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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2000
Page
1
Philanthropist Berneta Bivins Dies at 102
Berneta Bivins longtime area philanthropist and public-spirited figure dies at age 102. She supported community projects, education initiatives, and local churches, leaving a legacy of charitable leadership across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berneta Bivins
Longhorn Baseball: Harvester Triumph Over Caprock 8-1
The Pampa Harvesters defeated the Caprock Longhorns 8-1 in a District 3-4A opener. Also noting Glory, a boxing world themed movie, opening Friday.
Tornado kills four in Fort Worth downtown
A powerful tornado struck downtown Fort Worth during rush hour, killing four and injuring at least 36. High rise windows shattered, cars overturned, trees uprooted, and power outages affected wide areas. Looting arrests followed as officials assessed injuries and damage across central and northern downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Kent Worley
Sean Finley
Reata
Bank One
Mike Evans
Bob Jameson
Renaissance Worthington
TXU Electric and Gas
TXU
Ray Granado
Karrh to fill open Barrett seat in Randall County
Robert Karrh was appointed to serve the unexpired Randall County Precinct Commissioner term after former commissioner Brian Barrett resigned amid a plea deal on charges of official misconduct. Barrett faced trial for two counts but pleaded no contest to coercion. official oppression charge was dropped. Barrett received deferred adjudication and a $500 fine. Barrett threatens to veto opponents. eight county employees subpoenaed. Karrh to be sworn in Friday at 1:30 pm in the Randall County Justice Building with Betty Carroll taking his current post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Karrh
Randall County
Brian Barrett
Karrh
Barrett
Harth
Ted Wood
Randall County Justice
Wood
John Currie
Randall County Eyes Courthouse Demolition and New Committee
Randall County commissioners debated possible demolition of the 1905 courthouse as part of a broader facilities expansion. They also revisited the leaky roof at the Next Step Home and voted to appoint a 15 member committee at next week’s meeting to study remedies for cramped quarters and potential rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall County Commission
Unhappy Corey Cameron kicks ball at Medical Center Park
A tense moment at Medical Center Park as four year old Corey Cameron frowns while two year old Jake Gonzales begins to play with the basketball Cameron had been kicking around the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey Cameron
Jake Gonzales
Medical Center Park
Llano board ends funeral home plan and reshuffles leadership
The Llano Cemetery Association ousted three staffers and named Joe Alonzo interim general manager as the new board led by Helen Wahue moves to end the bankruptcy and controversy. The current board aims to raise funds for major improvements through the Save Llano Cemetery Fund while assuring plot owners their burials remain secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Llano Cemetery Association
Mike Smith
Smith
Dory Lacy
Llano
Don Renegar
Mike Lacy
Joe Alonzo
Helen Wahue
Llano Cemetery Association
Vahue
Liana
Betty Bivins Lovell
Lovell
Jack Gallarneau
James
Wimpy
Hill
Association
Gallarneau
Carroll Forrester
Alvin Hicks
New Cemetery Board
James Randall
Thomas Caldwell
Donnie Boyd
W.W. Stout
Russell Meyert
Edward Melin
Harassing calls linked to firing of local worker in Lockney
In Lockney a farm supply store employee reports two harassing calls about last week's firing of Larry Tannahill. The calls target Lindan Morris, owner Dean Morris’s son, over the dismissal said to stem from excessive absences, not the school drug-testing policy. Tannahill, who sued the district over mandatory testing, says he may not pursue retaliation action and criticizes growing harassment while the community shows broad support for the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockney
Larry Tannahill
Dean Morris
Lindan Morris
Floyd County Farm & Ranch Supply
Tannahill
Ris’ Farm
Traci
Tannahills
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Caprock
Jimmy Smits
Ann Landers
Today U
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Delta
Harmony
Lockman
Delta Air Lines
Atlanta
American Airlines
West Seventh Street
Texas
Trinity River
Randall
Craig Gualtiere
Skip Huskey
Steven Line
Globe-New
Bivins Lovell
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