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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2000
Page
1
Researchers report a cloned pig as a new resident of a farm setting. They say the animal could advance studies on growing human organs such as hearts livers and kidneys to address shortages in transplant medicine.
Motley Fool weighs options for homeowners considering selling shares to reduce mortgage debt. Examines tax implications, market risk, and alternative strategies before deciding whether liquidating investments is optimal.
Tiger Woods and Scott Dunlap shot 66 to lead the PGA Championship after round one as darkness halted play with 18 golfers unfinished. Weather shows 40 percent showers today with a high near 86 and a low near 64. Saturday forecast partly cloudy with a high near 88.
Los Angeles Democratic nominee Al Gore pledged a better, fairer, prosperous America in a climactic convention speech. He acknowledged his imperfections, accepted the nomination, and announced plans to campaign early with running mate Joseph Lieberman, aiming to connect with working families and look to the future.
Former Vice President Al Gore addressed a rally admitting faults and presenting himself as a new, independent reformer. He argued the presidency is a daily duty to do hard things and pursue the hard right over the easy wrong, aiming to define his own image beyond Clinton.
Amarillo area districts earned no unacceptable ratings for the second year in a row as TEA released accountability results based on TAKS scores, dropout rates and attendance. AISD posted an overall academically acceptable rating with 13 exemplary, 16 recognized and 20 acceptable campuses, while历 the district notes progress in increasing exemplary schools since 1993.
Franklin Graham festival week opens with dedication service as Ross Rhoads urges Christians to let their lights shine. crowds of several thousand hear praise music by Dennis Agajanian and reflect on faith influence during the Texas Panhandle event.
The festival runs with free admission but nightly offerings. Bill Daniel reports over 85 percent of the budget received with more to come while Bob Sanders notes the festival’s origins. More than 180 churches participate and organizers expect 15 000 to 20 000 attendees per night.
Col. Paul W. Tibbets Jr spoke at the Pampa Army Airfield Reunion about dawn at Tinian when Enola Gay departed for Hiroshima. He described the bright lights and crowd proximity before the 1945 mission code named Little Boy, ordered by President Truman.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Ilya Klebanov cited a terrifying hole on the Kursk starboard side as new underwater film suggests an explosion wrecked the submarine and sent it to the Barents Sea floor within seconds. The Kursk, 354 feet down, trapped 118 crew members in the damaged forward section, with Britain and Norway unable to reach the site until the weekend. American officials noted two explosions at the time, the second larger than the first, as rescue efforts continued with little progress.
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