Amarillo Globe News March 3 1931 NCAA Women’s Regional
The Amarillo Globe News reports on the NCAA women’s basketball tournament Mideast Regional held March 3 1931. Possible home court games loom as de Soi and the field prepare for potential pairings and advancing rounds.
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End of government helium operations eyed in Texas Panhandle
Officials plan to auction about 95 percent of remaining equipment as government helium operations wind down in the Texas Panhandle. Amarillo Daily News reports Tuesday. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a high near 63 and a low around 31.
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Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Pope seeks forgiveness for sins of Catholics through ages
In a historic Day of Pardon at St Peter's Basilica Pope John Paul II asked God to forgive the sins of Romans through the ages, including wrongs against Jews women and minorities. Cardinals and bishops joined in confession while Jewish leaders welcomed the penitential act urging further action on his 2026 Holy Land visit.
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Edward Cassidy
Israel
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Shalev
Meir Lau
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St Peter's Basilica
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Students begin spring break across area colleges
West Texas A and M and Amarillo College start break while many head to beaches. WT and AC students use time to serve, study and travel to Memphis for missions or relax at Padre Island. Volunteers offer sunscreen, rides, breakfasts, and outreach as part of spring break plans.
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Amarillo College
Bob Shepard
Church of Christ Bible
Memphis
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Shepard
Trent Tenaro
Tenaro
Angela Myatt
Padre Island
Cydney Burwash
Baptist Student Ministries
Tiffany Taylor
Kirk Thompson
Thompson
Amanda Heider
Adria Lankford
Clinton NRA spar over gun laws in TV clash
President Clinton and NRA leader Wayne LaPierre trade charges in a Sunday TV confrontation over gun safety. Clinton accuses the NRA of knee-jerk opposition while LaPierre says the president exploits gun deaths for political aims. Charleton Heston headlines an ad campaign amid broader debate on Senate approval of tougher laws.
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Mystery surrounds origin of disputed O Keeffe works
In Albuquerque West Texas inspired Georgia O Keeffe watercolors once hailed as hers face authenticity challenges. The 28 works surfaced in 1988 and were questioned after paper dating to 1916 18 could not be US produced. National Gallery of Art excluded the Canyon Suite from her catalog raisonne after experts weighed the evidence.
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Kansas City
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Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art
Art Department
Emilio Caballero
David Rindlisbacher
Caballero
Rindlisbacher
Reid
WT Ant
Steve Mayes
Mayes
Ted
Arkansas State University
Gia O'Keeffe
PBS
New York
Barbara Rose
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