all this about stem cell research?
Stem cell research ... it could be a discussion of tire wear on Mongolia's back roads for all most people understand or could care.
Editorial: Voters should support Texas Mobility Fund
Texas voters head to the polls Nov. 6 to let their voices be heard on 19 constitutional amendments. Today, we continue our recommendations.
Farris: Erring on side of caution is still an error
On Oct. 11, the FBI sounded the alarm.
Miller: America's economic system will overcome terrorism
Should terrorist activity and our airstrikes on Afghanistan cause Americans to reduce their consumption of goods and services?
Letters: Dirty money: Amarillo should shop until it drops
Barry Cochran's Oct. 19 guest column "Is Amarillo trying to profit from war?" qualifies as a rant.
Van Camp: Persian Gulf War spoiled U.S.
The Persian Gulf War led some Americans to believe that we could have war with few or no casualties on either side, that we could bomb with such precision that ground troops would not be needed, and that enemy civilians should not be killed under any circumstances.
Special youth-only hunt scheduled for weekend
For those hunters who do not have access to a ranch or have not purchased a hunting lease, the thousands of acres at Lake Meredith offer a cheap place to go hunting, and this weekend features a special youth only hunt.
Religion Briefs
Living Way Fellowship and New Life Foursquare Church will have "Hallelujah Night" from 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at 2500 S. Eastern St.
Christian music, comedy duo to perform
A Christian music and comedy duo will perform at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Civic Center Grand Plaza.
Shelburne: God's eye is better than alarm system
Anybody who would dare to steal God's money has either a shortage of brains or an abundance of guts. Maybe both.
Salvation Army officer will speak Sunday
Capt. Tom Rainwater said he and his wife Leslie have three sons and call Melissa "Missy" Cordero their daughter - the daughter they never had.
Operation Christmas Child representative to speak
Forrest Gump's mother praised the virtues of a box of chocolates.
Rookie Atwood claims his first NASCAR pole
AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Casey Atwood is learning his lessons well.
Shortest Tour de France could slow Armstrong
PARIS (AP) - They're trying to "Lance-proof'' the Tour de France.
Minor-league tilt has nine fights, knockout
MOLINE, Ill. (AP) - Both teams put up a good fight.
Torre picks Justice over O'Neill for first two games on road
PHOENIX (AP) - History won out over loyalty when New York Yankees manager Joe Torre made out his lineup for Game 1 of the World Series.
Football Brief: Tech-A&M game will be televised on pay-per-view basis
DALLAS - The Texas Tech-Texas A&M football game, scheduled for a 1 p.m. kickoff on Nov. 3, will only be televised on a pay-per-view basis.
Golf Brief: Palmer, Cox need good scores to advance
SPRING - Ryan Palmer will need a solid round today, while Ty Cox will need to go low in order to advance to the second stage of the 2001 PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament.
Pro Picks: Bears and 49ers: Just like old times
On Jan. 8, 1989, Mike Ditka ended a week of suspense by announcing to the world that Jim McMahon would start the NFC title game against San Francisco over Mike Tomczak.
Tech's confidence not shaken by setbacks
WACO (AP) - Texas Tech's confidence hasn't been shaken by a couple of setbacks.
Two different worlds at Series
PHOENIX (AP) - Matt Williams made a beeline to Monument Park the first time he stepped into Yankee Stadium.
Schilling attempts to defy history in opener
PHOENIX (AP) - Kevin Brown couldn't beat them. Greg Maddux and Al Leiter couldn't do it, either.
Nebraska's Crouch vs. OU's White
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - Eric Crouch knows everything he has accomplished as Nebraska's quarterback will mean less without a win over Oklahoma on Saturday.
OU, Nebraska battle for national supremacy
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) - Thirty years after "The Game of the Century," not much has changed between Oklahoma and Nebraska.
Showalter rooting for both teams
Here's a sure-fire way to reach the World Series: Hire Buck Showalter to manage, let him leave, then wait a year.
