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Die Grosse Ernüchterung Sittens 2:4-Heimniederlage Gegen Vaduz (Wb) NLA-Träume Sind Für Den FC Sitten Nicht Erlaubt AZ 3900 Brig Montag, 14. April 2003 Publikationsorgan der CVPO 163. Jahrgang Nr. 86 Fr. 2.— Unabhängige Tageszeitung Auflage: 27493 Ex. Redaktion: Tel. 027 922 99 88 Abonnentendienst: Tel. 027 948 30 50 Mengis Annoncen: Tel. 027 948 30 40 Fieber Diskussion um Wiederaufbau Iraks messen H o n g k o n g. — (AP) US-Truppen rücken in Saddam Husseins Heimatstadt Tikrit ein Hongkong will die Ausbrei- tung der Lungenkrankheit B a g d a d. — (AP) Mehr als SARS mit neuen Mass- drei Wochen nach Beginn des nahmen eindämmen. Die Irak-Kriegs sind US-Truppen Behörden erwägen, bei sämt- am Sonntag in Tikrit einge- lichen Passagieren, die von rückt, der Geburtsstadt des ge- Hongkong abfliegen, Fieber stürzten Staatschefs Saddam zu messen. Wie dies prak- Hussein. Das teilte der kom- tisch umgesetzt werden soll, mandierende General Tommy ist noch unklar. Vom Hon- Franks in Katar mit. Die Stadt gkonger Flughafen Chek Lap war nach Bagdad, Kirkuk und Kok fliegen monatlich etwa Mossul das letzte strategische eine Million Menschen ab. Kriegsziel der Alliierten. Die Hongkonger Behörden In Bagdad vereinbarten die US- riefen zudem für kommenden Streitkräfte gemeinsame Pa- Samstag zu einer umfassen- Swiss-Flugzeuge in Zürich- trouillen mit irakischen Polizis- den Säuberungsaktion auf. Kloten. Foto key ten, um den massiven Plünde- Fernsehsender würden live rungen Einhalt zu gebieten. Zur darüber berichten. Hongkon- Swiss dementiert Sicherung der Ordnung haben gs Wirtschaftskraft hat durch die USA 1200 Polizisten und die Ausbreitung des Schwe- Z ü r i c h. — (AP) Die Spe- Justizbeamte nach Irak ge- ren Akuten Atemwegssyn- kulationen um die Zukunft schickt. Die Plünderungen ver- droms merklich gelitten. der Fluggesellschaft Swiss lagerten sich auf Kasernen und 1059 Bewohner in der ehe- halten an. Gemäss einem Be- Lagerhäuser der irakischen maligen britischen Kronkolo- richt in der neusten «Sonn- Streitkräfte im Westen von nie sind nach offiziellen An- tagsZeitung», der sich auf Bagdad. Dort richteten US- gaben an SARS erkrankt, 32 «drei unabhängige Quellen» Truppen Strassensperren ein, an Menschen starben in der stützte, soll das Schweizer denen Fahrzeuge kontrolliert Stadt bereits an der Krank- Unternehmen mit der deut- wurden. heit. Die Regierung reagierte schen Lufthansa über eine Die künftige Regierung Iraks mit der Ankündigung der Übernahme verhandeln. Die soll nach den Worten von US- Fiebermessungen und weite- Swiss hingegen will von der- Aussenminister Colin Powell rer Massnahmen auf Meldun- artigen Verhandlungen nichts aus freien Wahlen hervorgehen. Ein US-Soldat bewwacht mutmassliche Plünderer. Die Truppen wollen die Ordnung wieder herstellen. gen aus Indonesien und Phi- wissen. Seite 3 Seite 2 Foto key lippinen. Seite 2 Die grosse Ernüchterung Sittens 2:4-Heimniederlage gegen Vaduz (wb) NLA-Träume sind für den FC Sitten nicht erlaubt. Jedenfalls nicht in dieser Sai- son. Die ernüchternde 2:4- Heimniederlage gegen den FC Vaduz lässt jedenfalls keinen anderen Schluss zu. Wer eine Halbzeit lang dominiert, jedoch keine Differenz machen kann und nach einem Platzverweis derart