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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 2003
Page
1
The Bush administration raised the nation's terror alert to orange for a second time, warning of a high risk of attack around the Muslim holy period of the Hajj. The Office of Homeland Security issued the call for heightened vigilance.
The government lifted the terror threat to high risk orange amid warnings of al Qaida plans to attack during Muslim holy days. Officials cited intelligence corroborated by multiple sources that Osama bin Laden’s network could target soft sites such as hotels and apartments, possibly using a dirty bomb or conventional explosives.
University of Texas at Permian Basin announces ongoing budget reductions over the coming years with officials stressing fiscal prudence and sustained operations. The administration says the changes aim to preserve core programs while trimming nonessential spending.
President Bush presses the United Nations to back military action against Saddam Hussein. He warns the Security Council must decide soon if its words mean anything, insisting a dictator cannot be trusted. France's ambassador calls Saddam a dictator as support divides among council members. Aubrey Luce, Bronson, with a NASA patch, visits a debris facility in Hemphill.
A cryptic note hints at a theatrical or literary event titled Coming Tomorrow Ahr. It promises intense themes and a focus on passion, featuring prominent local presenters and a scheduled reading or performance tomorrow.
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