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A press conference was held Friday at Southwest Technology Center to give an update from different City and County representatives about the ice storm recovery. Joe Don Dunham, right, Altus Finance Director said that the City has had to spend $600,000 so far on storm efforts. The lion's share of this has been for mutual aid and for fuel and equipment. Lost revenues will run about $500,000 to $525,000 for taxes and utilities. Overtime will run $150,000 to $200,000. Overall figures look like the storm cost about $2 1/2 to $4 million. The City of Altus has a reserve of $3 million. Altus Times photos by Paula Peterson
City/County press conference held to give updates on ice storm recovery
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by Paula Peterson, asst. to editor A press conference for the City of Altus and Jackson County was held on Friday, Feb. 5 at Southwestern Technology Center. Representatives of all the major departments for the City and some for the county were present to provide information to the public regarding the recent ice storm. Matt Coppock, Public Inf...
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Making up snow days on Altus School Board agenda for Monday
Bid packages for remodeling and new construction also to be addressed
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Western classes on Altus AFB relocated
Western Oklahoma State College classes at Altus Air Force Base will be moved this week. All Western Oklahoma State College classes held at Altus Air Force Base will meet at Western this week. Thi...
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Ortega says budget shortfall focus of 2010 legislative session
Accordiing to information released from State House Representative Charles Ortega of Altus, the 2010 legislative session begins with an immediate focus: the budget shortfall. Ortega said that law...
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Finally it’s Time to play: Who Dats and Hoosiers in Super Bowl
MIAMI (AP)—Hoosiers and Who Dats. And, oh yes, the two best teams in the NFL also happen to be on hand for Sunday’s Super Bowl. Peyton Manning(notes) and his AFC champion Indianapolis Colts...
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What Dat? It’s the story of “Who Dat!”
NEW ORLEANS (AP)—New Orleans Saints flags fluttering from its roof, the black SUV rolled past a bus stop on Tchoupitoulas Street early in the morning. “Who Dat!” came the cheer from the SUV’...
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Passionate Saints fans are in Baltimore
FORT LAUDERDALE , Florida – The most passionate New Orleans Saints fans outside of Louisiana on Sunday will come from the unlikeliest of places—Baltimore. It’s not that Baltimoreans have...
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