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Boulware-Watson
Jennifer Lynn Boulware and Patrick Charles Watson, both of Austin, were married Saturday, Feb. 13, in the couple's backyard in Austin. Judge Herb Evans officiated.

Mr. and Mrs. Shumate
Jean and Ted Shumate will celebrate their 50th anniversary on Monday, March 8.

Winters-Terry
Ginger Rae Winters and Lance Michael Terry, both of Houston, were married Saturday, Jan. 30, at First Baptist Church in The Woodlands. The Rev. Mark Terry, uncle of the groom, officiated.

Professional writers to meet March 20
The Panhandle Professional Writers bimonthly meeting will be March 20 at Saint Stephen United Methodist Church on the West Campus, 4415 Wesley Drive.

FASO schedules concert as fundraising event
Friends of the Aeolian Skinner Opus 1024 will host a fundraising event tonight.

Amerson's works will be on display
Amarillo artist Anne Amerson will show works at the Corner [Artspace] at Hastings, 2020 S. Georgia St., from Friday through April.

Panhandle Art Center showing three exhibits
The Panhandle Art Center currently is showing three exhibits.

Coetzee acts as own biographer in 'Summertime'
Together, "Boyhood: Scenes From Provincial Life," "Youth: Scenes From Provincial Life II" and now "Summertime" constitute one of our time's greatest testaments to the full development of a writer's consciousness.

Best-sellers

Girl concert choir to sing in Spain
Hola, cantantes!

Arts Calendar

Smarty money says you'll like Grippando's latest
A few years ago, plots about subprime lending, short selling and the stock-market would have been the kind of themes that would make readers' eyes glaze over.

ALT to host auditions today and Monday for upcoming 'Grease'
Amarillo Little Theatre will host auditions for the popular musical "Grease" today and Monday.

Cows to chardonnay: Can state dairy farms change?
WARREN, Conn. - A winter breeze rustles through the brittle and dormant vines twisting along the hills of Bill Hopkins' vineyard, the latest transformation of a Connecticut farm that, since 1786, has been keeping up with changing agriculture, markets and consumer tastes.

Welcome (mat) news
The seismic retail shifts that darkened stores across the country last year caused relatively few ripples in the Amarillo real estate market, two market analyses reported.

Oil and Gas Report
New Location, Completion & Plugging Report

Is working from home the new calling in sick?
Jeremy Lesniak owns a small Web design firm in Randolph, Vt. He has 10 employees and hundreds of clients. Sick isn't an option.

Senators balk at stimulating foreign-backed wind farms
WASHINGTON - A group of senators wants to halt stimulus funding for several wind projects regarding concern that the program has subsidized too many jobs overseas.

Watercooler: Straight thinking on income taxes?
The fear of being audited on their income taxes is rising, one poll shows, even as more Americans say it's OK to cheat on a return.

Bankruptcies

Applicant credit checks assailed
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - It's hard enough to find a job in this economy, and now some people are facing another hurdle: Potential employers are holding their credit histories against them.

Midwestern beats Tarleton for LSC title
Charlie Logan scored a game-high 19 points, and Craig Green added 16, leading Midwestern State to a 65-55 victory against Tarleton State in the Lone Star Conference basketball tournament men's final at Bartlesville, Okla.

Big 12: Aggies add to OU's woes
Khris Middleton scored 15 points, Bryan Davis added 13 points and 10 rebounds, and No. 23 Texas A&M dominated the paint for a 69-54 victory against tumbling Oklahoma on Saturday at Norman, Okla.

Sara E'Lise Becker
R'Jana and Steven Becker of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Sara E'lise of Plano, to Ryan Patrick Esch of Dallas.

Heather Elizabeth Voigt

All of us need to reach out
What Erin Gruwell accomplished is nothing short of miraculous. If you aren't familiar with her story, there are good books and a good movie, staring Hilary Swank, that detail her story. Google "Freedom Writers" or "Erin Gruwell" and you will find plenty of references.

Faith Calendar

'Christian obesity epidemic': Study links weight, church
In Texas, 67 percent of people say religion plays a very important role in their lives. And 66 percent of people across the state are overweight. Coincidence or correlation? A recent study says there might be a connection between the two seemingly unrelated statistics.

