Front Brings Cool Patch to Guymon and Oklahoma Panhandle
Construction crews in Guymon Oklahoma felt relief as a cold front lowered Panhandle temperatures from the 90s and 100s. Readings fell to the 50s and 52 by early afternoon as residents dressed in jackets and long sleeves amid a north wind and dreary skies.
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Guymon
Okla
Oklahoma Panhandle
Altus
Dwight Dennis
Dennis
Oklahoma
Amarillo
National Weather Service
NWS
Joan Wayman
First National Bank of Hooker
Oklo
Panhandle
Wayman
Cindi January
Farr Better Feeds
Amarillo Opera's Mike Tatar performs at High Noon on the Square
Mike Tatar of the Amarillo Opera performs a lawn concert on Wednesday on the Taylor Street lawn between Fifth and Sixth avenues at the old Potter County Courthouse. Center City of Amarillo sponsors the outdoor event.
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Mike Tatar
The
Amarillo Opera
Taylor Street
Center City
Amarillo
Lewinsky team moves fast in bid for immunity deal
The Lewinsky defense team has quickly reached out to prosecutors seeking discussions on a possible immunity agreement. Sources say talks are advancing but not yet formal negotiations, with Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr closely tied to the new lawyers Plato Cacheris and Jacob Stein.
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Washington
Monica Lewinsky
Whitewater
Kenneth Starr
Lewinsky
Plato Cacheris
Jacob Stein
Stein
Start
Senate
Bob Packwood
R-Ore
Clinton
Cacheris
Interm
William Ginsburg
Ginsburg
Starr
Los Angeles
White House
Sidney Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Paula Jones
Vernon Jordan
Bilingual education safe in Texas
Texas officials resist California style bilingual roll back. Governor Bush says effective programs deserve support while English reading goals steer policy. State Board member Berlanga defends Texas bilingual programs as well monitored and effective for new students.
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Texas
Austin
California
California voters back bilingual education plan sparks challenges
Pros and critics clash over Proposition 227 as parents gain a say in placement and performance is monitored. Berlanga argues for student success and a strong economy, noting some children will struggle without bilingual programs while others may thrive without it.
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Berlanga
Kosovo Crisis Tests Foreign Responses From Belgrade
BELGRADE Yugoslavia The Kosovo crisis could spark a new Balkan war and put the United States and other powers under pressure to apply lessons from Bosnia. Analysts warn risks are higher in this round and timing matters.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Kosovo
United States
Bosnia
NATO weighs troops to Albania and Macedonia over Kosovo crisis
Milosevic era analysis links 1992 onward Yugoslav war to Kosovo fears of regional spillover. Ethnic Albanian Kosovo raises risk of Albanian minorities drawing neighbor states into conflict, prompting NATO urgency and potential deployment discussions to contain fighting.
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Slobodan Milosevic
Bosnia
Kosovo
Albania
Macedonia
NATO
Greece
Turkey
Germany high speed train crash kills at least 100
An ICE quick train derailed near Eschede in Lower Saxony as cars piled into each other and an overpass collapsed. At least 100 dead and about 300 injured, with travelers largely business people aboard. The cause remained under investigation as crews searched the wreckage.
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Eschede
Germany
Lower Saxony
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