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The Associated Press TOPOLOBAMPO Mexico lAs searchers found more bodies of fishermen caught at sea when Hur ricane Ismael lashed Mexico's west coast Thursday the scope of the season's most disastrous storm be- came gruesomely apparent At least 91 people are confirmed dead and officials say the toll could rise much higher in the season's deadliest storm Thousands have been homeless since the hurricane spun across the Gulf of California and hit the coast destroying about 5000 houses Military helicopters crisscrossed the gulf searching for victims And the Mexican navy said yesterday that it is sending frogmen into the water to see whether more bodies are trapped beneath wrecked fishing boats floating hull-up "We will keep looking as long as there might be survivors" said Adm Ruben Gomez Galvan the commander of the naval base in Topolobampo The hurricane stranded fishermen on islands sandbars or disabled fishing boats About 150 have been found alive Some of the worst damage was in Topolobampo near Los Mochis in the northern state of Sinaloa Fishermen said 30-foot waves overwhelmed small poorly equipped vessels Winds reached 80 mph with gusts of 100 mph and hit long before projected "There was no time to get back safely" said Dr Primitivo Lopez a forensic pathologist who supervised as the bloated bodies of nine victims were wrapped in sheets Monday night A Fort Worth Star-lblegram WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 20 1995 Calls to halfway houses strain police chief says the Fort Worth Star-Telegram shows But a sampling of parole records and police crime statistics indicates that the influx of sex offenders has not caused a major overall increase in sex crimes in Tarrant County Reports of sex crimes around the two Fort Worth halfway houses that accept paroled sex offenders one run by Esmor Correctional Services Inc at 600 Henderson St and the other operated by (More on OFFENDERS on Page 9) American Airlines kicks off fall season of fare cuts BUSINESS PAGE 1B 1 MnMiegaMfailWOtaldnigetakkag Fort Worth Rocas Where The West Begins 25t in TarrantDallas ccunties 50t elsewhere Fon Worth Star-Telegram ILI ON A DAMS Bill and Brenda O'Quin the stepfather and mother of Michael McEachern leave justice center 15-year-old to be tried as adult in stereo killing BY KATHY SANDERS Fort Worth Star-Telegram FORT WORTH Michael McEachem tried to reason his way out of impending death Kathryn Nesbit questioned why it had to happen But the teen-agers were slain anyway one suspect in the killings said because a 15-year-old boy feared they would tell on him for robbing them of a car stereo system "Mike said 'I wish we could work something out 1 really wish we could work something out' according to a statement from the 18-year-old suspect Derrick Smith "Mark said 'Nah man You're gonna tell' The statement was read during a (More on TRIAL on Page 10) "If you pressure teams to market themselves they will find themselves under pressure to move to larger markets" Paul Tagliabue NFL commissioner right "We believe in revenue sharing in general and we also believe in revenue sharing in marketing" --Jerry Jones Cowboys owner -11 I BY MIKE FISHER Fort Worth Star-Telegram ATLANTA NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue characterized Cowboys owner Jerry Jones' deals with non-NFL-sanctioned sponsors as the start to teams "cannibalizing and devouring each other" Tagliabue's rebuke yesterday came after Jones met face-to-face with fellow NFL owners to offer an impassioned defense of recent contracts with sponsors such as Pepsi and Nike The contracts are at the heart of a $300 million NFL commissioner assails Cowboys f01 deals The Associated Pres Cowboys owner Jerry Jones arrives for an NFL owners meeting yesterday in Atlanta lawsuit that the National Football League filed Monday against Jones Jones emerged from the meeting saying that he had been given a "great hearing" and that "eight or nine" other owners appeared sympathetic to his position One club owner the Oakland Raiders' Al Davis said the NFL went too far in filing the lawsuit "I could tell they were genuinely wanting to hear me out" Jones said But an emotional Tagliabue was clearly un(More on JONES on Page 13) Classified Horoscope 6D Comics 12-13D Index to features 2A Crosswords 12D 2E Movies 8D Editorials 22A Obituaries 21A Encore 12A Television 14D Senate votes 37-12 for plan to curb welfare BY MICHAEL TOWLE Fort Worth Star-Telegram Washington Bureau WASHINGTON The Senate passed a landmark welfare overhaul yesterday that would give states new power to shape their own programs to help the needy but would end a six-decade-old federal guarantee to support poor families with dependent children "Our welfare programs will be returned to their original intent to be a hand up not a handout" said Sen Kay Bailey Hutchison RTexas "Welfare will be there for people in trouble but it no longer will be a way of life" Hutchison was among a core group of Republicans who shaped the GOP bill which passed by a lopsided 