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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2000
Page
1
Amarillo Globe News Front Page March 2 1932 Highlights
The Amarillo Globe-News page from March 2 1932 presents multiple front page items. Key figures and events of the era appear, reflecting local and regional news tone.
Lady Buffs Earn At Large Bid To D II South Central
West Texas A I Lady Buffs earned an at large berth to the NCAA Division II South Central Region tournament while the Buffs miss their first regional trip in three years. The Amarillo Globe News announces a tax tips series continuing in the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas A&i
Lady Buffs
The
Buffs
Weather update forecast for today
Partly cloudy sky with a high of 74 degrees and a low around 40 degrees after midnight. A brief cool evening is expected with light winds and no precipitation indicated.
Clinton and Lewis Lead Bloody Sunday Memorial March
In Selma Alabama Bill Clinton joined Rep John Lewis Hosea Williams and Coretta Scott King to retrace the Pettus Bridge route. More than 10 000 people gathered as chants of We Shall Overcome echoed across the span. Clinton praised the march as a turning point in civil rights and stressed education and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
Edmund Pettus Bridge
Bill Clinton
Clinton
John Lewis
Dga
Hosea Williams
Martin Luther King Jr
Lewis
King
Coretta
Williams
Alabama
National
Deidre Hill
Troy
Edmund Pettus
Montgomery
McCain Bradley press into pivotal Super Tuesday showdown
Republican John McCain and Democrat Bill Bradley press to stay alive as Super Tuesday looms with 13 states voting for 613 delegates and 15 states for 1,315. Bradley concedes slim odds while McCain bets on a New England surge but must win New York Ohio and all New England to stay in the race. Campaign aides brace for exits as both men pledge support for the eventual nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John McCain
George W. Bush
Bill Bradley
al Gore
Bradley
McCain
GOP
Bush
Maine
California
New England
Texas
Arizona
Georgia
Missouri
Ohio
New York
Rick Davis
Blue and White Service honors law enforcement at Arden Road Church
Randall County Sheriff's Office officers Lt Johnny Slader and Sgt Barry McNutt attend a Blue and White Service honoring law enforcement at Arden Road Baptist Church. Keeton McNutt, Barry's daughter, joins them in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Slader
Barry McNutt
Randall County
Sherriff
Keeton McNutt
Barry
Arden Road Baptist Church
Arizonans Vote Online Amid Criticisms and Cautious Hopes
Arizona becomes the first state to legally cast votes online for a presidential primary as skeptics raise security and access concerns. Democrats aim to boost turnout while Republicans offer no online option in their February primary.Election officials and experts warn of risks, urging thorough testing before nationwide adoption.
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Arizona
Mark Fleisher
Alaska
VoteHere.net
Bellevue
Wash
Florida
South Carolina
Texas
Utah
U.S
Tim Storey
National Conference of State Legislatures
Denver
Debate over who gets new Medicare drug benefit widens
AP reports researchers bolster Republican call to target aid to the neediest elderly. Studies by Health Affairs show poor and chronically ill seniors have greatest drug costs and use, while Clinton backs a broad optional benefit and DeParle notes many seniors already have private or public coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Congress
John K. Inglehart
Health Affairs
Clinton Administration
Clinton
Republican
Congression
Medicare
Nancy-Ann DeParle
WorldPages.com CEO to Ring Opening Bell on Wall Street
Richard O Neal founder of Great Western Directories will ring the opening bell as WorldPages com starts trading on the New York Stock Exchange at 8 30 a m Amarillo time The company publishes 42 telephone directories and operates an online directory with about 117 million listings and nine million email addresses O Neal still leads Great Western but WorldPages com will be headquartered in San Francisco and will add more directories to Amarillo operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard O'Neal
Great Western Directones
Amarillo
Wall Street
WorldPages.com Inc
New York Stock Exchange
O'Neal
WorldPages.com
Greater
Seven States
New WorldPages.com
New York
Amarilo
O' Neal
San Francisco
O’ Neal
Great Western
Directory Services Group
WPZ
Advanced Communications Group
Advanced Communications
ADG
Accord
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Atat Labs
Businessman
Giant
Max Albright
Globe-News
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