Greyhounds looking for first win in Kingsville
KINGSVILLE - Eastern New Mexico University will try to do something it hasn't previously accomplished when it meets Texas A&M-Kingsville at 6 tonight (MDT) in a Lone Star Conference South Division matchup.
Rattlers open home season against Scorpions
With their first road trip of the season now in the books, the Amarillo Rattlers have to be pleased with what they already have found - namely two early wins and a much-needed jolt to start the Central Hockey League season.
Gore gives Miami another weapon
CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) - After weeks of watching Frank Gore dominate in practice, Miami coach Larry Coker decided to reward the freshman running back with more playing time against West Virginia.
Raptors' Carter puts down 31, holds Jordan to 22
TORONTO (AP) - Vince Carter put on a better show than Michael Jordan as the two faced each other for the first time Thursday night.
Georgia, Florida battle for SEC East lead
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - The question has become routine around these parts: Did Mark Richt become the coach at Georgia simply because he has a knack for beating Florida?
Houston makes U.S. cut for 2012 Games; Dallas is out
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Will it be the Big Apple or the Golden Gate? The nation's capital or Texas bluebonnet country? One of four American cities will carry the U.S. Olympic Committee's banner for the 2012 Summer Olympics.
Baylor close to successful program
LUBBOCK - Baylor is close.
Miami storms W. Virginia
MIAMI (AP) - Miami's Ken Dorsey has as many career touchdown passes as Steve Walsh and Vinny Testaverde.
Hornets waive Porter day after 8-man trade
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - The Charlotte Hornets waived forward Chris Porter on Friday, one day after acquiring him in the three-team, eight-player trade that sent Derrick Coleman to Philadelphia.
Knight jovial at media day
IRVING (AP) - Bob Knight was telling tales, cracking jokes and having fun.
Cowboys aren't selling tickets at home like they did in glory days
IRVING (AP) - "America's Team" is no longer an easy sell.
New Sooner quarterback faces stiff test against 'Huskers' D
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) - Jason White used to camp in front of the television with his father and watch Oklahoma play Nebraska in games that often helped decide the national championship.
Brenly modest about achievement as rookie manager
PHOENIX (AP) - A year ago, about 2 a.m., in a bar at the Regency Hotel in New York City, Jerry Colangelo hired Bob Brenly as manager of the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Future of Earnhardt's No. 3 is uncertain
AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) - It could be a long time before the No. 3 used by the late Dale Earnhardt again adorns the side of a Winston Cup car.
Aggies looking for ways to stop Iowa State
COLLEGE STATION (AP) - Iowa State's offense has Texas A&M coach R.C. Slocum seeing numbers. They mostly involve quarterback Seneca Wallace and tailback Ennis Haywood.
Bagwell has surgery
HOUSTON (AP) - Houston Astros first baseman Jeff Bagwell underwent surgery Friday to repair a partially torn labrum in his right shoulder.
Former coach agrees to plea bargain to avoid trial
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - A former high school football coach faces up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine for his role in a recruitment scandal involving an Alabama player.
Local, area tennis squads begin play in regionals today
As area tennis teams enter their annual regional tournament this weekend, several will be looking to turn the tide on traditional powerhouses.
Colorado looks to start new run against Oklahoma State
STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) - The Colorado Buffaloes hope this road trip goes better than their last one.
Brief: Stoerner to start for Cowboys on Sunday
IRVING (AP) - Clint Stoerner will start at quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys against Arizona on Sunday in place of Anthony Wright, who is out with a chronic ACL sprain and may face season-ending surgery.
Amarilloans struggle in PGA qualifying
SPRING - Ryan Palmer, Ty Cox and Casey Weiss of Amarillo failed to advance past the first stage of the 2001 PGA Tour Qualifying school.
Sakhee goes after big race at Belmont
NEW YORK (AP) - Sakhee will try to become Horse of the World. Trainer Bobby Frankel wants Aptitude to earn an Eclipse Award as Horse of the Year in North America. Galileo could lay claim to being the best 3-year-old on both sides of the Atlantic.
