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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1999
Page
1
President Gerald Ford prepares to declare the State of the Union better in his annual address on the eve of the 1976 fiscal year. The historic front page highlights the president’s message and national outlook.
The Atlanta Falcons advance to the Super Bowl after an overtime win over Denver? The team's playoff victory comes by a decisive field goal, securing a dramatic trip to the championship game.
The Amarillo Globe News tours streets renamed to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. from Athens to Jacksonville and Baldwin, noting parkways and streets renamed in 1992 and 1993, residents recalling mixed feelings, and ongoing calls for more prominent King streets and beautification.
In January schools and federal offices observe King Day. Beverly Shorten of South Georgia Elementary shares a first hand view of the civil rights era with students. She uses coloring books puzzles films and reading to show how King promoted nonviolent change.
Alice Grisham once a homeroom mother and volunteer, becomes a homeless single parent of three after her 11 year marriage ends. Sheltered at the Downtown Woman's Center, she now works with the Christian Campaign on Homelessness to raise awareness and secure aid, aiming for education funds through a national service program.
Senators sparred over calling witnesses in President Clinton's impeachment trial as Democrats vowed to present their own witnesses including Kenneth Starr and Linda Tripp. White House lawyers defended the president arguing the alleged lies do not warrant removal, while the trial resumes with votes planned on motions and witness access.
President Clinton continues rehearsals for the State of the Union in the White House theater with about 20 aides present. He tightens a lengthy draft while aides describe ongoing trimming and page removal. Senate Republicans vow a civil reception, with lawmakers planning to attend and applaud despite impeachment tensions.
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