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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2000
Page
1
The Amarillo Daily News notes Toni Braxton reappears on the music scene after bankruptcy and a dispute with her label over a better car, issuing a new recording titled The Heat.
The Texas State Board of Education proposes a rule to strip state aid from districts if students miss class without parental consent. The rule targets part day absences and would reduce funding based on average daily attendance, aiming to curb truancy amid concerns over job program leaves and district costs.umento
Amarillo firefighter Frank Wray directs traffic at the Plains Boulevard and Western Street wreck scene where a three car collision caused minor injuries. He keeps his hands inside his sleeves to stay warm on the windy cloudy day.
Vietnam marked the 25th anniversary of its win over the United States with a modest parade at the Reunification Palace. Aging architects and thousands of soldiers, students, and women in ao dais observed as barefoot mountain tribes joined the ceremony.
Ho Chi Minh City residents recall the war with Bay Lop's family absent from celebrations as his wife seeks his missing body. She asks for decency in burial and notes 300,000 Vietnamese soldiers remain unaccounted for. The piece links postwar grief to national challenges and a mass wedding for Uncle Ho’s monument.
Texas Department of Health will stop its undercover tobacco sting inspections after funding cuts and a Supreme Court ruling ended federal grant money. Since 1997, over 5,000 stings showed 85 percent of outlets complied, with Lubbock and Amarillo most noncompliant at about 58 and 40 percent.
Oklahoma City allergy specialist Dr. Warren Filley notes Tulsa ranks seventh and Oklahoma City eleventh as top pollen cities in the nation per a National Allergy Bureau study. He cites Oklahoma’s central location and mix of prairie and woodland plants as driving high pollen levels, with grasses and Bermuda grass lasting into late December here.
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