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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1999
Page
1
Detroit pitcher Brian Moehler blanked the Texas Rangers on three hits to earn his sixth career shutout. He had gone 0-5 in his prior six starts as Detroit won 1-0, lifting Moehler to a strong mound performance.
The Dixie Chicks leaped from birthday party gigs to major stardom in about two years, selling six million albums and sweeping major awards. Their meteoric ascent marks a defining early career stretch for the group and signals a lasting impact on the country music scene.
A hand painted sign hangs inside Tala Kennels and Game Birds near Lockney, reading I got a dog for my wife. It was a good trade, signaling the business focus on hunting dogs and related birds.
The jury in Dustin Camp's murder trial examined the boots Brian Deneke wore when he died. Six witnesses testified, three about alleged past run-ins with Deneke, while Camp did not testify. Officers Weathers and Stevenson recounted Deneke’s 1995 and 1994 arrests amid a loud roadway disturbance.
Amarillo police report underage drinking spans all city areas with younger offenders emerging. Canyon police note MIP citations rising from zero in 1985 to 183 in 1998 as officers enforce laws more strictly under Texas codes.
Youths discuss illegal drinking and its costs as Panhandle counties divide on alcohol. Authorities order violators to attend classes and public school programs emphasize discouraging underage drinking.
Canyon residents debated funding to keep a 24 hour Urgent Care Center open amid plans to raise hospital district taxes by about 33 percent. A survey by SACHD showed roughly 60 percent support 24 hour care even with higher taxes, while residents questioned Baptist St. Anthony's closure and requested an audit of the Urgent Care Center’s finances.
The murder inquiry into a former Panhandle resident ended with insufficient evidence of wrongdoing. The remains of Gene and Patsy Bristow, buried in their son in law’s yard, are stored in Santiago. The Bristows’ children struggle to raise funds to retrieve the bodies and face legal wrangling over custody and cremation costs.
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