1 And at the so-called Pantex plant in Amarillo, Texas, technicians are dismantling nuclear weapons to comply with arms-control treaties.

2 The Flying Tiger from Amarillo was first buried in China, then briefly in Hawaii.

3 Lake Meredith, about 20 miles north of Amarillo, is at just 8 percent of its capacity, according to the latest monthly report from the Texas Water Development Board.

4 A city of northwest Texas south of Amarillo. The city has large meat-packing and meat-processing industries. Population, 21,700.

5 John Ed Blackburn: The Amarillo aviator died in China in 1942 while serving with the Flying Tigers.

6 A rusted, muddy piece Amarillo history soon may be pulled out of a lake in China.

7 John Ed Blackburn: Amarillo aviator died in China in 1942 while serving with the Flying Tigers.

8 There is sometimes more snow Amarillo than New York, which is another city.

9 Issue: The city of Amarillo is located in the Texas panhandle between Potter and Randall Counties.

10 Baker circulated the tape to newspapers and radio and television stations in the Amarillo area.

11 He was reburied permanently in Llano Cemetery in 1949, according to Amarillo Globe - News files.