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NORTHEAST TARRANT 4 -w I 1 SPORTS: Rangers move into first Rockets take 2-0 NBA Finals PAGE 1C PAGE 1C 1 SATURDAY JUNE 101995 F-11 LI II SATURDAY JUNE 10 1995 caf 25 ct in TarrantDallas counties 50t elsewhere 25ct Where The West Begins Th uz t4'e' "When I was out there I knew you were all there behind me I could hear you and I knew it I knew that everything that could be possibly done was being done I bad no doubt in my mind about that" 4 i Scott O'Grady rescued pilot 1 Capt Scott O'Grady rescued pilot Cali drug kingpin arrested 1 Cocaine cartel leader caught in Colombia er a BY CHRIS TORCHIA The Associated Press BOGOTA Colombia Police captured Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuela a leader of one of the world's most powerful drug cartels during a raid yesterday in the southwestern Colombian city of Cali Rodriguez Orejuela along with his brother Miguel heads the Cali cartel which is believed to supply 80 percent of the world's cocaine His arrest came amid increasing pressure from the United States to crack down on the cartel The cartel makes billions of dollars every year and ships thousands of tons of cocaine annually to the United States and Europe officials say Police said Rodriguez was found crouching in a hidden compartment built into a bedroom He offered no resistance the officials said and put up his hands and pleaded that "he not be harmed" "This is the beginning of the end of the Cali cartel" President Ernesto Samper said on national radio "The entire world can be sure (More on CARTEL on Page 28) ured one rtels stem )ther be- )rld's asing rope hing i that Cali id on sure Reuters Air Force Capt Scott O'Grady raises his fists in triumph at the Air Base in Italy after his arrival from the USS Kearsarge in the Adriatic Sea ero's welcome "4 5st 1 0 i i2tr1 I 1 10 I 1 1 1 i J'i' 1 i It i I 4 r-- 1 I 4 i i 3 I I 1 1 1 "6- 1 I Al li 4-- I i I i- i 11 I 1 I ''4 '-i t-'''--- 4 I 4 4 ht hlt i I A 4 4 I )1 ''k 4 I i 4 I I I ry- 1 i 141144- pri I nt 1' 3 I ti 1 (t I I A i 1 7 i Reuters Air Force Capt Scott O'Grady raises his fists in triumph at the Air Base in Italy after his arrival from the USS Kearsarge in the Adriatic Sea 1' 1 1 4 Hero we come 4- 4 I i Ex-Hurst man gets life term in father's slaying tn ig Pilot shot down in Bosnia thanks God Marines for rescue Pildt shot down in thanks God Mann es for rescue BY DOMINGO RAMIREZJR F011 Worth Star-Telegram For the third time Charles Wooten has been sentenced to life in a Texas prison for killing a man But most members of his family say Wooten should have received the death penalty for the latest slaying that of his 68-year-old father "I can never forgive him for that" Greg Wooten of Fort Worth Charles Wooten's brother said in an interview this week "The Bible teaches that you shouldn't pass judgment on someone But I personally believe he should have been put to death for killing Dad It's hard to say that but it's how I feel" In a recent plea bargain the 46-year-old former Hurst resident was sentenced to life in prison in connection with the July 29 1993 (More on WOOTEN on Page 26) has for for -old Greg Iten's "The he Dad r-old ife in 993 )11 Serbs before being rescued Thursday in a dramatic operation led by the Ma-rinds After spending nearly a week in tense silent solitude O'Grady was the focal point yesterday of loud celebration Schoolchildren sang the US national anthem NATO jets flew past in formation Rock music blared from (More on PILOT on Page 27) done was being done I had no doubt in my mind about that "And I appreciate everything you did to get me back to be standing here at Aviano" His F-1 6 cut in two by a Bosnian Serb missile June 2 O'Grady parachuted to earth and survived in the Bosnian wilderness for six days low on provisions and surrounded by hostile he thanked God and the Marines for his