Baldo cartoon debuts as Latin American family joins syndication
Baldo, a 14 year old Latino teen, leads a new daily comic from Universal Press Syndicate drawn by Carlos Castellanos and written by Hector Cantu. The strip, launched in about 100 newspapers, centers on Baldo and his father amid US and Mexican heritage, featuring Gracie and Tia Carmen and Spanish and English versions.
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Dallas
Baldo
Texas
Florida
Lee Salem
Universal Press Syndicate
Salem
Calvin & Hobbes
the Boondocks
Hector Cantu
Dallas Morning News
Carlos Castellanos
West Palm Beach, Fla
Cantu
Mad Magazine
Alaska
Castellanos
Hispanic Business
Santa Barbara
Calif
Dad
Gracie
Tia Carmen
Cyberathletes clash in Dallas CPL 100000 tournament
In Dallas, top gamers from South Korea, Sweden and beyond competed in the Razer/Cyberathlete Professional League 100000 tournament. Wendel routed Cuadra 13 to none in the finals, earning 4000 words? No, final summary: Cuadra earned 20000 for second place after a 13–0 final loss. Wendel attributed victory to doing what he had to do, while supporters and a pep talk from coach John Blake framed the event as a worldwide Olympic-like spectacle. Wendel, 19, clocked two months of practice with up to 12 hours daily, as Angel Munoz hailed CPL’s big-stage debut.
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Dallas
Wendel
Cuadra
Dallas Cowboys
Blake
Angel Munoz
Munoz
CPL
Kansas City
Survive Tornado Threat Says Seek Shelter Inside Buildings
Weather experts at the Texas Severe Storms Association meeting warned against sheltering under overpasses as a tornado approaches. Forecaster Alan Moller urged fleeing to a building or, if necessary, to low ground while stressing basic survival steps and workplace safety plans. The session outlined a worst case Dallas Fort Worth storm with potential 300 killed, 5,000 injured, and 24,000 structures damaged, using data to help city leaders gauge resources and changes.
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Moller
Fort Worth
Arlington
Grand Prairie
Dallas-Fort Worth
Association
Martin Lisius
Central
United States
Lisius
Death notices from Kermit and Odessa area
Multiple death notices dated April 14 to 16, 2000, list Monroe Mings 86 of Kermit a retired routeman. Eulala Ratliff Nutt 69 of Kermit homemaker. Ramona Martinez Palma 55 of Odessa. Walker 83 a Kermit homemaker. and Marilea Parsons 76 of Pecos. Services, burial details, and survivors including spouses, children, and siblings are given. Burial and church details, funeral homes, and cemeteries are named.
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Monroe Mings
Kermit
First United Methodist Church
Beth Harrington
Brunson Memorial Cemetery
Eunice
N.M
Cooper Funeral Chapel
Peacock
Daphne Mings
Dwayne Mings
Deming
Michael Mings
Hobbs
Colo
Sharon Rubinstein
Galt
Calif
Anita Norris
Eulala Ratliff Nutt
Medical Center Hospital
Eastside
Leon Nutt
Zane Nutt
Odessa
Eulonda Everest
Elmer Ratliff
Midland
Ramona Palma Odessa
Ramona Martinez Palma
Memorial Hospital and Medical Center
Odessa Funeral Home Chapel
Emiliano Samuel
Rose Hill Cemetery
Odessa Funeral Home
Angeles Memorial Chapel
San Antonio del Bravo
Chihuahua
Mexico
Pecos
Marilea Parsons
Pecos Funeral Home
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Need For Latino
Charles Ericksen
Hispanic Link News
John Blake
Oklahoma
Livermore
Virginia Tech
Ryan Brown
Nght
Kingsland
Marysville
Peggy McCorkle
Euless
Guadalupe Palma
Jose Alfredo Palma
Margarita Evelina Palma
Gloria Esther Barron
Felix T. Martinez
Lucia M. Boy
Maria Estela Carranza
Thelma Walker
Kermit Thelma Cheney
E. 8Th Street
Bammer + Filan
Biva
Lowez
W. CiLeaaenas
Oakwood Drive
Jasapenas
Universia
Odea
Ernest Lynch & Associates
South Dixie
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