Panhandles Hays to face court in multi county case
Panhandle region awaits extradition as Jimmie Hays and Shannon Ludington face charges across Potter Wheeler and Lubbock counties. Hays held in Las Vegas with a 8 am Wednesday hearing planned. Ludington, a juvenile, has unclear next steps. Authorities tie the pair to firearm thefts, a deputy’s weapons case, a Jeep Grand Cherokee theft, and the Amarillo salesman's kidnapping.
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GOP and Democrats Spar Over Tax Reform Efforts
Washington lawmakers clash as House Republicans push the Tax Code Termination Act to end current income taxes by Dec 31 2002 with a simplified replacement due by July 4 2002 while Democrats seek targeted simplifications for middle and upper income taxes and tax credits. Leaders warn of confusion harming collections.
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Unusual UT organ begins move to Amarillo church
An Aeolian-Skinner organ built for the University of Texas campus since 1942 starts a staged transfer to St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Amarillo. The church, rebuilding after a February 1996 fire, will invest about 1.25 million to transport renovate and install the instrument, valued at about 2 million after restoration by Schoenstein & Co. of San Francisco.
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Supreme Court backs disabled inmates in ADA ruling
The Supreme Court ruled the Americans With Disabilities Act covers state prisons and prisoners, allowing a former Pennsylvania inmate to sue over boot camp exclusion. The decision, unanimous, upholds protections against disability discrimination in prison programs and operations.
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Dow Jones slides 207 points as markets worldwide sink
The Dow fell 207.01 to 8627.93 on Monday marking a three month low and the fifth largest point drop. The S P 500 dropped 21.83 to 1077.01 while the Nasdaq declined 29.30 to 1715.75 as yen weakness and a stronger dollar spurred global declines and a U.S. bond rally.
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