Altus Times (Altus, Okla.), Vol. 104, No. 205, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 14, 2002 Page: 2 of 10
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OKLAHOMA TOMORROW
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YESTERDAY’S ALMANAC
THE NATION TOMORROW
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cials said Wednesday the dence of Iraq's banned
possibility of U.S. help weapons programs.
International
policeman.
be the guest speaker, Area
ham radio operators are
urged to attend.
from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m.
Tickets are $5 for reserved
seats $3 for general admis-
sion. Tickets will also be
available at the door.
on Falcon Road. It will be
hosted by St John’s Baptist
Church and the menu will
include chili beans and
fixin's, beef stew, Italian
sausage soup, cornbread,
cake and drinks.
go to war against Iraq with after that, even changing
or without U.N. backing, the name from the U.N.
got the Security Council Special Commission, or
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140. Published afternoons Monday
through Friday and Sunday morn-
ings by Community Newspaper
Holdings Inc., at 218 W. Commerce,
Altus, OK 73521. Periodicals post
age paid at Altus, OK
Tulsa
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sions with U.S. intelli-
gence agencies about evi-
and
Commission,
UNMOVIC.
Skies will become mostly cloudy across the state this New York City
evening as a trough of low pressure tracks through our Philadelphia
region. Lows will range from the lower 30s to the lower St. Louis
40s Expect mostly cloudy skies to linger into Friday with Washington, DC
Sunday
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Christian Homeschool
Educators of Southwest
Oklahoma (CHESO) will
have their monthly meeting
Thursday at 7 p.m.. It will
be at the First Baptist
Ribbon cutting held for new business
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held earlier this week for J.B.’s Cafe' Altus,
219 N. Main in Altus. Chamber Ambassadors joined Keith Sands, Debra
Borders and John Borders for the event. Today marks the first day of Cafe’
Altus’ grand opening which runs through Saturday. “Fine dining under the
stars" is the slogan for this restaurant that is already being referred to as
one of Texhoma’s premiere restaurants. They feature international cuisine,
great steaks and seafood in a beautiful and relaxing atmosphere
Reservations are not required, but recommended. Call 482-7189.
Lowell-Tims
Funeral Home
The Oklahoma Retired
Educatators Association
will meet Nov. 20 at 11:30
a.m. at the Friendship Inn.
Nov. 20 is also Retired
Educators Day. Those 90 or
older will be given special
recognition at the meeting.
The program will be pre-
sented by Cecil Chesser,
talking on education her-
itage in Jackson County.
Sunrise
7:11 a.m.
Sunset
5:33 p.m.
Saturday
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Monday
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resolution passed.
The Pentagon
missioner
Cleminson said.
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Kincannon
Funeral Home
482-1800
1100 E. Tamarack Road
482.19/9
Check out our website at www.oktheatres.com
(580) 482-0330 • 3917 N. MAIN • ALTUS
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Nightly 7:00 & 9:30
An Sat. & Sun. Mat. 2:00 & 4:30
of airstrikes on Iraq.
A main sticking point in .
1998 was Iraq’s claim that
the U.N. inspectors were
just a cover for U.S. spy-
ing. The United Nations
made extensive changes
to the inspection program
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Washington with military
and civilian intelligence
officials as a government
contract employee.
He said the two-minute
tape “captured the arrival
of the explosives-laden
Ryder truck as it parked
on the north side of the
federal complex shortly
before 9 a.m. on April 19.
Moments later, I observed
an individual descend from
the passenger side of the
truck. He appeared to be of
Middle Eastern extraction
with dark hair, olive com-
plexion and a bail cap,”
Reser said.
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low pressure passes through our region We will see an
overnight low in the upper 30s. Cold air filtering in on Friday
will bring overcast skies throughout the day.
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Eddie Murphy
Nightly 7:15 * 9:45
date S.8un. Mat. 2:15 & 4:45
Verification
Inspection
or
can’t just have someone
give you a note with infor
mation and say. Thank
you very much,’ and walk
away.