Faith Briefs
The annual Pinewood Derby at Coulter Road Baptist Church will be at 10 a.m. today in the RAD at the church, 4108 Coulter St.

Churches: Send your Holy Week, Easter activities
If your church is planning Holy Week and Easter activities that you would like to appear in the newspaper, send information to cheryl.berzanskis@amarillo. com.

German schools at center of abuse scandal
BERLIN - In the home country of Pope Benedict XVI, new revelations of child abuse by Roman Catholic priests at German high schools are surfacing almost daily.

Wedding guest do's and don'ts
The happy couple have done everything in their power to plan the perfect wedding. Barring major mess-ups and natural disasters, about the only thing that can ruin their big day is ... you. Their wedding guest.

Get the red-carpet look at home
NEW YORK - Hollywood stars have two secret weapons when it comes to looking picture-perfect for a big red-carpet event like the Oscars: hair and makeup.

Famous faces
In honor of the Academy Awards, we asked Amarillo - who's your famous twin?

Dear Abby: Bride-to-be wonders which ring to wear
Dear Abby: I am getting married in August. I'm going to have my bridal portrait taken, and I need to know if I'm supposed to wear my wedding ring in the photo session or my engagement ring.

Green: Any other color with such reach?
The color green is a serious multitasker. It speaks for St. Patrick's Day and blooming spring, tranquility and jealousy, healthy food and greed - all at once.

Heloise: Keep dog's head in car
Dear Heloise: I would like to applaud your advice to dog owners to apply the window lock when traveling with their dogs to ensure that the window doesn't close on their pet.

Dr. Peter Gott: Husband's hernia great cause for concern
Dear Dr. Gott: My husband had laparoscopic surgery in August 2008 to have one kidney removed because it had a large cancerous tumor on it.

Dear Abby: Happy family life seems beyond grasp
Dear Abby: I'm 27 and in a three-year-long relationship that has been slowly falling apart. A year before it began, I ended a two-year union with another guy. While the two men are completely different, both relationships ended for similar reasons.

State girls, Region I-1A boys basketball scores
Girls State Tournament

High School Track Results

Lady Tigers tumble
AUSTIN - McLean's chance for the school's first state girls basketball championship ended against a quicker, defensive-minded Neches team Saturday night, as the Lady Tigers fell, 61-32, in the Class 1A Division II state title game at the Erwin Center.

Nazareth topples Vega
LEVELLAND - Meet the new Swifts, same as the old Swifts.

Clarendon, Gruver advance handily
LEVELLAND - Clarendon and Gruver have something to prove for different reasons with shadows of the recent and distant past hanging over them.

Randall grad slates AAU hoops meeting
Randall graduate and Wayland Baptist all-time leading scorer Kendall Webb will meet today with parents of boys wishing to play on AAU summer basketball teams.

Mansfield Timberview cruises to state title
AUSTIN - Maegan Conwright scored 15 points and Mansfield Timberview won its first Class 4A state championship with a 55-39 victory over Frisco Wakeland.

Randall bull rider excels
More than 150 high school area cowboys and cowgirls competed Saturday at the Tri-State High School Rodeo Association's Amarillo / Canyon qualifying rodeo at the Arena of Life.

Randall, Bushland win pools in softball tourney
The Randall Lady Raiders and Bushland Lady Falcons won their pools Saturday at the Panhandle Showdown high school softball tournament at John S. Stiff Memorial Park.

Eagles cling to playoff hopes
The Canyon Eagles have been focused for a week on scoring early in their boys soccer games.

Rally puts McLean in final
AUSTIN - Saber Bohlar's 3-pointer with two seconds left capped a McLean comeback from a 17-point deficit and gave the Lady Tigers a 66-63 win against Leggett in a Class 1A Division II girls basketball state semifinal Friday night at the Erwin Center.

Dons earn another district title
The Palo Duro Dons clinched their third straight District 5-4A boys soccer title Saturday with a 4-1 win against the host Borger Bulldogs.

High school region bowling tourney set
The Texas High School Bowling Club Region I tournament begins today at Western Bowl.

