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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2000
Page
1
Car shoppers move toward ownership as dealers offer a variety of rebates with more expected. Promotional incentives shift buying patterns, pressing consumers to act sooner to secure discounts and favorable financing terms.
A brisk market teaser prompts readers to take one final look before potential large gains. The brief notes a sense of urgency and invites action as investors weigh near term opportunities.
President-elect Bush plans to nominate retired General Colin Powell as his secretary of state today, signaling a strong Gulf War hero as his first Cabinet choice. Bush teased reporters during a photo session, noting Powell announcement but not confirming it yet. Other Republicans confirmed the selection and aides briefed members.
Lt. Gov. Rick Perry announced he will appoint Rep. Henry Cuellar of Laredo, a Democrat, as Texas secretary of state when Perry takes office. Cuellar will also serve as the governor’s senior adviser and liaison for border and Mexican affairs, highlighting ties with Mexico.
Perry touts Henry Cuellar as a believer in education and colonia needs while outlining policy for the lieutenant governor race. He also announces Geoffrey Conner as assistant secretary of state, Houston attorney Bill Jones as general counsel, and Robert Howden leading a state office.
Lt Col Rick Husband, 43, a former Amarillo resident and Amarillo High School alumnus, will command NASA's STS-107 mission aboard the shuttle Columbia in August. The 16 day flight will include osteoporosis and drug development experiments while he conducts mission leadership and crew training.
Jan 7 brings a 1 cent increase to first class stamps from 33 to 34 cents. Amarillo residents weighed delaying purchases against immediate use, with opinions ranging from beating lines to avoiding early payments and stocking up for Christmas gifts. Local quotes show varied attitudes toward prepayment and timing.
The U S Postal Service will raise the price of a first class letter to four cents, with other new rates to follow. Postage for holiday cards and packages stays the same this year. A resident says they will continue using 33 cent stamps and won’t spend more until necessary.
A pregnant single mother of three walks to work after selling her car to cover mounting bills with no support from the children’s father. The family needs clothing and warmth, and readers are asked to donate to the Empty Stocking Fund in Amarillo. Donations can be mailed, in person, or online with major credit cards.
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