"They have to talk, and
in the course of doing so
they will exchange infor
mation. I’m assuming that
in practice, that will hap
pen.
"Respectful, Reasonable,
Caring Service"
Gardening and Recycling
With Oklahomans and
Worms). They can use your
bagged leaves for compost-
ing. Contact Kelly Cox .
UNSCOM, to the U.N.
A trap shoot sponsored
by the Eldorado Junior
Class will be held Saturday
from 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. at
the old gyp mill on the
north side of Eldorado.
There will be a concession
stand. There will be a
charge of $4 per shot. The
winner will receive 60 per-
cent of the proceeds. The
remaining proceeds will go
to the junior class.
US
UNdER The skcylicler"
was being discussed with
the United Nations.
American intelligence
agencies also are eager for
inspectors to look in sus-
picious places no outside
The annual Country
Kitchen Christmas bazaar
willl be held 11 a.m. Nov.
20 at the First United
Methodist Church.
7th grade science stu-
dents at Altus Middle
School are participating in
The Lincoln Alumni
Association will meet at
noon Saturday at Western
Sizzlin.
provide helicopters, air-
planes or even surveil-
lance aircraft for the
inspectors. American U 2
surveillance planes pro
vided aerial photos to pre-
Altus High School will
present the all-school
production Smokey Joe’s
Cafe’ at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 25-
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Nightly 7:00 & 9:30 ATNURSL
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There will be a yard and
bake sale benefit for the
family of John Slate. It will
be at Grace Living Center,
1059 E. Pecan at 9 a.m.
Saturday. There will be fur-
niture, clothing, baked
goods and other miscella-
neous items.
inspection back-and-forth discus-
The annual Sunset
Elementary School Chili
Supper will be from 5:30
p.m. until 7:30 p.m. at the
Altus Community Center.
Hot dogs and chili will be
served from 5:30 p.m. until
6:30 p.m. with a gift basket
auction and entertainment
to follow from 6:30 p.m. to
7:30 p.m.. Tickets are $3
per person.
Carrier Delivery
1 MONTH $ 7.00
6 MONTHS $42 00
12 MONTHS $84.00
Mail-In State
6 MONTHS $49.50
12 MONTHS $99,00
Mail-Out of State
6 MONTHS $57.00
12 MONTHS $114.00
POSTMASTER
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ALTUS TIMES
P.O. BOX 578
ALTUS, OK 73522
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and the Oklahoma Press Association Locally operated
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Inc.
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The monthly lunch to
benefit Habitat for
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The Western Trail
The third annual Altus
"Toy Run" sponsored by
the Chapter "F” Vietnam
Vets Motorcycle Club
"M/C" and the Associates
will be held Sat., Dec. 7
starting at 10 a.m. at
Crows Custom Cycle Shop,
925 Falcon Road.
Entry fee for the Toy Run
event is 1 toy and 2 canned
goods. Each participant
will be served a turkey and
ham dinner at no cost. Best
Western is offering rooms
at a special rate of $43 dur-
ing this event. For more
information, call Chili at
(580) 477-3258.
ENURSIF Nightly 7:15 & 9:45
W Set & Sun. Mat. 2:15 & 4:45
vious U.N.
teams, for
The Altus Times is now
accepting photos of chil-
dren age 2 and under for
“Countdown to
Christmas." You must
have the photo and infor-
mation in the office before a
space will be reserved.
Spots are available for Nov.
28-Dec. 24 on a first-come,
first-serve basis while avail-
able. There is no cost for
this feature.
"This time the street
will be one way,”
Canadian UNMOVIC com
John the day is Jerry Butler , His
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for 104 years
Reser provided to the com
mittee.