Raiders blank Longhorns
Tre Norton scored in the 53rd minute for Randall, lifting the Raiders to a 1-0 District 5-4A win Friday against the Caprock Longhorns at Dick Bivins Stadium.

Metro bowlers state-bound
Eight Amarillo-metro bowlers qualified for the state tournament by finishing among the top seven in the Texas High School Bowling Club Region 1 Tournament on Saturday at Western Bowl.

Cy-Fair tops Cedar Hill, 54-50
AUSTIN - Chiney Ogwumike scored 24 points and grabbed a Class 5A tournament record 25 rebounds, leading Cypress Fairbanks to a 54-50 win over Cedar Hill in the state semifinals at the Frank Erwin Center.

Gruver drops Clarendon
LEVELLAND - This year, the Gruver Greyhounds made sure they finished the job.

Valley tumbles in semifinals
AUSTIN - A cold shooting stretch ended Valley's first trip to the state girls high school basketball tournament in 36 years, as the Lady Patriots lost 60-39 to Neches on Friday afternoon in a Class 1A Division II state semifinal at the Erwin Center.

Naz, Vega set up rematch for title
LEVELLAND - They'll meet again.

Arizona extends Gorillas' slump
Score: Arizona 3, Amarillo 0, Friday, Tim's Toyota Center, Prescott Valley, Ariz.

Morissette's hat trick lifts Gorillas to win

Greinke shines against Rangers
SURPRISE, Ariz. - Zack Greinke spent spring training last year working on a changeup and ended up with a 9.21 ERA - then he dominated the regular season and won the Cy Young Award.

Sports On The Air

Sports Scene

Earnhardt Jr. wins Kobalt Tools pole
HAMPTON, Ga. - The most treacherous 1.54 miles in all of racing is the Atlanta Motor Speedway. The pavement is worn out, the turns are bumpy. But the cries inside the garage area are unanimous: don't change a thing.

Is Johnson's domination good or bad?
HAMPTON, Ga. - Now it's Jimmie Johnson's turn to enjoy the thrill of victory - and the agony of having to defend it.

Mavs top Bulls for 11th straight win
CHICAGO - Dirk Nowitzki insists he has never played on such a talented team, not even when the Dallas Mavericks reached the NBA finals four years ago.

Early-morning blaze results in pets' deaths
Two pets died in a fire early Saturday at an Amarillo residence, firefighters said.

Baxter Black: Fur flew, and you couldn't skate by their discontent
You know the inmates have taken over the asylum when you're turning to PETA as the voice of reason. These are the animal-rights extremists who compared eating chicken to the Holocaust and once proclaimed that it would be great if Foot and Mouth Disease infected animals in the U.S.

Two teens charged in Austin woman's death
AUSTIN - Authorities have charged an eighth-grader and a 17-year-old with first-degree murder in the death of a 75-year-old woman, in what appears to be an escalation of random gang violence in the city, police said Friday.

Twenty-year term: William P. Clements Jr. Unit
Concrete and stainless steel helped buoy the Amarillo economy when it was flailing in the mid-'80s.

Law: Guns in student cars OK
A state law that makes it impossible to file criminal charges against students who bring weapons to schools in their vehicles won't change how local administrators protect their campuses.

Prostitution ring money funneled locally
An Arlington man was sentenced to five years in prison Friday after pleading guilty to federal charges tied to an interstate prostitution ring that netted more than $1 million and funneled some proceeds through an Amarillo credit union.

Police search for hotel robbery suspect
Amarillo police are searching for a man who robbed a hotel early Friday morning.

Texan promotes using wood waste for generating power
FORT WORTH - Randy Hill lives amid the fossil fuels of America, a place where natural gas and crude oil made millionaires and the landscape is dotted with pump jacks.

No injuries reported in grass fire
Firefighters in Armstrong County spent several hours Friday afternoon extinguishing a grass fire south of Claude, officials said.

November looms first on Perry's calendar
AUSTIN - Before Rick Perry can parlay his Tea Party-powered victory in the Texas governor's primary into something bigger - a 2012 Republican presidential ticket, perhaps - he'll have to actually win a record-setting, third four-year term.