87-12 vote Final passage in the Senate was made possible by a compromise between the Senate's GOP leadership and an alliance of Democrats and moderate Republicans who insisted on billions of dollars more for child care Eleven Democrats and one Republican Lauch Faircloth of Pitchman was also an innovator Orville Redenbachei popcorn king dies at 88 The Associated Press CORONADO Calif Orville Redenbacher whose devotion to creating and promoting a fluffier tastier snack turned him into a bow-tied popcorn icon has died He was 88 Mr Redenbacher was found yesterday morning in a whirlpool spa in his condo- minium said Robert Engel a medical examiner's investigator The cause and time of death are under investigation Instantly recognizable by his natty bow tie suspenders and neatly parted white hair Mr Redenbacher made himself famous through cheerful folksy commecials for the popcorn named after him "Many people thought he was a media creation but what people saw on television that was him" said William Smith executive! (More on POPCORN on Page 13) WEATHER Cloudy with a 200 chance of rain this evening High in the middle 70s low in the upper 50s Nil weather report on 6A a Texas welfare: Implementation of changes delayed PAGE I 3A Corporate subsidies: Senate retains payments for firms 13A a Medicaid: House plan seeks to return control to states 13A North Carolina voted against the bill which he has called a "pot of Pablum" Another GOP senator Mark Hatfield of Oregon did not vote because he was home sick with stomach flu Sen Edward Kennedy D-Mass called the GOP bill "the wrong way to reform welfare" "Too many of our Republican colleagues want to reform welfare in the worst way and that is exactly what this bill does" he said in a speech on the Senate floor before the vote "The Senate is on the brink of committing legislative child abuse" But other Democrats figured prominently in passing the bill working during the weekend to (More on WELFARE on Page 13) The Associated Press File Orville Redenbacher went lluough 30000 hybrids before deriving his gourmet popcorn 7 9 1 1 11 88727 900 1 IL V-7 1 WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 20 1995 Fo rt Worth Mxas Where The West Begins 25t in TarrantDallas ccunties 50t elsewhere Ao-N 4 Lalls to halfway houses a -N- 15-year-old to be tried i strain police chief says i l''' as adult in stereo killing BY BOB MAHLBURG the Fort Worth Star-Telegram shows AND DAVE HARMON But a sampling of parole records and 1 BY KATHY SANDERS robbing them of a car stereo sys- Fort Worth Star-Telegram Fort Worth Star-Telegram tem FORT WORTH Police make so police crime statistics indicates that the i many minor calls to two local halfway influx of sex offenders has not caused a I FORT WORTH Michael "Mike said 'I wish we could major overall increase in sex crimes in 4 1 McEache tried to reason his way work something out I really wish ting a drain on th houses holding sex offenders that it's put- out of impending death Kathryn we could work something out'" 1 epartment's Tarrant County ot omeak-e resources Police Ch ief Thomas Reports of sex crimes around the two Nesbit questioned why it had to according to a statement from the ---1--- happen year-old suspect Derrick Windham said yesterday Fort Worth halfway houses that accept But the teen-agers were slain Smith "Mark said 'Nah man Some sex offenders paroled here have paroled sex one run by Esmor Fort Worth Star Telegram I MILT ON ADAMS anyway one suspect in the killings You're gonna tell' I committed serious new sex crimes since Correctional Services Inc at 600 Bill and Brenda O'Quin the stepfather and moth- said because a 15-year-old boy The statement was read during a 1 arriving in the city including offenses Henderson St and the other operated by er of Michael McEachern leave justice center feared they would tell on him for (More on TRIAL on Pagel()) I against children a review of records by (More on OFFENDERS on Page 9) I Hurricane rricane votes find themselves und "If you pressure teams to toll rises market themselves they will li 1 I 1 A I We believe in revenue shar- er pres- 1 avN i Mexico sure to mov to larger ing in general and we also believe in revenue sharing in 3712 for plan markets ti 1 At least 91 people are Paul Tagliabue marketing confirmed dead and NFL commissioner right (--) Jones Cowbor owner officials fear that many more were lost at sea rlisio T---1 r-- I 'fi 41 The Associated Press i- I 5 I -0- TOPOLOBAMPO Mexico i 1 1- BY MICHAEL TOWLE III Texas welfare: Implementation lAs searchers found more bodies of 1 -o-'57 Fort Worth Star Telegram Washington Bureau of changes delayed PAGE 13A fishermen caught at sea when Hur- 1 4 ASHINGTON The Senate ricane Ismael lashed Mexico's west passed a landmark welfare over- Corporate subsidies: Senate re-- coast Thursday the scope of the Zok i haul yesterday that would give tains payments for firms I3A 1 season's most disastrous storm be I t' 1 1--- -IA i' states new power to shape their in Medicaid: House plan seeks to came gruesomely apparent 2 -4 ti own programs to help the needy