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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2000
Page
2
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D Day remembrance ceremony on June 6, 2001 featured the unveiling of sculpture Death on Shore depicting a fallen soldier on the beach with a Bible. Bedford and Raymond Hoback brothers killed on D Day unveiled the statue with Lt Gov John Hager as officials and Normandy dignitaries laid wreaths and a band played taps. Additional sculptures Final Tribute and Across the Beach were shown earlier along with a 44 foot high arch inscribed Overlord and flags from 13 Allied nations. Veterans shared recollections as an education center and Steven Spielberg funded theater named for Arnold Spielberg were announced for the memorial.
Fatal incident at the lake ends a 28 year period without a death, prompting renewed safety measures. Park officials recalled a 1996 fatality and noted the search involved multiple agencies including Hutchinson County Sheriff, Fritch Police, Texas Parks and Wildlife, and the National Park Service. Funeral services for Flores are pending with a memorial fund planned at Amarillo National Bank.
An 86-year-old strip performer Eric Nasser known as Disco Ernie draws mixed reactions in Terre Haute Indiana. He performs about 40 shows a year between nightclubs parties and even a nursing home relating his cheeky career from the 1970s. Bride Angela Larr recalls initial shock but admits she ended up dancing with him.
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