New USL Playoff Idea Would Add District Teams
A proposed playoff format would expand postseason slots from a single district champion to four teams per district. The plan envisions broader inclusion across regions, potentially changing how teams qualify for the USL playoffs.
Local Residents Define Traits They Seek in Next President
Community members describe desired qualities for a future leader including integrity, resilience, and vision. Interviews highlight trust, accountability, and commitment to public service as key factors shaping voters' expectations.
Charlie’s Angels Opens With Lighter Tone and Trio of New Angels
The film debuts Friday with more humor and less gunplay. It features a trio of down-to-earth Angels replacing the original high-glamour lineup, aiming for a fresher, campy appeal in keeping with the 1970s TV vibe.
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Motley Fool advised investor on startup without legwork
The Amarillo Daily News reports that an investor followed a family member’s advice and put money into a high tech startup without conducting independent due diligence. The piece highlights the risks of relying on others’ recommendations rather than personal research.
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Patchy morning fog and cool highs in the 50s
Patchy morning low clouds and fog give way to a high near 58 as the day unfolds. Tonight's temperatures dip into the upper 30s with Friday bringing a high around 53 and a 20s overnight low.
West Bank clashes leave Israeli, Palestinian deaths mount
In ongoing West Bank fighting, three Israeli soldiers were killed and six Palestinians died as clashes intensified. Barak declared a grave escalation and vowed firm action while seeking to avoid adventurism. Palestinian negotiator Erekat was blocked from Washington talks as leaders met in Gaza and Hebron.
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Bell to build Fort Worth training center for tiltrotor pilots
Bell Helicopter began construction of an 82000 square foot training facility at Alliance Airport in Fort Worth. The center serves civilian BA609 tiltrotor operations with two full motion simulators and classrooms. First flight is planned for August with 2003 certification and 300 pilot students anticipated.
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Lighting the Way Randell Bonner Lights Downtown Amarillo
Randall Bonner of S and J Electric Fort Worth installs 400 watt bulbs Wednesday above the interstate interchange in downtown Amarillo, lighting the corridor and guiding traffic.
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Gore vows to save Social Security in Florida drive
Al Gore appealed to Florida seniors to elect him to save Social Security as he campaigns in a battleground state ahead of Election Day. He faced Republican fire over his plan while Bush counters with ads questioning Gore’s credibility and plans for the program.
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Lame-duck Congress: Senate leaves town, House stays put
The Senate began returning home as Clinton budget fights persist, while House Republicans opted to stay in session at least until Friday to keep federal agencies operating. They fear Democratic charges of leaving work unfinished and aim to push daily measures through to Nov 14.
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Presidential pick by River Road ISD superintendent
George W. Malkuch district superintendent endorses George W. Bush, stating he is best for education and foreign affairs, and would unify Republicans, Democrats, and independents across the nation. He argues Bush would bring unity rather than division.
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Anti rollback opponents rally against Randall County tax cut
Opponents of rolling back Randall County taxes from 34 to 29 cents per 100 plan a Nov 9 meeting at 7 pm in the Osage Figg building to rally opposition. Campaign leaders warn a $5 monthly saving at $100,000 valuation is costly as budget cuts could hit sheriff and road departments and rural fire funding. Public information drives will begin with polling place presence during the Nov 7 general election.
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