Battalion/Page 5
April 7, 1982
Warped
By Scott McCullar
50 CONTESTANTS COMPETED
TO BE TUD&ED AS LOOKING
HOST LIKE SERIES STARS
JOHN SCHNEIDER AND
TOM WOPAT.
EACH STAR CHOSE FROM
AMONG LOOK-ALIKES THE
ONES THE'I THOUGHT LOOKED
MOST LIKE THEMSELVES.
AFTERWARDS, BOTH STARS
AND ALL 50 CONTESTANTS
WERE TAKE A/ TO A SOUHDST AGE..
..AND SHOT, THUS ELI Ml VATIA/G
ANOTHER MORONIC TV SHOW,
AND FOLLOWERS. PLANS WEKE
THEN ANNOUNCED FOR NEXT
year's "love boat look-
alike CONTEST.''
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Drifter
during
pleads guilty
murder trail
il lation of
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file the expoi
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storm loss:
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, HpARIS. Texas — Authorities
? vvc can mcrcj ^ . • j j
)V SI million. 1 uesda y said damage estimates
I jobs," he sail ^-i S-mile strip of town devas-
1 tated by a tornado were
approaching $50 million and
they began formal steps to
obtain federal help for the long
road to recovery.
I' Bulldozers manned by U.S.
Armv Corps of Engineers crews
I ^ Monday began removing piles
I ^ of rubble that were all that re
mained of at least 750 houses
■ , , leveled by Friday’s storm.
(ocal and eof| An ap , lcatlon for federal
len agentsi(«k as t er re (i e f submitted by citv
k pioum,. 0 ff- c j a | s to state Monday put
u a M IT t<>' al damage at $40 million, but
Hail said, oeiv.i Defense Director Dick
lesiowsis Tnesday said the latent
aanxi ll j 1 8~ l ® sessmen t pushed the figure
to iandanitJB se ,. to jso^miHion.
\ weaponn -* Manager Bob Sokoll said
e right ppi| if the n()rth Texas city 0 f 25,000
ret the stullil isjdeclared a major disaster area,
li ve got them residents would be eligible for
aid. "I'vehfi'i kw-interest, federally backed
es of people 1 loans.
i South Aiw®The Texas Insurance Advis-
, stuff likeihjory Association Monday esti-
iher busineJ tpated insured property losses
leep as von wo uld exceed $25 million and
he said 9W' cou ld go as high as $55 million
dealers art or $40 million.
ate I The tornado killed eight peo
ple in Paris, about 90 miles
/ho waiitawifljbrtheast of Dallas. A woman
shows prow- j n nearby Dodd City from
ii madiinefj the same storm system and a
m privatep|»p resenta tjve at St. Joseph
leguns, but Hospital in Paris reported a 10th
ed in matiL ijetim d j ec i en rG ute to another
with the Ml hospital.
id an initialttjj ’ f Boots said there had been no
major problems with cleanup
operations.
“It’sjust something you’ve got
to take a block at a time,” he said.
“We’ve got plenty of equipment
and plenty of people, but some
thing like this is just slow-going.
I “We’re just trying to get our
recovery center set up so people
know where to go for informa
tion. We’ve got people from the
Federal Emergency Manage-
federal aid;
$50 million
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nted a toy
er said.
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nils spilled l,[ j
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r wascoPJ HOUSTON — A television
o Wolf * reporter and photographer
in why he were f ree on their own recogni
zance Tuesday after a confron
tation outside municipal court
with the family and attorney of a
nan they were trying to inter
view.
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KPRC television reporter
13 Phil Archer was charged with
Iwo counts of assault. Photo
grapher Judy Barton was
:harged with using abusive lan
guage in a public place after the
incident Monday.
The two were trying to inter
view William Morris III, who
was charged last November in
in assault on Houston Chronicle
reporter Raul Reyes and photo
grapher Buster Dean, after his
rourt appearance on a charge of
reckless conduct.
KPRC news director Bill
loodman said when Barton and
rcher approached Morris, the
tan’s sister, father and lawyer
docked the reporter’s path and
"put their hands and briefcases
>ver the camera lens, shielding
4orris from the camera.
“Apparently there was some
ttempt to keep them (Barton
nd Archer) from moving for-
f 01 T 'vard or standing in front of
- , them,” Goodman said. “It is a
'ibbV ^ P uzz le to us on where they get
J ’ j the idea an assault occurred.”
11 m • Morris’ brothe Malcolm
il Morris, said he and his sister,
Marietta Maxfield, filed the
rharged because Archer and
Barton “accosted me and other
embers of my family, as well as
ddition to the verbal cursing by
ment Agency and from the state
touring the area right now.
“We’ll probably know by Fri
day whether it’s going to be de
clared a disaster area.”
The Salvation Army, which
has had more than 330 volun
teers in Paris since Friday, said
the most pressing needs in the
community are for donations of
cash, clothing, infant supplies,
canned goods, bedding, cooking
utensils and furniture.
Boots said officials in Wichita
Falls — where a tornado struck
in 1979 killing 47 people — had
sent advisors to assist city gov
ernment in drafting ordinances
and organizing the administra
tive base for reconstruction.
Authorities have imposed a
10 p.m. curfew in the town and
Boots said it would be continued
through Friday.
United Press International
BEAUMONT — In a move
that shocked prosecutors and
jurors, drifter Stephen Peter
Morin pleaded guilty Tuesday
to the capital murder of a San
Antonio woman.
“Before the jury and before
God, I plead guilty,” Morin told
Judge David Berchelmann, just
minutes after the judge had
ruled against a defense motion
to bar the media from the trial.
The seven-woman, five-man
jury — which took eight full
working days to choose —
appeared shocked at the
announcement. The punish
ment phase of the trial, which
will decide whether Morin will
be sentenced to life in prison or
death by injection — began im
mediately.
Morin, 34, was charged with
the Dec. 11 shooting death of
Carrie Marie Scott, 21, outside a
popular all-night restaurant in
San Antonio. His trial was
moved to Beaumont on a
change of venue.
Authorities said Morin also
was a suspect in a nine-state vio
lent crime spree that included
the rapes, kidnappings and kill
ings of several young, blonde
attractive women.
He also has been indicted on
charges of attempted capital
murder in San Antonio and
murder in two
other
and
capital
Texas cities. Colorado
Nevada authorities said he was
wanted in several killings of
young women in those states.
He was captured the day after
Scott w'as killed following a mul
ti-state manhunt.
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