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09 Apr 2001
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Amarillo Daily News in Amarillo, Texas
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2001
Page
1
Volunteer of the Day features Vicki Wagner at BSA Hospice
Vicki Wagner volunteers at BSA Hospice helping patients and families. She cites personal experience with her mother and mother-in-law in hospice as inspiration to give back the loving support she received. Nominate someone at amarillo.com/volunteer through Northwest Texas Healthcare System.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicki Wagner
BSA
Wagner
Amarillo
Mix It Up Wardrobe by Julianna Collezione
A fashion feature promotes mix-and-match styling as a woman’s best wardrobe weapon. The Julianna Collezione offers seven distinct style groups suitable for patio parties and formal weddings.
The New Jerry Seinfeld in Amarillo Daily News
A fragmentary note in Tuesdays Amarillo Daily News likens a comedian to Jerry Seinfeld, describing a newer version with pricier suits and shorter hair as fame and wealth seemingly not altering him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Seinfeld
Amarillo Daily News
Weather Outlook: Sunny With Pleasant High Near 80
Today will be mostly sunny with a high near 80. Tonight turns partly cloudy and cooler, dipping to around 45. Tuesday brings a 30 percent chance of storms and possible showers.
U.S. presses for quick end to China standoff over spy plane
Washington officials urge rapid resolution as standoff over the detained U S crew of a downed spy plane enters its second week. Among the 24 Americans is Pampa native Lt. Richard Payne. Congress warns delays could trigger a trade fight and affect Taiwan arms sales. China demands blame and calls for end to surveillance flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pampa
Capitol Hill
Congress
U.S
Taiwan
China
Standoff Over China U.S. Tensions Persist Amid Mixed Feelings
The amid tension over the collision of aircraft, Secretary Powell offered a cautious apology while stressing no general US apology. Cheney and Rice warned extended standoff risks harming long term relations, as talks seek resolution amid anger and admiration from Chinese students. Tiger Woods wins Masters dynasty noted with sports reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Powell
United States
Powell
Dick Cheney
Condoleezza Rice
Cheney
NBC
Fed banking on savings to revitalize economy
The Fed lowers rates to spur spending as savers refinance and buy. Retiree Alton Bradford reports lower mortgage payments and plans to spend, while Larry Southward purchases a Chrysler Sebring aided by cheap financing. The Mortgage Bankers Association forecasts 2001 as a high year for refinancing amid three rate cuts totaling one percentage point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed
Washington
Alton Bradford
Bradford
Rockville
Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Federal Reserve
Larry Southward
Chrysler Sebring
Quinton
Southward
Rockville, Md
City considers tighter control of rights of way for utilities
At a City Commission meeting officials plan to amend an ordinance governing use of the city rights of way by utility, telecom, and cable companies. The update responds to deregulation by federal and state authorities. Proposed changes include provider registration proof of insurance and bonds construction permits for new projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
JD Smith Jr
Texas lawmakers weigh personal income tax option
Texas lawmakers debate a possible personal income tax to fund health insurance for teachers, Medicaid reforms, and prison guard pay raises as the state faces a stretched revenue base. Sen. Eliot Shapleigh predicts political risk, while Rep. Glen Maxey files an income tax bill targeting the top 20 percent of earners to ease the tilt in tax fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Sen
Eliot
Bullock
Jan
Bill Ratliff
Ratliff
Mount Pleasant
Comptroller’s
Shapleigh
Foundation of Texas
Texas’ Transportation Department
Glen Maxey
Maxey
D-Austin
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