Clinton faces executive privilege clash in Lewinsky case
President Clinton abandons executive privilege claims as Starr probes possible lies about Lewinsky. Justice notes case under seal while Starr seeks testimony from aides Bruce Lindsey and Sidney Blumenthal. White House argues Lindsey’s testimony is privileged. Blumenthal questioned on sources of derogatory leaks.
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AISD weighs tax hike amid shrinking state aid and rising costs
district officials say tax increases are not the main driver as AISD receives less state funding while property values rise. 1997 saw a 12 cent levy increase and officials expect a possible 12.55 cent hike with funds from a dwindling fund balance. Superintendent Bob Moore notes expense controls. district anticipates savings drop to 25 million by 2002, about one fifth of current operating costs.
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Heatwave Expected As Temperatures Near Century Mark
Temperatures across the region are forecast to reach mid 90s to over 100 today with a cool spell possible Thursday bringing highs in the 80s for several days. Childress Mayor Pat Steed warns of risks to people and animals. Sheriff Overstreet urges caution and heat safety, especially not leaving children in cars. Guyman businessman Paul Hitch notes heat impacts cattle and hog performance but not long as temps do not stay above 100.
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Heat’s prolonged grip hits wheat as temps soar across region
agribusinessman Jack Freeman of Texhoma notes low humidity limits heat impact on cattle but warns heat hurts wheat ripening. He expects dryland wheat combines next week. NWS tallies show temps around 100s across towns from Clarendon to Canyon and into Oklahoma with highs near 102.
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Amarillo family recounts arson attack and resilience
Debbie Camp recalls a mysterious orange glow and a front yard fire set intentionally at their Amarillo home in December. Neighbors helped extinguish flames before the house could burn, but the family faces ongoing fear and isolation, leaning on church and friends while hopeful for healing.
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Globe-News Corrects Stratford Location Error
The correction notes Stratford is 83 miles north of Amarillo, correcting Monday's Focal Point report. The Globe-News regrets the error and provides the accurate distance.
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California court rules against hidden camera intrusion
California Supreme Court ruled that reporters using hidden cameras or clandestine surveillance can be sued for invasion of privacy. The 5-2 decision said the state may not force media to publish but the media may not unlawfully spy on people in the name of news gathering. The ruling allowed a suit against a CBS owned production company linked to victims who said conversations and treatment were broadcast.
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