The Man Who Sold Hot Dogs Moral Reissued
A late era fable about a hot dog vendor who ignores warnings of a "low mood" and lowers orders after his son’s advice. The tale contrasts youthful media input with practical business, highlighting how optimism and mistakes shape success.
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High School Sniper Kills 3 In Olean
A 17 year old Olean High School senior identified as Anthony Barbaro shot and killed three people and wounded six others from a third floor position during a holiday closure. He was captured after police ringed the building with six officers and an armored National Guard vehicle. The dead included a gas company employee a civilian driver and a school custodian. Firemen were among the wounded by gunfire and glass. Police recovered rifles and described a smoke filled scene with tear gas used during the raid.
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Carry Wright
Snowy Panhandle brings up to three inch accumulations
Snow and drizzle aided winter wheat and created hazardous driving conditions across the Amarillo area. By evening, Hansford County reported three inches on the ground, with Dalhart Stratford Perryton Dumas and Borger showing one to two inches. Ice formed on roads as freezing drizzle fell in Amarillo and New Mexico reported varying snowfall. The National Weather Service noted ongoing snow from Clayton New Mexico to nearby towns.
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Terrorist Band Frees Hostages in Nicaragua Siege
In a 60 hour standoff in a Managua home, a terrorist group released Nicaragua's foreign minister and other hostages. They flew to Cuba with sympathizers as the government freed detainees from jails. The crisis involved threats to execute hostages if demands, including a 5 million dollar ransom, were unmet.
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Anastasio Somoza
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Light Snow and Freezing Rain
Forecasts show mostly cloudy conditions today and Wednesday with occasional light freezing rain and snow ending tonight. Snow accumulations of 1 to 3 inches may create hazardous driving. highs near 38, lows around 18. North winds 12 to 22 mph. chances of precipitation 30 percent today dropping to 20 percent tonight.
Jail Siege Tops Year’s Area Crime Survey
A year’s crime survey highlights a major jail siege incident as the region’s top crime event. The report records high tension and significant law enforcement response across multiple jurisdictions. Other items note a city murder case with a $25,000 bond set, underscoring ongoing prosecution and community impact.
Jury Deliberations Begin in Watergate Cover-Up Trial
Jurors in the Watergate cover-up case began final deliberations amid Judge John Sirica's admonition to rely on courtroom evidence. The panel of nine women and three men, including foreman Joan Hoffar, viewed testimony and requested key documents as they weigh charges against five defendants tied to the 1972 DNC break-in and Nixon as an unindicted co conspirator. The trial has featured more than 80 witnesses and 30 tapes from the Nixon era.
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Empty Stocking Fund Donations Continue into New Year
The Empty Stocking Fund still receives donations from across the area as the year ends, aiming to brighten the new year for numerous individuals and families.
New Year Combined Edition Planned for Amarillo Papers
In observance of the New Year, the Amarillo Daily News and Amarillo Globe-Times will publish a combined Wednesday edition delivered to daily and Sunday subscribers. The Sunday paper carrier will deliver, with no afternoon delivery. Circulation opens until 9 a.m. Dial 376-5881 for circulation inquiries. The main switchboard will be closed.
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Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Globe-Times
Weldon Baskin
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