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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2003
Page
7
A federal investigator questioned the decision to sail a 32 foot charter in rough surf after a capsizing near Garibaldi Oregon that left at least nine dead and two missing. Eight survived by swimming to shore as life jackets aided all survivors. investigators will review ocean conditions and boat equipment.
President Bush and his father played golf at 6:15 a.m. on Father's Day at a damp Kennebunkport course near Walker's Point. Former President Bush led off with a straight drive and quipped No mulligans as they rode in a golf cart. The outing followed Bush's Connecticut trip where he spoke on Medicare.
Eight Cubans, seven men and one woman, were spotted on a Florida beach and taken into Border Patrol custody. A 19 foot boat was recovered and officers suspect smuggling to shore. witnesses alerted police who contacted Border Patrol. The group was held for questioning in Pembroke Pines as agents interview witnesses.
A bomb scare at St Patrick's Cathedral in New York delayed Mass as police searched the building after an unidentified man claimed to have left a bomb. No explosive was found. officials cited the Archdiocese of New York spokesman Joseph Zwilling.
California adviser Gerry Parsky said the recall effort against Governor Gray Davis appears on track to qualify for the ballot, though Bush re election remains his priority. Backers claim over 700,000 signatures collected toward the 900,000 needed, with a special fall election possible. potential Republican candidates include Arnold Schwarzenegger Bill Simon and Tom McClintock.
A Cessna 205 used for skydiving crashed on takeoff at Greensburg Jeannette Regional Airport in Pennsylvania, killing four of five aboard. FAA spokesman Arlene Salac confirmed four dead. survival of the fifth remained unclear. The plane belonged to Chuck Bryant’s Skydive Bouquet, a Greensburg area family-run firm.
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