12 Feb 2001
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2001
Page
1
Jim Fowler recalls Arrant’s year of service on the City Church housing program for single or unwed mothers. Arrant returned to volunteer one day after hospitalization, exemplifying commitment. Nominate a volunteer at amarillo.com/volunteer by filling out the form.
The Marine Corps top general says he will reserve judgment on the V-22 Osprey, open to abandoning the aircraft if it proves too fragile for combat. He notes ongoing tests and potential setbacks, stressing safety and mission readiness as key factors in any final decision.
Today's Amarillo Daily News highlights teen pop stars who sing and dance, earning millions and dominating radio play. The brief notes their immense popularity and the continuing commercial success of youth acts.
Ta Vila reports partly sunny today with a high in the mid 50s. Tonight remains partly cloudy with a low near 35. Tuesday will be cloudy with a high around 60. The note mentions using recycled newsprint.
Honolulu crowds closely watch the ongoing rescue for nine crew members students and teachers lost when the Ehime Maru was struck by the USS Greeneville. Coast Guard officials say weather is favorable and the search will continue beyond Monday afternoon. Twenty six survivors are safe while Navy and NTSB investigate the cause.
Conservatives push for tying welfare reform to promoting marriage arguing two parent families reduce poverty. House Ways and Means subcommittee chair says data show kids thrive with two parents and hearings will explore aligning welfare law with pro marriage goals while liberals weigh compelled spending and program experiments.
President Bush through Defense Secretary Rumsfeld prioritizes quality of life for service members as the armed services review starts. He warns sagging morale endangers national defense and plans a campaign visit to Georgia Army base to underscore the issue.
Bob Izzard recounts rescue and sheltering by French civilians during 1944 in Lillebonne and St Mere Eglise. He will visit Josie Petit, daughter of Gisel and Yvonne Petit, whose family aided him and helped him cross the Seine. He recalls Yvette Hamel's courage and the troops’ gratitude as they flew 142 missions post rescue.
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