Academic spotlight

Border officers seize illegal cheese
EL PASO - U. S. Customs and Border Protection officers stopped more than 100 pounds of soft Mexican cheese from making a run across the order.

BSA's pharmacy move progresses
Officials at Baptist St. Anthony's Health System hope to move into a newly relocated pharmacy later this fall.

Column - Jon Mark Beilue: What kind of condition would you like them?
This is not something that winds up in a Chamber of Commerce brochure. The Amarillo Convention and Visitors Council won't be touting it on its Web site. Neither will the Amarillo Economic Development Corporation.

Calendar

Calendar

Suspect in deaths of three children competent for trial
BROWNSVILLE - A man accused of beheading three children has been found competent to stand trial.

It's your turn
Let your opinions be read right here

Five hurt in train-car collision in Houston
HOUSTON - A Metro commuter train has hit a car in Houston, and five people have been taken to area hospitals.

One man killed in wreck with semi
A man was killed Friday in an early-morning auto accident in east Amarillo.

Houston energy company president goes missing
NEW ORLEANS - New Orleans police say the president of a Houston energy company is missing, and they're trying to get surveillance video from the Bourbon Street area where colleagues last saw him. He is identified as 54-year-old Douglas Schantz, president of Sequent Energy Management.

Missionaries in jail for weekend
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - Two U.S. missionaries are spending another weekend in a Haitian jail.

Car show provides onlookers vrooms with a view
Batman loves car shows.

Former loan officer given 27 months
A former mortgage loan officer at Interstate Bank SSB in Amarillo was sentenced Friday to serve a 27-month federal prison term for making false bank entries and was ordered to pay more than $189,000 in restitution.

State investigating ambulance service
The state is investigating Amarillo's ambulance service after a complaint the Department of State Health Services received last month.

One name left to lead Health Sciences Center
The search for the next leader of Texas Tech's Health Sciences Center ended Friday with one name.

Canyon company defies requests
A Canyon-based beef marketing co-op continues to defy federal investigators' subpoena requests for information linked to cattle-selling practices in 14 states, but the group now wants a court order protecting its members' trade secrets before it will turn over most documents federal investigators are seeking.

Winner can rest a spell
Boxers usually go toe-to-toe for a maximum of 15 rounds, but two of the area's best spellers went head-to-head for 20 rounds before a champion was crowned Saturday at the 62nd Regional Spelling Bee, at the Branding Iron Theatre on the West Texas A&M University Campus.

$60M in restitution ordered
A federal judge Friday sentenced a Lubbock businessman with ties to Amarillo to 25 years in prison for financial crimes.

Legislators prepare to cut budget
AUSTIN - Gov. Rick Perry and Texas Legislature leaders have asked all state agencies to cut their budgets by 5 percent to offset a shortfall of at least $12 billion, and possibly as high as $19 billion, expected in next year's legislative session.

Correction
The Mega Millions numbers on Page 5D of Saturday's Amarillo Globe-News were incorrect. The correct numbers are 11-31-34-44-52-32.

Food Inspection Report
The Food Establishment Inspection Report is a weekly report that appears Sundays.

Toddler drowns in koi pond
Investigators continue to piece together the chain of events that led a toddler to drown Thursday night in a koi pond outside his rural Potter County home.

House visits still have a pulse: He found his calling
The miles are stacking up on the odometer of Dr. Eric Guy's Honda Pilot.

Grass fire destroys barn in Randall County
A grass fire Saturday afternoon in rural Randall County destroyed a barn before firefighters from three departments were able to extinguish the blaze.

Bears spice things up with signing of Peppers
NEW YORK - The Chicago Bears were big spenders as NFL teams entered the free agency period unconstrained by a salary cap, signing top prize Julius Peppers.

Larry D. Gailey
Larry D. Gailey, 64, of Amarillo died Thursday, March 4, 2010.

C. Dayne "Red" Carruth
PAMPA - C. Dayne "Red" Carruth, 72, died Friday, March 5, 2010, in Amarillo.

Harold "Catfish" Eddins
BORGER - Harold "Catfish" Eddins, 71, died Friday, March 5, 2010.