Panhandle State plays host to W. New Mexico
GOODWELL, Okla. - Oklahoma Panhandle State will conclude a two-game home stand when it meets Western New Mexico at 1 this afternoon.
Rangers interview A's scouting director
ARLINGTON (AP) - Oakland scouting director Grady Fuson became Friday the third person to interview for the Texas Rangers' general manager job.
World Series Notebook
PHOENIX (AP) - Bob Brenly will look across the field in the World Series and see a man to admire in New York Yankees manager Joe Torre.
Texas should test improving Tigers
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) - Gary Pinkel is impressed with Texas - it's as simple as that.
Spellmann: Will PVRs eliminate VCRs?
As many of you know, my wife and I just had a baby girl, Chloe Grace Spellmann
Second Tulia family battles school policy of student drug tests
Once, they were the height of lighthouse technology - large, beehive-shaped arrangements of hand-cut prisms that could magnify the weak glow of an oil lamp into a beam of light that stretched 20 miles out to sea.
Settlement released in Wafer civil rights suit
Terms of the settlement in a civil rights lawsuit filed by one of 46 people arrested in a controversial 1999 drug sting in Tulia were released Thursday.
3rd lawsuit filed in A&M bonfire collapse
COLLEGE STATION (AP) - Texas A&M University administrators and student leaders are accused of negligence by relatives of an Aggie sophomore who died when the bonfire log pile collapsed.
Dallas Opera to use pian during strike
DALLAS (AP) - After negotiations broke down with striking musicians, the Dallas Opera will proceed with its season and perform Verdi's Simon Boccanegra with only piano accompaniment starting Nov. 3.
Moore hospital district needs interim administrator
DUMAS - Moore County Hospital District board members plan to choose an interim administrator on Wednesday, after the resignation of Scott Brown on Oct. 18, said Tom Moore, chairman of the board.
Group wants help on mold
AUSTIN (AP) - Gov. Rick Perry and the Legislature should step into the mold coverage insurance debate and help draft a long-term solution, a consumer group said Thursday.
Second Tulia family battles school policy of student drug tests
TULIA - The father of a Tulia Independent School District student filed suit Friday challenging the district's drug testing policy, the second time the policy has been contested in federal court.
Suspect held in Britain
HOUSTON (AP) - It could be months or years before the lone suspect in the deaths of two Mormon missionaries is returned to Texas from Britain so he can be retried using new DNA evidence, a Travis County assistant district attorney said.
Jurors see gruesome video in child murder trial
EDINBURG (AP) - Jurors in the trial of a 36-year-old man accused of murdering a 2-year-old girl saw gruesome crime-scene video that prosecutors say proves the man's guilt.
Archaeologist to speak
A state archaeological official will speak at Carson County Square House Museum on Sunday, according to a news release.
Ports-to-Plains summit eyes funding
LUBBOCK - State, county and municipal officials from more than three states began a two-day summit in Lubbock on Thursday to strengthen their vision for one of the nation's most significant transportation projects.
Lawmakers told Texas' system to fund schools near best in U.S.
AUSTIN - Texas' method of funding public schools is among the top systems in the nation, a committee of state lawmakers and others studying the issue were told Friday.
Health officials: Flu deadlier than anthrax
HOUSTON (AP) - State health officials say they expect more people to get flu vaccinations this year because of mounting anthrax fears, which included a lockdown at part of a Houston area hospital.
Home Briefs
Ever notice that light switches are never where you need them?
Parents discover Chandra Levy is old news
MODESTO, Calif. - On the street where Chandra Levy grew up, the yellow ribbons tied to trees, mailboxes and fence posts are starting to look faded and dirty.
N.M. schools gain funding for repairs
Several Eastern New Mexico schools can now put on that new roof, build that new school or upgrade that fire alarm system, thanks to funding from the Public School Capital Outlay Council.
