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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2000
Page
1
The item notes a Gridiron Greenbacks contest entry form and rules from Amarillo Globe News. It also teases Gena Davis new self titled sitcom debuting Tuesday on ABC with a reference to coverage in Amarillo Daily News.
Partly sunny today with a high near 60. Tonight mostly cloudy with a mid 30s low. Tuesday expected in the mid 60s. The page lists lifestyle, movies, obituaries, opinions, Scrabble, service directory, sports, television, weather and a note on recycled newsprints.
Israelis await the end of Yom Kippur as Israel warns Yasser Arafat to halt violence within a day or peace talks collapse. Hezbollah operations are tied to Palestinian deaths, and 84 people have died in the fighting, mostly Palestinians. Hillel Lieberman, a Jewish settler, was found shot dead near a West Bank highway as Nazareth saw a fatal youth clash. Prime Minister Barak calls on Syria and Lebanon to prevent further hostilities, reiterating the ultimatum as Yom Kippur ends.
Airlines move to install wireless Internet in terminals to let passengers work surf the Web or watch digital movies. Delta offers service in Vancouver and plans more by year end in Atlanta Cincinnati and Dallas Fort Worth United plans Internet at about 30 airports next year.
David Carrera 13 was shot by his brother Robert 11 in their home on Friday and then turned the gun on himself. David died Sunday at Northwest Texas Hospital and was brain dead since 8 a.m. An autopsy will be done in Lubbock while Robert’s preliminary results are pending. Police expect the deaths to be ruled accidental death or suicide.
In Amarillo, about 200 people gathered at the Civic Center for the Amarillo Racial Reconciliation Ministry Rally to tear down walls of racism and seek a Christian cure. ARRM leaders Grover Neal and Bobbie Neal spoke on race relations and solutions through Jesus Christ.
Stephenville breeder Kay Floyd and two others sue the American Quarter Horse Association alleging antitrust violations after the AQHA limited foal registrations to one per mare per year. They seek over 650000 dollars for reduced horse values and aim to maximize Freckles Playboy progeny via embryo transfer to raise potential earnings. The Amarillo hearing will hear arguments from both sides.
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