Peggy J. "Nanny" Alexander
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa - Peggy Alexander, 74, died Tuesday, March 2, 2010, in Johnston.

Myrtle Rose Gilmore
PLAINVIEW - Myrtle Rose Gil-more, 73, formerly of Plainview died Thursday, March 4, 2010.

Betty Robbins
Betty Robbins, 75, of Amarillo died Friday, March 5, 2010.

Clarice Inez Caroline
TULIA - Clarice Inez Caroline, 89, died Tuesday, March 3, 2010, in New Iberia, La.

Leland Royse McMinn
PORT ANGELES, Wash. - Leland Royse McMinn, 79, died Monday, March 1, 2010.

Ruby Ellis
HEREFORD - Ruby Ellis, 95, died Friday, March 5, 2010.

Jesse Long
BALKO, Okla. - Jesse Long, 95, died Friday, March 5, 2010, in Perryton, Texas.

All Obituaries - Text

Frank Martin
BLAIR, Okla. - Frank Martin, 79, Blair, died Friday, March 5, 2010, in Clinton.

Georgia Fields
FRIONA - Georgia Fields, 86, of Friona died Friday, March 5, 2010.

Karen C. Kennedy
OKLAHOMA CITY - Karen C. Kennedy, 71, died Friday, Feb. 26, 2010.

Romaldo "Tony" Gonzales
Romaldo "Tony" Gonzales, 83, of Canyon died Friday, March 5, 2010, in Amarillo.

John H. Dickson
CLOVIS, N.M. - John Dickson, 74, died Friday, March 5, 2010.

LaVeta Caskey
PAMPA - LaVeta Caskey, 79, died Friday, March 5, 2010.

All Obituaries - Text

Ida Lorene Ramsey
BORGER - Ida Lorene Ramsey, 97, died Wednesday, March 3, 2010, in Amarillo.

Services

James Hoskins
PAMPA - James Hoskins, 73, died Sunday, Feb. 28, 2010.

Creda Ainsworth Hodge Smith
Creda Ainsworth Hodge Smith, 87, of Amarillo died Thursday, March 4, 2010.

Services

Patsy Louise Williams Huff
Patsy Louise Williams Huff, 81, of Amarillo died Friday, March 5, 2010.

Maria Elena Duran
TEXHOMA, Okla. - Maria Elena Duran, 72, died Thursday, March 4, 2010.

Linda Kaye Stenhouse
Linda Kaye Stenhouse, 62, of Amarillo went home to be with her Savior, Jesus on Thursday, March 4, 2010.

Danny "Mac" McDowell Sr.
PAMPA - Danny "Mac" McDowell Sr., 58, died Friday, March 5, 2010.

The Rev. Kenneth D. Tollett
The Rev. Kenneth D. Tollett, 65, of Amarillo died Thursday, March 4, 2010.

Linda Kaye Stenhouse
Linda Kaye Stenhouse, 62, of Amarillo went home to be with her Savior, Jesus on Thursday, March 4, 2010.

Raymond Frank Huseman
Raymond Frank Huseman, 57, of Amarillo died Friday, March 5, 2010.

R.O. Johnson
PAMPA - R.O. Johnson, 87, died Thursday, March 4, 2010, in Amarillo.

Creda Ainsworth Hodge Smith
Creda Ainsworth Hodge Smith, 87, of Amarillo died Thursday, March 4, 2010.

Donald "Don" A. Brown
Donald "Don" A. Brown, 73, of Amarillo died Tuesday, March 2, 2010.

Otila Saucedo
Otila Saucedo, 94, of Amarillo died Saturday, March 6, 2010.

Letter: Hearts should go out to pregnant teenagers
(Re: Guest column, Feb. 14, "All pregnant teens need society's help" by Myrna Raffkind.)

'Vitriol' gets new meaning
I read Ginger Nelson's letter (Feb. 25) regarding Rep. David Swinford's assessment of qualifications for public office and Joe Weaver's response to her in his letter (Feb. 28). I thought I knew the meaning of "vitriol," but after reading Weaver's usage of the word, I decided perhaps I had better consult my dictionary.

