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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1999
Page
1
A warning about stock and collectible investing stresses that sellers may not prioritize buyers interests. It highlights risk in Internet stocks and Beanie Babies, urging due diligence and skepticism when evaluating offers.
TSS Mark Chesnutt and three other singers bring a country music show to the Amarillo Civic Center tonight. The Texas Tech Lady Raiders, ranked No. 10, rallied from a 12 point deficit to beat Oklahoma 89 to 87 in Big 12 play while an injury depleted Tech team fell 68 to 47 at Texas A&M.
Snow likely to bring 4 to 6 inches of snow with a high near 32 and a low around 21. The forecast emphasizes wintry conditions for the region and urges caution for travelers.
Pope John Paul II urged moral responsibility in power during his six day Americas visit. He told Americans to model a free just humane society and addressed more than 100000 worshippers in Missouri state before leaving for Rome. The pontiff later walked with Vice President Gore at Lambert Airport as he prepared to depart.
Washington The Senate blocked dismissal of the impeachment case and voted for new testimony from Monica Lewinsky and two other witnesses. Republicans 55 joined by one Democrat Feingold, far from the 67 needed for conviction. Leaders Daschle and Lott sought a bipartisan timetable and possible videotaped depositions by Lewinsky Vernon Jordan and Sidney Blumenthal.
The vote was unanimous that Clinton's alleged wrongs were not impeachable offenses. Senator Byron Dorgan of North Dakota said conduct was reprehensible but not constitutional grounds for removal. White House lawyers warned witnesses would delay and require review of documents not yet provided to the president's team.
Senate Republicans draft a resolution to express disapproval of President Clinton’s conduct while stopping short of removal or guilty findings. Democrats led by Dianne Feinstein pursue a separate effort to voice the Senate’s concern over misconduct without endorsing harsher charges.
Governor George W. Bush pressed legislators to use the national spotlight on Texas to show that limited government and bipartisanship can work. He backed a $2 billion property tax cut and about $1.6 billion in new public education funding, arguing schools should be the state's No. 1 priority while tax relief follows. Senate members warned the goal is challenging, with education needing primacy but finances uncertain.
Ronald D. Sanders was found guilty of intoxication manslaughter in the August 1997 death of Kami Michelle Minick by Gray County jurors after less than two hours of deliberation. He received a 15 year prison term and a $10,000 fine, with the defense noting the jury’s verdict and seeking sentence details. District Attorney Joan Mann and Minick family could not be reached for comment.
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