Groups distance themselves from appearance of terrorism
Since Sept. 11, rebel groups, separatist organizations and militant political movements in various parts of the world have taken pains to distance themselves from anything resembling terrorism.
World Trade Center victims: Most men, many with children
Matthew McDermott had two toddlers and was about to become a father again. Lou Fersini brought his wife flowers and a kiss on Sept. 10, their last night together. And Mike Finnegan's eyes filled with tears on a home video as he sent his daughter off to her first day of kindergarten with a hug.
Auction features items owned by Delta Burke
WAVELAND, Miss. - Aren't you dying to own a dining table that Delta Burke ate at, or a vanity at which this designing woman applied her makeup?
Prostitute ranks increase in Pakistan
QUETTA, Pakistan (AP) - It's not hard finding customers. Yasmeen simply walks slowly through a stretch of the bazaar that's known as an area where women are bought and sold, just like the goods stacked in market stalls around them.
$1.3 million spent on defense for McVeigh after sentencing
DENVER - The government spent an additional $1.3 million defending convicted bomber Timothy McVeigh after his sentencing as lawyers tried to delay his execution, according to records released Friday.
Grand jury clears officer in Farmington shootings
AZTEC, N.M. (AP) - A San Juan County grand jury says a Farmington police officer acted appropriately in the summer when he shot and wounded two teen-agers outside a convenience store.
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HEBER SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) - The state health board on Thursday approved a restaurant smoking ban, rejecting arguments by restaurateurs that it would hurt businesses in an already-slowing economy.
Taliban still focusing on ground war with rebels
WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. warplanes drop bombs day after day on Afghanistan, yet their adversaries have guns trained mostly in another direction.
Britain adds ground forces to fight Taliban
LONDON - Britain expanded its military contribution to the U.S.-led battle against Afghanistan's Taliban movement, offering its first ground forces Friday - 200 Royal Marine commandos who will go on standby aboard ships off Pakistan.
Casseroles comfort us with taste
Those who like their meat and potatoes and peas in separate corners of the plate are missing out on some great meals that nourish body and soul.
Anthrax fear rises in D.C.
WASHINGTON - Health officials in the nation's capital recommended antibiotics for thousands more people Friday as a precaution against anthrax and ordered expanded testing, signaling mounting concern over the spread of spores to area mail facilities.
N.M. health officials plan to tour postal facility
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - State health officials said Friday they plan to tour the largest mail processing plant in New Mexico to help assess the state's vulnerability to possible anthrax contamination.
Workers rescued after scaffolding collapses
EW YORK (AP) - A building facade and scaffolding collapsed, killing five construction workers, and rescue crews were rushed from the World Trade Center site two miles away to help free survivors.
Rumsfeld: Bin Laden is 'needle in haystack'
WASHINGTON - President Bush says the goal of the Afghanistan campaign is to rout the terror network of Osama bin Laden and bring him to justice "dead or alive." Nearly three weeks into the bombing, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld says bin Laden is proving tough to catch.
Weather strands cars, trucks
FARGO, N.D. (AP) - Snow-shrouded North Dakota highways were strewn with abandoned cars and trucks Thursday and tens of thousands of people across the Midwest were left without electricity after a blast of violent weather.
Groundbreaking scheduled for OPSU activity center
GOODWELL, Okla. - Oklahoma Panhandle State University will conduct a ground-breaking ceremony for the Noble Activity and Cultural Center at 2:30 p.m. Monday north of the baseball field on campus, according to an OPSU news release.
Take care of elderly pets with love as they age
Akron, Ohio, veterinarian William Sigler sits comfortably on the floor with a couple of senior citizens, Goldie, his "spazzy" golden retriever, 8, and Shantzel, his 20-year-old black cat with white socks.
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Tired of the red tape involved in proving her son dead, a woman sent a baggie containing some of his ashes to the company processing his student loans.
