Winning Quitters and New Year Resolutions Mentioned
The American Cancer Society offers a Stop Now Here’s How kit to aid quitting smoking as a popular New Year’s resolution. A catchy refrain from the song 1999 may echo as a motivational cue this year. See the Tuesday Daily News.
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American Cancer Society
Tuesday Daily News
Amarillo Lotto Texas winner nets $22 million
An elderly Amarillo man won $22 million in Lotto Texas with a ticket purchased at Albertson's 2200 S Bell St. The store could only confirm the ticket sale and awaits corporate approval to reveal details. The numbers drawn were 8 10 22 24 27 36, with claim procedures and timelines outlined by the Texas Lottery Commission.
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Amarillo
Texas Lottery
Albertson's
S. Bell St
Mike Alexander
Albertson
Boise
Idaho
Janie Taylor
Texas Lottery Commission
Austin
Taylor
Ne Lottery Commission
Marvin J
Butch
Luene Lane
History of front pages and changing newspaper design
A retrospective look at how front pages evolved from all capital headlines and simple reports to bold large typography and images. It notes early Texas Panhandle papers, major events like the Titanic disaster, Prohibition era headlines, and shifts in typography, color, and layout shaping reader interest.
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Times
Oprah Winfrey
Mark McGwire
Amarillo Globe-News
Daily News
Globe-Times
Globe-News
Dave Wohlfarth
West Texas A&m — University
Wohlfarth
Wobilfarth
Woblfarth
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Daily Panhandle
Chicago digs out after biggest snowstorm in 30 years
Chicago and the Midwest faced a deep snowstorm with about 22 inches piling up from Chicago to northern Indiana. Officials reported 36 deaths, schools closed, and renewed efforts to de-ice planes as Chicago crews used over 700 snow-fighting pieces to reopen streets amid political critiques from U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush and Mayor Daley.
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Chicago
Lake Shore Drive
Chico
Terry Levin
U.S
Bobby Rush
Richard Daley
Daley
Pullman
Midwest
Canyon considers police expansion and library move in 1998 plan
Canyon officials outline adding two police officers in 1998 and two more in the 1999 2000 budget cycle. They seek space in the Civic Complex and a stand alone library building amid ongoing undecided building plans and potential bond elections. The Library Council will advise the City Commission as donors and volunteers assist with funding.
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Canyon
Canyon Square
Bobby Griffin
Griffin
Courtney Sharp
Sharp
Bob Jones
Canyon Resi
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Iris Lawrence
Potter County
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Colebrine
Tammy Webber
Ice Associated Press
Ron Page
Canyon’s ’98 News
Herman Guetersloh
Year IN Review
Harry Haines
Dave Corley
Mike King
J. Pat Stephens
Mike Stephens
Kelle Hall
Sharon Brown
Laurie McAfee
Natrelle Long
Dale Pulliam
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