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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2000
Page
1
Amarillo residents weigh in on God the Devil and com praising some for ambition while others call it overhyped and trivializing. Critics note the show’s bold themes and uneven execution drawing strong support and skepticism.
Amarillo country band Cooder Graw hopes to earn wider notice by performing tonight at the South by Southwest Music Festival in Austin, as part of their push for national recognition.
Oklahoma star Eduardo Najera, hailed as a top Mexican-born player, anticipates strong support as the Sooners face Winthrop in an NCAA tournament game in Tucson, Arizona.
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The forecast calls for light snow with a high near 40 as winds run 20 to 30 mph. Tonight temps fall to the lower 20s with continued brisk conditions and possible flurries.
Pantex and the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission answered questions at a Panhandle meeting about ground water contamination. Officials admitted reporting delays for trichloroethylene found in the Ogallala Aquifer after its discovery in June. Energy Secretary Richardson ordered the inquiry and experts will report back.
More than 600 people gathered at the Amarillo Civic Center Auditorium for a Wednesday memorial service remembering flight nurse Lauren Stone, flight paramedic Terry Griffith, pilot Ed Lanneman, and 4-month-old patient Kathy Esparza who died when the Lifestar helicopter crashed Friday morning in Dallam County. A mile long procession marked the tributes as uniforms from police, EMS, and hospitals participated and blue and silver ribbons were worn.
Education Secretary Richard Riley called for the creation of 1,000 new dual language schools in five years to help Hispanic students, who suffer higher dropout rates than blacks and whites. He argues bilingual instruction supports heritage, academic success, and global competition.
A growing minority, Hispanics, are increasing in schools with predictions that by 2020 more than 20 percent of children will be Hispanic. The data show enrollment percentages in the two largest minority groups and note higher dropout rates.
Sandia National Laboratories designs bulletproof Peterbilt cabs for high security shipments. Fifty rigs at $250000 each will haul nuclear weapons and other cargo with armored cabs and mobile vaults. First two delivered to DOE Albuquerque Office, with use spanning bases like Kirtland and Pantex.
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