auseinander fällt, der schürt keine Erwartungen. Der dreiwöchige Meister- schafts-Unterbruch brachte die Mannschaft nicht weiter, ob- wohl Trainer Charly Rössli in seiner Analyse von einer spie- lerischen Steigerung sprach. Das Spielsystem war auf Of- fensive ausgerichtet und in der Defensive verwundbar. Ein Im Fachurteil der Jury: 93 Tiere wurden am Samstag in Naters bewertet. Foto wb cleverer Gegner nutzte dies schonungslos aus und belegte damit einmal mehr die Fus- sballer-Weisheit, dass die Die schönsten Böcke prämiert Wahrheit immer nur auf dem Platz liegt. Constantin, Hauptaktionär der Bockmarkt des Oberwalliser Ziegenzuchtverbandes neuen Olympique des Alpes AG, hat grosse Pläne, die er in N a t e r s. — (wb) Am Samstag wurden beim Oberwalliser Bockmarkt in Naters die schönsten Böcke dieser Woche öffentlich mach- prämiert. In fünf verschiedenen Kategorien wurden 15 Maximumtiere ausgezeichnet. Am diesjährigen te. Aber (noch) keine Mann- Markt waren etwas weniger als 100 Tiere von einem Dutzend Genossenschaften vertreten. Das war be- schaft, um diese realistisch er- züglich Quantität ein leichter Rückgang; das Zuchtniveau ist allerdings weiterhin hoch. Seite 11 scheinen zu lassen. Seite 23 Buchel gegen Kaissi: Sitten kommt nicht vom Fleck. Foto key WALLIS WALLIS SPORT Besorgnis über Ausgabenkürzungen Baugesuch für Gondos Stockalperturm FC Naters: Heimstark Der Verein Alpen-Initiative Der Stiftungsrat des Stockal- Die Auswärtsspiele in dieser traf sich am Samstag in Naters perturmes Gondo unter dem Rückrunde gingen bisher alle zur Jahresversammlung. Mit Präsidium von alt Bundesrat verloren, doch auf eigenem Besorgnis nahm man von den Adolf Ogi (hier mit Stadtprä- Terrain ist der 1.-Ligist Naters geplanten Ausgabenkürzun- sidentin Viola Amherd) (Bild: Giovanola) weiterhin gen des Bundesrates Kennt- befasse sich mit dem Bauge- beachtlich. Gegen das Spit- nis. Diese könnten zu weite- such und der Finanzierung des zenteam aus Echallens setzte ren Verzögerungen in der Um- Stockalperturmes. Das histo- es einen verdienten 2:0-Sieg setzung des Alpenschutzarti- rische Gebäude war am 14. ab, Fallert erzielte beide Tore. kels führen. Die Versamm- Oktober 2000 schwer beschä- Die Mannschaft gewann da- lung verabschiedete deshalb digt worden. Das 2,5-Millio- mit vor eigenem Publikum ein eine Resolution zur Sparpoli- nen-Projekt ist auf guten We- grosses Stück Goodwill zu- tik des Bundesrates. Seite 7 gen. Seite 8 rück. Seite 25 AUSLAND Walliser Bote Montag, 14. April 2003 2 NOTIERT Dreiergipfel US-Truppen rücken in Tikrit ein S t. P e t e r s b u r g. — (AP) Über 100 Tote Deutschland, Russland und D h a k a. — (AP) Beim Un- Saddam Husseins Heimatstadt letztes strategisches Kriegsziel Frankreich haben erneut den tergang einer Flussfähre in Schulterschluss geprobt und Bangladesch sind möglicher- gemeinsam eine «zentrale weise mehr als 100 Men- B a g d a d. — (AP) US-Trup- Rolle» der Vereinten Nationen schen ums Leben gekom- pen sind am Sonntag in Tikrit beim Wiederaufbau Iraks ge- men. Das mit rund 200 Men- eingerückt, der Geburtsstadt fordert. schen voll besetzte Schiff ge- des gestürzten irakischen Details liessen der russische riet am Samstagabend auf Staatschefs Saddam Hussein. Präsident Wladimir Putin, dem Fluss Nagchinni