Saddam Hussein vows retaliation against United States
Iraqi President Saddam Hussein declares revenge for deaths and threatens to strike back, saying blood shed by his people must not be in vain and warning of consequences for U.S. actions.
27 Jan 1999
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1999
Page
1
Iraqi President Saddam Hussein declares revenge for deaths and threatens to strike back, saying blood shed by his people must not be in vain and warning of consequences for U.S. actions.
Intermission marks a Thursday event at the Amarillo Civic Center featuring Mark Chesnutt and three other country singers as part of the Crown Royal Untamed and True 2 tour.
House prosecutors urged the Senate to issue subpoenas for three witnesses Monica Lewinsky Vernon Jordan and Sidney Blumenthal and to compel President Clinton to testify under oath as debate continued behind closed doors. White House says Clinton will not submit to questioning.
Legislation filed by Sen. Royce West and Sen. Teel Bivins would require a six month intermediate license for 16 to 18 year olds. An adult 21 plus must ride in the front seat 11 PM to 5 AM during the phase. An instruction permit holder must be accompanied by a licensed driver 21 or older. Exemptions exist for work travel.
Amarillo commissioners approve naming the future Wild Horse Lake park Dr Martin Luther King Jr Park a 10 acre site with paths benches and picnic tables construction set to start mid March and finish in June. They also advance a reinvestment zone to aid a Bell Helicopter Textron plant expected to create about 1200 jobs near Amarillo International Airport and bolster tilt rotor aircraft development. Fire Department plans to replace Fire Station No 7 and add two two company stations proposing four two company stations and upgraded training facilities.
President Clinton greets Pope John Paul II in an overheated St. Louis hangar guiding the pontiff with a steady hand. The pope urged Americans to open their hearts to the world’s less fortunate while noting a parallel to past struggles against slavery and racism.
Senate and House measures by Sen. Robert Duncan and Rep. Carl Isett would require an election to dissolve a 4B economic development corporation and repeal its sales taxes. Critics say current law lets 4B taxes fund arenas and parks but gives no voter path to dissolve the entity. The bill would empower voters with a petition from 10 percent to trigger dissolution.
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