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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 2000
Page
2
The Water Smart Program records daily water use to determine irrigation timing. After applying 1 inch of water, follow usage figures each day until the total reaches 1, signaling when to water again. Data shows figures up to 4 p.m. Sunday and mentions monthly totals and weather updates from a national source.
Tony Derda warns of a dangerous cold spell with brisk north winds and below zero wind chills. Cloudy skies bring a chance of light snow keeping conditions blustery and raw through Tuesday.
Prime Minister Ehud Barak resigns to seek reelection and Benjamin Netanyahu declares his candidacy, urging Parliament to pass laws to allow a running mate for prime minister. A February special election is set, replacing earlier plans for general elections next spring. Barak remains PM until the vote and Labor nominates him anew. Continued Israeli Palestinian violence, over 300 dead, boosts right-wing support.
In Senate and Supreme Court briefs filed Sunday the Gore and Bush camps argued over counting ballots. Gore contends voters have right to have ballots counted and Bush warns continuation of recount risks controversy and mistrust. A Florida court and Daschle weigh impact on legitimacy and possible rival elector slates.
The piece notes Baker urging focus beyond the election and a real effort to move past it once a decision is made. McConnell stresses civility from Congress members not aligned with final outcomes. Torricelli urges the loser to join the winner promptly in shaping the outcome, while warning that bipartisanship promises seldom alter Washington dynamics. A church sermon reflects national turmoil and a call for unity.
In Norman Oklahoma two people died when a twin engine light aircraft crashed while attempting to land at Max Heimer Airport in dense fog. The craft slammed into the ground at dawn during final approach, according to the FAA Operations Center in Fort Worth.
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