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Newspaper
Texas City Sun
Location
Texas City, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2001
Page
1
Growing and varied communities share language yet differ in understanding. People arrived in America years ago and yesterday. The census narrative highlights Hispanic expansion as a central thread. See more on Page 6A.
USC defeated Boston College to advance to the NCAA tournament's third round on Saturday. Several top seeds had trouble moving forward as the field narrowed, with action highlighted across the bracket.
Stanley Wainapel, aged 54, clinical director of rehab at an East Coast hospital, reassures himself about choosing medicine as a career despite being blind. The feature notes his role and perspective, inviting readers to continue on Page 11A for the full story.
Partly cloudy and warmer conditions are expected with a high near 70 degrees. Light breezes and no precipitation are anticipated across the region.
Dear Father, wipe away the tears of those who mourn and give them a sure knowledge of Your care day by day.
The Texas City Arts Festival kicks off Monday at the Charles T. Doyle Convention Center with the premiere highlighting cowboy and Southwest lifestyle. City workers haul crates and arrange entries as artists deliver works and the Caldecott exhibit. Tickets for the March 1923 event are $25 and include a four station buffet and an awards ceremony. Odette Ruben will lead two watercolor workshops Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Nessler Center Surf Room.
OPEC nations agreed to reduce targeted oil output by 1 million barrels per day, a 4 percent cut, to bolster falling prices. The measure takes effect April 1 as weak global demand and a fragile economy pressure energy markets. Ali Rodriguez cited the slowdown as central to the decision amid volatile stock markets.
Two week Senate debate starts Monday as McCain squares with critics over a ban on large loosely regulated donations. ACLU adviser Joel Gora notes constitutional questions while Hagel and Feingold push limits with disclosure changes. GOP filibusters have slowed reform but recent gains may shift votes. DEBATE, Page 13A.
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