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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2000
Page
1
Two highly anticipated films arrive in November. Charlie's Angels leads the lineup alongside Jim Carrey starring Dr Seuss How the Grinch Stole Christmas. The year’s solid November slate promises big box office.
A compact row notes faith in sports amid modern education shifts. The Amarillo Daily News page hints at weather with a high near 95 degrees and clear to partly cloudy skies tonight. It references sections like Obituaries Opinions and the Sports and Weather pages.
A federal judge ruled Texas has failed to adequately care for about 1.5 million low income children in Medicaid, failing to provide dental care, regular check ups, transportation, and information on services. The decision, tied to a 1996 consent decree, orders Texas to fix the program by October and spurs political debate in the 2000 race.
Eastern New Mexico photographer D A Black installs more than two dozen landscape photographs onto mosaic tiles for the Curry County Courthouse hallways. The project, titled Odyssey, captures scenes from the region including wildflowers sunsets balloons and pueblos.
President Clinton announced a 1.3 billion aid package in Cartagena to help Colombia defeat drug traffickers without risking U S military involvement. He and Colombian President Pastrana pledged no foreign military intervention as bomb threats underscored ongoing violence. The trip included bipartisan support led by House Speaker Hastert with a large delegation, and Chelsea Clinton accompanied them.
West Texas A M University presence in Canyon is praised for boosting local business. With 6,300 students, 654 full time and about 150 part time staff and a 68 million dollar budget, WT spurs new accounts, housing demand, and consumer activity for banks, stores, and services. Local leaders cite wealth, occupancy, and part time employment tied to WT as the town’s main economic driver.
Egyptian tycoon Mohamed al Fayed says he will sue about a half dozen U S agencies to seek new information on the 1997 deaths of his son Dodi and Princess Diana. He repeats claims of a U S role in suppressing details of a British intelligence plot to kill them.
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