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Newspaper
Amarillo Sunday News Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2000
Page
1
Lance Lahnert chronicles a five day 1400 mile expedition with 22 Amarillo Dallas supporters and a Globe News sports writer. The journey blends travel antics with sports banter as teammates seek stories, meals, and moments along the route.
Vacationers jam beaches and boardwalks while crowds fill pews and confessionals. Amarillo's population estimates rise about 11 percent in ten years, with city figures placing the population at 174,272.
United Way launches a community aid drive as conditions stay partly sunny with highs in the upper 90s and cooling to the upper 60s at night. The program aims to mobilize volunteers and support services across days of the week.
The Potter County ceremony marked the opening of the remodeled Santa Fe Building on Polk Street. County officials and guests praised the blend of old and new as officials recalled plans, purchase details, and the building’s historic tiles, elevator buttons, and sparkling lobby.
The Santa Fe Building opened January 18 1930 and gained 3 million from TxDOT's Statewide Transportation Enhancement Program for restoration. Brennan Construction Co built it 1928 to 1930. it housed railroad engineers managers and officials. The building will house Potter County tax juvenile probation treasurer auditor and other offices.
President Clinton vetoed a Republican backed marriage tax cut calling it a fiscally reckless move that mostly benefits the wealthy. He returned the $292 billion, 10 year plan to Congress and said it would erase budget surpluses. GOP leaders vow to pursue an override after recess as Bush and Gore react.
Fidel Castro attacking the American presidential race says George W. Bush and Al Gore are boring and insipid candidates. He focused on Bush during a rally in Pinar del Rio and warned against CIA attempts to assassinate Cuban leaders if Bush wins. He also criticized Bush's missile defense stance and linked it to a costly new arms buildup.
Crowds flooded shopping centers as a sales tax free weekend began, with shoppers like Sherrie Cohn at Target and Terri Sutterfield at Mervyns noting substantial savings on clothes and footwear under 100 dollars. Shoppers endured long lines and limited parking while filling carts and planning further purchases before the midnight deadline.
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