Sandia lab uses foam to kill anthrax, deadly agents
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Federal crews are using a Sandia National Laboratories liquid foaming agent designed to kill a number of deadly agents - including anthrax - to help clean up Capitol Hill buildings after attacks in which anthrax has been sent through the mail.
Bush to sign anti-terrorism bill
WASHINGTON - The Senate sent President Bush a package of anti-terror measures Thursday that gives police sweeping new powers to search people's homes and business records secretly and to eavesdrop on telephone and computer conversations. Video Civil Liberties: Video courtesy of NBC4. Dial-up connection - High-speed connection
Taliban executes major opposition figure
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - In a stunning blow to efforts to find a successor to the Taliban, the ruling Islamic militia Friday captured and executed a former guerrilla leader the regime claimed was spying for the United States and Britain. U.S. jets struck a Red Cross compound in the Afghan capital for a second time this month.
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In 1858, the 26th president of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt, was born in New York City.
Ford to reimburse owners for repairs
HAYWARD, Calif. (AP) Ford Motor Co. agreed Thursday to reimburse current and former owners for repairs on millions of cars and trucks prone to stall because of a flawed ignition system.
ACLU, Johnson to discuss Clark execution
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - The American Civil Liberties Union will meet with Gov. Gary Johnson on Monday to request clemency for convicted child-killer Terry Clark, who is set to be executed Nov. 6, the governor's spokeswoman said.
This crocodile rocks
WASHINGTON - A crocodile longer than a school bus and weighing about 10 tons was the top predator in an African river 110 million years ago, routinely dining on large dinosaurs that came within range of its toothy jaws.
Fresnels light up lives of mariners
Once, they were the height of lighthouse technology - large, beehive-shaped arrangements of hand-cut prisms that could magnify the weak glow of an oil lamp into a beam of light that stretched 20 miles out to sea.
Cocaine found in car
HIDALGO (AP) - A hidden compartment in a vehicle crossing the border from Mexico yielded cocaine with an estimated street value of about $3 million, according to federal agents who arrested the car's driver.
Lockheed gets contract for new fighter
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Pentagon chose Lockheed Martin Corp. over Boeing Corp. on Friday to build its high-tech, next-generation fighter jet, a contract that will be worth at least $200 billion, the largest in Defense Department history.
84-year-old veteran gives his last breath in Pentagon relief effort
WASHINGTON - On the last day of his life, 84-year-old Anthony Bai dressed in his best day clothes - a brand new gray flannel shirt and pressed jeans - slapped Aramis on his freshly shaved face and hugged his daughter goodbye.
Rescuers begin salvage in deadly Alpine tunnel fire
AIROLO, Switzerland (AP) - An icy wind blasted through twisted, charred metal in Europe's longest Alpine highway tunnel Friday as salvage workers penetrated the heart of the disaster that killed at least 11 people.
USDA technology designed to make meat industry safer
WASHINGTON (AP) - A new device developed by government scientists to detect microscopic bits of manure on beef carcasses could soon make meat safer. Manure contamination is a major cause of food poisonings.
Schools rate well in Eastern New Mexico
Most Eastern New Mexico schools met or exceeded state standards in the Department of Education 2001 Public School Ratings released Thursday.
Secret Service probes salmonella sent to Clinton
NEW YORK (AP) - The Secret Service is investigating two vials containing salmonella that were sent to former President Clinton's office in Harlem. The agency said there is no connection to the anthrax scares.
Mail employee has anthrax
WASHINGTON (AP) - An employee at the State Department's mail facility in suburban Virginia is hospitalized with anthrax, a spokesman announced Thursday, the latest jolting evidence of a spreading campaign of bioterrorism against the United States.
Tucumcari superintendent to retire
TUCUMCARI, N.M. - The superintendent of Tucumcari Municipal Schools will retire at the end of the school year and "go do some traveling," he said.
Hereford girls, Canyon boys triumph in 3-4A
The absence of injuries is often the key to success in high school sports. That proved to be the case in the District 3-4A championships at Buffalo Stadium Friday morning.
