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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 2000

Page

4

Loop 335 Extension Plans Face Public Backlash

TxDOT proposed extending Loop 335 west toward Helium Road to create a controlled access bypass south of Interstate 40. A public process with meetings at Randall High School seeks resident and business input, including a possible no build option before final alignment next year.

Texas Department of Transportation Soney Road Txdot Randall High School Soney Interstate 40 Helium Road Mark Tomlinson Amarillo Lubbock Loop

Fox opens border debate amid Mexican U.S. trade push

Newly elected Mexican president Vicente Fox urges border opening to boost trade and jobs, while U S senator Kay Bailey Hutchison endorses Bush’s plan to separate INS and Border Patrol roles. Hutchison promotes stronger border security alongside Mexico’s education reform and work-permit distribution. Hutchison argues for a secure, distinct border policy that accommodates Fox’s reforms.

Vicente Fox United States GOP George W. Bush Immigration and Naturalization Service U.S. Border Patrol Bush Texas U.S Kay Bailey Hutchison Amarillo Hutchison Fox INS Border Patrol Mexico U.s.-Mexican

Editorial page notes on opinions and bylines

The Amarillo Daily News declares that editorials reflect the editorial board while columns by local and syndicated writers express individual opinions not necessarily shared by the board. The notice distinguishes between editorial content and syndicated or local columnists.

Amarillo Daily News Colum Nists

Verse of the Day Statement on National Identity

A quotation notes that those who utter such words seek a country of their own, reflecting on expressed nationalist sentiments and the implications for belonging and loyalty within a broader society.

Gov Bush frets over numbers as media hounds him in Austin

A candid backstage exchange shows Governor Bush fretting about tax cut figures and a tricky media climate. He jokes about mispronunciations while aides advise sticking to heart over detail. The dialogue hints at campaign strategy to frame taxes as the central issue.

Austin Clinton Gore

Gore victory seems assured as Fed holds rates steady

Washington notes that the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee, chaired by Alan Greenspan, kept rates unchanged, removing a major economic hurdle for Albert Gore. The piece argues history shows incumbents lose mainly when the economy stalls, and contends Gore’s path to the White House is effectively secured.

Washington Albert Gore Federal Reserve Open Market Committee Fed Alan Greenspan Nixon Ford Gore

Campaign Finance Reform and Gore in Clinton Era

Paul Greenberg critiques Janet Reno and the handling of campaign finance matters involving Al Gore. He accuses officials of bias and evasive definitions while arguing trust and truth erode in a Democratic-dominated political climate.

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