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Newspaper
Amarillo Sunday News Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 2000
Page
1
Oklahoma edges Texas A M 35 31 in a hard fought game while Miami defeats Pittsburgh 35 0. The slate features a trio of scores including a closer Oklahoma victory and a dominating Miami performance over Pittsburgh.
After six weeks of fighting that killed more than 180 people, Israelis and Palestinians have fallen into a grim survival routine as ceasefire prospects fluctuate and daily life remains under heavy strain.
The note urges readers to use the final 49 days of the year to gather receipts, file them into organized folders, plan year end giving, and review retirement contributions and Form 1B. It emphasizes budgeting, record keeping, and proactive financial housekeeping.
A report notes CF patients born today can expect to live just under 30 years, a notable rise from 8 years three decades ago. The article also mentions a light snow forecast with highs in the 30s and a low tonight around 18 to 22.
Republicans took the recount fight to federal court as Florida officials completed a manual tally in a razor thin race. Governor George W. Bush, leading after an unofficial count, faced a Monday hearing in Miami on a request to stop the hand count claiming to protect vote integrity and finality amid offshore ballots and a possible electoral college majority.
In a Globe-News feature, Tom Ritchey, 81, and Marian King, 78, recount a 55 year romance that began when she served him coffee as a teen carhop. Now living apart, neighbors watch for clues about the longtime couple’s bond and their past that shaped a lifelong union.
A packed cable car in Kitzsteinhorn tunnel near Kaprun Austria caught fire on a Saturday trapping passengers inside a mountain tunnel. About 170 people including many youths died from smoke as rescuers fought the blaze. survivors fled upward to escape the smoke while drafts pushed flames through the tunnel.Authorities called it a day of mourning with most victims children and teenagers.
John H. Dalton will headline the 11th Annual Amarillo Community Prayer Breakfast at the Amarillo Civic Center North Exhibit Hall. The event runs 6:15 to 7:55 a.m. with doors opening at 6 a.m. Tickets are $6 at the door. Organized by a interdenominational Christian committee and the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce, the breakfast aims to give thanks to God for Amarillo and drew about 1,500 participants last year.
Pittsburgh report notes Fred Rogers, 71, plans to shoot the last new Neighborhood episode in 2001. Production company Family Communications says he is not retiring, shifting focus to Web sites, publications, and museum programs after five decades in TV and 33 years hosting.
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