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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2000
Page
1
The Daly Burkeville Mustangs face a winner take all showdown for the Class 1A state football championship. A high stakes matchup concludes a season of regional battles with the state crown on the line.
Business columnist Archie Richards analyzes capital gains rules affecting mutual funds that posted losses. He explains how investors can navigate tax timing, wash sale concerns, and potential write offs, offering practical guidance for year end portfolios.
Our Lady of Guadalupe is another name for Mary mother of Jesus affecting millions in Texas Mexico and the southwest United States as reported in the Amarillo Sunday News Globe.
Amarillo Daily News and Globe-Times announce a joint Christmas Day edition. Circulation inquiries should be directed to the 376-5881 contact number.
Partly sunny today with a high in the lower 50s. Tonight, partly cloudy with a low around the 20s. Sunday brings a high in the lower 40s. The text mentions recycled newsprint.
President Clinton pardoned 59 others and freed three federal prisoners in a Christmas clemency round. Among the pardons was Dan Rostenkowski, former Democratic chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee from Illinois, along with Archie Schaffer III and NASCAR team owner Rick Hendrick II. Several recipients faced drug, tax, and fraud charges, while three were commuted to time served. Rostenkowski’s pardon came as a surprise.
Ray Bell, longtime game officer who saved Smokey Bear after a 1950 forest fire, died at 89 in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico. Bell flew the cub to Santa Fe for treatment and cared for him at home before Smokey became a national symbol. He promoted forest preservation and supported the Smokey Bear Museum in Capitan.
Mrs. H survived a head gunshot but remains disabled and struggles with sleep, concentration, and depression. She lives on limited support, caring for a child and grandson, and needs clothes, shoes, and linens. Donations to the Empty Stocking Fund aid her family with in person, mail, or online options.
Texas air travel leaders say aviation is vital to Panhandle and South Plains prosperity. Amarillo seeks more eastbound service and direct flights to Austin El Paso San Antonio and Oklahoma City while Lubbock eyes Denver and Phoenix. Officials caution no new plans yet but keep options open.
On his first full day as governor Rick Perry announced an ethics policy requiring senior staff to disclose personal finances and meet high standards while prohibiting lobbying his office during the legislative session after departure. The policy also bars hiring spouses of lobbyists and prohibits campaign contributions from state staff. Perry named key staff including Barry McBee, Dealey Decherd Herndon, Patricia Shipton, and Robert Howden and said disclose policies will be in effect under his term.
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