13 Sep 1999
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1999
Page
1
The club, aiming to end a streak of four runner up finishes in six seasons, hosts Alexandria tonight to claim the championship. Weather calls for partly cloudy skies, near 69 high, 50 low tonight with light winds.
President Clinton said the United States would supply planes pilots and support for a multinational East Timor peacekeeping operation with some on the ground. He noted no combat troops were requested and discussed possible command and control roles and logistics assistance during the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation meetings.
Amarillo businesses study the rising teen market as the Class of 2000 nears adulthood. Teens now number 35 million by 2010, spending about 141 billion last year, with Nike Adidas Tommy Hilfiger Sony and Nintendo among the top brands. Marketer Michael Wood notes teens embrace corporate American branding, seek looks and humor, and face a changing path to rebellion in a near millennial era.
Amarillo teens shop like adults, spending their own money on diverse fashions from retro ’70s to hip hop. Jason Martinez of The Buckle at Westgate Mall notes up to ten distinct styles entice teen buyers, with staff showing how to wear pieces and price points.
A cloudy sky and cold winds failed to dampen Diez y Seis de Septiembre celebrations at El Alamo Park organized by Amarillo Hispanic Lions Club. Kathy Daniel said the event funds community projects such as sight conservation and diabetes screenings. De Hoyos noted high diabetes rates in the Hispanic community and emphasized screening. The celebration showcased traditional music, dancing, food booths, and games with local residents sharing in the moment.
Fort Worth AP report states as many as 10 Delta Force operators may have been at the Branch Davidian siege near Waco. Public Safety Commissioner James B. Francis says there is evidence they were on the scene though their exact role remains unclear. Civil suit accounts reference Delta Force activity but details are not elaborated.
New Mexico plans to learn from Texas on lethal injection and execution procedures. Warden Tim LeMaster and information officer Gerges Scott will visit Huntsville to observe a Texas execution, aiming to understand transport, inmate handling, and media interaction. The state has four death row inmates and has not carried out an execution since 1960.
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