Reser is a one-time
Oklahoma City police offi-
cer who left the force more
than a decade before the
April 19, 1995, bombing,
and now works as a Tulsa
The Altus High School
Choir is selling fresh
Florida fruit including
oranges, pineapples,
apples, pears and more. To
place an order contact any
choir member or call the
choir room at 481-2163 by
Nov. 18.
He did not return a tele-
phone message left with
the Tulsa airport police,
who confirmed he worked
there. Committee officials
said Reser has not
responded to recent
attempts to contact him.
Reser’s home number is
unlisted.
While the bombing took
place seven years ago,
committee officials said
Reser and others had con-
tacted the panel this year
seeking a fresh look at any
possible conspiracy.
Reser exaggerated his
length of service with the
Oklahoma City police
department, falsely said he
served with a special pro-
jects unit on the force and
described government con-
CASA of Southwest
Oklahoma will present the
program. All Kiwanians and
community guests may
attend.
One major change is
that Blix has said
UNMOVIC will not hold
There will be a luncheon at
a cost of $4.50 from 11
a.m. until 1 p.m. The
church is located at 1911
N. Main.
26 at the Altus High School Humanity Altus Area, Inc.
Auditorium. Tickets will be will be Tuesday from 11
on sale in the lobby of the a.m. until 1 p.m. at the
auditorium Nov. 18-22 Altus Community Center
Aldonian Club will have
a field trip Friday.
Members to meet at the
Bunker Hill Shopping
Center at 9:30 a.m. RSVP
by calling 482-2142.
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FRIDAY AFTER NEXT
Historical Society board Church in the singles
will meet Thursday at 7 building which is across
p.m. at the Museum of the the street from the church.
Western Prairie. For more information, call
Dawn Holt at 482-4568.
The AAARA Ham Radio
Club will have their month- The Altus Kiwanis Club
ly meeting at 7 p.m. will meet at noon Friday at
Thursday at the Southwest Western Oklahoma State
Technology Center on West College. The Kiwanian of
Due to unforseen cir-
cumstances, Western
Oklahoma State College's
performance of "The
Messiah" has been can-
celled this year. Western
officials anticipate continu-
ing the tradition perfor-
mance of "The Messiah"
next year.
City
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Tuesday Dallas-Fort Worth
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observer has been since inspectors said that
the last U.N. inspectors arrangement won’t work,
left Iraq four years ago. Intelligence agencies need
such as underground comments to ensure
bunkers. The U.S. has they're giving the inspec-
scores of satellite and tors the right kind of
other surveillance images information, they said,
as well as information And intelligence officials
from patrols over north- need to trust the U.N.
ern and southern no-fly inspectors not to leak sen-
zones, the stories of Iraqi sitive data that could
defectors and other infor- reveal the spies' sources
mation. and methods, they said.
U.N. inspectors left Iraq "My experience is, you
in December 1998 after have to discuss informa-
months of squabbling over tion given to you," said
access to Saddam’s presi- former inspector Terrence
dential palaces. The Taylor, now at the
United States and Britain International Institute for
responded with four days Strategic Studies. "You
Highland Heights
United Methodist Church
will host a bazaar and bake
sale on Saturday from 9
a.m until 2 p.m. Saturday.
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2 ALTUS TIMES, Thursday, Nov. 14, 2002
nections that federal offi-
cials said did not exist,
Burton contended.
"Mr. Reser's statements
have had the potential to
cause serious pain and
anxiety for the families and
victims of the Oklahoma
City bombing," which
killed 168 people, Burton
wrote.
Timothy McVeigh was
executed on June 11,
2001, for planting the
bomb in a truck outside
the Alfred P. Murrah
Federal Building. The only
other person charged.
Terry Nichols, is serving a
life sentence following fed-
eral convictions for con-
spiracy and involuntary
manslaughter in the
deaths of eight U.S. law
enforcement officers.
Nichols also is charged
in Oklahoma with 160
mounts st-degree mur-
der.
In a sworn statement to
the Government Reform
Committee, Reser said he
saw a videotape while
attending a meeting in
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