Editorial: Halfway house takes big step
Recovering drug abusers often have few good options as they seek to climb their way back into society's mainstream.

Letter: Nice going on effort to anoint a new legislator
Congratulations to the Amarillo Globe-News on the kingmaking of Four Price. You did an excellent job of playing the attack dog while Price just had to smile and avoid any issues.

Editorial: Stay on job, senator
Kay Bailey Hutchison made a pledge in 2009: She would resign her U.S. Senate seat before her term expired, no matter the outcome of the Texas Republican gubernatorial primary, in which she was one of three participants.

Letter: Columnist shows his ignorance while berating others'
(Re: John Kanelis' column, Feb. 28.)

Letter: Driving hazardous to health and desire for mobility
Driving in Amarillo has become hazardous and dangerous.

Column - Rep. Mac Thornberry: Let's not apologize for putting security of Americans first
WASHINGTON - I will always remember watching Jeane Kirkpatrick address the Republican National Convention in 1984. She listed a number of world trouble spots and, for each, noted that "the San Francisco Democrats" blamed America for the problem. "But then," as she said, "they always blame America first."

Letter: So much for good change
I truly thought President Obama would be a good change. He proved me wrong with his so-called "health summit."

Column - Carlos Bullock: Gaming cash needs to stay here at home
LIVINGSTON - At the direction of Gov. Rick Perry and Texas' top legislative leaders, state agencies and universities are identifying ways to cut spending by 5 percent to help offset what is expected to be a budget shortfall of at least $10 billion next year.

Poor elected officials: Cry me a river
After reading the story in Sunday's paper (Feb. 28) about the pension of our elected officials, my heart goes out to them.

Column - John Kanelis: Yes, this election produced its share of surprise
It didn't take long for the smoke to clear from Texas' primary election this past Tuesday.

Letter: Egg analogy misfires
I disagree with Patricia Strader's analogy (letter, Feb. 3) that pregnant teens are like eggs. Eggs don't have legs.

Editorial: Sanity returns to SBOE?
Believe it or not, there's been a sanity sighting in Texas public education political circles.

Letter: Stop the racist rants about our voting patterns
I am getting tired of being told by people like Leonard Pitts that if I voted for someone other than Barack Obama I did so because Mr. Obama is black.

Column - Karen Hadden
AUSTIN - Heavily subsidized by taxpayers and rate-payers, nuclear power is susceptible to delay, cost overruns and significant environmental risks. Investing billions into more nuclear power threatens to derail funding that would be better spent on energy efficiency and safer, cleaner renewable energy.

Texas fishing report
AUSTIN - Here is the weekly fishing report as compiled for the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for March 3. (Report also available on Web at www.txfishing.com.)

Palo Duro Bowhunters' 3-D season starts today
The Palo Duro Bowhunters of Amarillo will open its 3-D season today. Shooting begins at 1 p.m. and will cost $10 for members and $15 for non-members.

Young Texas angler's catfish proves worth the wait
DALLAS - Colton Austin, 13, was shivering on a cold, blustery day at Lake Tawakoni, but his afternoon was about to warm up. Colton, who lives in New Braunfels, was fishing with his dad, Ray Austin, and their friend, Ron Denison, of Canyon Lake.

Living in the wilderness
Al Schroeter of Ely, Minn., drives his dog team home after a day of trout fishing.

Lady Buffs try to extend string against UCO
BARTLESVILLE, Okla. - The West Texas A&M Lady Buffs will look across the court today and see a familiar foe trying to block its bid for another prize.

WT wins in final at-bat
A bases-loaded single sent the West Texas A&M softball team to victory in Game 2 of the Lady Buff Invitational on Friday.

Tarleton ousts Buffs
BARTLESVILLE, Okla. - Tarleton State overcame an old sports theory and West Texas A&M came up with the same old turnover story Friday night.

Lady Buffs movin' on
BARTLESVILLE, OKLA. - The scoring machine that has been Central Oklahoma in recent days has gone silent.

WT downs UCO twice, takes tournament title
The West Texas A&M softball team completed a four-game tournament sweep and won the Lady Buff Invitational championship Saturday at Lady Buff Yard.



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