Farren arraigned after weekend shooting spree in Stinnett
Levi Farren, son of Randall County District Attorney James Farren, was arraigned Monday after police say he fired three shots into three different houses Saturday in Stinnett. The case involves the ongoing investigation and potential charges pending.
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Minnesota Triumphs to Go Undefeated in NFC
Minnesota remains the lone undefeated in the NFC after a 37 to 24 Monday Night Football win over previously unbeaten Green Bay. The victory cements Minnesota as the conference’s last 4-0 squad, highlighting a strong offensive showing and stout defense against the Packers.
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Sesame Street stars head to Amarillo Civic Center this week
In the Texas Panhandle and nearby Oklahoma Panhandle, two distinct paths lead to new housing avenues. The Amarillo Civic Center welcomes Bert, Ernie, Big Bird, Oscar the Grouch and other beloved Sesame Street characters to entertain and engage audiences this week.
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New York and Cleveland Start ALCS Today
The American League Championship Series opens between the New York club and Cleveland. Readers are directed to Wednesday's Sports section for full coverage.
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Partly Sunny Day With Mild Temperatures Ahead
Partly sunny conditions predicted with a daytime high near 65 and a low around 40. No other weather details or local specifics provided.
Committee OKs inquiry into Clinton impeachment efforts
The House Judiciary Committee voted along party lines 21 16 to open an impeachment inquiry into President Clinton. Republican David Schippers cited credible evidence across 15 grounds while Democrats warned many allegations fall short. If the full House approves, Clinton would face formal proceedings, a moment echoing Watergate era debates.
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West Texas A&M lands $10 million NSF grant
West Texas A&M University won a 10 million dollar National Science Foundation grant to lead a statewide rural math and science instruction initiative. WT will receive 2 million annually for five years to head the Texas Rural Systemic Initiative involving Panhandle counties and several Texas universities. Principal investigators Judy Kelley and Ted Guffy will oversee 12 staff positions and a statewide effort to better prepare rural teachers and students for college science and math.
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Judiciary panel moves impeachment inquiry to full House
House Judiciary Committee approves an impeachment inquiry into President Clinton and sends it to the full House for a vote by week’s end. If approved, the committee can run an investigation, subpoena witnesses, hold hearings, and review Starr’s evidence and related matters. No date set for hearings before the November elections. The panel must decide whether to draft formal articles of impeachment.
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Clinton Flags Milosevic False Promises On Kosovo
President Clinton told reporters he fears Yugoslav leader Slobodan Milosevic is making false promises to avert NATO strikes over Kosovo bloodshed. In a call with Boris Yeltsin, Clinton pressed for verifiable, irreversible compliance and warned against half measures.
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Kosovo profile highlights Albanian majority and history
Kosovo has about a million residents with roughly 90 percent ethnic Albanians. Serbs view Kosovo as the cradle of their history, citing the 1389 battle against the Turkish empire. The region was part of Serbia in Yugoslavia and gained absolute autonomy in 1974, then faced Milosevic crackdown after 1989 as ethnic Albanians pursued independence with Western powers seeking a balance between autonomy and peace.
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Supreme Court action could affect Tulia case
Two parties in a federal suit over student drug testing in Tulia Indiana find hope as the Supreme Court allows Rush County High School to continue testing students in extracurriculars. The action is not a ruling and does not set national precedent.
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