rescue "When I was out there I knew you were all there behind me" he told the emotional crowd of 500 people uniformed officers family members journalists and well-wishers who had gathered in a hangar to greet him "I could hear you and I knew it I knew that everything that could be piAsibly BY DANIEL WILLIAMS The Washington Post AVIAN() AIR BASE Italy Shot down over Bosnia-Herzegovina and alive to tell about it Air Force Capt Scott O'Grady returned to his home base yesterday to a hero's welcome and news from his boss that he had been victim of a Serbian ambush O'Grady's eyes welled with tears as -t? ofli 1 11 Mantle undergoes patching surgery But prognosis good doctors say IC VT 0 Showing the jury Showing the jury 0 i 1 I Vsr- I i 1 I i I of 1 11 IN 4 io' 1 e- "-if!" gt 0 0'4 i 0'7'-- t'f-41 di 00 er' 4sik ict I 4 t-y tot: st 1 The White House and the 'speaker's iides scramble to set conditions for the 'verbal duel billed as an luncontentious dialogue BYJOHNIONG 0 The Assoclated Press NASHUA NH Even as he 'insisted anew that he is not running for president House Speaker Newt Gingrich caught the White Nouse off guard yesterday and ac 'apted President Clinton's offer for a face-to-face forum with New Hampshire voters Both sides said vv A they welcome a showdown tomorrow but were haggling over details Gingrich set off a dramatic backand-forth between his aides and the Clinton White House as he opened a four-day visit to New Hampshire home of the first presidential primary Clinton will be in the state for a commencement address and a picnic with elderly residents tomorrow Asked Thursday about sharing the state with Gingrich the president said it would be nice to get together with the speaker and "let citizens ask us questions" Gingrich had barely landed in (More on GINGRICH on Page 28) After the 30-minute procedure Mantle was taken off his respirator and was tired but alert as he talked with his family and medical staffers and watched morning news shows on television "He said that he feels good and when asked what his thoughts are he said 'Incredible' said the lead transplant surgeon Dr Robert Goldstein "Right now he's doing remarkably well and we're very very (More on MANTLE on Page 27) dure rator liked dical ming and are Dbert 7) BY THOMAS KOROSEC Fort Worth Stat Telegram DALLAS Although he made a brief second trip to the operating room yesterday the prognosis for former New York Yankees slugger Mickey Mantle is very good after his lifesaving liver transplant doctors said yesterday Surgeons operated on the 63- year-old Mantle early yesterday to correct bleeding that developed after his 612-hour transplant surgery Thursday The Assoetated Press he Los Angeles County coroner Dr Lakshmanan Sathyav- agiswaran demonstrates on prosecutor Brian Kelberg at the 01 Simpson double-murder trial how victim Ronald Goldman may have been slashed STORYON PAGE I4A The Assottated Press Dial DEL-IVER Antitrust investigation begun on Microsoft's new on-line service IN BUSINESS SECTION Classified Horoscope 4D Comics 8-9D Index to features 2A Crosswords 8D 2F Movies 7D Editorials 36A Obituaries 35A Encore 22A Television 10D NO 4 Classified Horoscpe 4D Antitrust investigation begun Comics 8-9D Index to features 2A Dial DEL-IVER on Microsoft's new on-line service Crosswords 8D 2F Movies 7D Editorials 36A Obituari es 35A IN BUSINESS SECTION Encore 22A Television 10D ak WEATHER Mostly cloudy with a 40 chance of thunderstorms this evening High around 90 low in the middle 70s Full weather ropod on 21A WEATHER Mostly cloudy with a 40 chance of thunderstorms this evening High around 90 low in the middle 70s Fug weather r000d on 21A 90th year No46 108 pages Copyright 4 Fon Worth Star-Ilram 1995 90th year No 46 108 pages Copyright 4 Fon Worth Star-Telegram 1995 0 0 dedim0 4' 7 I W- i AL laionA I I 1 i in ja jaanaumultomamium jamaaamamdiumalulLmaini it: 10.