return control to states 13A At least 91 people are confirmed but would end a six-decade-old dead and officials say the toll could federal guarantee to support poor North Carolina voted against the rise much higher in the season's p'4''''' 1 families with dependent children bill which he has called a "pot of deadliest storm Thousands have 4- Our welfare programs will be Pablum" Another GOP senator -a --4: been homeless since the hurricane returned to their original intent Mark Hatfield of Oregon did not spun across the Gulf of California I 4 i IC to a i be Bailey Hutchison a handout ii vote stomach because flu 5000 houses was sick and hit the coast destroying about I -Kennedy Mass Military helicopters crisscrossed people in trouble but it no longer called the GOP bill "the wrong way the gulf searching for victims And will be a way of I ife" to reform welfare" the Mexican navy said yesterday -7 Hutchison was among a core "Too many of our Republican that it is sending frogmen into the 1 group of Republicans who shaped colleagues want to reform welfare -z- water to see whether more bodies i 1 i the GOP bill which passed by a in the worst way and that is exactly are trapped beneath wrecked fish- 1 ---lopsided 87-12 vote Final passage what this bill does" he said in a ing boats floating hull-up 1 0- in the Senate was made possible by speech on the Senate floor before "We will keep looking as long as a compromise between the Sen- the vote "The Senate is on the there might be survivors" said ate's GOP leadership and an alli- brink of committing legislative Adm Ruben Gomez Galvan the I ance of Democrats and moderate child abuse commander of the naval base in Republicans who insisted on bil- But other Democrats figured Topolobampo lions ofdollars more for child care prominently in passing the bill The hurricane stranded fisher- Eleven Democrats and one Re- working during the weekend to men on islands sandbars or dis- publican Lauch Faircloth of (More on WELFARE on Page 13) abled fishing boats About 150 have been found alive Some of the worst damage was in Topolobampo near Los Mochis in Pitchman was also an innovator the northern state of Sinaloa Fishermen said 30-foot waves The Associated Press overwhelmed small poorly Orville Redenbacher Cowboys owner Jerry Jones arrives for an NFL owners meeting yesterday in Atlanta equipped vessels Winds reached 80 mph with gusts of 100 mph and popcorn king dies at 88' hit long before projccted get back NFL commissioner assails "There was no time to safely" said Dr Primitivo Lopez The Associated Press a forensic pathologist who super- '1 titk vised as the bloated bodies of nine owboys owner CORONADO Calif Orville Reden- or deals bacher whose devotion to creating and pro- -7 4- 1 victims were wrapped in sheets moting a fluffier tastier snack turned him into Monday night a bow-tied popcorn icon has died He was 88 i I BY MIKE FISHER lawsuit that the National Football League filed Mr Redenbacher was found yesterday I -7--11 I UNHTED BUTZ- i I Fon Wonh Star-Telegram Monday against Jones morning in a whirlpool spa in his condo- (5) I i 1-- 1 ATLANTA NFL Commissioner Paul Jones emerged from the meeting saying that minium said Robert Engel a medical exam- i Is N-- Tagliabue characterized Cowboys owner Jerry he had been given a "great hearing" and that iner's investigator The cause and time of death 66 V4 Topolobam MEXICO 'co19 Jones' deals with non-NFL-sanctioned spon- eight or nine" other owners appeared sYmPa- are under investigation sors as the start to teams "cannibalizing and thetic to his position One club owner the Oak- Instantly recognizable by his natty bow devouring each other" land Raiders' Al Davis said the NFL went too suspenders spenders and neatly parted white hair Mr --ktv --0 ilk Tagliabue's rebuke yesterday came after far in filing the lawsuit Redenbacher made himself famous through Mexico Jones met face-to-face with fellow NFL owners "I could tell they were genuinely wanting to cheerful folksy commecials for the popcorn to offer an impassioned defense of recent con- hear me out" Jones said named after him i The Associated Press File tracts with sponsors such as Pepsi and Nike But an emotional Tagliabue was clearly un- "Many people thought he was a media cre-1 Orville Redenbacher The contracts are at the heart of a $300 million (More on JONES on Page 13) ation but what people saw on television that I went through 30000 was him" said William Smith executive I hybrids before deriving A Fort Worth Stariblegram (More on POPCORN on Page 13) his gourmet popcorn L-- I 151:75 5111115-1 Pr WEATHER American Airlines kicks off Classified Horoscope 6b Dial DEL-IVER Comics 12-13D index to features 2A Cloudy with a 200 chance of rain fall season of fare cuts Crosswords 12D 2E Movies 8D this evening High in the middle 70s 1 11 ti 1 1 90th year No148 el pages I BUSINESS PAGE 1B Editorials 22A Obituaries 21A low in the upper 50s Copyright Fon Worth Star-Telegram1995 111 Encore 12A Television 14D Full weather report on 6A A 1 7 88727 900 1 4 I 96 I 4As searchers found more bodies