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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2003
Page
1
Saddam Hussein accuses U N arms inspectors of overstepping their mandate while Iraq reports inspectors are gathering names of Iraqi scientists and questioning them as U N teams push for compliance. The remarks surface on Army Day and were aired on Iraqi television.
Washington based forecasters expect stronger growth in 2003, contingent on a quick Iraq war and stable oil supplies. Private economists rank geopolitical risk as the top threat to their upbeat view, with some predicting a weak start followed by gains unless disruptions occur.
Police seek leads in the killings of six men across a Sunday attack that echoed a September ambush of four Mexican women. Witness Rose Ramos, mother of two, escaped bondage and reported a man in a ski mask and a jacket bearing the word police before contacting authorities.
Thousands of Marines sailors and soldiers head to the Persian Gulf region from California Georgia and Maryland as the Iraq buildup accelerates. K C Lindberg expresses worry and pride as her husband departs from San Diego aboard the USS Tarawa. President Bush threatens military action if Iraq does not disarm per U N resolutions. The Pentagon cites up to 250000 soldiers in the Gulf with at least 50000 there. More than 10000 Army soldiers were in Georgia as part of the movement.
The chain reported a third quarter loss of 8.2 million on 39.8 million in sales, signaling ongoing problems despite earlier steps to reverse a customer decline. Chief executive Craig Miller resigned and was succeeded in a phase aimed at a turnaround.
ConocoPhillips begins a $3 million developmental drilling program in northern Ector as crude hovers in the low $30s and natural gas around $5 per thousand cubic feet, signaling increased upstream activity amid higher prices.
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