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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2005
Page
8
The FBI alerted police that al-Qaida cells might use fuel trucks to strike Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago. The warning, distributed by officials in Los Angeles, relied on uncorroborated intelligence and carried no reliability statement.
Reagan headlines the fourth annual An Evening With fundraiser at Midland Country Club benefiting the Centers for Children and Families. Mike Reagan, adopted son of Jane Wyman and Ronald Reagan, supports adoption services while community interest grows toward a $100,000 goal. The event features past hosts Lisa Whelchel Henry Winkler and Melissa Gilbert and aims to raise agency awareness and fund operations. Reagan notes prior Texas campaign stops in the 70s and 80s.
MICHAEL REAGAN, syndicated talk show host and son of Ronald Reagan, says he has never lost a precinct and recalls campaigning for President Bush in Ohio. He closes by praising the Centers for Children and Families and his heart for kids, noting the need for organizations helping children and families.
Federal grand jury in Fort Lauderdale charges lobbyist Jack Abramoff and Adam Kidan with five counts of wire fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit wire and mail fraud over a 2000 SunCruz Casinos deal. They allegedly used a fake wire transfer to defraud lenders of about 60 million dollars.
Elias Jeremiah Cervantez, 20, of San Antonio, is charged with making a hoax bomb threat to a aircraft related to a Southwest Airlines flight. The note prompted a Houston Hobby Airport shutdown for about 20 minutes and the aircraft grounding. He allegedly left the note during a flight leg between Midland and Dallas. He gave a written guilty statement to FBI agents before returning to San Antonio where he was arrested. The federal charge carries up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
FEC spokesman said the audit of ARMPAC is not an enforcement action and that similar reviews have occurred before. The report appeared on Political MoneyLine and ARMPAC officials had access to it earlier, with corrected May and June reports filed. ARMPAC's Jim Ellis faces separate Texas money-laundering charges in Texans for a Republican Majority. DeLay denies wrongdoing.
Ashley admitted guilt on weapons charges after a brief hearing led by Judge Platt. Ashley posted a $10,000 unsecured bond and will turn himself in for processing before a future court date. Judge Platt noted possible reassignment to Judge Robert Junell, who typically uses federal guidelines but is not bound by them.
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