Altus Times (Altus, Okla.), Vol. 107, No. 211, Ed. 1 Friday, December 9, 2005 Page: 1 of 16
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Third Ceniceros brother sentenced
of
Olustee.
methamphetamine from Guadalupe
Department of Corrections, with 10 28 to the conspiracy charge and was Jackson and 513 W. Cypress.
See CENICEROS, page 3
Preparing
for service
courtesy photo
Renewable energy
pho
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Kariann Morse says it's
only 16 days left to
Christmas. She is the 2-
year-old daughter of
Kenny and Mary Morse
Grandparents are Kenny
and Patty Morse and
Jean and I.J. McCallay.
Great-grandmother is
Avo McCallay.
MacDowell committee prepares
for the upcoming vespers service.
L-r Catherine Coke, Edie Lazenby,
Jennie Buchanan and Ben Bailey,
director of First United Methodist
Church choir. The Christmas
Vespers Service is scheduled for 5
p.m. Sunday, Dec. 11, at the First
United Methodist Church. It is free
and opent to the public.
Glad Tidings to
present program
This & That..pg. 3
Birthdays &
Anniversaries
Weather
Mostly sunny
52/23
precip: 50%
Friday,
Dec. 9,
2005
Tuesday,
Dec. 13,
6 to 9 p.m.
in rooms 109
& 110 on the
Southwest
Technology
Center campus
Home Of...
Jo Moran
Today in
history
In 1867, the capital of
the Colorado Territory
was moved from Golden
to Denver.
In 1987, the Intifada
began in the Israeli-occu-
pied Gaza Strip.
In 1990, Lech Walesa
was elected president of
Poland.
workshop to be
in Altus on Tuesday
Inside
Fire in Martha
Inside... .pg. 14
Our 107th year
No. 211
Agriculture. Participants will learn about grants and loans from
Section 9006 of the U.S. Farm Bill created specifically to assist
small businesses and producers develop wind power, biomass and
other renewable energy and energy efficiency projects.
Oklahomans interested in developing renewable energy projects
will receive training to successfully organize, write and submit an
application for funding assistance under the Farm Bill.
Two workshops will be held at:
- Stillwater, Dec. 6, 6 to 9 p.m. in Room 101 in the Wes Watkins
Center on the campus of Oklahoma State University'.
- Altus, Dec. 13, 6 to 9 p.m. in Rooms 109 & 110 on the
Southwest Technology Center campus.
The Oklahoma Wind Power Initiative is a collaborative project
by the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University. It
investigates and promotes wind energy resources in the state, as:
well as provides resource and economic information to policy mak-
ers, landowners, potential wind-energy investors, and citizens of:
Oklahoma. To RSVP or for more information, contact Kyloh;
McNabb at 405-447-8412. If you are interested in attending the :
Altus meeting only, you may also contact Gary Strickh
Jackson County Extension Office, 482-0823.
Hale upends
Altus
Sports.....pg. 4
NORMAN- The Oklahoma Wind Power Initiative, along with
the Oklahoma Renewable Energy Council, will be hosting renew, i
able energy workshops in December to help Oklahomans develop
the state’s cash crops of wind and biofuels.
The workshops are intended for rural agricultural producers and
Pause
to pray
I will praise You, Lord,
for everyone to hear
and I will sing hymns to
You in every nation.
Your love reaches high-
er than the heavens;
Your loyalty extends
beyond the clouds.
-Psalms 57:9,10
Kailyn Brola
Tommy Hughes
See Page 2
rural-headquartered companies inter-
ested in applying renewable tech-
nologies to their ranches, farms and
businesses. No fee is required for
these workshops. An RSVP is
requested, though, as a complimenta-
ry dinner will be served.
The workshop will include pre-
sentations given by representatives
of the Oklahoma Wind Power
Initiative, the Environmental Law
Practice Group for Hall Estill, P.C..
and the U.S. Department of
this year; distribution of a con- Olustee, and Brandi Sue King. 29, of Investigation; and the Hardeman
Renegade's lead singer, Frank Zaragoza.
Country music tour
to be in Altus on Dec. 16
Sonya Ray, staff writer
ALTUS - Several different per-
formers are set to perform next
Friday. Fans of Renegade and
Harley Lynn can catch them at 7
p.m. Dec. 16 at the Altus City
Auditorium for the Texas River
Country Music Tour 2005.
Renegade is composed of musi-
cians from Texas and Oklahoma.
They released their first album,
“Renegade Live,” on Dec. I. Kim
Carson, guitarist for the band, is a
two-time Tennessee Country Music
award winner and was named the
2005 Texas River Music
Associations Songwriter of the Nine-year-oldrecording a
Year. will open for the band
“We have been together for about
eight months,” Carson said. “A Chris Sheffield, who plays bass
bunch of us met through different for the band, is CUI a music
venues and decided to get together major. His older brother, Toby
to form the band. We have also Sheffield, plays li 1 I the band
signed a deal with CM1 Records in and also does an acoustic set where
Wichita Falls” he shows off his talents as a gui-
The lead singer, Frank Zaragoza, tarist and voca
is a two-time award winning coun- boys from Oklal
try artist. Zaragoza has overcome known for their tor 1 ......
his diagnosis of diabetic retinopa- ability
thy to continue to pursue his love of “Most people w ill recognize the
writing and singing country music. see concert page 12
ALTUS — A third Ceniceros trolled substance (marijuana), also of 215 Fifth St. in Snyder. County District Attorney’s Office
brother has been sentenced to 10 in March of this year; and distribu- The three were nabbed in a and Sheriff’s Department.
years in prison after pleading guilty tion of a controlled substance sweep when lawmen executed five According to affidavits filed in
Dec. I to three drug distribution (cocaine) in October 2004 The sen- search warrants at properties that District Court, law enforcement
charges. tences are to run concurrently. Guadalupe Ceniceros either owned agents in September, working with
Guadalupe Ceniceros, 45, was Guadalupe’s brother, Daniel or was renting at 1129 Cherry, 702 two confidential informants in
given 20 years in the state Ceniceros, 31, pleaded guilty Nov. S. Julian, 706 S. Julian, 416 S. Quanah and Altus, purchased
years suspended, on each of the sentenced to 10 years in the IX X . The arrests were the result of a and Danny, who lived in Quanah,
three counts: conspiracy to commit with all but five year suspended. joint investigation by the District III Garcia, according to an affidavit,
the felony of distribution of a con- Guadalupe (Ceniceros was arrest- Drug Task Force; District VI Drug sold methamphetamine to a confi-
trolled dangerous substance ed on a warrant March 10 along Task Force; Oklahoma Bureau of dential informant from Guadalupe
(methamphetamine) in March of with Rudy Eugene Garcia, 27, of Narcotics; Oklahoma State Bureau
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