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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1999

Page

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Pippen to Rockets Expected After Lockout Ends

Three NBA sources tell The Associated Press that Scottie Pippen will be traded from the Chicago Bulls to the Houston Rockets as soon as the NBA lockout ends later this week.

Scottie Pippen Chicago Bulls Houston Rockets NBA Associated Press

Trucks and cars speed limits proposed across Texas highways

Rep. Carl Isett proposes a bill allowing trucks to travel at the same speed as cars on rural Texas interstates and highways. The measure aims to harmonize speeds, citing efficiency and traffic flow, while opponents warn of safety concerns and heavier truck dynamics on rural routes.

Texas Carl Isett Rubbock States

Weather outlook: Partly cloudy with mild winds and temps

The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with 10 to 20 mph winds. A high near 72 degrees and a low around 36 degrees are expected. The page also notes sections for InTouch Lifestyles Movies Obituaries Opinions and recycled newsprint.

Clinton Impeachment Trial Faces Possible Witnesses

Senate Democrats warned witnesses may be inevitable in President Clinton's impeachment trial and that live testimony could strip the chamber of control. Sen. Tom Daschle said a GOP win to call Lewinsky could extend the process, while Republicans urged restraint as opening defenses begin and the State of the Union address airs.

Washington Senate Clinton Monica Lewinsky Tom Daschle South Dakota Jon Kyl Arizona Daschle White House House Charles F.C. Ruff Proto

Black voices tie stake in Clinton impeachment to civil rights

As Martin Luther King Jr Day events unfold, black leaders and editors say President Clinton’s impeachment threatens progress in civil rights. They credit Clinton with appointing black officials and advancing equality, arguing removal would derail the era of gains many see as linked to Dr. King’s legacy. Rev. Jesse Jackson, at a Chicago King breakfast, says Dr. King would oppose the impeachment process.

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Oil producers rally near Texas Capitol

About 400 oil field workers and producers gathered near the Texas Capitol with bands and banners to urge action on the oil price crisis. Clayton Williams blamed the drop from $18.20 to $8.60 per barrel for December, warning of potential tax hikes and service curtailments if conditions don’t improve.

Austin Texas Midland Clayton Williams Bobby Burns George W. Bush West Texas Burns Warren Chisum R-Pampa Tom

Generals to warn Serbia over Kosovo commitments plan

Two NATO leaders plan to warn Slobodan Milosevic that NATO may strike Yugoslavia if he does not honor Kosovo Albanians commitments from three months earlier. Gen Wesley Clark and Gen Klaus Naumann will demand Belgrade punish those responsible for last Friday's massacre.

Washington NATO Slobodan Milosevic Kosovo Belgrade William Walker State Department James P. Rubin Milosevic Wesley Clark Europe Klaus Naumann Rubin Walker

Bush family not positive on presidency

Gov George W. Bush said his wife Laura and his twin daughters are not eager for him to run for president in 2000. He noted Laura does not want the family embroiled in national politics and his daughters would not welcome the glare. He added they will support him regardless of his decision and will love him either way. The remarks came after he spoke at a Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration. He is to be inaugurated today for a second four year term.

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