Bonham Middle School sweeps volleyball titles
Bonham Middle School swept both the seventh- and eighth-grade city volleyball championships with a pair of victories Friday night at Tascosa High School.
Soccer Brief: WT takes 1-0 win, grabs LSC title
WEATHERFORD, Okla. - Marcus Rullow's goal in the 24th minute Thursday gave West Texas A&M a 1-0 victory against host Southwestern Oklahoma State and the Lone Star Conference men's regular-season soccer title.
Top-ranked WT smothers Tarleton State
STEPHENVILLE - Top-ranked West Texas A&M University made quick work of Tarleton State in a Lone Star Conference volleyball match on Friday night.
Volleyball Brief: No. 1 Lady Buffs challenge Tarleton
STEPHENVILLE - Fresh off their first five-game match of the season, the top-ranked West Texas A&M volleyball team begins a two-match road swing tonight when it faces Tarleton State beginning at 7 p.m.
Soccer Brief: Lady Buffs look for win vs. East Central
ADA, Okla. - Unscored upon in conference play, the West Texas A&M Lady Buffs will attempt to clinch at least a share of the Lone Star Conference women's soccer title in a matchup against East Central beginning at 4 p.m. today.
WT women hold off East Central, record 11th shutout of season
ADA, Okla. - The West Texas A&M University women scored early and late as they shut out East Central 2-0 on Friday in Lone Star Conference soccer action.
Buff Box
Today: West Texas A&M (2-6) vs. East Central (4-3), 7 p.m., Kimbrough Stadium. Buffs games can be heard on KGNC 710-AM.
WT hoping drought ends against Tigers
The month of October has been a study in contrast for East Central and West Texas A&M University.
East Central sets sights on Buffs
After losing its first two games, and two of the first three, East Central is on the verge of its second-straight winning season.
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Gerald Ronson: behind the story
Property tycoon Gerald Ronson, 72, who has raised more than £100m for charity, has come under fire for his CBE – because of his conviction for false accounting 22 years ago. He was one of four convicted in the Guinness share-trading scandal over its takeover of Scottish company, Distillers. He was fined £5m and jailed for six months.In 2000, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that he did not receive a fair trial.
Mick Davis, chair of the Jewish Leadership Council, said: "Gerald remains a towering figure in communal life after half-a-century of leading from the front. It is right and proper for him to be honoured in this way." CST chief executive, Richard Benson, said: "CST regards this award to its chairman as a tribute both to his unwavering leadership, and to the countless charitable deeds and actions that Gerald performs for CST, our Jewish community and British society - exactly as he has done throughout his working life."

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If someone disagreed with me, my presumption was that they must not really understand my perspective. So, instead of attempting to listen and objectively evaluate their arguments, I focused on restating my case more clearly, confidently, and dogmatically. If I did not fully understand what they were saying I would often label and dismiss them instead of taking the time to fully evaluate their point of view.
Piper is free to have and express his opinion about Arminians and exegesis, but it would be helpful if he would at least reveal which Arminian Bible scholars he has read and found wanting and why. Instead his response was merely dismissive and ought not to be taken very seriously—unless one takes whatever Piper says seriously just because Piper says it.
The concept of love (particularly how God loves) is a bit different on Calvinism. On Calvinism God loves the elect. Jesus died and rose again, for the few elect. This means that by definition, God as described by the consistent Calvinist is not omnibenevolent. Of course, a Calvinist could redefine the word "love" as it relates to God and claim that it is "loving" for God to allow those he loves to go to hell when they simply could not choose otherwise. In fact, this is the approach that many Calvinists take.
Even the idea of believing refers to individuals since only individuals can exercise faith; I do not see anything in the passage that would indicate that this "all" is restricted to something like all people groups, including some who can be saved. I do not think the passage even hints that this "all" is different from "all" including each person previously spoken of as under sin; of which "there is no distinction." This understanding corresponds precisely with its usage before and in the following verses.


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