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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2000
Page
1
Faith based and human rights organizations stage a coordinated rally condemning global trafficking in women. They call for stronger enforcement, survivor protections, and international cooperation to combat forced sex work and rescue victims.
Frazier Moore of The Associated Press praises ABC new medical drama Wonderland calling it risky honest and hauntingly fresh noting its unsettled mood and strong performances while suggesting it stands out among current TV offerings.
Basketball officials at the Final Four urge the NCAA to revise rules that define amateur status, seeking clearer standards and fairer treatment for players. The push aims to address eligibility, compensation limits, and the evolving landscape of collegiate sports.
Amarillo Daily News notes Friday tips from The Motley Fool on several accessible paths to wealth. Forecast calls for isolated showers, a high near 58 with 10 to 20 mph winds. tonight’s low around 37.
President Clinton disputes a federal judge ruling that he and White House attorneys violated the Privacy Act by releasing Kathleen Willey letters to counter accusations. The decision may enable a Judicial Watch suit and prompts questions about further disclosures tied to the Lewinsky affair and other impeaching disclosures.
Justices debated the constitutionality of student led invocations at public high school football games amid the Santa Fe Texas district policy. Rehnquist Scalia showed sympathy for free speech while Souter and Ginsburg warned of church state separation concerns. Kennedy and O Connor pressed issues of student elections and school involvement in selecting speakers. The court's ruling, due by late June, could redefine limits on student voiced prayers at events.
Fort Worth swirled by a tornado that killed four people and left a fifth missing. Officials say as many as eight commercial buildings were destroyed and 52 buildings sustained major or minor damage while a precise home damage estimate was not available.
Details for donations to the Salvation Army and Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund. For Tornado Victims, mail checks or money orders labeled For Tornado Victims to the Amarillo Salvation Army P O Box 2490 Amarillo TX 79105 or the Dallas Salvation Army P O Box 2608 Dallas TX 75221. Red Cross donations via 1 800 HELP NOW 1 800 435 7669. Checks to Amarillo Salvation Army 1800 S Harrison St Amarillo TX 79101 or to Chisholm County Trail Chapter 1515 S Sylvania Ave Fort Worth TX 76111.
The FBI Fort Worth office in the Cash America International building was heavily damaged by Tuesday's tornadoes. About 20 agents searched the debris and surrounding streets Wednesday morning to locate any confidential documents that may have blown from the satellite Dallas office, which has about 40 employees.
In Amarillo and Pampa small businesses suffer while some staff recover documents amid dangerous conditions from broken glass and wires. The FBI aims to relocate its office, weighing offers including housing at the Fort Worth Police Department, with no serious injuries reported among personnel.
A Texas agency unveiled the It's Up to You campaign to curb child deaths from abuse or neglect after a 1999 report showed 143 children died statewide, down from 176 the prior year. The effort includes a website with tips and bilingual radio, TV, and print ads and cites declines in the High Plains region and specific counties.
Demolition work continues Wednesday at the Salvation Army to clear the way for the Harrington Hope Center a 35000 square foot building replacing the current structure at 400 S Harrison St.
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