Andy Browns Back Porch Sparks Chefs Outdoor Cooking Craze
On Andy Brown's back porch the aroma of char coal guides to his homemade smoker. He and his wife are among many embracing chuck wagon and campfire cooking from fried steak to cobbler and biscuits as outdoor dining grows. The New Jersey Devils win the Stanley Cup against the Dallas Stars in double overtime.
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A Raisin in the Sun Opens Thursday at Stage Right
The play receives a one night only staging at Amarillo Civic Center Auditorium on Saturday the 15th. Stage Right presents the production with likely local audience appeal and usual cast and crew details.
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Stage Right
Amarillo Civic Center Auditorium
Bell plant opens to Amarillo public in record turnout
Bell Helicopter Textron officials thanked Amarillo for the warm welcome as the plant held an open house. More than 2 000 visitors arrived by noon and 4 500 had toured the assembly center by late afternoon. The hangar remained closed, but its door offered a view of the V 22 Osprey rear fold down door. Dwight Byers praised the city and outlined the significance of the project for the community.
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Amarillo
Satsetay
Semae Toms Oe
Dwight Byers
James Ray
Canyon
Bell Helicopter
Carter Biggs
Bell
Final Assembly
Duane Harp
FAA plan to consolidate West Texas radar towers concerns local controllers
Air traffic controllers in Amarillo Lubbock Midland voice safety and job worries over an FAA study that could merge radar towers at these airports with Abilene. FAA denies decisions yet notes 10 year projections. Local officials stress keeping current towers to assure safety and service levels.
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West Texas
Jeff Beasley
Amarillo
National Air Traffic Controllers Association
FAA
Lubbock
Midland
Abilene
Doug Murphy
Southwest Region
Beasley
Murphy
Mark Pallone
Air Traffic Controllers Union
NATCA
Pallone
West Texas Towers
Palione
Kel Seliger
Rich McCollum
Mac Thornberry
Clarendon
Ket Seliger
Seliger
McCollum
Penicillin Roots: WWII Advances in Global Medicine
In 1940 England, Howard Florey oversees penicillin trials as World War II spurs medical breakthroughs. A Texan physician, Ernestine Smith, begins practice in 1941 and later delivers over 4,000 babies. The era linked war, science, and rapid advances with broad social impact.
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England
Howard Florey
Ernestine Smith
Texas Panhandle
Florey
Smith
Homeless man bluffs into ER as physician assistant
Gary Stearley, 26, a homeless man, entered Mercy Hospital ER with fake credentials and worked a night shift as a medical assistant. He carried IDs for two other hospitals, claimed mental illness, and said he once studied to be a paramedic. No patients were harmed. Police say verification ongoing.
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Gary Lee Stearley
Mercy Hospital
Charles Rodriguez
Mercy
Linda Ross
Stearley
Rodriguez
Tampa
Fla
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