of 7--- 1 FOn Wonh Star-Telegram Washington Bureau of changes delayed PAGE 13A fishermen caught at sea when Hur- WASHINGTON The Senate ricane Ismael lashed Mexico's west Zs is passed a landmark welfare over- Corporate subsidies Senate re- coast Thursday the scope Of the l'r 1 haul yesterday that would give tains payments for firms I 3A season's most disastrous storm be 1" 1--c- 4 i' states new power to shape their a Medicaid: House plan seeks to came gruesomely apparent ti own programs to help the needy return control to states -'s i At least 91 people are confirmed I but would end a six-decade-old dead and officials say the toll could federal guarantee to support poor North Carolina voted against the rise much higher in the season's 1 families with dependent children bill which he has called a "pot of i 2 deadliest storm Thousands have 0 1 1 "Our welfare programs will be Pablum" Another GOP senator a L4" been homeless since the hurricane I returned to their original intent Mark Hatfield of Oregon did not spun across the Gulf of California i A to be a hand up not a handout vote because he was home sick and hit the coast destroying about I I said Sen Kay Bailey Hutchison R- with stomach flu 5000 houses Texas "Welfare will be there for Sen Edward Kennedy D-Mass Military helicopters crisscrossed people in trouble but it no longer called the GOP bill "the wrong way the gulf searching for victims And will be a way of life" to reform welfare" 1 tliTerguemany reform to our elfare that it is sending frogmen into the water to see whether more bodies the Mexican navy said yesterday greHauptcolifiRsoenpawhalisears who sahacpoerde co the GOP bill which passed by a in the worst way and that is exactly are trapped beneath wrecked fish- 1 lopsided 87-12 vote Final passage what this bill does" he said in a ing boats floating hull-up i in the Senate was made possible by speech on the Senate floor before "We will keep looking as long as 't a compromise between the Sen- the vote "The Senate is on the there might be survivors" said ate's GOP leadership and an alli- brink of committing legislative Adm Ruben Gomez Galvan the I ance of Democrats and moderate child abuse commander of the naval base in Republicans who insisted on bil- But other Democrats figured Topolobampo lions ofdollars more for child care prominently in passing the bill The hurricane stranded fisher- Eleven Democrats and one Re- working during the weekend to men on islands sandbars or dis- publican Lauch Faircloth of (More on WELFARE on Page 13) abled fishing boats About 150 have been found alive Some of the worst damage was in Topolobampo near Los Mochis in Pitchman was also an innovator the northern state of Sinaloa Fishermen said 30-foot waves The Associated overwhelmed small poorly Cowboys owner Jerry Jones arrives for an NFL owners meeting yesterday in Atlanta Press 0 rv ille Redenbacher equipped vessels Winds reached 80 mph with gusts of 100 mph and hit long before projected NFL Jib popoom king dies at 88 "There was no time to get back Lommissionerass a assails safely" said Dr Primitivo Lopez The Associated Press 1 a forensic pathologist who super- CORONADO Calif Orville Reden- s't It ine ow oys owner or vised as the bloated bodies of deals bacher whose devotion to creating and pro- victims were wrapped in sheets moting a fluffier tastier snack turned him into ----gi Monday night a bow-tied popcorn icon has died He was 88 BY MIKE FISHER lawsuit that the National Football League filed Mr Redenbacher was found yesterday 1 -oft i UNHTED IIT-ATZ- i i' I Fon Wonh Star-Teit-gram Monday against Jones morning in a whirlpool spa in his condo- i I ATLANTA NFL Commissioner Paul Jones emerged from the meeting saying that minium said Robert Engel a medical exam- 1 1 Itli At-c Tagliabue characterized Cowboys owner Jerry he had been given a "great hearing" and that iner's investigator The cause and time of death Topolobam MEXICO City 0 Jones' deals with non-NFL-sanctioned spon- "eight or nine" other owners appeared sYmPa- are under investigation sors as the start to teams "cannibalizing and thetic to his position One club owner the Oak- Instantly recognizable by his natty bow devouring each other" far di afiling Raiders Jones met face-to-face with fellow NFL owners "I could tell they were genuinely wanting to to offer an impassioned defense of recent con- hear me out" Jones said The Associated Press file i'l Al lawsuit wDavis suit said the NFL went too suspenders and neatly parted white hair Mr Redenbacher made himself famous through Mexico Tagliabue's rebuke yesterday came after cheerful folksy commexials for the popcorn named after him tracts with sponsors such as Pepsi and Nike But an emotional Tagliaboe was clearly un- "Many people thought he was a media cre-1 The contracts are at the heart of a $300 million (More on JONES on Page 13) Orville Redenbacher ation but what people saw on television that I went through 30000 was him" said William Smith executive I hybrids before deriving A Fort Worth Stariblegram (More on POPCORN on Page 13) his gourmet popcorn 1110-.