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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 2000
Page
1
The Amarillo Daily News notes that modern film special effects allow audiences to see a range of weaponry and body-part injuries onscreen. The piece underscores how even graphic scenes feel routine on Tuesday’s edition.
Talat Today reports mostly sunny skies with a high near 74. Tonight turns mostly cloudy and breezy with a low around 51. Tuesday looks near 60. Various sections listed include Lifestyles Movies Obituaries Opinions Scrabble Service Dir Sports Television Weather.
In Michigan and nationwide, Democrats Gore and Lieberman push the line that George Bush is not ready to be president. Tipper Gore appeals to swing voters at Macomb County, while Bush campaigns in California via satellite and Clinton urges turnout at Washington churches. Polls show a close race with Bush leading in some states and Gore in others nine days before Election Day.
Los Angeles police report Officer Tarner Hopper fired through a glass door at 1 a.m. after Anthony Owain Lee, a 39 year old guest, allegedly pointed a fake gun. Investigators say the self defense claim rests on perceived threat while Lee’s friends allege racial profiling and planned vigils spark protest.
Shoppers hunt for pumpkins at Coulter Gardens and Western Plaza as Beri and Avery Beller join families like the Rhodes in choosing pumpkins for carving. Owners Emory Gee and Joanna Dennis say the season brings joy to kids and adults alike while plans for carving and festivities unfold.
Norman Hamer and hundreds of families lost homes in the Cerro Grande Fire near Los Alamos. Six months on, many remain homeless or in temporary housing. The fire scorched over 47,000 acres and prompted a $661 million federal compensation package approved by President Clinton in July.
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