MAJORITY OF SUB CIVILIANS ARE IN TEXAS OIL WITH PROBABLE DONOR TIES TO BUSH
The Navy Saturday..released the names of the 16 civilian guests [on board the ill-fated U.S. sub that sunk a Japanese fishing vessel last week]:
Jay Brehmer (Overland Park, Kan.)
Carol Brehmer (Overland Park, Kan.)
Jack Clary (Stow, Mass.)
Pat Clary (Stow, Mass.)
Helen Cullen (Houston, Texas)
John M. Hall (Sealy, Texas)
Leigh Anne Schell Hall (Sealy, Texas)
Mike Mitchell (Irving, Texas)
Mickey Nolan (Honolulu)
Susan Nolan (Honolulu)
Anthony Schnur (The Woodlands, Texas)
Susan Schunur (The Woodlands, Texas)
Tood Thoman (Houston, Texas)
Deanda Thoman (Houston, Texas)
Ken Wyatt (Golden, Colorado)
Catherine Graham Wyatt (Golden, Colorado)
"Hall pulled the ballast-control levers that started the submarine's ill-fated ascent towards the surface. He currently works for a wholesale energy company called Aquila, which is based in Kansas City, Mo. Jay Brehmer and Anthony Schur, both of whom were travelling with their wives, are also employed by Aquila. Brehmer, additionally, serves the board of directors of Contango Oil and Gas Company in Houston, Texas. Ken Wyatt works for Aquila Energy Capital Corporation. Todd Thoman used to work with Hall as an executive for a Dallas-based oil and gas company, Fossil Bay Resources. Thoman and Hall left the company in January. Jack Clary is a respected sportswriter who has authored dozens of books on sports figures such as Michael Jordan and Tiger Woods. One of his books looked at athletic standouts at the U.S. Naval Academy. Mickey Nolan was the volunteer chairman of the last two USS Missouri golf tournaments. All 16 guests were major contributors to the USS Missouri Restoration Fund, according to KITV4 News reporter Keoki Kerr. Their visit to the Greeneville was arranged by retired U.S. Pacific Forces commander Adm. Richard Macke." --KITV4, Hawaii, 2/17/01
Note: Since ex-President Bush is the honorary chairman of the Restoration Fund, we suspect that the Texas oil people are also "major contributors" to the Bush campaign. This would explain last week's nervousness in the White House, reported by the NY Daily News. --Politex, 2/18/01 |
