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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 2000

Page

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West Texas A&M Women Lose Scholarship Appeals

Ules appeals denied as West Texas A M women basketball team loses scholarship appeals. Tamica Talley’s appeal to be heard next week. Bush faith remarks highlighted with roundings Texas Sounds and Symbols TV program premiers at 7 p.m. Sunday and transfers Amarillo Symphony’s 75th anniversary signature piece to the screen.

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Motley Fool guidance on stock sale versus mortgage payoff

The Amarillo Daily News teases a Motley Fool discussion about whether to sell stock to pay down a mortgage. The weather forecast for Friday calls for a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms with a high near 90 and a low tonight near 62, followed by mid-80s Friday and a 20 chance of rain.

Amarillo Daily News

Russians Seek Western Help as Kursk Rescue Drags On

Western help for Russians might arrive too late as divers race the currents to reach the Kursk submarine. A Norwegian ship and a British mini-sub head toward the Barents Sea site, but rescue teams face days of travel and failing light, heat, and air as Russia later requested Britain and Norway send aid after initial reluctance.

Moscow Russia Kursk Barents Sea Britain Norway Vladimir Putin

Submarine rescue gear ferried to Trondheim port

A 15 person team loaded the SR5 mini sub onto a red Norwegian ship in Trondheim 280 miles north of Oslo. The craft can carry 16 and may connect to Kursk hatch but match unclear. Western help dynamics cited as Russia’s stance remains cautious while Britain and Norway justify ship choice.

SAS Trondheim Oslo Kursk

Gore Lieberman campaign at Democratic National Convention

In Los Angeles vice presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman urged Americans to elect Al Gore, calling him a man of vision and values who would extend prosperity. He spoke as delegates rolled call names to formalize Gore’s nomination for the fall campaign against Bush and Cheney. The hall erupted in cheers to a high techno beat.

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Lieberman takes stage with Gore as nomination heats up

At the convention Lieberman, Gore's surprise running mate choice, appeared with Karenna Gore as her father neared nomination. Delegates cheered as signs bore Lieberman, and a pledge to go to the White House followed.

Lieberman Gore Joe White House

Strongest of six earthquakes hits Amarillo

Amarillo was shaken by the strongest of six quakes in two weeks, with a preliminary magnitude of 3.9. The 8:08 p.m. tremor was felt from Canyon to White Deer, though officials reported no serious damage. Seismologist Brian Lassige of the USGS warned effects vary by location.

Amarillo Canyon White Deer Brian Lassige U.S. Geological Survey National

Festival 2000 organizers plan provisions for the disabled

Festival 2000 director Sherman Barnette says provisions for wheelchair users and the hearing impaired are being expanded with ADA compliant space and special seating. Ushered accessibility staff will assist arrivals. interpreters and captioning will serve about 600 deaf residents in Amarillo. Initial 100 seats reserved for the hearing impaired with potential adjustments.

Sherman Barnette Barnette Amarillo Panhandle Council For the Deaf Mark Starkie

Festival 2000 Franklin Graham takes helm of festival

Franklin Graham prepares to assume leadership of his father’s organization as Festival 2000 returns to Amarillo Panhandle with organizers predicting 20000 attendees each night. More than 8600 volunteers assist. Kidz Fest on Saturday features transportation and seating for all children while concessions offer nachos only. The event is free with love offerings and sign language captioning provided.

Franklin Graham Father's the Panhandle Amarillo Globe-News Billy Graham Christ

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