Legends in sports Phillips High basketball standout Jill Rankin Schneider
A feature on Jill Rankin Schneider of Phillips High School, tracing her basketball career from junior varsity beginnings to standout contributions on the Panthers team with implications for local sports legacy in the Texas Panhandle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips High School
Jill Rankin Schneider
Gary Smith Admits Business Improves During Economic Dip
Gary Smith acknowledges that his company benefits when the economy slows, noting countercyclical demand or opportunistic expansion. He cites experience across market cycles and expects resilience despite downturn signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Smith
Broom Time as WTAMU Sweeps Kingsville Teams
West Texas A&M's basketball teams defeated Texas A&M Kingsville. The Lady Buffs rallied for a 78 69 win while the Buffaloes pulled away late to win 82 69 in a tight contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas A&m
Texas A&m-Kingsville
Lady Buffs
WTA
Woes Continue as InTouch Line Faces Outage
Amarillo Globe-News warns that features of its InTouch audiotex service may be unavailable today due to a satellite receiver problem. Callers are advised to retry later and the paper apologizes for the inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe-News
The
Globe-News
City woman dies in knife fight in Potter County
Lori L. Little a 33 year old Amarillo resident died early Saturday after a knife fight with a second woman. A 30 year old suspect was questioned then released and will face potential indictment by a Potter County grand jury. Police recovered two knives at the scene including a pocket knife. Little died from multiple stab wounds behind a business on McLemore Lane. The other woman sought help at a Roberta Street home and was treated for cuts at Northwest Texas Hospital. Autopsy to be performed in Lubbock. alcohol may have been a factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Lori L. Little
Potter County
Roberta Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Smith
Little
Lubbock
Tipton
Elder Ammon Carter Photographs at Dynamo Museum Sign
Elder Ammon Carter records a visit with Elder Murray in the San Jacinto area of Amarillo, as 23 LDS missionaries from Utah tour the city under sunny but cool skies near West Second Avenue and Tennessee Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammon Carter
Aaron Murray
West Second Avenue
Tennessee Street
San Jacinto
Utah
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Amarillo
House managers plan to interview Lewinsky during trial
The impeachment trial divided lawmakers and lawyers as House prosecutors sought to question Monica Lewinsky before the Senate rules on witness calls. Senate Republicans planned written questions to Clinton to resolve inconsistencies, with White House lawyers responding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clinton
House
Monica Lewinsky
Senate
Majority
Trent Lott
White House
Lewinsky
Republian
Robert Byrd
Charles Ruff
Kenneth Starr
Independent Counsel
Ms. Lewinsky
Ruff
Clinton transcript note sparks contention over immunity breach
Saturday's highlights quote Rep. Asa Hutchinson criticizing talk of an independent counsel threatening a witness with immunity violation. He questions the necessity of flying a witness across the country for a brief chat. The report references Lewinsky and directs readers to page 24 for Clinton coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Counsel's
Asa Hutchinson
R-Ark
Lewinsky
Slow-talking senator Haywood pushes on despite Parkinsons
Sen. Tom Haywood of Wichita Falls, diagnosed with Parkinsons in December 1992, campaigns for the Texas Senate in a district covering parts of 36 counties. A former physics professor and oil association leader, he emphasizes humor and resilience as he pursues public service, defeating Doyle High in the primary and Steve Carriker in the 1994 general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Sen
Tom Haywood
Haywood
Wichita Falls
Texas Senate
Panhandle
Abilene
Collin County
Dallas
The
North Texas Oil and Gas Association
Senate
Steve Carriker
Roby
Carriker
Doyle High
Haskell
Rick Perry
Perry
High
Tom
Hereford Soldier Receives Legion of Honor Badge
Ira Ott of Hereford earned France’s Legion of Honor for World War I service on French soil. He joined in 1918 with the Army Air Corps support unit, later recalling Dunkirk bombardments, Thanksgiving in England, and Christmas in France. He never returned to Europe after farming in Hereford and receiving the award at a ceremony with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hereford
Ira Ott
Panhandle
Army Air Corps
England
France
Texas
Ott
Wendy Marsh
Amarillo
Legion of Honor
Marsh
U.S
Olson
103Rd Aero Pursuit Squadron
Dunkirk
Pat
Europe
Pat Ott
Ira
U S warplanes strike Iraqi missile sites in no fly zone
US aircraft attacked two surface-to-air missile sites in southern Iraq with laser guided bombs after detecting Iraqi MiG-21s entering restricted airspace. Four fighters returned safely to USS Carl Vinson in the Persian Gulf as Washington affirmed continued enforcement of flight interdiction zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uss
Iraq
Carl Vinson
Persian Gulf
Pentagon
U.S. Central Command
Tampa
Fla
Operation Southern Watch
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
U.S
White House
National Security Council
David Leavy
Saddam Hussein
NATO
Incirlik
Turkey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Texas Panhandle
Cai
Ann Landers
City Woman
Kris Kelly
Globe News
David Espo
Walter R. Mears
Reputican Senate
Star of
Otervenig
Aitomia
Wood
Proto
Otto Olson
Grant Hanna
Troyce
Otts
Sandra Sobiera
Associated Press