in ei- Das teilte der kommandieren- Bundeskanzler Gerhard nen Sturm. Weniger als 100 de General Tommy Franks in Schröder und Frankreichs Prä- Menschen hätten ans Ufer Katar mit. Die Stadt war sident Jacques Chirac bei schwimmen können oder sei- nach Bagdad, Kirkuk und ihrem «Dreiergipfel» am Wo- en von Fischern gerettet wor- Mossul das letztes strategi- chenende in St. Petersburg al- den, berichtete das staatliche sche Kriegsziel der Alliierten. lerdings offen. Die deutsche Fernsehen. Marine-Infanteristen seien Opposition kritisierte das nach Tikrit, 145 Kilometer Treffen. Milliardenverluste nördlich von Bagdad, vorge- Schröder machte deutlich, B e r l i n. — Die europäi- drungen, sagte Franks dem dass die Federführung der UN schen Fluggesellschaften US-Fernsehsender CNN. Of- die staatliche Neuordnung rechnen ihrem Verband AEA fenbar habe es dort keinen ebenso wie wirtschaftliche zufolge in diesem Jahr damit, Widerstand gegeben. Aspekte umfassen müsse. mindestens 1,8 Milliarden «Ich würde noch nicht sagen, Über die Einzelheiten werde Dollar (1,68 Milliarden Eu- dass es vorbei ist», erklärte man mit den Alliierten reden ro) Verlust zu machen. Der Franks. Er machte keine Anga- müssen: «Aber das Dach muss AEA schätzt laut Sonntags- ben darüber, ob die Truppen klar sein», sagte der Kanzler. ausgabe des Berliner «Tages- erst die Aussenbezirke oder be- Chirac betonte, nur die Ver- spiegels», dass im Gesamt- reits das Zentrum von Tikrit er- einten Nationen hätten die Le- jahr der Umsatz pro Passa- reicht haben. Zuvor war eine gitimität, die «riesige Aufga- gier und geflogenem Kilo- grössere Einheit von Marine-In- be» des Wiederaufbaus zu meter bestenfalls um fünf fanteristen mit grosser Ge- übernehmen. Er sehe breite Prozent zurückgehen werde. schwindigkeit nach Tikrit vor- US-Marines verhaften einen Plünderer in Bagdad. Foto AP/key Unterstützung für diese Linie. Schlimmstenfalls rechne gestossen und hatte nach Anga- US-Präsident George W. Bush man mit einem Minus von ben des US-Oberkommandos Gemeinsame Botschaft von Plünderern ange- soll nach den Worten von US- und der britische Premiermi- neun Prozent für den eu- damit begonnen, die Stadt ein- griffen worden sei. Aussenminister Colin Powell nister Tony Blair hatten den ropäischen Luftverkehr, dann zuschliessen. Tikrit ist auch das Patrouillen US-Truppen und kurdische aus freien Wahlen hervorgehen. Vereinten Nationen eine «vita- werde die Branche sogar Zentrum von Saddam Husseins In Bagdad vereinbarten die US- Kämpfer setzten sich unterdes- Seine Regierung wolle nicht le Rolle» eingeräumt, den Ak- Verluste von 3,4 Milliarden Familienclans und gilt als Streitkräfte gemeinsame Pa- sen in der nordirakischen Stadt selbst den Vorsitzenden einer zent dabei aber auf die huma- Dollar erleiden. Die Zeitung Hochburg seiner Anhänger. Es trouillen mit irakischen Polizis- Mossul fest, um weitere Plün- Übergangsverwaltung ernennen, nitäre Hilfe gesetzt. Putin äus- berichtet weiter, dass nach wird vermutet, dass ein grosser ten, um den massiven Plünde- derungen dort zu unterbinden. sagte Powell dem britischen serte scharfe Kritik an den Al- Angaben des internationalen Teil der irakischen Truppen rungen Einhalt zu gebieten. Bei einer
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